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Since he mentioned a pen, I assumed that the Gaeta/Baltar secret was about when Baltar was forced to sign the execution order back on New Caprica and Gaeta lied about.
ETA: At least I hope so. I don't want to have to watch webisodes to follow major plot points.
At 1pm Pacific they're airing an ep of How Clean is your House? At 4 BBC World News America.
But the clip is being released to newsmedia at that time: so could appear on things like Entertainment Tonight sometime that night.
Megan - I immediately thought of that scene when Baltar was in the brig and Gaeta tried to stab him with the pen and Baltar has some secret on Gaeta at that point. (Which was clarified in the webisodes.)
Was anyone else reminded of Buffy being voted out in season 7?
I don't believe Adama or Tigh or Roslin will die just yet because if they were going to die, they would have killed them this episode, you know? They killed a bunch of other people, after all. Random characters who apparently had names? I can never keep track of all the quaternary characters.
But this was a much better episode than last week's.
I assumed the secret was that Gaeta committed perjury.
I have a question regarding Lee's bringing up the nuking of the Colonies to Tigh. It's true that the Cylons will never not have committed hardcore genocide, but it's also true that a great many Cylons (besides the Final Five, if you agree that various incarnations of each model are individuals) had no part in that action. Do they deserve condemnation by association? I've been a Cylon sympathizer for a while, so I don't think they do. It makes sense to me, but I know many fans and most of the Fleet disagree.
Especially when Tigh's personal history is pretty damn clear for the past 30-40 years, right by Adama's right hand side and all.
No, the pen scene was before the trial.
I can't believe that they just left Roslin in Adama's quarters. Surely, they would, at least, have taken her to the brig.
This is a woman who got abducted by a base star and came back with the allied half of the Cylon race in tow. Anyone who would't make sure they knew where she was and neutralize her before starting their rebellion shouldn't be allowed to dress themselves unaided, nevermind take over a government.
ETA: At least I hope so. I don't want to have to watch webisodes to follow major plot points.
Well, they may address it in a future ep, so who knows, but it was most definitely revealed in the webisodes.