Fritz
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I didn't get that as well. Loved Baltar preaching to the centurion, funny as hell. And the Baltar/Roslin interaction was very well done.
Final episode was fantastic!
Battlestar Galactica Episode Thread *SPOILERS*
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I didn't get that as well. Loved Baltar preaching to the centurion, funny as hell. And the Baltar/Roslin interaction was very well done.
Final episode was fantastic!
McHavyck
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holy crap, FQRizzo! sorry if you get this a lot, but is your sig self drawn?
that is seriously badass!!
and yes, the episode was amazing. maybe the best so far.
that is seriously badass!!
and yes, the episode was amazing. maybe the best so far.
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holy crap, FQRizzo! sorry if you get this a lot, but is your sig self drawn?
that is seriously badass!!
and yes, the episode was amazing. maybe the best so far.
I wish. The picture was in the Hellboy (Free Comic Book Day) comic.
Here is the full picture:
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Holy Crap!
... but what the frak do they do now? Where do they go?
They have written themselves into quite a corner, especially since one of the main goals of the series story arc has been attained.
I think I've figured out who the "fifth" is....and let's just say...it's someone who hasn't been on the show in a long time....
Sick Boy 82
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I'm gonna say that there are still people on Earth, the 13th Tribe and that the 5th Cylon is still among them. Of course, that could be completely outlandish and I'm frakkin' still frunk from last night.
McHavyck
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I wish. The picture was in the Hellboy (Free Comic Book Day) comic.
Here is the full picture:
thanks, man!!
VERY cool!
This is crazy, I really didn't think they'd get to earth so soon. Still could be possible that Helo is the final cylon, but that's not a big deal so I'm not quite sure.
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I saw that someone thought the 5th cylon was Starbucks Viper....which would be interesting but I believe its a person. Perfect time for a Dirk Benedict cameo.
Rogue Trooper
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That was the brooklyn bridge right? I blinked and was'nt sure.
Never thought they would get to earth so soon, but i liked now the the cylons and colonials were both standing together.
Wonder were its going to go from there and its a shame we find out in January.
Never thought they would get to earth so soon, but i liked now the the cylons and colonials were both standing together.
Wonder were its going to go from there and its a shame we find out in January.
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That slow pan across them all and the landscape made me think of two things...one, it looked like the print ad campaign for the next half of the season (very "Sopranos") and two, where was Chuck Heston telling them they blew it all up?
But seriously, here's who I think the fifth is, to bring it all full circle...
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Zack Adama
Think about it...
Hightreker
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I agree with that choice.
Apollo seems to be the only main character they haven't really screwed with yet. (in terms of being deeply affected by cylon reveals) And this would absolutely have a deep affect on him.
So it makes sense Zack is that character. (do we really need to keep that white? It is just a theory)
Apollo seems to be the only main character they haven't really screwed with yet. (in terms of being deeply affected by cylon reveals) And this would absolutely have a deep affect on him.
So it makes sense Zack is that character. (do we really need to keep that white? It is just a theory)
Hightreker
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That's the only thing, but there are still many questions about all of the 5 that need to be answered.
Adama was off working during most of his children's childhoods, maybe he wasn't there to witness the birth. And if Saul Tigh was already around it means skinjobs were already in existence, so it's not out of the realm of possibility I think.
Adama was off working during most of his children's childhoods, maybe he wasn't there to witness the birth. And if Saul Tigh was already around it means skinjobs were already in existence, so it's not out of the realm of possibility I think.
Remember the new series? Caprica, the Adamas are main characters and one of the main points of the series is the creation of the Cylons, so maybe it is Zack since his family has a history.
hairlesswookiee
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this is true!!! my main thing is that anyone can be a Cylon... and its because its very easy to say that someone was kidnapped and put in a farm, their memories, personalities, and consciousness could have been implanted into a Cylon and nobody would know until something gets "set off"
Fubeca
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Well yeah. but what about Colonel Ty? I mean he has been around for 30+ years Adama said...
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DarthNeil
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I thought the same thing... Great "being in the moment"...
Happy with the cliffhanger ending-- would have liked for one of the final five to have been sacrificed--- It would have had more of an emotional punch if say Tigh was sent out of that airlock.
hairlesswookiee
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not too hard to kidnap someone and replace them without anyone knowing. i know its a stretch, but its sci fi and still a possibility.
(i've been playing metal gear so i'm getting suspicious of everyone)
It was a great episode, no doubt. But compared to some of their all time best episodes (the ones on New Caprica, last season's finale, etc.) I have to conclude that it was rushed to be finished before the strike started. Watching it again and since we don't see any recognizable continents on "Earth" I'm thinking it's not Earth. The destroyed cityscape reminds me of the classic BSG episode "Greetings from Earth" and also how, in it, they kept thinking Terra was going to be Earth and then it wasn't.
It's interesting to think that, thanks to the writer's strike, this cliffhanger was meant to act as a series finale if need be. If the strike was more devastating or if Sci-Fi totally walked away from the show this season then last Friday's episode would stand as the end of the show.
It's interesting to think that, thanks to the writer's strike, this cliffhanger was meant to act as a series finale if need be. If the strike was more devastating or if Sci-Fi totally walked away from the show this season then last Friday's episode would stand as the end of the show.
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