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* An episode where Londo Mollari was shown cheating at cards by using a tentacle to surreptitiously grab extra cards from the deck. Turns out that the Centauri tentacles are not just tentacles: Centauri males have ''[[Naughty Tentacles|six prehensile penises]].'' That are each 2-4. Feet. Long. |
* An episode where Londo Mollari was shown cheating at cards by using a tentacle to surreptitiously grab extra cards from the deck. Turns out that the Centauri tentacles are not just tentacles: Centauri males have ''[[Naughty Tentacles|six prehensile penises]].'' That are each 2-4. Feet. Long. |
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** More amusing was Vir's bumbling attempt to describe to Ivanova (while asking her relationship advice about Lyndisty) the varying... levels of intimacy a Centauri couple could encounter while necking (a misleading word in this context if ever there was one), complete with sound effects and gestures indicating the difference between "one" and "six": |
** More amusing was Vir's bumbling attempt to describe to Ivanova (while asking her relationship advice about Lyndisty) the varying... levels of intimacy a Centauri couple could encounter while necking (a misleading word in this context if ever there was one), complete with sound effects and gestures indicating the difference between "one" and "six": |
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{{quote|'''Vir:''' There were other women, but I never got past one. |
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'''Ivanova:''' You mean first base. |
'''Ivanova:''' You mean first base. |
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'''Vir:''' No, no, I mean one. You see, we have six, ah... we have ''six'', you see, and each one is a different level of intimacy and pleasure. So, you know, first you have one, and that's ''naa-naa.'' Then there's two... and by the time you get to five it's a ''heehaa-heehaa''. }} |
'''Vir:''' No, no, I mean one. You see, we have six, ah... we have ''six'', you see, and each one is a different level of intimacy and pleasure. So, you know, first you have one, and that's ''naa-naa.'' Then there's two... and by the time you get to five it's a ''heehaa-heehaa''. }} |
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*** Also, [[Word of God]] has stated that Centauri females also have six, er, receptacles -- three on each side of their spine. |
*** Also, [[Word of God]] has stated that Centauri females also have six, er, receptacles -- three on each side of their spine. |
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**** That was just one example. Another comment made by Londo seems to indicate that Centauri expect their dolls to be anatomically correct. |
**** That was just one example. Another comment made by Londo seems to indicate that Centauri expect their dolls to be anatomically correct. |
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* In the episode "The Illusion Of Truth", Londo and Sheridan are arguing about the climate control in the former's quarters: |
* In the episode "The Illusion Of Truth", Londo and Sheridan are arguing about the climate control in the former's quarters: |
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{{quote|'''Londo''': I do not mean, "oh, I think I will put another blanket on my bed tonight", I mean "look, my left arm has snapped off, like an icicle, and ''shattered'' on the floor!"! This is ''highly inappropriate'', Captain! |
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'''Sheridan''': I agree. There's several other parts of you I'd much rather have snapped off. }} |
'''Sheridan''': I agree. There's several other parts of you I'd much rather have snapped off. }} |
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* In "Convictions", Garibaldi tells Zach to explain the "missionary... position" to some Drazi clerics. |
* In "Convictions", Garibaldi tells Zach to explain the "missionary... position" to some Drazi clerics. |
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*** What really sells the "sex" aspect is Marcus's response, "I wouldn't know about that..."; he had been earlier mentioned to be [[Celibate Hero|waiting for the right lady]]. |
*** What really sells the "sex" aspect is Marcus's response, "I wouldn't know about that..."; he had been earlier mentioned to be [[Celibate Hero|waiting for the right lady]]. |
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* From ''Voices Of Authority'', Sheridan has been assigned a [[Political Officer]], one who has decided that [[Sex Sells]] when it comes to ensuring a [[The Captain|certain key officer's]] loyalty. [[Holographic Terminal|Ivonova appears in the room]] just after the political officer has finished disrobing in Sheridan's quarters: |
* From ''Voices Of Authority'', Sheridan has been assigned a [[Political Officer]], one who has decided that [[Sex Sells]] when it comes to ensuring a [[The Captain|certain key officer's]] loyalty. [[Holographic Terminal|Ivonova appears in the room]] just after the political officer has finished disrobing in Sheridan's quarters: |
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{{quote|'''[[Deadpan Snarker|Ivanova]]''': ''Good luck, Captain.''" *raising a [[Fascinating Eyebrow]]* ''[[Shout-Out|I think you're]] [[Take That|about to go where]] '''[[Really Gets Around|everyone]]''' [[Star Trek|has gone before]].''}} |
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** Followed soon after by Ivanova disappearing, the [[Political Officer]] walking into the room still nude, and Sheridan [[Eating the Eye Candy|glancing down]] before declaring that it must be colder in here than he thought... |
** Followed soon after by Ivanova disappearing, the [[Political Officer]] walking into the room still nude, and Sheridan [[Eating the Eye Candy|glancing down]] before declaring that it must be colder in here than he thought... |
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* The Starfury pilots, like [[Real Life]] fighter pilots, have various patches on their uniforms. And, just like [[Real Life]] fighter pilots, many of those patches are full of [[Double Entendre|Double Entendres]]. Of note is the patch worn by all of B5's pilots, showing a Starfury being launched (via being dropped through a hatch in the "floor" of the station), with the words "Ugly, But Well Hung." It's plainly visible through much of the series, because [[Failed a Spot Check|none of the censors ever looked closely enough to notice.]] |
* The Starfury pilots, like [[Real Life]] fighter pilots, have various patches on their uniforms. And, just like [[Real Life]] fighter pilots, many of those patches are full of [[Double Entendre|Double Entendres]]. Of note is the patch worn by all of B5's pilots, showing a Starfury being launched (via being dropped through a hatch in the "floor" of the station), with the words "Ugly, But Well Hung." It's plainly visible through much of the series, because [[Failed a Spot Check|none of the censors ever looked closely enough to notice.]] |