Alliance weapons are almost useless against it, so Sheridan suits up and jets over through raging battle between the Alliance fleet and the artifact fleet, carrying a nuclear weapon. He sneaks into the artifact and plants the bomb, then slips out past the bloodthirsty aliens grabbing for him like Barry Sanders darting through the Chicago Bears' secondary. The bomb sits for five minutes inside the artifact, but the aliens remain unaware of it. Then there are the usual problems of B5. Apparently the UN government has converted the world from metric to English.
Speeches are overly long and have an unrealistic flavor.
Nobody speaks in monosyllables or grunts in the B5 universe. Zack, the security chief in Garibaldi's absence, takes on some of his mannerisms and expressions. Like his mentor, he even falls in love with a telepath, pouring out his feelings while the two are trapped in a busted elevator. At least some of the elements that make B5 so popular are present. The special effects are magnificent.