TimovThe secret of our marriage's success, Londo, is our lack of communication. You have jeopardized that success and I would know why!
A character in Babylon 5
Played by Jane Carr
Babylon 5 · 626 quotes
In 10 of the 626 quotes from Babylon 5
Most scenes with: Londo Mollari (5), Daggair (5), Vir Cotto (4)
TimovThe secret of our marriage's success, Londo, is our lack of communication. You have jeopardized that success and I would know why!
[Practicing his greetings to Londo's wives] It is a pleasure to meet you. It is a pleasure to meet you! It is a pleasure to meet you.
[Notices Vir talking to himself and approaches] Gonna introduce me, Vir?
You must think I look odd right now... [an alien passes by with Garibaldi staring].
Well, I guess it's a little relative... [referring to the alien's strange appearance]
Actually, it's relatives. I'm here to pick up some women.
You'll have more luck at bars.
No, I...
Just kidding.
[Vir laughs]
So, who are these women? Diplomats?
Oh, Ambassador Mollari's three wives.
Whoa! A harem! The lucky dog. [a Centauri woman walks in]
TimovAre you Vir?!
Yes!
TimovI am Timov, daughter of Alguhl. You will take me to my husband.
I was told there'd be three of you...
Timov[Looks at Garibaldi] Who is this?
Uhh...
TimovNo never mind. I said you'd take me. Is your hearing deficient?
No, but I do have a...
TimovThen let's be off! [Walks away]
It is a pleasure to meet you!
TimovHe drags me out here, gives me no reason why he wants to see me! What's he hiding, Vir? Tell me! I won't bite, Vir.
With all due respect, madam, that's not what I heard.
TimovAll right, that one time.
It was twice.
TimovDaggair! My, what a surprise!
A pleasant one?
TimovI wouldn't go that far.
Madame Daggair, my pardons! This is unconscionable! I was at customs. I don't know how I could have missed you!
TimovBelieve me Vir, if you knew her as well as I do, you wouldn't miss her a bit.
Oh, Timov, Timov, why do you always try to draw me into your little verbal fencing matches?
TimovBecause I don't have a real sword handy.
Can I get you anything?
TimovYes!! You can get me out of here! Who does Londo think he is, keeping us sitting about?
He probably thinks he's our husband. And we, as dutiful wives, must await his return. Is that not right, Vir?
Well, actually--
TimovYou are joking, Daggair!
Your problem, Timov, is that you've never known your place.
TimovMy place?! You once threatened to break a vase over his head!
Well, haha, that was the impetuousness of youth.
TimovThat was last month! Daggair, what are you playing at?
[enters room] Well, well, here you are!
TimovAnd here you are finally, where have you been?!!
Affairs of state my dear.
TimovState of inebriation, I wager.
TimovYou knew about this you knew!!!
I was caught completely unawares, I assure you! [To Londo] Petulant isn't she? Well, breeding will tell.
TimovHa! A bitch like you would know about breeding. [Daggair barely chokes down her drink, then stares daggers at Timov]
[Smiling widely] Ladies, ladies, please...Continue!
Let's let Londo decide that.
[Referring to Daggair and herself] The both of us? Together???
If it pleases Londo, it pleases me.
No, this isn't right. Timov should be here too!
TimovDid you seriously expect me to become involved in your sexual Olympics?
They're merely expressing their feelings for me.
TimovI can do that. [She slaps Londo on the face...hard]
You haven't changed.
TimovYou have. You've devolved!
[Londo awakes from a coma.]
Are you okay? Londo, do you know where you are?
[looks around and sees his wives] Either in Medlab, or in Hell. Either way, the decor needs work.
Oh, Doctor Franklin! Thank you for saving our husband! You've done the Centauri a great service!
I agree. It's so good to see you with us again, Londo!
Well, that settles it, Doctor! I am in hell! And what, not a word from you, Timov? Not an insincere word of relief? Not a blink of false concern for my well-being?
TimovNo. If you'll excuse me, I'll be in my quarters. I'm suddenly feeling...quite fatigued. [She leaves.]
Yes, I think I will do the same. [She leaves, followed by Daggair.]
Augh. Nightmares, all of them! And Timov, the worst of the lot!
Ambassador Mollari, do you mind if I make one personal observation?
No, not at all.
Stick it. [He walks off.]
[to himself] How odd. And I didn't even know we were married.
[Londo chooses to keep Timov as his wife and divorce the two others.]
TimovWhy did you choose to keep me as your wife and not them? I've made no pretense of affection for you, I find your recent actions contemptible, I'll never love you, at best I'll tolerate you, and I'll never be what you want me to be. Why me?
Because with you, I will always know where I stand.
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