Certain terrible truths -- like how Apollo started hating Starbuck, how Apollo ended up marrying Dualla, how Adama talked Chief and Cally into living down on New Caprica, and how Bill wouldn't sleep with President Roslin if she paid him, apparently, because he is clueless -- were revealed during a very good boxing match episode. Then came the Eye of Jupiter, which took up three episodes and was very cool, namely because Kat and Three both died in an awesome way, Chief reconnected with his spirituality, and the Fleet regained Gaius Baltar after watching a sun go nova and kill a whole planet. Gaius spent a while thinking maybe he was God, but everybody was so busy spitting on him and scapegoating him that they forgot to ask themselves the same thing. The Circle of vigilantes finally redeemed itself in saving Chief and Cally from certain doom, and then Chief and Cally totally took on the developing aristocracy in favor of the small, petty people who can't seem to change themselves from being anything but the grunts they are. You know, like Cally. President Roslin got scarier and scarier, and the architect Danny Noon lost a hand. Then Kara died.
Lee rocked all over Gaius's trial and got him released into the Fleet just in time for Squeaky Fromme and Sadie Mae Glutz to whisk him away to a private bungalow. A bunch of stuff happened at this point: Saul Tigh, Tory Foster, Sam Anders, and Galen Tyrol all realized they were Cylons, and then Kara showed up in a spiffy new Viper and promised to take the whole Fleet to Earth. It was AWESOME.
up: Michael Taylor smushes the past and present together once again in the November movie Razor, detailing all the horrible bits from Cain's Pegasus command that we weren't already forced to imagine for ourselves; then in January the final season. Or possibly, half of the final season, with the second half showing in January 2009. If you've never been fucked over by Sci-Fi before and thus believe this to be impossible, I refer you to any of the Farscape fans on the site. You will know them by their sharp, sharp teeth and bright, bright knives. Sci-Fi, don't make Scapers out of BSG fans. They know more about weapons. -- Jacob
Big Brother
By The TWoP Staff
Certain terrible truths -- like how Apollo started hating Starbuck, how Apollo ended up marrying Dualla, how Adama talked Chief and Cally into living down on New Caprica, and how Bill wouldn't sleep with President Roslin if she paid him, apparently, because he is clueless -- were revealed during a very good boxing match episode. Then came the Eye of Jupiter, which took up three episodes and was very cool, namely because Kat and Three both died in an awesome way, Chief reconnected with his spirituality, and the Fleet regained Gaius Baltar after watching a sun go nova and kill a whole planet. Gaius spent a while thinking maybe he was God, but everybody was so busy spitting on him and scapegoating him that they forgot to ask themselves the same thing. The Circle of vigilantes finally redeemed itself in saving Chief and Cally from certain doom, and then Chief and Cally totally took on the developing aristocracy in favor of the small, petty people who can't seem to change themselves from being anything but the grunts they are. You know, like Cally. President Roslin got scarier and scarier, and the architect Danny Noon lost a hand. Then Kara died.
Lee rocked all over Gaius's trial and got him released into the Fleet just in time for Squeaky Fromme and Sadie Mae Glutz to whisk him away to a private bungalow. A bunch of stuff happened at this point: Saul Tigh, Tory Foster, Sam Anders, and Galen Tyrol all realized they were Cylons, and then Kara showed up in a spiffy new Viper and promised to take the whole Fleet to Earth. It was AWESOME.
up: Michael Taylor smushes the past and present together once again in the November movie Razor, detailing all the horrible bits from Cain's Pegasus command that we weren't already forced to imagine for ourselves; then in January the final season. Or possibly, half of the final season, with the second half showing in January 2009. If you've never been fucked over by Sci-Fi before and thus believe this to be impossible, I refer you to any of the Farscape fans on the site. You will know them by their sharp, sharp teeth and bright, bright knives. Sci-Fi, don't make Scapers out of BSG fans. They know more about weapons. -- Jacob
Big Brother