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Quote from: Age on June 12, 2014, 08:25:26 pmQuote from: knightstorm on June 11, 2014, 07:34:14 pmQuote from: Age on June 10, 2014, 05:57:36 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.The scene they're referring to was the murder of Callie Tyrol by I think her name was Tory. Also, Callie's baby was not a hybrid. It was later revealed that she was a slut who despite being married had gotten it on with hotdog.Also, Boomer didn't have a baby. The baby Hera was Athena's daughter. The Colonial's worst enemy Laura Rosilin, faked the child's stillbirth, and gave her to someone else to raise.That was different episode of Callie's and Boomer did have baby.The original creator is Glen A Larson not Moore.I enjoyed DS9 out all of the TNG era Sisko is a lot like Kirk.When it comes to ST Atlantis it was a success when it came to the ratings.The scene they were talking about was where Callie was thrown out of the airlock.Larson created the original. He had nothing to do with the re-imagined BSG.Also, Boomer did not have a baby. Boomer and Athena were the same model Cylon played by the same actress. Athena married Karl "Helo" Agathon, and gave birth to Hera. Boomer shot Adama, and was "killed" by Callie.
Quote from: knightstorm on June 11, 2014, 07:34:14 pmQuote from: Age on June 10, 2014, 05:57:36 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.The scene they're referring to was the murder of Callie Tyrol by I think her name was Tory. Also, Callie's baby was not a hybrid. It was later revealed that she was a slut who despite being married had gotten it on with hotdog.Also, Boomer didn't have a baby. The baby Hera was Athena's daughter. The Colonial's worst enemy Laura Rosilin, faked the child's stillbirth, and gave her to someone else to raise.That was different episode of Callie's and Boomer did have baby.The original creator is Glen A Larson not Moore.I enjoyed DS9 out all of the TNG era Sisko is a lot like Kirk.When it comes to ST Atlantis it was a success when it came to the ratings.
Quote from: Age on June 10, 2014, 05:57:36 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.The scene they're referring to was the murder of Callie Tyrol by I think her name was Tory. Also, Callie's baby was not a hybrid. It was later revealed that she was a slut who despite being married had gotten it on with hotdog.Also, Boomer didn't have a baby. The baby Hera was Athena's daughter. The Colonial's worst enemy Laura Rosilin, faked the child's stillbirth, and gave her to someone else to raise.
Quote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.
Quote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.
Quote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.
Quote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.
I like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.
Quote from: knightstorm on June 12, 2014, 09:39:56 pmQuote from: Age on June 12, 2014, 08:25:26 pmQuote from: knightstorm on June 11, 2014, 07:34:14 pmQuote from: Age on June 10, 2014, 05:57:36 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.The scene they're referring to was the murder of Callie Tyrol by I think her name was Tory. Also, Callie's baby was not a hybrid. It was later revealed that she was a slut who despite being married had gotten it on with hotdog.Also, Boomer didn't have a baby. The baby Hera was Athena's daughter. The Colonial's worst enemy Laura Rosilin, faked the child's stillbirth, and gave her to someone else to raise.That was different episode of Callie's and Boomer did have baby.The original creator is Glen A Larson not Moore.I enjoyed DS9 out all of the TNG era Sisko is a lot like Kirk.When it comes to ST Atlantis it was a success when it came to the ratings.The scene they were talking about was where Callie was thrown out of the airlock.Larson created the original. He had nothing to do with the re-imagined BSG.Also, Boomer did not have a baby. Boomer and Athena were the same model Cylon played by the same actress. Athena married Karl "Helo" Agathon, and gave birth to Hera. Boomer shot Adama, and was "killed" by Callie.What is the name of the episode and iirc it was cylons who thru her out of an airlock?Glen A Larson was very much involved.Boomer did have baby rewatch it over again as I just did.
In any case, watching Cally get blown out the air-lock was the most depressing thing I've ever seen on television. They made it almost as traumatic as watching a real girl die.
