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Didn't Baltar make some offhand comment like "Scanning every human would take years" because it was an extremely time consuming process. Someone mentioned that it took 12 hours per person? Plus, he needed a NUKE to make the test work, and he ended up giving that to SIX for the Season 2...

All the hints point to them not being "normal" cylons. SO, there may be a wierd story like the "gods" left earth, and formed the colonies. Then cast out the colonies to form the huminoid cylons "in there own image", but the cylons chose "evil". Basically, a retelling of the hebrew creation...

So, after all this talk about how the hybrid is a "one of a kind", then Tyrol has his own hybrid? Heck, Starbuck might be a hybrid herself. While some might argue this is all a RetCon, it does remind me of when Tyrol thought he was a Cylon, and when we HOPED that Tigh's wife was a Cylon. Was...

My first impression was they were hearing the music because SIX was using bionic telepathic brain waves to defend the baby. Then, my impression was the music they are hearing is because of Starbucks influence. Sure, they could be cylons too. But what is the point? Maybe Baltar, since that...

I did not get the impression that Lee was really doing this to "make sure the trial is fair". I thought the episide was CLEAR that Lee really just HATED being in his fathers shadow, and really just wanted to hurt him. The scene with the lawyer cemented this, with Lee's reactions Lee hates...

RetCon is an added storyline designed to fix a plot hole. There is a funny scene in "Thank you for not smoking" where a producer wants actors to be smoking in a Spaceship. When asked "Won't the ships explode"? The response was "We will have the actors say... thank god we invented the...

The Podcast was very interesting. Apparently, studio execs called Moore in for an emergency meeting. The final cut was so bad that it was unwatchable. Moore was instructed to rewrite the script, and reedit the entire episode. They couldnot do any reshoots, so he had to ADR existing scenes...

When I watched that scene, Rosalyne smirked a bit when she offered the post of VP to Zarek. My FIRST THOUGHT was, that was very smart. Zarek was a charismatic leader of the anti-adama groups. By forcing him to be part of Rosalyns administration is like Gore offering the VP position to Liberman...

Anyone notice that all the issues we talked about last week were addressed this episode? It was all a little weird: As if Moore was reading the forum, and adapted the script.... like with South Park, even though I know it was already in the "can" months ago.. Making Zarek VP was very...

Network crapped out. While I'm complaining, there is a "Delete Message" button, but it only lets me edit? but not delete? -Nick

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There was an AP article a few weeks ago, which was rewritted in last weeks Newsweek. As mentioned above, NBC had Moore, and the crew/actors make 10 "webisodes" to air on scifi.com NBC called them "promotional material" which apparently means NBC does not have to PAY Moore/Crew/Actors...

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My bigger concern is about the battle between NBC and Moore. Right now they are just suing each other over money. But we all know where those kinds of battle usually end. Worst case scenerio is that NBC prevails in the lawsuit, Moore gets pissed off, and quits with a "They can't do it...

When they calculated the 1.4 rating, is that just for the 9PM show? With back-to-back airings, its certaintly going to split the audience. Still an awesome episode I wonder if some viewers are put off by all the "Iraq" (aka Vichy France) references? I do know lots of viewers were put off...

But that is so UNLIKE the show. Back during the original mini-series, the show made a BIG deal about Rosalyn being "legitimate" because, by law, she was. Then they made a big deal in season 2 about Baltar being the "legitimate", again, because of the law. If Zarek really stepped down, and...

Well, notice that Baltar signed Zareks DEATH WARRANT. I would assume that means he was involved, to some extent, with the resistance? That might also imply that he stepped down as vice-president? Or maybe not. But it shows a possible excuse they could use to now have to make Laura president...

I like Baltar before because he was never predictable, and always did what he wanted. I never thought he was going to give a nuke away last season. He was a real loose cannon. But now it seems his character is locked in. He is going to be like that whiny kid in Terminator-2 who keeps asking...

That sorta makes sense, except at the end when they were walking around the now deserted 'new caprica', and they are STILL talking about nuking the place? What point would that make? Also, why would the baby prevent Lawless from nuking the place? They were all leaving, so what did that change...

When Kara ran off, he couldnt immediatly follow her because a convenient rush of people trapped him for a couple of seconds. After that, I assumed he lost her, and took all that time to FIND her. Anyway, my favorite scene was watching Tigh back on Gallatica, so far broken that he stands out...

The interesting thing about that is BG is KNOWN for showing shocking things. Like the suicide scenes. If they were really shot, you KNOW Moore would show it simply for its shock value. I'm sure a raptor showed up at the last second, and did the actual shooting at the toasters. And if thats...

Well, I had lots to say, and it was already said above! So, no point in being redundant. One point though: is anyone else also REALLY HAPPY that they didn't make it all a "dream sequence"? Remember how the end of last season skipped a year, and started after Baltar fell asleep? Some members...