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Yeah, I didn't think it meant Six was real or anything, but that's how Baltar would contort himself since he believes she's real.
That episode was full of a lot of chatter. I was not a big fan, which was sad because it was Jane! I love Jane! But not on this show, it seems.
I just assumed it was from Baltar's POV
But up until now his POV just had her in it. Why this new angle?
I didnt like this episode, despite being written by JE. I guess I could go into why but it just seemed weird and disjointed. I really feel that the mood of the entire show has changed- more chaotic, but in a mental, not physical way.
We've seen him reacting to her physically before, though - I guess I'm not seeing what makes this one so different than the time Starbuck caught him fucking Six in his lab, or any of the number of times he's fallen out of chairs because of something she "did."
To me it didn't look like something someone could do by themselves. It looked like she'd been digitally erased from the scene, as opposed to the other times where he was just acting to air.
I didnt like this episode, despite being written by JE. I guess I could go into why but it just seemed weird and disjointed. I really feel that the mood of the entire show has changed- more chaotic, but in a mental, not physical way.
Stephanie is me.
whoa, I haven't read Jacob's recaps of BSG in awhile, but, man. I knew he liked the show, but I didn't realize his recaps had turned into long-winded prosaical love songs that are basically fanfic. I mean, it's good fanfic (and is making me like last weeks ep more than I want to, because: Cally) but still. The hell?
To me it didn't look like something someone could do by themselves. It looked like she'd been digitally erased from the scene, as opposed to the other times where he was just acting to air.
Yeah, this was my read, too.
I suppose we could take it up with Olmos, since he was the director.
I'm looking forward to the podcast to see if RM addresses it. I will be disappointed if not! But I will survive.