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I know! I'm enjoying it too. The promo for next week seems particularly interesting.
I have to say that I think that the Adama family is interesting and that I am also interested in backstory for Josef Adama's mother in law.
I heard spec on the Galactica Watercooler podcast that Zoe is the basis for the Cylon's God - and I'm wondering whether Tamera isn't behind the Cylon's rebellion against humans.
Doesn't the previous series pretty well prove that there is an actual God (or god) with seemingly infallible knowledge of the future?
Being Human:
Whoa. Uber dark. Not sure I like this humorless turn of events. I did love the Annie-centric episode. Very bittersweet and tonally perfect. Reconnecting with her mom made me go Awww.
But this... Mitchell doesn't get to be the big bad. I hate that.
A couple of Scott Porter interviews - they're mostly about his new movie but he talks about Caprica in both. (I linked to page two of the 2nd one because that is where he talks about playing Nestor.)
Now, I'm wondering whether Starbuck was supposed to have had some Taureon heritage - what with her giant marriage tattoos.
Being Human just took a big left turn there. I wanna see this westernised now, as an exercise.
Thanks for the link, Sumi. Sam Adama turns out to be an unexpectedly interesting character, at least from the original show descriptions I ran across.
BH: It makes me a bit sad that I don't think we'll get as much of Mitchel's current plotline as I would like to see. I think it would be an interesting path for the show, but only if we get to see the aftermath next series. It's something that I think the longer US seasons might be better suited for. Annie's recent decisions seem odd to me--out of keeping with what we know she knows. George has never been the poster boy for good life choices so that bothers me less.