id they make it back to Galactica after firing the nukes?
Dude, they were LONG dead by then. That whole thing was a freaky accident of physics once the meteorite went through the window. Almost too freaky, except that at least they set it up earlier, but no way did they last with no air that long after their recon mission. No way.
Fighting with rather than against the Centurions was so cool
Yes! I knew I forgot stuff from the beginning! I loved the way the Centurions were much more "human" than I recall (though that may be because it's been a while), with the gesturing each other forward. Also loved the red stripes. :)
I don't think there was a presidential succession. How could there be? They barely have a government. I think Lee handpicked Lampkin to take his place during the mission. And really, who else was there? Especially since it was a series finale. Love how he has a dog now, too.
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Date: 2009-03-21 05:00 am (UTC)Dude, they were LONG dead by then. That whole thing was a freaky accident of physics once the meteorite went through the window. Almost too freaky, except that at least they set it up earlier, but no way did they last with no air that long after their recon mission. No way.
Fighting with rather than against the Centurions was so cool
Yes! I knew I forgot stuff from the beginning! I loved the way the Centurions were much more "human" than I recall (though that may be because it's been a while), with the gesturing each other forward. Also loved the red stripes. :)
I don't think there was a presidential succession. How could there be? They barely have a government. I think Lee handpicked Lampkin to take his place during the mission. And really, who else was there? Especially since it was a series finale. Love how he has a dog now, too.