[Movie] Battlestar Galactica

BSG is getting better and better.
After the best (or "worst" in terms of wanting to know what happens next) cliffhanger ending in history, they come up with this.
Damn! So great. I love it how the series actually dares to treat its characters really, really roughly...
Can't wait for next week...

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Holy fuck, take a look at what's going on at the official BSG forums!

Seems some more conservative members of the US Armed Forces slowly begin to "dislike" the show for "pro raghead propaganda".

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Hopefully they won't be able to stir up enough of a ruckus to bring the series down for being "un-american" or something...
Or by just pushing the quota down enough so it gets cancelled... >_>

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Plus people seem to forget that the general use of suicide bombing isn't NEW to the series. The Cylons were using suicide bombers in season 1.
Okay, it seems the beef the GIs seem to have is that they feel "forced" to "sympathise" with the bombers and thus smell pro-raghead propaganda...
*sigh*

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Favourite Character? Take one educated guess.
There's no one who's able to exeed Baltar.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Spoileroo. There, you were warned.

Well, technically they CAN'T know wether it's their Sharon.
At least this one looked scared enough for starters...

This is getting interesting. Gaius AND Caprica abroad... Wonder how God will respond to that. (Note, that Tellurian refers to the Six in Gaius imagination as "God")

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Now we're getting back to where it belongs.
Baltar is much more fun when he's interacting with real people compared to Baltar being fooled around by his un-fellow Cylons.

FELIPE NO

It's pretty important for character development though.
Might be annoying for people who dig old school sci-fi stuff with straight up "big plot" only events being dealt with during the episodes and with little character development on a less epic level.
And this love square relationship thing is pretty important for Starbuck and Apollo, who happen to be among the central figures of the show.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

I guess we can track a lot of this season's character changes back to the whole situation on New Caprica.
I mean, everybody - virtually - got out of there changed.
And in... Well in all cases for the worse.

Sure, it's kind of a cheap explanation, but at least it's a pretty believable one.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Yes. Didn't you notice what was probably supposed to be radiation burns on them?

How ya doing, buddy?

I'm still sure about whatever the "Head Six" and the "Head Gaius" of Dr. Baltar and of Caprica Six is, it's gotta be something divine. I've had this theory since quiet some time that Head Six actually is God, or at least an "angel" and not just Gaius being nuts.

This WAS a pretty good episode indeed. And it's even (again) a worse cliffhanger than the previous ones, basically because Galactica just began to be rock-ish again (REALLY rock-ish, like spacebattle and big revelations and Baltar on the run rock-ish) after a very slow and partially dull season and *bang* it's over and we have to wait till January.

Spoiler:

Earth... Well one of the theories of the people at the BSG forums at scifi.com that I liked a lot was that at Earth they'll find a community of humans living in peace with the Cylons, or at least with a splinter group of Cylons which isn't keen on wiping man out. The Final Five would be sleeper agents of those Cylons to safeguard the Twelve Colonies from their more bloodthirsty brethren.
Something is off with the sense of time anyway, Saul being a skinjob and all that (which I still find a bit hard to believe... I hear music, must be a cylon... HEY~ my morning bowel movement felt really strange, I must be a cylon... ).
Still I highly that the revealed Final Five are on the side of the "nuke'em" faction. Among other things because it would make the Chief, an important audience identification figure, into, well, NOT that. But who knows. Maybe I'm all wrong...
Starbuck... I dunno, maybe she IS a cylon, or maybe she is a prophet, not unlike the president. What she found on that gas giant might have / must have been a wormhole to... our solar system or something.
Anyway, did anyone notice her flying an old Viper-Model?

I'm all pumped for next season... Sadly, it'll be a long night till then...

Additional Spam:
Oh, and by the way, does anybody know if and when there'll be an OST for Season 3?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.