Battlestar Galactica

[Lemur]

Seasons one and two were pure genius. After that, well, by the end of season three I felt that a shark had been jumped. Multiple sharks, in fact.

[cegorach]

I have just watched episode three from season four - so the latest one.

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Certainly the best in the latest season (for now of course) - I was totally 'hijacked' the chief's wife pushed to the limits of her sanity.
I enjoy military episodes a lot ( 33, Pegasus, Resurrection Ship etc), but the psychological-political drama in this episode is really something.

Season four seems to promise a lot indeed, let's hope it will continue this way.

[Mikeus Caesar]

I've always meant to get into BSG, but stuff would always distract me from it.

From what i hear, Season Four has become Baltarstar Galactica. A supposedly disproportionate amount of screentime for him. Then again, i get this info from /tv/ on 4chan...

[TevashSzat]

@Caesar

Actually, there isn't much Baltar stuff so far. Indeed, there isn't any Baltar in the third episode at all.

Regarding the third episode

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It seemed like that the cylon girl whose Roslin's advisor actually is embracing her Cyloness and seems to be less human now than the others. Can't believe she would kill Cally like that.

With the "rebel" Cylons attacked and most likely destroyed, wouldn't that mean that there is going to be a full fledged civil war since the individuals of every model can all communicate between each other? The Sixes can just broadcast Cavil's attack to everyone.

Did anyone notice the 1701D on the weapons locker? That was the serial number on Enterprise from Star Treck which Ron Moore also worked on.