So the season's started up again with some major major plot twists. The first episode of the season sees another death, more mental breakdown, a startling discovery about Earth and it's lost population, and more mystery into what Kara has become (obviously not the final Cylon, judging by Leoben's reaction).

 

 

 

Discussion starts...now.

I still have to start season 3 :(

Dee. :(

 

 

 

Though the whole "NO FRAK YOU!!!" between Sol and Adama was a bit cheesy, but a decent enough episode really.

 

 

 

Also is Ellen not have to do that test thing that Baltar made in like the first season when she came back and they suspected her of being a cylon? I can't really remember that far back clearly, but I remember that they did suspect her of being one but found evidence or just decided that she wasn't.

Dee. :(

 

 

 

Though the whole "NO FRAK YOU!!!" between Sol and Adama was a bit cheesy, but a decent enough episode really.

 

 

 

Also is Ellen not have to do that test thing that Baltar made in like the first season when she came back and they suspected her of being a cylon? I can't really remember that far back clearly, but I remember that they did suspect her of being one but found evidence or just decided that she wasn't.

 

 

 

Nah Baltar said the test came back negative. Then six asked him what the test really was and he said something like "They'll never know.."

 

 

 

God I hate that guy.

Ah right, cheers for that, but Baltar is 8-) .

They dismissed Baltar's test because he said negative for some and they did turn out to be cylons, so they all kind of forgot about it.

 

 

 

I also thought the Saul/Adama thing was a little lame, and it's odd because a lot of people thought it was great. The Dee part was awesome and out of no where, but finding out about Ellen was spoiled for me before I saw the episode. Overall I thought that this episode was pretty good, mostly just because it started up again after so long.

Haven't finished season one.So caught up with Bablyon 5,StarTrek and stuff.Also,found the ads on TV quite irritating.

Gah, Clear and Present Danger was on tonight and I forgot it was Friday. Anyone give me a quick synopsis of tonight's episode?

Gah, Clear and Present Danger was on tonight and I forgot it was Friday. Anyone give me a quick synopsis of tonight's episode?

 

 

 

http://www.scifi.com/rewind/?sid=32850 This might be region blocked too, not sure.

I didn't think it was that great of an episode, and hotdog being the father of Cali's kid? Where the hell did that come from?

Yeah, let's piece this together.

 

 

 

A few eps ago, Corn Muffin Cally was trying to airlock her baby because she feared it was a hybrid (having just caught Tigh, Tyrol, Anders and that chick having their Cylon weekly meeting).

 

 

 

Now Doc Cottle tells us that Cally knew the baby was never Tyrol's - that she had gotten a paternity test and found out that Hot Dog was the baby daddy.

 

 

 

WTF

Yeah, let's piece this together.

 

 

 

A few eps ago, Corn Muffin Cally was trying to airlock her baby because she feared it was a hybrid (having just caught Tigh, Tyrol, Anders and that chick having their Cylon weekly meeting).

 

 

 

Now Doc Cottle tells us that Cally knew the baby was never Tyrol's - that she had gotten a paternity test and found out that Hot Dog was the baby daddy.

 

 

 

WTF

 

 

 

Yea I was really confused about that.

 

Also, when Lee is asked about the final cylon he lets slip that she might already be dead. How does he know it's a she though? I doubt Tigh would tell him. Could be another red herring though.

Damn that was a good episode.

It was awesome, I'm guessing that the revolution will end right before or when the other Cylons show up, and that will be the big finale for the series.

Wow, that was so frakking good!!!

 

 

 

But what was the secret between Baltar and Geita? Do I just have a terrible memory or have they not told us yet? I'm guessing the former.

Wow, that was so frakking good!!!

 

 

 

But what was the secret between Baltar and Geita? Do I just have a terrible memory or have they not told us yet? I'm guessing the former.

 

 

 

The secret was that Gaeta was giving information to an 8 on New Caprica, and she was killing them. You have to have watched the webisodes though.

 

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My theory for the finale of the show is that the cylons give up with the humans and leave to find a new planet for them to colonize. The human fleet finally finds a cluster of 12 planets that they colonize. Would fit with the theme that "everything has happened before, and everything will happen again".

Man I need to keep off the Internet altogether before I watch BSG, about an hour before it was done downloading I accidentally went to /tv/ and read that Gaeta dies. Still was an awesome episode, one of my favourites. Also, [bleep] yeah Romo Lampkin!

Man I need to keep off the Internet altogether before I watch BSG, about an hour before it was done downloading I accidentally went to /tv/ and read that Gaeta dies. Still was an awesome episode, one of my favourites. Also, [bleep] yeah Romo Lampkin!

 

 

 

"Nope I can't"

 

"He's going to die!"

 

"......."

 

"Fraaaaaakkkkkkkkkk"

 

I lol'd.

 

 

 

Finally it seems like we're going to find out what happened on Earth, though! :D

This topic definitely deserves a bump after tonights episode. Holy [cabbage]tt.

I thought the Starbuck/Pianoman thing was lame at first, but then it's like holy [cabbage] it was her the whole time. Boomer frakking Helo just to not get caught was awesome, with Athena tied up and having to watch. Then of course Boomer taking Hera wasn't expected at the beginning of the episode. It was a good episode, but now we only have 3 left.

I thought the Starbuck/Pianoman thing was lame at first, but then it's like holy [cabbage] it was her the whole time. Boomer frakking Helo just to not get caught was awesome, with Athena tied up and having to watch. Then of course Boomer taking Hera wasn't expected at the beginning of the episode. It was a good episode, but now we only have 3 left.

 

 

 

Think how good the next one will be though *mini orgasm*

Can someone explain to me the whole deal with the Cylons? First they wanted Caprica so the humans left and found hey New Caprica. Then Cylons were like, [bleep] Caprica we don't want this [cabbage] anymore. So they move to New Caprica. When the humans left, the cylons were like [bleep] New Caprica, we want earth too.

 

 

 

They're like a race of trolls.

 

 

 

Season 3 is by far the best season imo (just finishing it later today)

Can someone explain to me the whole deal with the Cylons? First they wanted Caprica so the humans left and found hey New Caprica. Then Cylons were like, [bleep] Caprica we don't want this [cabbage] anymore. So they move to New Caprica. When the humans left, the cylons were like [bleep] New Caprica, we want earth too.

 

 

 

They're like a race of trolls.

 

 

 

Season 3 is by far the best season imo (just finishing it later today)

 

 

 

Well they nuked the 12 colonies cause they were pissed off at the humans, then they decided nuking the 12 colonies was a bad idea, so they wanted to try living with the humans, but they just tried forcing them to live with them (on New Caprica). Then they wanted Earth because they're douchebags I guess.

Oh [cabbage]e, gearing up for some massive battle yeehaw!

 

 

 

And of course they leave the answers to the questions we've been asking since the first episode to the very last one *shakes fist at BSG writers*.

Oh [cabbage], gearing up for some massive battle yeehaw!

 

 

 

And of course they leave the answers to the questions we've been asking since the first episode to the very last one *shakes fist at BSG writers*.

 

 

 

You assume you will get those answers next week? HA. You'll get more retconning, bird-chasing and the hoped-for CGI spectacular.

 

 

 

That singularity they are all headed towards? It's the vortex of suck this show has been sliding towards for the past couple of seasons. It's finally going to claim them all. ;-)