Okay, I'll start it...
Um, definitely not enough Lee! But, oh, how I loved that scene between him and Laura. I've always loved scenes between these two--I think Jamie and Mary are awesome together. I loved her faith in him, how he was willing to take on the task she asked of him, and even the little humor at the end.
Loved that Bill asked Tyrol to be his Chief again, but then only wanted humans on his work crew! Then, in the end...Bill is still falling apart. It killed him to see how his ship is falling apart, and then to make the decision to let Tyrol use Cylon technology to save her.
I have to say, I did like the Kara/Anders stuff. She didn't annoy me the way she has in the past. I do think she loved him. It was interesting to hear about their past, but boy, oh, boy, did it make my head hurt! Oh, and colored me surprised when Anders said that there were 8 models! My guess is that "Daniel" is Kara's father. Does anyone know if they've ever mentioned his name on the show? Anders said he was an artist, and wasn't her father an artist? Did he mean artist as in talented (music is an art), or artist as in painting? Could Kara have a brother? Whatever, based on how she looked when Anders mentioned the name, I'm guessing she knew him.
So, the final five created the other Cylons, than Cavil got upset and boxed them? Do I have that right? So the final five, once upon a time, could be resurrected? And it took all five to create the other eight? And then the humans created the Cylons before the five could stop them, thus the cycle starting all over again? Do I have that right? Honestly, I was getting confused, between Ellen's stuff and Ander's stuff (and, she didn't look shocked for very long when she was resurrected!). So, is a new cycle starting, what with the Galactica getting the Cylon technology to save her? Or is it a symbol of Cylons and humans becoming one? I'm giving myslef another headache!
Actually, I found this one a little boring, especially after last week's action. I guess they needed to tell the audience how everything worked, so there was a ton of exposition. I did feel bad for Kara at the end, when Ishtay told her Anders had no brain activity.
Next week...it'll be interesting to see how everyone reacts!
Um, definitely not enough Lee! But, oh, how I loved that scene between him and Laura. I've always loved scenes between these two--I think Jamie and Mary are awesome together. I loved her faith in him, how he was willing to take on the task she asked of him, and even the little humor at the end.
Loved that Bill asked Tyrol to be his Chief again, but then only wanted humans on his work crew! Then, in the end...Bill is still falling apart. It killed him to see how his ship is falling apart, and then to make the decision to let Tyrol use Cylon technology to save her.
I have to say, I did like the Kara/Anders stuff. She didn't annoy me the way she has in the past. I do think she loved him. It was interesting to hear about their past, but boy, oh, boy, did it make my head hurt! Oh, and colored me surprised when Anders said that there were 8 models! My guess is that "Daniel" is Kara's father. Does anyone know if they've ever mentioned his name on the show? Anders said he was an artist, and wasn't her father an artist? Did he mean artist as in talented (music is an art), or artist as in painting? Could Kara have a brother? Whatever, based on how she looked when Anders mentioned the name, I'm guessing she knew him.
So, the final five created the other Cylons, than Cavil got upset and boxed them? Do I have that right? So the final five, once upon a time, could be resurrected? And it took all five to create the other eight? And then the humans created the Cylons before the five could stop them, thus the cycle starting all over again? Do I have that right? Honestly, I was getting confused, between Ellen's stuff and Ander's stuff (and, she didn't look shocked for very long when she was resurrected!). So, is a new cycle starting, what with the Galactica getting the Cylon technology to save her? Or is it a symbol of Cylons and humans becoming one? I'm giving myslef another headache!
Actually, I found this one a little boring, especially after last week's action. I guess they needed to tell the audience how everything worked, so there was a ton of exposition. I did feel bad for Kara at the end, when Ishtay told her Anders had no brain activity.
Next week...it'll be interesting to see how everyone reacts!
I half wonder if RM is also playing with time-travel kind
of stuff, or something like that.
