Comments on: BSGcast 4.19 – “Someone to Watch Over Me”

By: Cody Ausbrooks

Cody Ausbrooks — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 16:17:45 +0000

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By: Adelaide Lingberg

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By: Jack

Jack — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:14:43 +0000

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By: wiseowl777

wiseowl777 — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 22:00:35 +0000

maybe it was said before… but i just noticed that the record cover for dredlide thrace, said live: at the opera house…. wonder if they threw that in to say he knows the secret of the opera house. just a thought. cant wait for tonight!

By: Cyclist

Cyclist — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:34:18 +0000

This has happened before. It will happen again. Kira is a product of resurrection from an earlier Cylon cycle. Resurrection technology was not invented by the final five. They recreated it. The most recent resurrection technology is a slightly different from the earlier version. We already have clues that resurrection facility still exists somewhere in the earth area. It works on Kira models, not more recent ones. My guess is that Baltar is the toasters’ one true god. He is the greatest whiz brain on Caprica. He very likely is the one being who started the cycle and has been around all along. His personality flaws were responsible for the destructive cycle of his creations. It follows that he created the original ressurection technology to keep himself from ever dying. Could even be that he was initially a human that got downloaded into a machine engram. This also hearkens back to the Baltar of the original series, a “human” who lorded over the toasters. The Lords of Cobol – I agree with others who suggest that they were “final-five” type cylons from an earlier cycle.

By: ITPhDude

ITPhDude — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 16:47:26 +0000

I have been a huge fan of this show but as of late, I am growing bored of the endless depression, sorrow, sadness, and pity fest. It is as though Ronald Moore has nothing better to do than see how deep the sorrow can go and fans can still watch. I want deep and interesting but fun and enjoyable. This show has turned into depression and boredom. I feel like I need an anti-depressant just before each episode just to make it through. I watch now just to satisfy my curiosity and nothing more. Unlike Star Trek episodes which I can watch over-and-over again, I will not be watching this depressing show again once it’s over in a few weeks. Ronald has managed to take science-fiction to the 90210 zip of drama, depression, and bickering. I know from watching Star Trek episodes that he wrote that he has a darker and depressing side to his personality and writing, but this is just too much for me. I will be so HAPPY when this show is over!

By: rebelsnoopy

rebelsnoopy — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 03:21:41 +0000

“Kevanos Says:

February 28th, 2009 at 6:37 pm
Did anyone else notice that the song that Starbuck’s father was playing just before she accused him of stealing it from another song was the begining of the original theatrical version of Battlestar Galactica? Saga of a Star World”

Yes. That was frakkin cool. Nice homage to the original series.

I like when he said he used that opening theme as a touchstone for inspiration.

By: Do Your Job

Do Your Job — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:13:00 +0000

Just dropped in to say:

HOLY FRAK fan of the week. Thanks Matt and Nat!

-Sam

P.S. Oh, and the episode was pretty amazing too. Definitely one of my favourites so far – and it more than made up for Deadlock.

By: Lt. Luke

Lt. Luke — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 16:10:18 +0000

Are we SURE that was really Earth?

Hey all, my first post here, and I love BSGcast, Matt + Nat, awesome work.

If I recall correctly, never was there a caption while Adama or Roslin or Tigh was on “Earth” that actually confirmed their location from the factual point of view of the producers, such as when Helo was on “CYLON-OCCUPIED CAPRICA.”

Nor did we see the fleet in orbit with an Earth continent distinguishable below. I never saw the Earth’s Moon, nor Jupiter, Mars, or anything that made the planet they were circling look definitively like the real Earth. Yet we know Starbuck has been, at least in her memory and in her photos, to Earth (even the trinary star system she mentioned must have been Alpha Centauri). Her dead body on the nuked planet we saw does not confirm that this is Earth — after she left Earth, she easily could have landed on this nuked planet.

This reminds of when fans were ready for the movie “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” to come out in theaters, but many people heard before it premiered the rumor that “Spock dies.” To throw off those fans, Spock fake-dies in the training simulation in the beginning. Only to _actually_ die at the very end. A brilliant piece of disception.

I think RDM & Co. are doing the same thing here: I think we are yet to reach Earth. My theory is that THAT will be part of the Endgame.