Battlestar Galactica 2

[rogers_buck]

I'm going to be Baltar's lawyer at his trial. My defense is that I will read the Presidential order pardoning everyone who collaborated with the Cylons. I rest my case.<br />

 

[skippystars]

On top of all of it, Season 4 was confirmed, with a MINIMUM of 13 episodes. BSG is the best thing on TV right now and the best sci fi show since the Seaquest DSV/Earth2/Babylon 5 days imo.<br /><br />I'm also feeling Stargate Atlantis a lot as well; it's great and I can't wait for Season 3. Lot of good stuff at the moment. I'm also glad they redid the old BSG, the new one is so much better in my opinion. I couldn't watch the first minute of the old BSG back in the 70's/80's?? I'm sure I'm not alone on that considering there was barely one season of it from what I gather.<br /><br />SK

 

[kane007]

3 jumps to go to the next clue to Earth's were abouts! Next episode most likely BUT the last for the season. <br /><br />

 

[skippystars]

Well I liked SQ DSV & 2032. Funny what you said, ironically I absolutely couldn't stand farscape.<br /><br />SK<br /><br /><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /><p>Execuse me Sea quest ....Sea Quest ....<out pops chainsaw> you know that show leaves the same foul taste in my mouth as Battlestar Galactica 80 did,... <br />Bab 5 yes I agree best show right next to Farscape...but Sea Quest <inserting chainsaw into mouth greahhdhhhhhhdddhhh /> <br />Seen the season show stopper...now we get a hint on how the Cylons have been tracking them for some time. Baltars lawyer hmmmmm could be one of the 5. Star Buck - na done like dinner not comming back. <p><hr /></p></p></blockquote>

 

[skippystars]

EXCUSE ME all. <br />In my first reply I said that Season 4 will be coming with a minimum of 13 episodes. Check this, now it's 22.<br /><br />OHHHHH YAAAAAAA<br />"Busting out the champaign"<br />This was just announced today!<br /><br />Here is link to those interested and need confirmation:<br />http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0&id=40676<br /><br />http://www.tvweek.com/news.cms?newsId=11755<br /><br />SK

 

[bdewoody]

Well 3 outa 4 ain't bad. Baltar wasn't found guilty. <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> <em><font size="2">Bob DeWoody</font></em> </div>

 

[kane007]

*** HEADS UP <i>POSSIBLE SPOILERS</i> ***<br /><br />Several points/opinions/suggestions:<br /><br /><b>STARBUCK</b> Kara is not a Cylon. See episode 17 - Maelstrom - historical conflict with her mother. So unless an implanted memory this would be evidence.<br /><br /><b>STARBUCK</b> episode 17 - Maelstrom - Kara's Viper suffers a catastrophic explosion due to a possible failure of an important subsystem from excessive pressure of that gas giant. If the pressure was enough to lead to implosion and then explosion of a viper, then ejection of the pilot would be pointless and deadly.<br /><br />Thus I can think of several possibilities.<br /><br />First I'm of the belief that the 13th colony - Earth - is in fact the cradle of humanity and the colonials, due to a very long absence, have corrupted/degraded historical records. The Earther's are by now greatly technologically in advance of the colonials.<br /><br />They would either have teleported (beamed/transported) Kara from the failing viper or projected a holographic fantasy/image of the explosion while they tractored her viper to their ship.<br /><br />I'm leaning towards the teleportation angle. It supports my premise of the Earther's superior technology and also explains quite a few other things.<br /><br />Such as;<br />Earther's have been watching/guiding/interfering in the colonials diaspora. They can make telepathic suggestions.<br />They have implanted information/memories into specific colonials.<br />They have sleeper agents amongst the colonials.<br /><br /><b>CROSSROADS Pt 2</b> episode 20.<br />How and why did the fleets power systems shut down and then reset all simultaneously? Why only their primary systems and not their secondary or backup systems. Life support and artificial gravity were all maintaned throughout.<br /><br />At the end Lee [APOLLO] picks up a bogy on dradeas. It has no IFF at all. The other vipers and indeed the cylons are all displayed. This supports my belief that Kara's viper was destroyed, if it

 

[docm]

OT a bit, and one for the guys; Number 6 is in the Feb 2007 issue of Playboy <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" /> <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> </div>

 

[skippystars]

Cool take on things.<br />2008 is going to be a longgggg wait!<br /><br />SK<br /><br /><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /><p>*** HEADS UP POSSIBLE SPOILERS *** <br /><br />Several points/opinions/suggestions: <br /><br />STARBUCK Kara is not a Cylon. See episode 17 - Maelstrom - historical conflict with her mother. So unless an implanted memory this would be evidence. <br /><br />STARBUCK episode 17 - Maelstrom - Kara's Viper suffers a catastrophic explosion due to a possible failure of an important subsystem from excessive pressure of that gas giant. If the pressure was enough to lead to implosion and then explosion of a viper, then ejection of the pilot would be pointless and deadly. <br /><br />Thus I can think of several possibilities. <br /><br />First I'm of the belief that the 13th colony - Earth - is in fact the cradle of humanity and the colonials, due to a very long absence, have corrupted/degraded historical records. The Earther's are by now greatly technologically in advance of the colonials. <br /><br />They would either have teleported (beamed/transported) Kara from the failing viper or projected a holographic fantasy/image of the explosion while they tractored her viper to their ship. <br /><br />I'm leaning towards the teleportation angle. It supports my premise of the Earther's superior technology and also explains quite a few other things. <br /><br />Such as; <br />Earther's have been watching/guiding/interfering in the colonials diaspora. They can make telepathic suggestions. <br />They have implanted information/memories into specific colonials. <br />They have sleeper agents amongst the colonials. <br /><br />CROSSROADS Pt 2 episode 20. <br />How and why did the fleets power systems shut down and then reset all simultaneously? Why only their primary systems and not their secondary or backup systems. Life support and artificial gravity were all maintaned throughout. <br /><br />At the end Lee [APOLLO] picks up a bogy on dradeas. It has no IFF at all. Th</p></blockquote>

 

[skippystars]

I'm too scared to read it, I think I'll wait it out and be surprised. RDM (Ron D Moore) is the same guy that worked on the Star Trek series, whatever he comes up with is sure to be paramount even if he reflects on some of the old BSG plots. <br /><br />SK<br /><br /><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr /><p> Remember in the original series - War of the Gods I and II - they met up with Patrick Macnee as Count Iblis. <br />http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_Iblis <br />there could be some spoilers here so read carefully...I have a feeling the writers like twisting alot of the old plots around... <br /><br />Notice any parallels <p><hr /></p></p></blockquote>