Willow ,'Empty Places'
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Do you think it's not her body and ship on Earth, then?
Oh, no. I believe that that's Starbuck's real body. But -- and I suppose this is the central thesis of the show, really -- if the body Starbuck is in is mostly human, looks just like her and has all of her memories (minus some tampering to get her to lead people back to Earth, which seems significant) then who's to say it ISN'T really her?
Starbuck is put in the same position as we are having to figure out what has happened to her. With added extra angst. Personally, I could use a few clones, but she likely won't feel the same way.
There were so many things to love about the episode. Laura broke my heart with her devastation. The raw emotion between Tigh and Adama. Can't wait to see the happy Tigh couple reunion.
I'm very excited about this last run. Dee's end caused me to jump and gasp in a marvelous way. Keep it coming.
if the body Starbuck is in is mostly human, looks just like her and has all of her memories (minus some tampering to get her to lead people back to Earth, which seems significant) then who's to say it ISN'T really her?
"This is my grandfather's axe. My father replaced the haft, and I replaced the head."
if the body Starbuck is in is mostly human, looks just like her and has all of her memories (minus some tampering to get her to lead people back to Earth, which seems significant) then who's to say it ISN'T really her?
I'm not arguing that. I'm just saying someone had to rebuild her after the original Starbuck crash-landed, and I can't think of a simpler explanation that doesn't involve some kind of time travel.
Hidden cylon enclave? Or is it cheating to have more?
We STILL haven't met the Cylon God, whom I'm convinced is an actual being (or at least ginormous computer being).
We STILL haven't met the Cylon God, whom I'm convinced is an actual being (or at least ginormous computer being).
I'll agree this far -- there does seem to be a master hand behind events, someone or something orchestrating everything.
I am so going to laugh if they all wake up with Matrix-style computer jacks in the final episode and it turns out that everything was a big virtual reality simulation.
I'm telling you, I totally think that when they saw earth at the end of last season, I was hoping for a shot of the human battery fields.
Or, we'd see T2.
I think that would have been WAY cool.
Sounds to me like they are going in a different direction though...
Kandyse McClure interview on ScifiWire.