Yeah, I'm coming to the AJ made a counting error or stuff got shifted around in editing conclusion, too. If we were going to get head!Felix, it should have happened when we got head!Six.
It's really bugging me that they'll dance around the mutiny in dialogue, but no one has said Felix's name. The closest I've felt is it seemed like when Baltar was talking to Paula, he was saying all the things he realized he should have said to Felix.
But would it kill them to do an exit interview with AJ?
I'm still so glad they gave him this plotline, though and so glad he went out with Zarek. I don't care what Ron Moore says, Zarek was an idealist who was willing to use any means to try to achieve his visions. And he and Gaeta so belonged in a plotline together, because in a sense they're the same man at different points in their lives. Gaeta had made decisions that could have made him become what Zarek is now, and I still like the notion that Zarek looked at Gaeta and saw himself back before he was backed into a corner and violence was his only option.
It's worth saying, though, that this "filler" (if it was, and given how little reaction to the mutiny we've really seen, I'm starting to believe it) broke my heart much more than the Cylon stuff the past two episodes.
It's really bugging me that they'll dance around the mutiny in dialogue, but no one has said Felix's name. The closest I've felt is it seemed like when Baltar was talking to Paula, he was saying all the things he realized he should have said to Felix.
But would it kill them to do an exit interview with AJ?
I'm still so glad they gave him this plotline, though and so glad he went out with Zarek. I don't care what Ron Moore says, Zarek was an idealist who was willing to use any means to try to achieve his visions. And he and Gaeta so belonged in a plotline together, because in a sense they're the same man at different points in their lives. Gaeta had made decisions that could have made him become what Zarek is now, and I still like the notion that Zarek looked at Gaeta and saw himself back before he was backed into a corner and violence was his only option.
It's worth saying, though, that this "filler" (if it was, and given how little reaction to the mutiny we've really seen, I'm starting to believe it) broke my heart much more than the Cylon stuff the past two episodes.
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