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POSTED BY: Causal
UPDATED: Sunday, February 8, 2009 03:32
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Saturday, February 7, 2009 3:20 PM

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Originally posted by Calhoun:
As for Helen being the fifth.. no way! Thats in Tigh's imagination or something. I reckon Dee is the fifth, she killed herself so she could download in a new body back with the 13th colony people and tell them about the fleet. Also I think its not entirely unlikely that Adama will turn out to be the dying leader not Roslyn.

Any takers?



I've been wondering if the so-called "final five" aren't Cylons in a very different sense then the other 7. Maybe these final five are biologically human, but reincarnations of Cylons from Earth (hey is reincarnation any weirder than downloading consciousness?).

Lots of talk on Adama being the dying leader, but I'm not sure I see it. That would be the biggest bait-and-switch of all time!

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Sunday, February 8, 2009 12:05 AM

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Originally posted by Causal:
Yeah...this is why I don't come around here much anymore. We're all more interested in making snarky comments regarding the people we loathe than coming together around the things we love.



Who is it that you think I loathe? I don't recall crossing paths with you and I don't feud with anyone on this board. My comment was aimed at the billions of people on this planet who regularly (mis)interpret religious texts to fit their own agendas.

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From all indications Ellen is in fact the final Cylon. She should be making a reappearance next week if the previews aren't intentionally misleading the audience.

The last two episodes were very strong. I would have preferred a slightly different outcome to the Zarek/Gaeta coup. At least they didn't go out sniveling or whining, in fact they both seemed quite content at the end.



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Sunday, February 8, 2009 3:32 AM

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Originally posted by singate:

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From all indications Ellen is in fact the final Cylon. She should be making a reappearance next week if the previews aren't intentionally misleading the audience.

The last two episodes were very strong. I would have preferred a slightly different outcome to the Zarek/Gaeta coup. At least they didn't go out sniveling or whining, in fact they both seemed quite content at the end.




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I couldn't agree more with the ending to the whole Gaeta/Zarek coup story arc. The ending felt a little rushed, but I liked that they met their fate with what seemed to be to be assurance that they were in the right. Plus, the series creators are being very brave in looking so unflinchingly at what happens to people under the sorts of pressures that these guys are under. I'm really looking forward to the next few eps.




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