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Fixed.I look forward to seeing her again as one of the final five
This would save you alot of trouble and disk space.
Fixed.
Also don't forget guys, what was one of the last things you saw her do? She gripped the eject lever in the viper. She may not have bought it.
But she probably did. Final five.
If you have any suggestions to make spoilers harder to read, by all means, make them!
Holy shit, I was so surprised when
SPOILER (highlight below to read)
***Gennaro got eaten!***
I see why some of you like this Series now,it's a bunch of anti american/anti war BS.
I've decided to begin watching this, but season 1 episode 1 starts with "previously on Battlestar...", and a bit at the beginning is an asian chick saying "we can take 3 more people" and some guy gives up his seat.
Am I missing a pilot episode or something?
Now I may die/unsubscribe in peace. Hrg - blargh.Thread said:(WARNING! SPOILARS!!!111)
I'm going to remain skeptical on if those were really four of the final five. I dunno, the producers certainly picked people who were the least suspicious of being cylons, save for perhaps Tyrol. But Tigh? Man where'd that come from? That's a mindbender.
Knew it was Kara from the moment Lee's dredis blipped. Remains to be seen whether she's a "ghost" or if she was one of the five.
You know who I always assumed was one of the five was Gaeta. Especially in the last episode, the way he acted, and that look between him and Romo...but maybe I just see cylons everywhere.
The song was awesome indeed. I'm surprised it's not up for download at Sci-Fi's site.
Sigh, 2008. Battlestar was the only thing I watched on TV anymore. Now I have an empty Sunday night.
Been meaning to watch it but never do. I've caught a few episodes on SciFi but I never really had any idea what was going on.
I learned that the idea was not that Bob Dylan necessarily exists in the characters' universe, but that an artist on one of the colonies may have recorded a song with the exact same melody and lyrics. Perhaps this unknown performer and Dylan pulled inspiration from a common, ethereal source.
Bob Dylan wrote that song long before battlestar galatica existed.So I was listening to the Hendrix cover of All Along the Watchtower today, and I started wondering if there was more to the song being featured in Battlestar than just having a cool song for the season finale.
Did a little digging and found that Ron Moore (new series' creator) has been planning to use this song since December. From Bear McCreary's (series composer) blog:
As for the lyrics themselves, they could have some meaning. I might be digging a little too much into it, but it seems plausible if the song was intended. Things to consider:
The names of the characters in the song. Joker, thief, princess. There's also businessmen and plowmen. Baltar was talking about a dichotomy in their society, the aristocracy of people from places like Caprica to the working class from planets like Aerelon. Businessmen on the one side, and plowmen on the other.
The joker and the thief, those'd be members of the final five, but which ones I'm not exactly sure. What they say seems important though: "There must be some kind of way out of here; I can't get no relief," says the joker, to which the thief (kindly) replies, "There are many here among us who who feel that life is a joke. But you and I we've been through that, and this is not our fate. So let us talk falsely now; the hour's getting late."
Not too sure either what the joker's words might mean other than the obvious "confusion and relief" being from hearing the song, and also the commotion aboard Galactica. "There must be some kind of way out of here" could refer to the situation, the ship itself, or perhaps getting to Earth.
I'm thinking perhaps the first and second sentences of the thief's words are refering to the Cylons and how they go from body to body, but perhaps the final five don't; or they choose not to. Or perhaps it's just the fate of those particular copies (Tigh, Tyrol, Anders, and Foster) not to die right now. "Let us talk falsely now" also probably refers to the fact that all of them decide to go on pretending they're human.
Final verse deals with the princess, who could possibly be Starbuck. "The princess kept the view"; Starbuck said she's been to Earth, and she's going to show them the way. She was also the one having visions of the mandala, something she'd seen since she was younger. This verse also talks about other women coming and barefoot servants going ("and went barefeet servants too"), the growl of a wild cat (no idea what that could mean), and finally two riders approaching, "as the wind began to howl." Who was it in the last two episodes that said a storm was coming? I can't recall, but someone was saying that to Gaeta. The two riders could be a lot of different people or groups of people: the Cylons and the final five, the Cylons and the remaining humans approaching Earth, Kara and Lee...lots of different people.
The princess, btw, might not even be Starbuck. It's the likeliest answer but it could easily be someone else; one of the Cylons, perhaps.
Thoughts?
That's what I like about battlestar Galatica, it's got an edge of realism to it. It's gritty, it's real, not flashy with stupid lasers.I've been watching this series online, and it's a good show. However there are some things that annoy me. For instance this is a civilisation that developed for thousands of years independently without any contact with Earth, so how the **** do the dudes on Caprika have almost everything like on Earth. Same clothes, same weapons, cars etc. WTF?
Also they're advanced enough to have massive battleships in space but they don't have any advanced weapons, just boring old machine guns, missiles nukes etc. Also I found it hilarious that the fleet didn't have something as necessary as a stealth fighter, but the engineer and a few mates managed to build one from scratch.
If we ever do build spaceships, they will be like the battlestar galatica.
ok i didnt read through this thread because it said 'spoilars' (i'll take a wild guess, that means spoilers). so i heard there were a couple of episodes before the first season? are they essential to the plot? i've seen the first season and the second one is on tv now. Should I try to dl the prequels?
Except when we finally have our own battlestars they will have: rail guns, point defense lasers(who needs stupid force fields when you have these), EM beam weapons(which exist even today), self repairing outer hull, invisible Nukes(which can't be detected with anything in the electromagnetic spectrum) and many other things. My point is simply this: reality will far surpass even our wildest and strangest visions of the future.
I've never really watched Battlestar Galactica much.....in my opinion there's too many women for your average sci-fi and i hate the way they all constantly say the word "frack"......that really annoys me
But apparently it's meant to be really good so i may give it another try once Virgin Media get Sky One back on TV
But apparently it's meant to be really good so i may give it another try once Virgin Media get Sky One back on TV
BTW, are they the last remaining humans in existence, I'm sure there may be some living on Earth
You probably haven't seen the original series. In that series they finaly find Earth and the people on Earth are well us right now in the present. First reaction: *WTF? aliens that look like us and speak English.... Star Trek was right!!*:cheese: