Interesting theory. They are throwing up lots of stuff lately about who might be a Cylon - like perhaps Starbuck since she has been drawing the eye of Jupiter.
As to your post title, it was on Sunday vice Friday.
D'Oh! Force of habit.
Will correct.
Three of the four inhabitants of our house have caught the BG bug. It was my fault. I rented the miniseries on DVD and we are all watching the disks now. We don't have cable or a TV, but everyone has a laptop with DVD capability. No one is showing up to dinner in the evenings.
I think it's a plot of some kind.
Was Lee Adama exposed to the virus? My memory is faulty.
But Lee has a past that cannot be easily spun as implanted memories. He has a father that is still alive. The Tighs knew him as a child (unless my recollection of "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down" is faulty). I get the impression that he and Kara knew each other for a long, long time (if there's an episode that denies this, I don't remember it).
My bet is on the Oracle that Three met on New Caprica. Three was very rude to her, and yet all that she said came to pass. This certainly explains "I'm sorry" and "You were right."
I usually swing by the BSG forum after each show to read the post-episode threads. Some folks have said they thought it might be Anders.
Trying to figure out what Baltar was right about. Maybe him? Too obvious. I don't see how it could be Lee but nothing would surprise me. This series has more twists than an M. Night Shamalamawhatever movie.
Hello Dale,
My money's on Roslin right now.
But they've surprised me before. That's one of the things I like about this show.
Thanks, everyone--it's nice to have an idle distraction right at this moment.
Some guy: Good catch. I'm pretty sure that Lee was exposed, which would annihilate my theory. Unless he's half-Cylon on his dad's side, which would provide immunity.
Brendon: your point is well-taken, too, but I can get around that a little easier (doppelganger).
As to the other suggestions, each is intriguing. I agree Baltar is too obvious. Also, given his prominence in the public eye, memory implant won't work either, unless we're talking doppelganger again. Ditto Roslin. Plus, the susceptibility to cancer would seem to argue against it.
I hadn't even thought about the Oracle, but that makes a good deal of sense--as does Anders.
Thanks, everyone--again, nice to be diverted for a moment.
AAAGGHH!! CANNOT BE READING THIS! I AM ONLY IN THE SECOND SEASON!
Hello Dale,
Whoever it is, I think that it has to be a fairly major character. Otherwise I just don't see the point.
The word from Moore's latest interview is that one of the major character actors isn't listed in any credits after March 4's show , and that it also seems likely we'll see a major character effectively killed off - and one or both possibilities likely involve Sackhoff/Starbuck. And I wonder if that's at all connected with this revelation.
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