Battlestar Galactica

[lenguamor]

Crazy. Ellen Tigh?

What does that say about Starbuck, though? If she died on Earth, you have to assume she resurrected...so is she a sixth Cylon?

[jitzy]

Originally Posted by lenguamor

Crazy. Ellen Tigh?

What does that say about Starbuck, though? If she died on Earth, you have to assume she resurrected...so is she a sixth Cylon?

but if ellen is the sixth where is she? there is no more resurection ship

[lenguamor]

Originally Posted by jitzy

but if ellen is the sixth where is she? there is no more resurection ship

She was killed when the resurrection ship still existed.

Originally Posted by ActionAndy

Yeah it sort of takes all the wind out of the sails, at least in my opinion. The show originally had a really good debate going about the difference between fate and coincidence, and now it's pretty clear that Fate has won out in the BSG universe. I can't rationalize exactly why that episode left such a bad taste in my mouth but it definitely did haha...

Dee blowing her brains out was as dark as it gets; Adama and Laura falling apart was a major downer too.

[jitzy]

Originally Posted by lenguamor

She was killed when the resurrection ship still existed.

then where did she go none of the other cylons have seen her, also if it is earth and thats a big if, that there on and everyone on earth is a cylon that means there are millions of different models

[tchariya]

They are all cylons.

Humans died off 3600 or so years ago after we nuked each other on Earth in a war with cylons(Terminator anyone?). The thriving races on the 12 Colony planets are all higher forms of cylons who all want to become like their creators (other sci-fi movies with this theme) and then destroy their creators (even more sci-fi themes like Stargate SG1/Atlantis)

Really awesome series. I have loved it from the beginning and will be sad when it goes away. Looking forward to the next series...Caprica, which goes more political/down to earth and takes place during the 40 years of peace.

[ActionAndy]

Originally Posted by tchariya

They are all cylons.

Humans died off 3600 or so years ago after we nuked each other on Earth in a war with cylons(Terminator anyone?). The thriving races on the 12 Colony planets are all higher forms of cylons who all want to become like their creators (other sci-fi movies with this theme) and then destroy their creators (even more sci-fi themes like Stargate SG1/Atlantis)

Really awesome series. I have loved it from the beginning and will be sad when it goes away. Looking forward to the next series...Caprica, which goes more political/down to earth and takes place during the 40 years of peace.

It really seems like they're going down the "everyone is a cylon" route which just seems like a cop out to me. Then again this show can make silly premises seem amazing...Caprica should be a cool show.

[ActionAndy]

Originally Posted by lenguamor

Crazy. Ellen Tigh?

What does that say about Starbuck, though? If she died on Earth, you have to assume she resurrected...so is she a sixth Cylon?

Yeah it sort of takes all the wind out of the sails, at least in my opinion. The show originally had a really good debate going about the difference between fate and coincidence, and now it's pretty clear that Fate has won out in the BSG universe. I can't rationalize exactly why that episode left such a bad taste in my mouth but it definitely did haha...