2008-07-31:

Introduction to the caretaker.

• 0:54:28 — On his wall is a framed scrap that says “Sinclair Aircraft”. I learned that there’s a Sinclair Aircraft in North Hampton, New Hampshire, USA.
• 0:56:00 — There, you can see the Sinclair Aircraft scrap clearly. I matched it to a real-world business and found some images.
• 1:02:00 — So why not send out one or two other atmosphere-capable craft, just in case? No resources to do that? What about a second backup team which can do other long-range scanning or data processing or some such, who can hang around just in case? Or maybe multiple shifts of people so they can study the thing 24/7?

• 1:20:00 — That song is Hokey Cokey.

TO BE CONTINUED.. dun dun DUUUUUUNNN….

You can safely jump most of the first part, but not to or past the credits.

• 1:30:00 — Let me get this straight. That ship is “big”?? No, no it’s not.
• 1:33:00 — I’d not only have that ship sent, but I’d have a small fleet hiding out nearby too.
• 1:35:00 — A person cannot strongarm over another like that can they? If done by the head it’s definitely possible, but by the neck?

The Flying Dutchman episode. Shows an important stream of events with Babylon 4 being taken in time to help with a great war.

• 2:21:44 — I find it amazingly lame that this kind of horse keeps getting flogged on TV and yet none of these brave Americ.. I mean “soldiers” bows out.