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Originally posted by 1967 R50/2
It certainly was edgy...but I had it called way ahead of time...just saw it coming by piecing together the "preview clips" at the start.
When the Pegasus cylon turned out to be 6, my girlfriend belted out "You called it." That wasn't in the clips but I figured they needed a way to work that actress back into the scripts as someting other than a hallucination. Maybe the show is becoming too predicatable.
I will make yet ANOTHER prediction: The Galactica/Pegasus battle will not happen. Cylons will attack the fleet (or the recon party) and all fighters will be needed to defend the fleet.
Another alternative....the battle will not happen because the President intervenes on behalf of Adama. Says her ships will not resupply Pegasus or tolerate it's presence unless Pegasus stands down and hands Helo and the Chief over to civilian authorities. This one is a long shot.
I feel the first scenario is WAY more likely. Anyone want to propose a few more scenarios and make it a poll?
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Hmm - some interesting predictions/possibilities.
I have a feeling that Starbuck will come back from her little secret recon and reveal something so shocking that the 'civil war' between Pegasus and Galactica will end abruptly.
However, I feel there's something fishey or forced in Cain's actions - I doubt she and her crew are Cylons, but there's something just not right. And why did she abandon the rest of humanity during the initial Cylon invasion? Perhaps she's going through some guilty complex because she didn't follow protocol, and now she's trying to make up for her mistake by 1. Following the military code to the last word and 2. Destroying as many cylons as she and her crew can.
And to step in and disuprt the Galactica crew, despite all the unorthodox things that have happened is just plain illogical, espeically doing it in such a manner as she did.
I tell you, there's something wierd about her. Not cylon wierd, but somethings not right. Seems the only person from Galactica that she favors is Baltar. Wonder if there's something there....and speaking of Baltar,...
Baltar's confession to the new Number 6 was some good acting and almost reveals the true source of his 'hallucinations.' So infatuated is he with Number 6 that he may have developed an 'imaginary friend' out of her. Also: I wonder if Baltar will ever go over to the other side: ie: become a leader for the cylons. As the show progresses, it seems less likely that they will parallel this with the original series.
Not the best episode to date, IMHO. Still good, but it didn't leave me on the edge of my seat like last season's cliff-hanger.
-Z-man.