On a lighter note... BSG

[legion]

Baltar (speaking to Tori when she reveals she is a Cylon): "I knew it!......Well maybe on a subconscious level, but I knew it."

It's almost like he is trying to cover himself for something.

And then there's the way Deanna greats him...

"Gauis!"

[Z-man]

Originally Posted by legion

Baltar (speaking to Tori when she reveals she is a Cylon): "I knew it!......Well maybe on a subconscious level, but I knew it."

It's almost like he is trying to cover himself for something.

And then there's the way Deanna greats him...

"Gauis!"

Yeah, but he is in the "last supper" picture, and RDM clearly stated that the final cylon is NOT pictured in the scene - his/her place is between Saul Tigh and Apollo - in the empty spot. Baltar is next to Apollo and Six.

-Z-man.

[legion]

Originally Posted by Z-man

Yeah, but he is in the "last supper" picture, and RDM clearly stated that the final cylon is NOT pictured in the scene - his/her place is between Saul Tigh and Apollo - in the empty spot. Baltar is next to Apollo and Six.

-Z-man.

Just like he stated that Starbuck was dead...

[cashflyer]

After seeing the previews for this episode, where they gave us a quick glimpse of D'anna and Roz standing on the planet, my wife and I discussed their finding earth. I told her that we don't know for sure that the planet IS earth, and even if it is we don't know if they are finding it in our distant past or our distant future.

Now with the radiation and destruction, I guess it's the future after either A) a nuclear war, or B) the bad cylons already nuked the planet.

Originally Posted by Z-man

I just hope the end doesn't turn into a 'save the planet' plea....

+1000
I don't watch the show for life and morality lessons. That's what sounded the death knell for the show in season 2 and 3 - when they started moving to plot driven stories about worker rights and schit.


In the fall, we're going to find out that all of season 3 and 4 were simply one of Roz's chamilla visions and none of it happened. Like the infamous Dallas "dream season"

[legion]

It's always been my theory that the show takes place in the distant past. I think all of humanity came from Galactica...and we are all human/cylon hybrids.

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Then how has earth been victim of nuclear holocaust? The implication here is that this is in the future, when humanity has destroyed itself.

[911boost]

I also thought it was a good episode, I figured the Viper would play into it again somehow.

I am excited for the fall now.

[rennch]

Originally Posted by Icemaster

The Viper Starbuck reappeared in is the 5'th Cylon.

Bets?

Good call!

[911boost]

Spoiler Alert:

If earth is totally destroyed, where is the colonial beacon coming from, and where was Starbuk that whole time?

[Z-man]

Originally Posted by BSiple

Spoiler Alert:

If earth is totally destroyed, where is the colonial beacon coming from, and where was Starbuk that whole time?

Was my thought as well...

-Z

[m21sniper]

I found it hard to believe that they were only 1 jump distance from earth to begin with.

I think climate change was the culprit wrt the destruction of Earth. Al Gore is the 12th Cylon!

[cashflyer]

I don't think it can be our distant past, since they showed the remains of New York City.
It can't be the wrong planet, since Gaeta confirmed the constellations.
Could it be an "alternate universe"?

Still unanswered are questions about the Viper. How did Starbuck come to be in a new Viper, and why is it picking up the signal?
Why did Starbuck say that the Cylons gave them the way to earth, when it is a Colonial beacon that the Viper is receiving?

Is Number Three honest in her claim that there are only four of the Final Five in the Fleet? If so, where is the fifth and last Cylon?

[cashflyer]

12 colonies + 1 lost "tribe"

12 apostles + Jesus (the founder / father or Christianity)
12 tribes of Israel + Jacob (the father)
12 cylons + 1 unknown (the "father"?)

[m21sniper]

I personally liked the show much better when it was a deep space shoot-em up soap opera that focused on the reality of how horrible their lives and circumstances were.

Shame they went away from that.

[Brother]

I wonder if RDM is trying to make a point about evolution/intelligent design with the cylons. If they could evolve, why not all of them.

Where do they build and grow the organic portions of the raiders? Do the gladiators not have any organic portion?

[red-beard]

They is still time for it to turn into Battlestar Galactic 1980 i.e. "CHiPs in Space!"

[slakjaw]

I wish I knew what episode you guys were talking about. The last one I saw was "the hub"

Am I behind?

[Brother]

Originally Posted by slakjaw

I wish I knew what episode you guys were talking about. The last one I saw was "the hub"

Am I behind?

Yes.

[slakjaw]

Weird... I cant understand where they could go from where they just left off.

[Brother]

You need to watch the finale called revelations.