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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I did sniffle a bit over the Dying Nobly thing, but the scenario bugged me. Wouldn't it take approximately forever to get all those civilians onto Galactica? If the civilian ships couldn't protect the passengers, wouldn't the civilian crews be on a suicide mission? What happened to that magic antiradiation medicine they had on Caprica? Why were there flames in space? How can they run out of food and yet appear to have an infinite supply of alcohol?
Also, people with that much radiation exposure should look sunburned.
I'm watching the beginning of the Doctor Who rerun--is that Private Blithe from Band of Brothers (the one who had hysterical blindness after D-Day)?!?
Is that a rerun? I haven't seen it before (then again I've missed a fair number). SciFi said it was new (to Scifi anyway); and they mentioned Mickey being gone.
I missed the beginning and have no idea why the Fleet had to jump through all that radiation, let alone stop midway, in the first place. Anyone have time to enlighten me?
I missed the beginning and have no idea why the Fleet had to jump through all that radiation, let alone stop midway, in the first place. Anyone have time to enlighten me?
I watched the whole thing and i still don't get it.
Apparently the star cluster or whatever the yellow cloudy thing was called was too big to go around or jump all the way through. So they had to jump into the middle, then jump out the other end.
Oh, the reason they were doing it at all was to get to the huge algae colonies on the planet that was at the other end. They can use the algae to make food that is yucky but nutritional. Something contaminated their, um, food maker machines, so everything they have is spoiled and the fleet will starve to death in ten days if they don't find food.
So.
(I guess Helo's back to being a pilot.)
Never was. He was Boomer's REO
Gaeta. Not happy the Colonel is back, eh? Yeah, I guess not.
Nope. Going to be interesting watching this play out.
I thought that Hot Dog was going to lose it too.
Yeah, so did I.
Nice to see the Ceiling Demon's eldest is still a pilot.
The who with the what now?
Also? I rewatched Croatoan (what? I was pinned to the couch by a sleeping cat so I couldn't load a dvd, and there was nothing else on, and the ep was right there on the dvr. What?) and the first car Dean finds on his way out of town? The Oregon plate had three letters, three digits. I didn't get the digits, but the letters were WTF.
Kathy - yes, it is.
It wasn't a repeat but Scifi repeats it -- i.e., we get it at 7 central and at 11 central.
I guess Helo's back to being a pilot.)
Never was. He was Boomer's REO
I just meant that he was flying -- although, I don't think that they were using navigators this time so he was the pilot.
I misunderstood what you meant about Helo, sumi. Now tell me what you meant about the Ceiling Demon--was EJO the voice of, or something?
