Now, that was an episode. Lotsa plot development, splitting the omnipotent Cylons into warring camps, and getting Adama to accept Cylon technology. This is what should have been happening all along.
Anyone else notice that the brain specialist was the PC guy? Wonder if the smarmy Mac guy will also show up?
BSG, the plot thickens.
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Rich
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BSG, the plot thickens.
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A choice, not an echo. - Goldwater campaign, 1964
- paraphrased from several sources
A choice, not an echo. - Goldwater campaign, 1964
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Darrell
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Re: BSG, the plot thickens.
So that's who that was! I KNEW I'd seen him before, but couldn't put my finger on it. I agree, tonight's was a very good episode, things certainly seem to be coming toward some end...Rich wrote:Now, that was an episode. Lotsa plot development, splitting the omnipotent Cylons into warring camps, and getting Adamy to accept Cylon technology. This is what should have been happening all along.
Anyone else notice that the brain specialist was the PC guy? Wonder if the smarmy Mac guy will also show up?
Eppur si muove--Galileo
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sam
Re: BSG, the plot thickens.
I was trying to remember where I had seen that dude before, so thanks.
Anders, Ellen, Cavill, and the Chief. Helluva episode. And more setup for "Caprica."
Did anyone else get a little misty at "Fix my ship, Chief!"? I admit, that one got me.
Anders, Ellen, Cavill, and the Chief. Helluva episode. And more setup for "Caprica."
Did anyone else get a little misty at "Fix my ship, Chief!"? I admit, that one got me.
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martini
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Re: BSG, the plot thickens.
I was very pleased with this episode, just wish last season had been this good. If they keep up like this I might even watch Caprica. Now I am really wondering what happens to Ellen.
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Jered
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Re: BSG, the plot thickens.
Too bad there was no Badger.
The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.