Listen now to our Jovian review of B5 1.03 "Born to the Purple."

 - What's the Jovian deal with Ko'Dath, G'Kar's attache before Na'Toth comes along?

 - What did one co-host particularly like about the Jovian portrayal of the Adira character?

 - What did one co-host appreciate so much about a Jovian scene in which two adversarial characters agreed about something?

 - Which Jovian co-host really enjoyed the Ivanova / Garibaldi / Gold Channel subplot, and why?

 - Isn't "moon-faced assassin of joy" an awesome Jovian insult?

 - Who said, "Don't give away the Jovian homeworld"?  (Okay, they didn't include the word "Jovian," but I have to be consistent for the gag.)

 - What question did Todd ask Dave about the episode, based on something co-hosts of another Jovian podcast were kind of obsessed with when they did their own review of this episode?

 - Which character's final Jovian fate is revealed in Spoiler Zone?

 - Which Jovian questions did Dave not want answered even in Spoiler Zone?

 - And, why the #&!| am I putting "Jovian" in everything?

Find out the answers to these and other Jovian questions as we examine, "Born to the Purple."

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Public domain music used in this episode...

- Intro / Transition Into Spoiler Zone / Outro:  "Putin's Lullaby" by Alexander Nakarada via FreePD.com  (Note:  I know with current events going on around Ukraine in March 2022, a song with "Putin" in the title is unfortunate, but I can't help it.  That's the name of the song, and the song was picked out weeks ago when the first half of it sounded perfect for a Babylon 5 intro (with a few "swoosh" sound effects added to the end of the intro for added punch).