One BSG spoiler, sort of, and a pledge for shirtless Sam and Dean! :P
And now for something completely different, BSG!
This is a quite mild spoiler imho from the James Callis interview with Starburst (issue 339) about Baltar in season three.
"As soon as the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, Baltar thinks of himself as a member of the resistance even though he surrenders," Callis explains. "This is further engrained in him at the start of Season Three when Baltar is forced at gunpoint to sanction the deaths of others. Although he's been involved in killing before, this is the first time he's forced to put his name to it. In the Galactica miniseries Number Six duped him: he didn't even know that the Colonial defences were being compromised. Last year, Baltar shot Crashdown, but he was going to kill Cally, so that was one-on-one between two men. And, OK, he gave a nuclear bomb to Gina, but he never thought she'd use it to kill innocent people. This time around, though, he has to sign a document that results in peoples' demise. That's pretty heavy stuff, and it doesn't make him feel all that good"
Ooooh! And a silly fangirly question for my Supernatural addicted flisters. I have a lousy memory and I cannot remember in which episodes we get to see either shirtless Sam or shirtless Dean. Can someone refresh my memory?
This is a quite mild spoiler imho from the James Callis interview with Starburst (issue 339) about Baltar in season three.
"As soon as the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, Baltar thinks of himself as a member of the resistance even though he surrenders," Callis explains. "This is further engrained in him at the start of Season Three when Baltar is forced at gunpoint to sanction the deaths of others. Although he's been involved in killing before, this is the first time he's forced to put his name to it. In the Galactica miniseries Number Six duped him: he didn't even know that the Colonial defences were being compromised. Last year, Baltar shot Crashdown, but he was going to kill Cally, so that was one-on-one between two men. And, OK, he gave a nuclear bomb to Gina, but he never thought she'd use it to kill innocent people. This time around, though, he has to sign a document that results in peoples' demise. That's pretty heavy stuff, and it doesn't make him feel all that good"
Ooooh! And a silly fangirly question for my Supernatural addicted flisters. I have a lousy memory and I cannot remember in which episodes we get to see either shirtless Sam or shirtless Dean. Can someone refresh my memory?