Originally posted by IceFire
I might get to see it in November or January.
Originally posted by Omniscaper
Excited? No. PSYCHED? **** YES!!!
Originally posted by Omniscaper
Shhhhhh Icefire.
You might upset the uber hardcore fans of the original BSG. They are very sensitive you know. They might start crying and whining about all kinds of stuff. Before you know it, they will begin marching down to Ron Moore's house with lit torches demanding a faithfull recreation of original BSG plotlines.
Originally posted by aldo_14
The Siege was class.
Originally posted by redmenace
oh and IP here is the actor http://www.gateworld.net/galactica/news/2005/07/michelleforbesisadmiralcai.shtml
Originally posted by redmenace
Get ready to fire up bot torrent :p
Originally posted by Kosh
Aren't they not allowed to spy one what you are downloading?
Originally posted by MatthewPapa
Holy **** se2ep1 is so awesome. We finally get to see some actual space combat. Badass.
Originally posted by ZylonBane
You can't calculate a jump to known coordinates unless you're physically sitting where the jump was calculated in the first place? WTF?? :doubt:
Originally posted by ZylonBane
You can't calculate a jump to known coordinates unless you're physically sitting where the jump was calculated in the first place? WTF?? :doubt:
Originally posted by Unknown TargetThe "communications array" was a big thick cable. They showed it on screen several times.
Anyway, maybe by networking all the computers together, they opened it to attack because in standalone mode, only, say, the communications array is open to a Cylon virus
t it to much as it's a pretty important plot device in the new series. Galactica and the Mk. 2 Vipers survived the initial Cylon attack because the Baltar/Number 6 navigation program wasn't able to gain control of and disable them completely. [/B]
Originally posted by WMCoolmon
The justification given in the show for the whole mess with the jumps was that every few hours, the Galactica would send an update to the rest of the fleet to compensate for stellar drift. So the plan was to go back, compare the star charts, and extrapolate the fleet's position from that.
Originally posted by Rictor
Maybe it's just me, but it bugs me that 100+ Cylon raiders and a Basestar go up against Galactica and no more than a dozen Vipers, and not a single Viper is lost.
Anyway, great episode.