I know!
Does it help if you think of it as Harvey instead?
Wasn't that just . . . I really can't believe that Tory actually airlocked Cally. And also - suddenly she has the Cylon superstrength. I wonder if they all do.
And Boomer/Cavil - ewww.
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I know!
Does it help if you think of it as Harvey instead?
Wasn't that just . . . I really can't believe that Tory actually airlocked Cally. And also - suddenly she has the Cylon superstrength. I wonder if they all do.
And Boomer/Cavil - ewww.
OMG, just for DTs declaration of who the Doctor is, this may be my favoritist Xmas episode of them all!
Tory is starting to scare me. She seems to be embracing her Cylon-ness more than the three guys are.
I loved the ship filled with lots of my favorite BSG characters. Starbuck, Helo, Athena, and Gaeta, who is probably my favorite secondary character. I'm hoping that he gets some decent air time out of this little voyage. Heck, they even put Ceelix on board--I love the showrunners use of extras from back in S1.
ETA: Oh, the rebroadcast is up to my favorite moment in the ep--Bill reading to Laura while she goes through chemo. Awwww! Can I have a Bill Adama of my own?
See, I'm of two minds about what Tory did. On the one hand - is it more Cylon than human to protect yourself from the same fate that Cally had? I mean, because surely Cally would have eventually told somebody in authority what she overheard. (I can imagine her telling Doc Cottle - she trusted him.) And does it matter whether she planned the whole thing? (Saw that Cally was looking and therefore stroked the Chief some more . . or whatever.) I don't think it does.
OMG, just for DTs declaration of who the Doctor is, this may be my favoritist Xmas episode of them all!
I must admit I love his speech there.
I'm the Doctor. I'm a Time Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and I'm the man who's going to save your lives and all six billion people on the planet below. (pause) You got a problem with that?
Also, did they show the short bit of "Time Crash" with the two doctors before hand?
Time Crash: [link]
Alternative opening (fan based) Time Crash: [link]
No, sadly they did not show that. That was freakin' adorable. Tennant is such a fanboy.
"Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuf!"
Russell T. Davies is an even bigger fanboy, though. My roommate said, "It's like he took all the Titanic moves and mixed them in a blender with The Poseidon Adventure !"
The Poseidon Adventure
I was totally thinking about that when I was watching it. Almost no Titanic refrences, though, apart from the ship (and I guess maybe Astrid's sacrafice).
That was just too cute! I really need to get a hold of more of the old stuff. I like that Doctor.
I was completely taken aback by the appearance of Geoffrey Palmer as the captain. Apparently I had him confused with Judi Dench's late husband Michael Williams, and thought he'd been dead for years.
Was anyone else less than thrilled by the bit about Queen Elizabeth II in her housecoat waving her thanks to the Doctor as the ship sailed by? I think I'd have much preferred it if she continued the antagonistic stance her namesake and Queen Victoria had toward him, and was shown shaking her fist and swearing vengeance after she'd been evacuated by the efforts of her own underlings and seen the Doctor shear the top floor off of Buckingham Palace.