BSG had more endings and denouement than even LoTR.  The only thing they left 
out was Apollo playing Scrabble with the natives.  (geek cred check on that 
one!)
 
I think they could have ended with them landing.  I didn't like that there were 
already people on the planet.  "We can teach them!"  Yeah, right.  More like 
"We can 'eff up their existence!"  I guess they really aren't into the Prime 
Directive.
 
Even with the scene of them explaining that EVERYBODY wanted a clean start as 
an explaination of why they left all their tech, I call BS.  Yeah, the guy with 
diabetes is going to be cool with getting rid of the equipment that make 
insulin.  And great choice Athena and Helo; hope you enjoy your choice as much 
when Hera pricks her finger on a thorn and dies from a blood infection 'cause 
there are no antibiotics around.  
 
And how many farmers did they actually have?  Not enough for the 20 groups they 
seeded across the planet, I bet.  The poor SOBs that got put in Canada in the 
summer will be worse off in winter than the pilgrams.  It's a society that more 
advanced than we are now.  Can you imagine 38,000 random Americans in that 
situation?  I grew up on a farm, and I can't you jack about gardening much 
less widescale agriculture.  I don't think the people of the twelve colonies 
would be that stupid to think they could survive with that little tech.  Yeah, 
Baltar will be a great asset for the small group of people in his area, 
but even a lot of his knowledge is based on at least having plows!  They don't 
even have any domesticed animals! 
 
I also wasn't wild about the Starbuck and other 'angels' 
thing.  Especially having BaltAngel and CapricAngel in present day.  Yeah, a 
large part of the show had a spiritual thing going on, but I thought that was a 
bit much.
 
Oh, and thanks Chief for fraking up the armistice!
 
I don't get why Cavil killed himself.
 
I knew Starbuck was a playa', but damn, making a play for your BF's brother 
while he is passed out in the next room?  What a 'ho.
 
And Admiral Adama leaving his son to be a hermit?  After everything they have 
been through?  What a douche. 
 
I did enjoy the previes fo Stargate Universe, though.  Was it just me, or did 
it seem to be filmed using the same style as BSG?  I don't have a prob with 
that.
 
~Ron

--- On Sun, 3/22/09, Shag <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Shag <[email protected]>
Subject: [The Unique Geek] Re: BSG Finale ** SPOILERS **
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, March 22, 2009, 8:45 AM

I think it was a case of wanting to start over from scratch completely. With
no fleet in orbit or parked on the planet, it would have been harder for an
evil Cylon fleet to identify them as the Galactica humans.  If they hadn't
kept all the technology on New Caprica a few years ago, the Cylons may not
have figured out it was them.

Just a thought.

The Irredeemable Shag 
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of twilitezoner
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 5:34 PM
To: The Unique Geek
Subject: [The Unique Geek] Re: BSG Finale ** SPOILERS **


One more thing. Is it wise for everyone to split up right off the bat?
Don't you think they should assess exactly what they are up against,
considering this is a whole new world? I guess the excuse they could
use is that they did that in the Raptors off screen. Yeah ok..

On Mar 21, 5:31 pm, twilitezoner <[email protected]> wrote:
> The only major thing that I had an issue with is the logic behind
> flying all the ships into the sun? WTF? With everything they have been
> through you would think that "if" those Centurions returned they
may
> need those ships? I could see the Galactica, but the entire fleet!?!?
>
> On Mar 21, 1:11 am, "Shag" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
> > What did everyone think?  I loved it!  I dropped out of the show a
couple
> > seasons ago, but watched these last ten episodes or so.  I really
thought
> > the ending was good.  
>
> > I especially liked how they tied up the Balter/Caprica Six stuff.
>
> > And to quote Widge on Twitter, "Wow. Lorne Greene. Didn't
see that
coming.".
> > :O
>
> > The Irredeemable
Shaghttp://onceuponageek.com<blocked::http://onceuponageek.com/>  
>
> >http://firestormfan.com<http://firestormfan.com/>
>
> >http://twitter.com/onceuponageek







      
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