Thread: Battlestar Galactica -- Season 4

And a few more...

Originally Posted by rockymtnhigh

Well, Mitochondrial Eve could have been anyone, and it probably was a metaphor that she was Hera;

I might have misinterpreted but I thought Baltar+Six (or whatever they were) said the skeleton was Hera when behind the guy watching the news. Oh and of course the news had to be MSNBC. Would have been funny if they also had a short blurb of CNBC talking about robots and the economy.

Also as for God not being on a side, it just so happens that the humans fit into the grand scheme of things (whatever it is) and the cylons were in the way so away they went. I suppose the grand scheme could have been something else and God could have said 'you humans dont fit into my plan... oh well its been nice guiding you to your extinction.'

An idea for the centurians... since Cylon Earth was a homeworld of sorts maybe they looked to find whatever surviors the could (maybe still at the colonies) went back to fix it.

Daybreak Part 2 was around 1:35:53 with no commercials... (redoing 1 to eliminate the annoying graphic on left side counting down time till the finale... )

Originally Posted by Sammy033

I might have misinterpreted but I thought Baltar+Six (or whatever they were) said the skeleton was Hera when behind the guy watching the news. Oh and of course the news had to be MSNBC. Would have been funny if they also had a short blurb of CNBC talking about robots and the economy.

Also as for God not being on a side, it just so happens that the humans fit into the grand scheme of things (whatever it is) and the cylons were in the way so away they went. I suppose the grand scheme could have been something else and God could have said 'you humans dont fit into my plan... oh well its been nice guiding you to your extinction.'

An idea for the centurians... since Cylon Earth was a homeworld of sorts maybe they looked to find whatever surviors the could (maybe still at the colonies) went back to fix it.

Ok, it was Hera. But again, its mostly symbolic as the whole concept of mitochondrial eve is that she comes from the time of the first humans, not necessarily that she was THE first human, and it didn't matter other than the two of them mulling over whether after 150,000 years if history would repeat again. I just watched that again an hour ago.

Geez, I am going to miss this show.

Unless I've missed something, I am the only one here old enough to recognize the original '78 music theme when the fleet headed toward the Sun???

I will likely watch it again tonight, one more time. This will be my third time through it. Then, I'll leave it be for awhile.

I agree, really going to miss this show...

Originally Posted by long_time_DNC

I will likely watch it again tonight, one more time. This will be my third time through it. Then, I'll leave it be for awhile.

I agree, really going to miss this show...

Did you catch the original theme music??

Originally Posted by KAB

Unless I've missed something, I am the only one here old enough to recognize the original '78 music theme when the fleet headed toward the Sun???

Um, hardly. I recognized the nice, somewhat sad, motif as the fleet headed off to oblivion. Very nice homage to the original BSG theme...

Originally Posted by KAB

Unless I've missed something, I am the only one here old enough to recognize the original '78 music theme when the fleet headed toward the Sun???

No, you aren't the only one. It was pretty obvious, and nice to see.