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The 3 said that 4 of the final 5 were in the colonial fleet. So, the final cylon is either someone that was onboard the basestar at the time, or someone else entirely.

I'd like to watch it, but the SciFi rewind site doesn't have it...

5. What is the deal with Statbuck's Viper

6. The pregnant 6 in the brig

The Vulcans received some depth in Enterprise. But, that type of storytelling certainly was never the norm.

You know what I really miss from these episodes? The Balter/Caprica scenes where she's in his head - they were always so brilliant.

I was thinking the same thing.

Well, you have to watch this week. Last week's was great -- not as preachy.

 

lol, Sounds good. I better sus it out then. B)

There is the part where Baltar tells a Centurion about god. That was more funny than preachy tho =)

Well, you have to watch this week. Last week's was great -- not as preachy.

BSG gets preachy sometimes.

Isn't it great?! I'm watching it right now.

Word is that next week's episode is the last one until 2009. Quite depressing.

Sometimes at home, sometimes at work, and sometimes on my Blackberry.

I actually really enjoyed this one, and what was baltar doing talking to the tin can??

That party was pretty funny.

Next week is going to be a killer episode!

Found a couple more...

Maybe, people like tom and the delta flyer, still wanted to be able to control something tactally (sp) they want to feel like they are doing something. I see interfaces with the brain as something that is NEEDED if you need to control several things at once. IE Warp field, weapons, navgation, life support, armour, sheilds, etc... I really don't see much difference between the laptop that i'm using to type this and the computers that officers have on their desk in the 24th century, just whats inside... But even it only has six buttons or whatever... I'm sorry i'm ranting, but I really don't see a person just sitting there talking to no one, or even better, just sitting there and thinking through space, people need to do something. I'm prolly going to get flammed for this.

I think you're on to something. Maybe the tactile interfaces just make it easier for viewers to relate.

hey, man. have a little heart for a Pittsburgher...  jk congrats Redwings Fans!

In the Voyager finale, Janeway has a mind-controlled interface in her shuttle from 20 some odd years in the future.

Voyager had a number of grey LCARS panels. I think it was an aesthetic decision by the set designers.

Check out the old game 'Star Trek: Captain's Chair'. The Voyager bridge in the game has several of these panels.

After all these delays and passings of the buck, I really hope this isn't one huge, epic disappointment.

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You mentioned using multiple smalled hdds. Is this in case of corruption? If i did that, would i be able to composite those hdds together to act as one hard drive?

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So maybe Baltar is the father? I don't know why the guards would have let him in, but it's a possibility.

Older, harder to find games was ok for me as long as they were no longer being sold or supported.

Abandonware. Several game publishers have done just that.

Suppose it isn't Tigh's child.

I dunno. I can see where piracy should be illegal. Various industries put a lot of time and money into a product, only to have it distributed freely. There can't really be a media industry if they aren't making any money.

They just need to be more fair and realign their goals. Take music acts like Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails and Saul Williams. They are either insane, or they understand what I'm talking about. Media industry fatcats don't need to be the richest people in the world, but they do need to put food on their table.

The music industry is drastically different today than it was 15 years ago. Today, a band needs a breakout hit on their first album because record companies don't have as much freedom to sign whoever they want anymore. Back in the 60's and 70's, they could just sign whoever they wanted, whether or not they had a breakout hit -- as long as they believed in them. If it weren't for this, Neil Diamond, Pink Floyd and others wouldn't have ever been signed. As much as I hate to say it, the rise of music piracy is in a way killing the creativity of the music industry.

Record companies and artists just need to be reasonable. No one wants to pay $24.99 for one album. I personally do not have a problem with paying $5-10 for a CD. Touring and merchandise is where they make the real money anyway.

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They just make it a little harder to play a hacked game on a console than on a PC. Usually, on a PC, it's just replacing an exe file or mounting a patched image.

Consoles are a whole different story.

The bleach blonde Six is so much more sinister

 

how so?

Take, for instance, near the beginning of the 2003 miniseries when she kills the baby. Then the recent episode where she jumped the guy near the raptor.

I just didn't really take Caprica Six as seriously as the other ones.