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Which brings up good point. Why is Baltar so trusted? Weve had episodes where the Commander and the President go back and forth over who's a Cylon, and who isn't. Who can be trusted, and who can't? So why is Baltar left totally alone, with something as important as the test for Cylons? Even in...

I saw last nights episode. And although it appeared possible, it wasn't confirmed. Speculation is okay. But James St. said that "he was unsure", until he read it in an episode guide. So, I think that qualifies the info as a "Spoiler". A lot of things in this series that "seem" obvious, aren't...

Um... People, please remember to use the "Spoiler" function of this forum when posting Spoilers!

A Cylon with breast cancer? That would be a pretty good trick.

As I. The only explaination I can come up with, is that the Cylon "masters" are using religion to help keep the subordinates in line.

Updating the Jupiter 2 would have been okay. But it should have been more in line of the same way they updated the look of Galactica. You can still recognize that it's the Galactica. If they didn't tell you, you would have never known the ship in the LIS film was the Jupiter 2. But, I agree...

Lost in Space fits exactly what chuck is talking about. The original show was definitely targeted towards kids. When the LIS movie was in pre-production, I remember there was a LOT of anticipation for the feature. But, the feature had all the kiddy crap still there (the CGI Blawp, etc.), they...

Hopefully, they will reveal how she appeared, and then disappeared later on. After all, this is supposed to be "Science" Fiction, not "Magic" Fiction.

I think Baltar's a Cylon, but doesn't know it. Six is his "Cylon" programming surfacing.

What is "spoilerize"? Can't find it in my dictionary.:D