Battlestar Galactica: Season Four

[Imran Siddiqui]

And the Cavil plan

[Lonestar]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
And the Cavil plan

Cavil is a bad ass.

"What about our souls?"

"We're machines. We don't have souls."

[Verto]

Holy shiiiiiiit!

[Lord Avalon]

Holy frak! Cylon-on-Cylon action! And not the 6/8 kind.

Last week when Cavil said the raiders were just tools, I thought that he was forgetting where they came from, and, well, in a way, history repeated itself.

Of course a resurrection ship is a good thing to have.

[DRoseDARs]

Good riddance to whiny get-a-grip girl. I've hated her character for a while.

And I suppose it was obvious we'd be seeing a Civil War after what was done last week. This has happened before, it will happen again.

[Locutus]

Oh my God, they killed Cally!

I'm a sad panda, I loved Cally At least they gave her a good amount of screen time before they did. Maybe she'll come back as head-Cally for Chief... [/in denial]

At least my prediction that they'd kill a major character in the first 3 episodes came true, although I guess you could argue how 'major' Cally was (she was to the Chief, there'll be some fallout there).

Cylon civil war Cavil-Boomer is not what I have in mind when I think about Cylon-on-Cylon action though

[Koyaanisqatsi]

You have to think Dean Stockwell was grinning when he read that script, though...

[flash9286]

I wish they would quit using "frak" so much, it kinda took away from the moment between Tori and Cally.

[Dr Strangelove]

If you include the Cylons, they waxed a whole bunch of major characters. I wonder though, are all the Cylons in the fleet? I thought they left a bunch back on the colonial planets. If that's so, then perhaps they haven't eradicated all of those models.

Interesting how "the four" through their desperate need for secrecy, even though they outwardly struggle to remain human are gradually becoming less human and perhaps by default, more Cylon.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yeah, the big question is how many 6s and 8s were on the basestars and how many of the 6s and 8s basestars were destroyed (will they jump somewhere else and then try to jump back when the Rez ships get back in closer).

[DRoseDARs]

I believe I heard it briefly stated in the show's dialogue that there are millions of clones, though I don't recall if that was in reference to all of the 7 known (to the Cylons) models altogether or exemplar of just one particular model. And no, not all of them are in the Cylon fleet, there are others on planets.

[Locutus]

Yeah, I doubt all those models are dead yet. In fact, considering it seems to be one specific Six that's leading that faction, I'm not even sure she is dead. But we'll find out next week...

[Lorizael]

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Interesting how "the four" through their desperate need for secrecy, even though they outwardly struggle to remain human are gradually becoming less human and perhaps by default, more Cylon.

Actually, I think Tory is probably trying to embrace her Cylon side. The others - not so much.

[DRoseDARs]

Originally posted by Locutus
Yeah, I doubt all those models are dead yet. In fact, considering it seems to be one specific Six that's leading that faction, I'm not even sure she is dead. But we'll find out next week...

Let me see if I'm tracking this right: Shot Adama Sharon is playing kissy-face with a Calvin (the one from Kobol or another one?), Caprica Sharon (aka Mama Sharon) is on that mission, Colonial Defense Network Six (not Baltar's imaginary friend version, but the physical one) is on the basestar being attacked, and Battlestar Pegasus' Six is in Galactica's brig. Is this correct?

[Solver]

No. The Pegasus Six (Gina) is dead - she detonated the nuke aboard Cloud 9 when Baltar became President. The original Six who was with Baltar on Caprica is the one in Galactica's brig now. The Six from the last two episodes who argues with Cavil is a new character.