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Dude. Whoa.
I think the most disturbing thing about the entire 90-minute ordeal was Adama's mustache.
Still, this is what you can do in sci-fi storytelling when you don't have to protect a franchise and action figures.
A season finale like that deserved its own icon.
I think the most disturbing thing about the entire 90-minute ordeal was Adama's mustache.
Still, this is what you can do in sci-fi storytelling when you don't have to protect a franchise and action figures.
A season finale like that deserved its own icon.
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It's been bothering me since the start 1) why Cylons want so badly to be human [and don't get me started on their supposed "indetectability" as non-human when the damn spines can glow and Sharon can stick a fiberoptic cable in a vein and send info through it] and 2) the whole Cylons as religious fanatics bit.
Now if they can just get past the twelve model silliness; if you can make 12 models as distinct from each other as Lucy Lawless is from Dean Stockwell is from Farm Doctor Guy is from Grace Park, you can make a lot more than 12 models...not to mention basic plastic surgery on those 12 to boot.