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[sophistry]

Oh oh okay oh the phonecall I am so in love with Adama/Roslin I might actually cry. ;_;

Anders, presidential assistant lady, Tyrol, and Tigh. *calls* I... I want to say Kara, but like. Roslin and the Cylon mindmeld dreams. Ummm. :/

...I thought better of Gaeta than that, I really did. I mean, compwhi;erglHAHAHAHJALdsakdf butterfingers. Gaius ftw.

...

Lee.

Lee.

*tearing up*

Oh Lee.

YESS VERDICT and wow walking out on Gaius Baltar so satsifying, no? ADAMA. VOTED FOR ACQUITTAL. I LOVE HIM.

Oh jeez. Called four of them! and oh TIGH. YOUR NAME IS SAUL TIGH.

MWAHAHAHA YES I KNEW IT I KNEW IT YAY

and... rock music... worked for the first few minutes of the omgcylonrealisation/ohayattack sequence, but by the end, the zooming through the planets was a little weird.

but whatever

I have to process

2008.

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[sophistry]

Someone else on my flist had a theory that Tigh was replaced on New Caprica - and whilst there are still problems with that, it would be a kind of awesome additional factor in why he's been going increasingly batshit crazy erratic since the escape.

I do think that 'all of these characters you've grown to love have been CYLONS FOR AGES' is a little too easy, but - even if some of them turn out to not be Cylons, I think the plot arc is going to be seriously kick-ass, by simple virtue of the fact that it'll be bringing together these characters that we normally never see interacting or in the same context as each other.

[agonistes]

...oh, I like that theory. But if they go in that direction I'm just kind of going to die a little because it is like HI DARK TOWER.

And 'Black Market' aside, I have COMPLETE faith in the writers to do something completely and mindblowingly excellent with this. Mostly because with the major arcs, they have never disappointed. The argument against everybody being Cylons is more...it's improbable because it's cheap and the writers don't do cheap. If that makes sense?

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But Black Market was all to do with Lee, and the writers haven't known what to do with him for ages. Poor Lee, he never gets the writing he deserves.

Somebody on one of the TV Without Pity forum had a theory that they weren't Cylons themselves, but the children of Cylons. Like... there were actual hybrids all along. Maybe Tyrol is just wrong about what that means. Maybe Cally's gonna freak out, and then we won't have to see her any more, though this episode I actually didn't mind her. Whatever. I also saw a theory that the entire fleet are Cylons, and them forgetting it is just this part of a huge Cylon civil war that's been going on for ages. I don't know how I really feel about all that, but it supports my theory that everybody's actually from Earth originally and not Kobol. But That's just me being weird.