Battlestar Galactica: Season Four

[Imran Siddiqui]

Starbuck was a ghost, not an angel.

Ghosts don't necessarily have the ability to interact with everyone. She was resurrected for a purpose though... so maybe not an angel, but...

[Dr Strangelove]

Before she vanished she said to Lee that she had finished her mission. Someone must have given her that mission, hence she was acting as an agent or messenger. The word "angel" is derived from the latin word for messenger. Therefore she was an angel, not a ghost.

[chequita guevara]

I'm sorry, but I would have been, "No, you guys can run around chasing lions and gazelles if you want. I want technology, electricity, and air conditioning. Us ten thousand are gonna go build a city."

[Nikolai]

I'm sorry, but I would have been, "No, you guys can run around chasing lions and gazelles if you want. I want technology, electricity, and air conditioning. Us ten thousand are gonna go build a city."

Atlantis.

[OzzyKP]

It was a tower of Babel ending.

[Nikolai]

I noticed an interesting thing in the ending talk between the two head angels:

"Caprica Six": "Let a complex system repeat it self long enough, eventually something surprising might occur. That too is in God's plan."

"Baltar": "You know it doesn't like that name."

It? It?

And then:

"Caprica Six": *looks at "Baltar"*
"Baltar": *looks back, gets a "I understand" look* Silly me. Silly silly me.

What is that supposed to mean?

[Imran Siddiqui]

I thought Baltar said "He". I went back and it sounds like he, rather than it.

[flash9286]

Yea, I thought he said "he" too. I'm guessing by six's reaction that god is a she or it.

[Nikolai]

I thought Baltar said "He". I went back and it sounds like he, rather than it.

No, I've relistened some 5-6 times now. He clearly has an "it" there.

[flash9286]

What was the significance of the bird in Lee's apartment in the flashback on Caprica? Was the bird suppose to represent Kara?

[flash9286]

No, I've relistened some 5-6 times now. He clearly has an "it" there.

Yea, I just relistened, Baltar says "it"

[Dinner]

It's disappointing but I called it at least in part. I knew they would form the basis of the humans on Earth but I didn't know there would already be primitive humans on Earth when they got here. I honestly also thought Baltar would form the first monotheistic religion which didn't happen but I guess you can't call everything. The end is good and bad; I think it is totally unrealistic and retarded that people would give up all of their culture and civilization to become hunter gatherers but I guess that had to happen to have a primitive Earth evolve. Over all the ending is 5 stars out of 10 but the series as a whole is 8 stars out of 10.

[Dinner]

Awesome, awesome, awesome! So BSG actually becomes the first Earthlings and head Baltar and Caprica (as well as Starbuck it seems) were angels.

I found the Starbuck thing especially stupid and wanted Lee and Starbuck to get married. Still, I guess it is as good as can be hoped for and we were bound to be let down by somethings.

[Dinner]

I'm sorry, but I would have been, "No, you guys can run around chasing lions and gazelles if you want. I want technology, electricity, and air conditioning. Us ten thousand are gonna go build a city."

Exactly.

[Docfeelgood]

It's disappointing but I called it at least in part. I knew they would form the basis of the humans on Earth but I didn't know there would already be primitive humans on Earth when they got here. I honestly also thought Baltar would form the first monotheistic religion which didn't happen but I guess you can't call everything. The end is good and bad; I think it is totally unrealistic and retarded that people would give up all of their culture and civilization to become hunter gatherers but I guess that had to happen to have a primitive Earth evolve. Over all the ending is 5 stars out of 10 but the series as a whole is 8 stars out of 10.