BSG: Season 4
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After that flurry of cylon love comments, Jice would be my prime suspect if we were tracking down cylons on the Battlestar Veeshan.
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Hmm, that could be the new VV mafia game. That was fun when we did it, now, instead of Mafia, we have the final five cylons, and it's the VV's job to flush them out the airlock. But make sure you know the right cylons, otherwise you get rid of one of the few survivors of the human race!
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Lots of character developpment this week..
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Was anyone else as disturbed as I was over the Ellen/6 thing? To supplant 6's face with Ellens was an absolute crime!
Overall, episode was boring. But it did look like Lee was finally "getting it" at the end of Baltars speech. His rose colored glasses might have finally been removed.
Overall, episode was boring. But it did look like Lee was finally "getting it" at the end of Baltars speech. His rose colored glasses might have finally been removed.
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I actually missed this episode on Friday and then found that my daughter had the dvr filled with Backyardigans and Arthur shows so it didn't record. Luckily yesterday I was looking on my Yahoo to see when it would be played again and they had it available for viewing via HULU. So I watched it all yesterday. I hate seeing characters have meltdowns like that. I'm not sure I like what is happening or not. Hopefully something cool happens next week.
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I have faith in the producers and writers to bring us quality television. I think we're going to have a few episodes that 'set-up' what is to come: that is, we have to sludge through a few weeks of slow action and internal character changes before we get to the grand finale. This week's episode was real slow, but the character development is going to be necessary so we can hit the huge peaks later on.
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Just for future reference. You can view it on SciFi's website (like many other networks).Bubba Grizz wrote:I actually missed this episode on Friday and then found that my daughter had the dvr filled with Backyardigans and Arthur shows so it didn't record. Luckily yesterday I was looking on my Yahoo to see when it would be played again and they had it available for viewing via HULU. So I watched it all yesterday. I hate seeing characters have meltdowns like that. I'm not sure I like what is happening or not. Hopefully something cool happens next week.
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Yeah I tried there first but for whatever reason it wasn't up and ready to play when I checked.Truant wrote:Just for future reference. You can view it on SciFi's website (like many other networks).Bubba Grizz wrote:I actually missed this episode on Friday and then found that my daughter had the dvr filled with Backyardigans and Arthur shows so it didn't record. Luckily yesterday I was looking on my Yahoo to see when it would be played again and they had it available for viewing via HULU. So I watched it all yesterday. I hate seeing characters have meltdowns like that. I'm not sure I like what is happening or not. Hopefully something cool happens next week.
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Weird. on topic...the people that are wailing and gnashing of teeth over the last two episodes need to take a breath and realize that we're not just coming to a season finale...but a series finale. That requires a bit a tension building and character development.
They can't just keep making action packed episodes and then just end it. You'd all cry about that. "OMG that was it?! Where was the big ending?!"
They're trying to build up to a big ending and you're all crying about the build up.
Make up your minds.
They can't just keep making action packed episodes and then just end it. You'd all cry about that. "OMG that was it?! Where was the big ending?!"
They're trying to build up to a big ending and you're all crying about the build up.
Make up your minds.
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Those were back to back the worst two episodes of BSG I've seen.
...utter crap in an otherwise outstanding series. It really feels like they didn't have enough material to fill this season.
...utter crap in an otherwise outstanding series. It really feels like they didn't have enough material to fill this season.
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You're just being dumb, or possibly impatient. All the scenes with Tyrol have been TV gold the last couple weeks. The character development has been enourmous, more than in any previous season. I think you just want more action, or something, because the dialog and story have been phenomenal all season, and the last two weeks have been no exception. I think that, like in prior seasons, you are going to find that a lot of this "boring plot stuff" really shapes the later half of the season. Personally, I prefer all this character development early in the season, rather than feeling like a bunch of it is tacked on down the stretch, like what happens with a lot of other shows. Don't worry, mid-season hiatus is only a couple weeks away and I am sure you will get your huge action sequences.
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Short of changing human nature, therefore, the only way to achieve a practical, livable peace in a world of competing nations is to take the profit out of war.
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"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, represents, in the final analysis, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children."
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Short of changing human nature, therefore, the only way to achieve a practical, livable peace in a world of competing nations is to take the profit out of war.
--RICHARD M. NIXON, "REAL PEACE" (1983)
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, represents, in the final analysis, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children."
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I haven't seen the last episode but I'm not being "dumb" about the two previous shows. I don't mind a lack of action. The last two episodes felt like filler and at minimum, could have been combined into one show. I don't need more bedtime stories from Adama and understand that Baltar is whacked out. Tyrol is having a hard time dealing with being a Cylon. Starbuck and her crew may as well not have shown up in the episodes.
BSG is my favorite show on TV but those two episodes blew chunks when compared to the rest of the series. It might be because I just watched the original mini series, season one and most of season two so I have them fresh in my mind for comparison.
BSG is my favorite show on TV but those two episodes blew chunks when compared to the rest of the series. It might be because I just watched the original mini series, season one and most of season two so I have them fresh in my mind for comparison.
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Well, I firmly disagree. The acting was top notch across the board and a lot has happened with the development of all the principle characters in the first couple episodes this season. If you don't see that, well, then I am not sure what you are getting out of the show, aside from the action elements.
War is an option whose time has passed. Peace is the only option for the future. At present we occupy a treacherous no-man's-land between peace and war, a time of growing fear that our military might has expanded beyond our capacity to control it and our political differences widened beyond our ability to bridge them. . . .
Short of changing human nature, therefore, the only way to achieve a practical, livable peace in a world of competing nations is to take the profit out of war.
--RICHARD M. NIXON, "REAL PEACE" (1983)
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, represents, in the final analysis, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children."
Dwight Eisenhower
Short of changing human nature, therefore, the only way to achieve a practical, livable peace in a world of competing nations is to take the profit out of war.
--RICHARD M. NIXON, "REAL PEACE" (1983)
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, represents, in the final analysis, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children."
Dwight Eisenhower
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I totally get the show. As with anything coming out of the entertainment industry, one opinion doesn't work for everyone.Jice Virago wrote:Well, I firmly disagree. The acting was top notch across the board and a lot has happened with the development of all the principle characters in the first couple episodes this season. If you don't see that, well, then I am not sure what you are getting out of the show, aside from the action elements.
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I wouldn't exactly call them "utter crap" but there were times when I felt that they are reiterating minor points (or verbalizing things that were better left as "implication") too much instead of giving me something new to think about. The greatest production value and acting can't fix stagnant plot development. It's still a better show than most on TV, but it feels like we're being fed a lot of filler.
The writers screwed themselves in the first two seasons by compacting the storyline so much that almost every scene seemed to offer either a plot turn or new insight into the characters or their situations. So now we're spoiled, expecting the writers to maintain that level of exciting writing and they've run out of ideas. BSG is one of the greatest shows ever, but in Season 3 I started realizing that the strength of the show was not in the secondary storylines.
The writers screwed themselves in the first two seasons by compacting the storyline so much that almost every scene seemed to offer either a plot turn or new insight into the characters or their situations. So now we're spoiled, expecting the writers to maintain that level of exciting writing and they've run out of ideas. BSG is one of the greatest shows ever, but in Season 3 I started realizing that the strength of the show was not in the secondary storylines.
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I watched S04E04 last night and it was just as bad as the last two episodes.
The story is dead at the moment and on top of that, they chose to remove half the main characters from the episode and focus on the horrible Starbuck storyline. Boomer is just a throw in character now.
The "Distrurbed" Tyrol might be acting well but his interaction with Baltar and the entire story was again "ho hum".
I take a step back and view the season as a whole so far and think there's no way I'd want to rewatch this again like I have the first 3 seasons. If the story picks up, I'd still skip the first 4 shows.
The story is dead at the moment and on top of that, they chose to remove half the main characters from the episode and focus on the horrible Starbuck storyline. Boomer is just a throw in character now.
The "Distrurbed" Tyrol might be acting well but his interaction with Baltar and the entire story was again "ho hum".
I take a step back and view the season as a whole so far and think there's no way I'd want to rewatch this again like I have the first 3 seasons. If the story picks up, I'd still skip the first 4 shows.
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I have to agree with Winnow here. For me, Season 4 has been a let down so far. The only redeeming thing to come of the season so far is the death of Cally....and they didnt even handle that perfectly. Tori shouldve kept the baby to herself. Everything else has been clutter. Yeah, yeah. Character development and all. But I feel the writers took it in the wrong direction from the get go.Winnow wrote:I watched S04E04 last night and it was just as bad as the last two episodes.
The story is dead at the moment and on top of that, they chose to remove half the main characters from the episode and focus on the horrible Starbuck storyline. Boomer is just a throw in character now.
The "Distrurbed" Tyrol might be acting well but his interaction with Baltar and the entire story was again "ho hum".
I take a step back and view the season as a whole so far and think there's no way I'd want to rewatch this again like I have the first 3 seasons. If the story picks up, I'd still skip the first 4 shows.
Maybe tonight things will pick up. The Starbuck-Hybrid encounter might change the dynamic of things to come.
As for now, I'm more excited about LOST than I am BSG.
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Same for me, Lost is way more entertaining right now than BSG has been. I am sure that as the season progresses though, the action will pick up. (I hope!)
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S04E06 Was an improvement over the past few episodes. I enjoyed it.
I still don't dig the President/Baltar storyline but the Cylon/Starbuck storyline picked up.
At least we didn't have to see Tyrol gripping for ten minutes this episode but where is Lee Adama? He's totally vanished from the story.
Season 4 should start improving from here on out. If they're taking turns focusing on certain characters and leaving some out each episode, please, let it be the President and Baltar that are left out of the next show and continue to leave them out until the writers come to their senses and make them worthwhile again.
I still don't dig the President/Baltar storyline but the Cylon/Starbuck storyline picked up.
At least we didn't have to see Tyrol gripping for ten minutes this episode but where is Lee Adama? He's totally vanished from the story.
Season 4 should start improving from here on out. If they're taking turns focusing on certain characters and leaving some out each episode, please, let it be the President and Baltar that are left out of the next show and continue to leave them out until the writers come to their senses and make them worthwhile again.
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Lee is going to end up President of the Colonies. However this turns out, he will end up in that role. I'll take bets on it now if you'd like. 10 VVs for effect!
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Rosalyn will die. He seems the most likely successor, though not the VP.
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I predict they find Tatooine instead of Earth, starting a huge crossover series of movies.
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No, they'll find Alderaan JUST as it gets blown to pieces
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I think they are leaving Lee out of a lot of things to make the viewers frustrated, just like his character is in the storyline right now, setting it all up for the prodigal son to return to action...no use making him president, not like he could be president on someone else's planet, no?
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I just watched s04e07. That was the best episode of the season and not a peep out of anyone here?
The suspense is back. Meaningful action is back. Great ending: "JUMP!"
Lee Adama's part still sucks so far in season 4 but at least he's in the mix. It's such a weak position he's in. He really has no say about anything.
What's the deal with s04e08? Are they taking a mid season break or something?
The suspense is back. Meaningful action is back. Great ending: "JUMP!"
Lee Adama's part still sucks so far in season 4 but at least he's in the mix. It's such a weak position he's in. He really has no say about anything.
What's the deal with s04e08? Are they taking a mid season break or something?
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No, memorial day weekend break. Its on tomorrow night with a new episode.
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Episode 8 was shown in the UK on Monday, so I got the torrent of that. Pretty good episode, Lee sees some development! A couple shocking, wtf? moments, but I'll leave off from talking about them even in spoilers till after it's shown in North America 

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Woot for Lee. Not that it was hard to see coming, Roslin's posturing and his sudden appointment to politics at the beginning of the season gave us the heads up for his new career path.
I love Romo Lampkin, but I thought that Ron Moore threw him off the deep end in this episode. Was the whole crazy aspect really necessary? Also, the gun being pulled was just unnecessary tension. We knew Romo wasn't going to shoot, so the whole scene struck me as artificial. I did, however, laugh when he started ranting about that cat.
I have trouble believing that Adama would leave the fleet all alone in the hands of Tigh just so he could stay and wait for the President. Oh well, hopefully we'll see some resolution soon, or at least the discovery of Earth.
I love Romo Lampkin, but I thought that Ron Moore threw him off the deep end in this episode. Was the whole crazy aspect really necessary? Also, the gun being pulled was just unnecessary tension. We knew Romo wasn't going to shoot, so the whole scene struck me as artificial. I did, however, laugh when he started ranting about that cat.
I have trouble believing that Adama would leave the fleet all alone in the hands of Tigh just so he could stay and wait for the President. Oh well, hopefully we'll see some resolution soon, or at least the discovery of Earth.
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Yeah, this was another good episode. I agree with Kaldaur that the lawyer didn't need to go all psycho on Lee.
It was nice to get a breather from seeing Madam President and looney Baltar for an episode.
It was nice to get a breather from seeing Madam President and looney Baltar for an episode.
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I think he staged that specifically to force Lee to realize that he IS the man for the job. Otherwise Lee would never have taken it or it would have been another whole episode while he hemmed and hawwed about it. I would love to see what was happening on the Bay Ship during the same timeframe.
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wtf is a Bay Ship?
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ahhh thanks for the correction. I had always thought of it as a "Bay" ship as they have many launching bays and such. I think that just stuck with me from the first time I heard even though I probably heard the correct term many times. Oh well. Sorry about that.
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In the original series they were sometimes referred to as "Basestars" as well. In Razor, you actually get to see the retro base ships and raiders, along with the old school centurians.
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Dwight Eisenhower
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I'm pretty sure they refer to them as Basestars in the new series as well, seems to be an interchangeable term.
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Wow. What a great episode. Baltar was hilarious throughout, Helo is in some turmoil now with the 8's, and D'Anna is back and ready to mix things up.
But the main thrust of the episode...Roslin and Adama were absolutely touching. Who would have thought the best on screen chemistry would come from two middle aged characters? Theirs is the most moving love story in the show, hands down.
But the main thrust of the episode...Roslin and Adama were absolutely touching. Who would have thought the best on screen chemistry would come from two middle aged characters? Theirs is the most moving love story in the show, hands down.
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Ok What the fuck.. Next week is the final episode until 2009?
That's fucking lame. It's the final season, show it all in the span of an actual season. Fucking assholes.
That's fucking lame. It's the final season, show it all in the span of an actual season. Fucking assholes.
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yeah, I hate "midseason" finale bullshit. But they take a break every year (season), don't they?
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Not sure. I was late to the party and watch Season 1 through 3 on DVD.
Suffice to say that a 6 month wait for the second half of the season sucks.
Suffice to say that a 6 month wait for the second half of the season sucks.
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Not a bad episode.
I agree that the Adama/Roslin relationship is the primary one in the show now that they chose to totally ignore Lee and Starbuck.
Baltar was more himself in this episode than he's been in awhile. A lot more drama has been added to the show now that the cylons can't renew themselves.
I'm still not into all the Roslin crap but it didn't distract from this episode too much.
Diana joking with Roslin about her being one of the final five was a nice touch (even if it turns out to be true). I see she's using her New Zealand accent this season. I don't think she did the previous season.
How many episodes are left after the mid season jump? Unless they start playing the episodes January 1st 2009, it's going to be more than six months. That's crazy talk. It took going back and watching mini series through season 3 to get me back into the groove for this last delay. (everyone should watch the mini series along with the first few seasons and see how much better they were than this final season)
These last few episodes have been about as good as the lower end episodes of earlier seasons. Still much room for improvement. I don't like how the primary characters in the show are so detached from each other. The interaction between these primary characters is what makes the show great.
I agree that the Adama/Roslin relationship is the primary one in the show now that they chose to totally ignore Lee and Starbuck.
Baltar was more himself in this episode than he's been in awhile. A lot more drama has been added to the show now that the cylons can't renew themselves.
I'm still not into all the Roslin crap but it didn't distract from this episode too much.
Diana joking with Roslin about her being one of the final five was a nice touch (even if it turns out to be true). I see she's using her New Zealand accent this season. I don't think she did the previous season.
How many episodes are left after the mid season jump? Unless they start playing the episodes January 1st 2009, it's going to be more than six months. That's crazy talk. It took going back and watching mini series through season 3 to get me back into the groove for this last delay. (everyone should watch the mini series along with the first few seasons and see how much better they were than this final season)
These last few episodes have been about as good as the lower end episodes of earlier seasons. Still much room for improvement. I don't like how the primary characters in the show are so detached from each other. The interaction between these primary characters is what makes the show great.
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The tease makes this coming episode look like the episodes of old...like with New New Caprica and stuff good.
I think they have 7 episodes "in the can"...so its not like they need time off to make the episodes...and there should be 21 episodes total...unless they changed their mind on that too, which I would put past them to "drag it out" to 24 episodes.
I think they have 7 episodes "in the can"...so its not like they need time off to make the episodes...and there should be 21 episodes total...unless they changed their mind on that too, which I would put past them to "drag it out" to 24 episodes.
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Because of the strike, they haven't had time to finish filming all of the episodes. Hell, I don't think some of them are even written yet. They are currently still filming for this last season. A delay sucks, yeah, but it's not really their fault. Just hope they get done filming before the SAG pushes for a strike.
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I think it is also a marketing ploy. This way they can sell two half season dvd's for more than if they were to sell the entire season in a single box.
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The strike was a marketing ploy?Bubba Grizz wrote:I think it is also a marketing ploy. This way they can sell two half season dvd's for more than if they were to sell the entire season in a single box.
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Re: BSG: Season 4
Aardor wrote:The strike was a marketing ploy?Bubba Grizz wrote:I think it is also a marketing ploy. This way they can sell two half season dvd's for more than if they were to sell the entire season in a single box.
While I agree that the strike was a factor, didn't they do the same damn thing for every other season? This was the first show (that I was interested in) that kept releasing season 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, etc..