Quote from: Age on June 13, 2014, 05:14:08 pmQuote from: knightstorm on June 12, 2014, 09:39:56 pmQuote from: Age on June 12, 2014, 08:25:26 pmQuote from: knightstorm on June 11, 2014, 07:34:14 pmQuote from: Age on June 10, 2014, 05:57:36 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 09, 2014, 06:04:11 amQuote from: Age on June 08, 2014, 07:17:27 pmQuote from: Tulwar on June 06, 2014, 04:14:24 pmQuote from: Age on June 06, 2014, 03:13:12 pmI like the new BSG it gave the series some depth instead of arrive on Earth in Flying Motorcycles.The original BSG was fine for 13 yr. olds, and the new BSG was all too deep and realistic. It not only presented a situation where utter desperation becomes utter hopelessness. After watching an episode, the emotion sticks with you. It is not logical to invite despair into your life.I don't look at it that way I look at as hope.There are far more shows on about despair.What I was saying tho is that it is more in depth than the original sure it was fine.You just don't land on new Planet and go around flying motorcycles up the Pacific Coast Hwy.@Tus the external threat on BSG Happened right at the start.Tus was referring to SGU, not BSG. How you can find how in the new BSG is completely beyond me. Every episode ended up making me feel sick. An example:I can't remember her name, but she took her half-Cylon child to the airlock. Just after she unlocked the outer door, a full Cyclon woman takes her child and clubs her. As the mother recovers, she's still in the air-lock, and the Cylon is on the other side of the glass at the controls. The mother looks the Cylon in the eye, just before the Cylon opens the outer door, flushing her into space.The scene they're referring to was the murder of Callie Tyrol by I think her name was Tory. Also, Callie's baby was not a hybrid. It was later revealed that she was a slut who despite being married had gotten it on with hotdog.Also, Boomer didn't have a baby. The baby Hera was Athena's daughter. The Colonial's worst enemy Laura Rosilin, faked the child's stillbirth, and gave her to someone else to raise.That was different episode of Callie's and Boomer did have baby.The original creator is Glen A Larson not Moore.I enjoyed DS9 out all of the TNG era Sisko is a lot like Kirk.When it comes to ST Atlantis it was a success when it came to the ratings.The scene they were talking about was where Callie was thrown out of the airlock.Larson created the original. He had nothing to do with the re-imagined BSG.Also, Boomer did not have a baby. Boomer and Athena were the same model Cylon played by the same actress. Athena married Karl "Helo" Agathon, and gave birth to Hera. Boomer shot Adama, and was "killed" by Callie.What is the name of the episode and iirc it was cylons who thru her out of an airlock?Glen A Larson was very much involved.Boomer did have baby rewatch it over again as I just did.I think she got thrown out in season 4. The Cylon's name was Tory something.Also, Glen Larson had nothing to do with the re-imagined series. It was all Ron Moore and David Elick. He was credited as a consulting producer, but he was never consulted.
It was to Glen A Larson.
Boomer did not kidnap the baby.It shows here pregnant here and looking at her baby in the incubator.http://youtu.be/8hR2t8ghAoI
Quote from: Age on June 14, 2014, 05:42:51 pmIt was to Glen A Larson.No, it wasn't, and I challenge you to find a source that says otherwise.Quote from: Age on June 14, 2014, 05:42:51 pmBoomer did not kidnap the baby.It shows here pregnant here and looking at her baby in the incubator.http://youtu.be/8hR2t8ghAoIFor the last time, Boomer and Athena were physically identical. They're both number 8 model cylons. Both are played by Grace Park. Athena eventually took over Boomer's position in the crew.
It is in the credit Larsons name
those tow do look different give me episode name.Athena is Guies girlfriend who is blonde.Isn't this Athena http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/photos/uncategorized/2009/03/21/sixbaltar5_jfdnxhnc.jpg
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