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Bastards! Utter, utter bastards - ending it like that :o <_< :lol:

Another cracking episode. I liked the way it started where last week's left off and then went back an hour to fill in the (rather obvious) blanks, i.e. that the gunfire was coming from the Resistance, saving the hostages, and also back to what was happening to Sharon and Anders :thumbsup:

It seemed to me there was a slight continuity problem, in that at the start Cally was running through greenery, whereas when Tyrol ran towards her she was in the middle of the canyon, but I'd have to watch it again to make sure. It also seemed that originally the gunfire started while she was running, whereas Tyrol gets to her before that in this version :ponder:

I wouldn't want to be Ellen now, after seeing the look in Tigh's eye after he found out what she'd done. Also liked the way it put Sharon's baby back into play, although it was slightly convenient and a bit odd that, firstly, Number 3 should have that dream and then, secondly, just happen to run into Sharon. And why the frack would she go to an Oracle? :rolleyes: :lol:

Am I the only one who keeps laughing at Lee's fat suit? :shrug: :lol:

And that ending. Big build up, nice rousing speech, heart-thumping music. The end. Bastards <_< :lol:

Like we expected it to end any other way? :lol:

Yeah, you're spot on, both of those were gaffs, and rather obvious ones to have gotten right as well :rolleyes:

I honestly thought he was going to kill her right there. Some fantastic acting by Paul Hogan there :thumbsup: The very epitome of bottled rage!

Not at all, it still has us chuckling. Although, whilst the body fat is obviously a suit, the chubbiness around his face is quite convincing. We wondered whether they told him to put a bit of weight on over the summer hiatus, and then supplemented that with the fat suit? :shrug:

If that didn;t whet the appetite for next week, nothing will! :lol:

I didn't see Crocodile Dundee in it :p :lol:

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How great would that have been if he'd pulled out a huge knife! :lol: "This is a knife Helen....." :thumbsup:

Perhaps, Michael Hogan even! Doh! :rolleyes:

I loved this ep so much.

Though to my mind, the action (while brilliantly done) was secondary to the emotional manipultion/turmoil for poor Kara. They're twisting her every which way right now, leaves me wondering how she's going to react to the escape plan when it happens next week.

Surely I'm not the only one who doesn't expect Lee to follow his dad's orders and stay put. I have images of Pegasus doing a cavalry charge next week, and getting blown to frak for her troubles, but saving Galactica along the way of course :lol:

With a Han Solo style "Yahoo!" as he flies to the rescue no doubt :lol:

A Han Solo line coming from a Jabba body, that'll be a sight to behold :lol: :lol: