'The Killer In Me'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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Oooooh, dude. How much did I love that exchange between Cain and Starbuck? Thiiiiis much. The best thing about it was that you could see both how Cain could be a gutsy, superlative leader *and* also be manipulative as hell and destructively unbending. I loved that Cain recognized herself in Starbuck, was impressed with her, and knew just how to reel her in. She's going to try to make Starbuck her weapon.
Then! The Roslin/Adama exchange! Roslin is fucking scary. I love her so much.
Rodney!
Okay, done with that.
Damn. Those Pegasus fuckers still suck a lot.
Maybe they should have called this episode "Fragged".
Yeah, I loved how Roslin came out with that -- took Adama by surprise, didn't it?
I like the strength of the female characters on this show. And the variety. They could kick the asses of anyone on the Stargates.
It's true.
Tricia Helfer is just so impressive.
I love how much it sucks to be...well, I was gonna say "Adama," but it kind of applies to everyone.
Going back a bit, I loved Adama's surly "Don't count on it," when Roslin said Pegasus would win in a battle against Galactica.
That exchange between Tigh and Pegasus's XO.... Jesus frakking Christ. I take back all the nice things I said about Cain.
Aww, I am in love with that scene between Adama and Roslin.