Battlestar GalacticaFollow

It was All Along the Watchtower, again. (i think)

I'd say Boomer kidnapping Hera was a pretty big thing to happen. Of course this means the BSG is going to have to fight Cabal's Cyclons one last time in an effort to save her (& certainly throws a wrench in the lives of Chief, Athena, & Helo. Not to mention Caprica 6, the President, & all of the Cylon rebels).


Edited, Mar 1st 2009 4:07am by Omegavegeta

Ok Scifi channel. Here's the deal. You kill off the last battlestar, I find you and nuke you from orbit. I'm still pissed about Pegasus. Lets face it, you owe me for Farscape, and I am calling that favor in!

Don't make me destroy you like I did UPN!

Well, to be honest, it's not looking too good.

Predictions are at this point that it will be used as a massive weapon against the Cylons, although at this point I doubt there's any certainty about that one.

They'ld better start doing something though, only two episodes left and at this point they still prefer showing scenes of Adama looking at the ship bulkheads, again.

I <3'd the scene where the President sat around & smoked a doobie with Odama.

The rest was kinda meh.

Some say that Hera playing with the toy planes is an indication of the fight to come. It really wouldn't look too good for Galactica if so though, so it's probable that they will go down in a fight.

Maybe anyway, we'll know next week I suppose.

I'm starting to fear for it, I just don't see how they're going to end this show in only two hours time.

And if they use that thing they found as the deus ex machina, that'll be extremely disappointing.


Edited, Mar 14th 2009 5:42pm by Zieveraar

AHHH!!

I missed the finale of BSG >.>

Yeah, I think I will try to iTunes it.

Ditto.

Liked:
- How the shared dream ending up tying together.
- Boomer's Death. Touching, given what recently happened with her.
- "Death" of the fleet
- Chief strangling Tori. ***** deserved it.

Disliked:
- The "New" Admiral. What was it, his 2nd episode?
- Cara's "resolution".
- The Caprica 6/Balthar visions' resolution
- What, Lucy Lawless had something more pressing to do than show up for 1 episode? Really?

Lingering Questions:
- The visions Caprica 6 & Balthar shared, what were they? Why did only they see them? Were we supposed to believe they were god & the devil (doubtful, as vision Balthar referred to God as "it"), Angels (more likely), or something else?

- Why did they appear as Caprica 6 & Balthar (to each other) & were they some other version of themselves (resurrected?) or something else (Angels?)

- So, did Cara really die & come back as an Angel (the only "physical" Angel, As "vision" Caprica 6 was only able to physically effect "BSG" Balthar) just so she could punch in the numerical version of All Along the Watchtower & disappear? If so: Lame.

- Which Earth was "real"? I gotta assume dead earth, unless Jimmy Hendrix was a Cylon.



Edited, Mar 22nd 2009 5:03am by Omegavegeta

I flat out loved the finale. I felt such a sense of relief for everyone for finally finding peace and able to live out their lives. I've despised Baltar for every season and in the end when he was with Caprica 6 and she was the only person left in the universe that knew his farming background, I was truly touched. I was a bit shocked about Kara, but liked that they admit that she really did die.

Roslin's death was handled nicely and I loved that the two of them could just relax on a plain like that. It just felt good.

Well I got to see the old man ram a basestar.....I didn't care for how it ended for him..a old Warrior deserved a better end.

The Starbuck story line pissed me off for the last year....and the ending left me pissed.

The Angles angle with 6 and Baltar is annoying as well.

I liked the way it ended for Boomer and the Chief getting revenge was well done.

I think she wasn't able to save them the first time round, when it previously happened. Her body was found crashed on Earth (the first one they found), she might even have been the cause of the nucleair war. I don't think it was ever stated as such, but I suppose it's a possibility. (not sure if they ever did a carbon dating on that medal she took)

The notion of tribal humans mating with advanced humans has been done before, in Julian May's "Many coloured land" series. Although there was no direct sexual contact, the aliens who landed on Earth did use primitive humans as breeders.

I agree with how they dealt with the mysteries they kept building up since season one even, it was just done so quickly. It wasn't all bad, just a bit disappointing. Especially the "opera" scenes were thus.

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