On Battlestar Galactica
Ellen Tigh is the fifth cylon? Then who or what is Starbuck? Is everyone a Cylon? My mind--consider it blown.
The scene where Starbuck burns her own body in the funeral pyre was beautifully done.
Edward J. Olmos is a mighty fine actor. Are you watching Emmy voters (who never nominate this show for anything....arggg)
Farewell Dualla. OK, I've actually been wishing her dead for a while, as has every other Lee/Kara shipper. Her death was unexpected though, and kind of made me sad.
And the reveal that the thirteenth tribe was actually a band of Cylons reminded me of a short story....I think it is called "Quest for St. Aquin." It's set in a future where science and technology have rendered religion obsolete. A priest sets out to find a fabled holy man in hopes of affirming his beliefs, only to discover the Saint he seeks is a robot.
Looking forward to the final nine episodes though!
The scene where Starbuck burns her own body in the funeral pyre was beautifully done.
Edward J. Olmos is a mighty fine actor. Are you watching Emmy voters (who never nominate this show for anything....arggg)
Farewell Dualla. OK, I've actually been wishing her dead for a while, as has every other Lee/Kara shipper. Her death was unexpected though, and kind of made me sad.
And the reveal that the thirteenth tribe was actually a band of Cylons reminded me of a short story....I think it is called "Quest for St. Aquin." It's set in a future where science and technology have rendered religion obsolete. A priest sets out to find a fabled holy man in hopes of affirming his beliefs, only to discover the Saint he seeks is a robot.
Looking forward to the final nine episodes though!