Cylon worms? Do they resurrect also? Maybe they are Cylon worms from Earth... hence the name 'Earth worms'.
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Cylon worms? Do they resurrect also? Maybe they are Cylon worms from Earth... hence the name 'Earth worms'.
When Ellen and Cavil were having a conversation, Cavil was showing her the Temple of 5 when the sun went supernova. Ellen mentioned that they traced back the way their ancestors came. I imagine this is how they found the colonies and the cylons.
Cavil accused Ellen of "messing" with the temple so that the "viewer" would know who the 5 were. Ellen said they did not do anything to the temple but that it must have been "God" that showed D'Anna the 5.
So my current theory of Starbuck is now Cavil made Starbuck ... perhaps the Daniel alteration as many are suspecting ...
With that being said, Cavil had it in for "Daniel" so like the 5, he did not want to make things easy for her and torture her.
I suspect Starbuck did indeed die when her ship exploded, but was resurrected. Cavil was not done torturing Starbuck though so he brought her back and with his sick humor, he took her a version of her body to Earth (I suspect he knew where earth was because he was the first "skin job" that the 5 created) to further mess with her. So what about the tattoos ... Cavil could have added those I would think ... if he can open up someone's brain and get their deepest memories, I would think tattoos would be a walk in the park. He could have easily built the viper too.
So why Earth? Cavil wanted to not only wipe out the humans, but also torture them. So he takes a select few to Earth ... makes things hard for them along the way ... and then when they get to Earth ... the big punch in the gut, Earth is a wasteland. Now he is going to finish off the humans ... or at least try ...
The whole Battlestar Galactica story has now become all about Cavil ...
With that being said, Cavil had it in for "Daniel" so like the 5, he did not want to make things easy for her and torture her.
I suspect Starbuck did indeed die when her ship exploded, but was resurrected. Cavil was not done torturing Starbuck though so he brought her back and with his sick humor, he took her a version of her body to Earth (I suspect he knew where earth was because he was the first "skin job" that the 5 created) to further mess with her. So what about the tattoos ... Cavil could have added those I would think ... if he can open up someone's brain and get their deepest memories, I would think tattoos would be a walk in the park. He could have easily built the viper too.
So why Earth? Cavil wanted to not only wipe out the humans, but also torture them. So he takes a select few to Earth ... makes things hard for them along the way ... and then when they get to Earth ... the big punch in the gut, Earth is a wasteland. Now he is going to finish off the humans ... or at least try ...
The whole Battlestar Galactica story has now become all about Cavil ...
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I saw a "sneak peek" during one of the BSG's tonight...
Caprica Six was in the market or what ever where they were distributing grain (wearing a hood) and some guys called her out as a cylon and grabbed her and she kicked their butts 
I saw it while channel surfing and thought it was part of an old episode but I couldnt identify which. Then of course was the "final episodes" end. I think I saw it while some other program was running but I dont remember which one it was. Gonna be fun.
Maybe it'll be on tonight's episode...that'd be good.
Tonight's episode looks very cylon-centric again... Never saw Anders in any of the previews though. This ought to be interesting!
Universal in talks for 'Battlestar' movie
Glen A. Larson would write, produce the film
By Borys Kit
Feb 20, 2009, 06:28 PM ET
Just as the acclaimed Sci Fi Channel series "Battlestar Galactica" enters its final episodes, Universal has quietly entered into negotiations with Glen A. Larson to write and produce a big-screen version of the property he created.
Source & More: THR.com
(found in the BSG AVS Thread...)
Glen A. Larson would write, produce the film
By Borys Kit
Feb 20, 2009, 06:28 PM ET
Just as the acclaimed Sci Fi Channel series "Battlestar Galactica" enters its final episodes, Universal has quietly entered into negotiations with Glen A. Larson to write and produce a big-screen version of the property he created.
Source & More: THR.com
(found in the BSG AVS Thread...)
Y'know, if done right, it could be really good...but reading that gave me an uneasy feeling...
No doubt the effects will be top-notch...
Keep running!
I guess, but ....
leaves me unimpressed. Its not like star trek when you can create one show after another; we do NOT need a third re-telling of the story of Adama, Starbuck, and Baltar, We have done that twice, and the second time was amazing, but I just don't see the reason to do that again.
leaves me unimpressed. Its not like star trek when you can create one show after another; we do NOT need a third re-telling of the story of Adama, Starbuck, and Baltar, We have done that twice, and the second time was amazing, but I just don't see the reason to do that again.
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