Comments on: Final Thoughts on the Battlestar Galactica Finale

By: Yatima

Yatima — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:59:59 +0000

When I heard that the colony was parked on top of a “naked singularity” (which first – are not allowed because unphysical and second – are not black holes; Adama must have been sleeping in astrophysics classes) I was foreseeing some time travel resolution artifice to save Earth or explain Kara II.

So … Is there a resolution to the “Harbinger of Death” mystery somewhere?

Also, jumping a Raptor next to Galactica rips out a good chunk of the armour but Galactica plopping into the Colony’s embrace with a heroic feat of navigation doesn’t blow the structures of both vessels? Unlikely.

Here’s hoping God laid good groundwork for a break in the everlasting cycle. (What would Nietzsche say – God of all things breaking the “Ewige Wiederkunft”?)

By: Scott

Scott — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 04:04:10 +0000

Check out the wikipedia entry, looks like someone had some fun:

“According to probabilistic studies[2], Mitochondrial Eve is thought to have been a cylon who lived around 140,000 years ago. “

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By: fizzy

fizzy — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 08:45:17 +0000

FYI – no such thing as Mitochondrial Adam. Mitochondrial DNA comes from the mother only. Men get their mitochondrial DNA from their mother, but they cannot pass it on. Y Chromosome Adam would be more appropriate, but he lived some 70,000 years later than Mitochondrial Eve. So although I like the idea of Caprica and Baltar having a half human, half cylon family of their own…they don’t seem to have played any further role in the DNA lineage of Earth v 2.0. lol

There were some things I didn’t care much for, but overall I think it was a wonderful, bittersweet ending. I like space battles and all, but it was always the characters that drew me to BSG. I’m glad they took a somewhat uplifting route. I had almost dreaded the finale, because I honestly thought the ending would be much darker. It was a relief to be proven incorrect.

I’ll miss the show. Thank you BSG for four years of fantastic TV. I was definitely entertained.

By: lord khadow

lord khadow — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 21:06:10 +0000

I was quite disappointed with the final two hours.

The space battle was a short little one-peice with little or no real tension to it. In my opinion I would have liked to see Galactica absolutely POUND the Cylon Colony for a bit until 4 or 5 Basestars jumped in and turned the tables; leaving the ram as the final contingency in case the Raptor missions failed.
By drawing it out and having Galactica really flex her true muscles, we’d have been pumping the air going ‘frakking hell yeah’.
I watched BSG for the space battles, and Season 4 was sorely lacking.

The Opera House vision/CIC was fantastic, but the prehistoric Earth concept was a bit ‘meh’ and optimistic. I would have preferred they come across Earth in the future; we’re building our own Battlestars. We have Cylons. And they’re just starting to rebel….