Archive for the 'Karl Agathon (Helo)' Category
Thursday, May 1st, 2008
10. All will be revealed –Â the next time Cavil’s sliding around in slick goo.
9. Gaeta hooks up with Racetrack. Or Seelix. Or any woman.
8. Little Nicky dons the nickname “Boxey” and grows his hair into a shaggy bowl.
7. Helo is revealed as the One True God.
6. Joe’s Bar becomes Quark’s Bar.
5. The fifth and final Cylon [...]
Posted in Brother Cavil, Centurion, Felix Gaeta, Final Five, Gaius Baltar, Goo/Tub of Goo, Karl Agathon (Helo), Nicholas Tyrol, Racetrack, Scar, Seelix, Diana, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Top Ten Lists | 16 Comments »
Thursday, April 3rd, 2008
A recent article — on how Battlestar Galactica could save your marriage — includes a commentary on why women love BSG by sometime-geek chick Martha Brockenbrough, a former contributor to Slate and the founder of the SPOGG, the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar (which I totally respect). But I beg to differ with [...]
Posted in Aaron Doral (No. 5), Karl Agathon (Helo), Marriage, Number Six, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Women in sci-fi | 14 Comments »
Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
While veiwing the rewatch with everyone, I witnessed a scene in “33″ where Athena shoots Six in the back and then drags Helo off with her into the forest.
The first time I saw this episode I didn’t think much of this act - just that Athena was trying to defy her fellow Cylons and save poor [...]
Posted in Ep. 101: 33, Karl Agathon (Helo), Number Six, Sharon Valerii/No. 8 | 27 Comments »
Tuesday, February 6th, 2007
Okay, this may have been done before (I’m way too lazy to check out the fan ‘verse to see), but here goes. In the spirit of the less-cerebral and sillier side of GWC…Vote for your favorite money shot! (Or add one if you don’t see it here.)
Male money shot: 1.) Lee dropping the towel in [...]
Posted in A. Dualla (Dee), Cylon Basestar, Cylon Raider, D'anna Biers (No. 3), Gaius Baltar, Galactica, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, Lee Adama (Apollo), Leoben Conoy, Louanne Katraine/Kat, Number Six, Pegasus, Samuel Anders, Scar, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Starbuck, Viper, William Adama | 35 Comments »
Monday, November 13th, 2006
There’s been a lot of really good discussion here in comments regarding the colonial attempt at genocide in A Measure of Salvation, and I thought I’d run down some of the arguments along with some of the commenters espousing them. Since I’m exerpting, you can click on the commenter’s name to see the entire comment [...]
Posted in Cylon Basestar, Ep. 306: A Measure of Salvation, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, Lee Adama (Apollo), Philosophy, Resurrection Ship, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, William Adama | 29 Comments »
Sunday, November 12th, 2006
The biggest issue in A Measure of Salvation, IMHO, was the question of what makes us human — a question that’s core to BSG and has been addressed in many different ways in the show to date. Are we human because we can love? Because we hate? Because we can reproduce?
When Adama and Roslin stood [...]
Posted in Ep. 306: A Measure of Salvation, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, Lee Adama (Apollo), Mini-Series, Philosophy, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Simon (Cylon doctor), William Adama | 4 Comments »
Saturday, November 11th, 2006
OK, I’ll admit it. I was a little let down with the last BSG episode as well. (I say “as well” because I’ve seen the comments on the last few posts and the last podcast, and I know that a good number of you feel this way as well.)
One question, though: Wouldn’t almost anything feel [...]
Posted in Cylon Basestar, Cylon Raider, Ep. 306: A Measure of Salvation, Heavy Raider, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, William Adama | 17 Comments »
Friday, November 10th, 2006
I’ve noticed an interesting theme running through BSG - being trapped. It’s interesting how being trapped, held, or imprisoned - physically or psychologically - can affect people.
Some physical examples we see- Sharon in the cell on Galactica, Six (Gina) in same cell, Roslin in the brig, Lee in the brig when Adama is shot. Helo stuck on (Old) [...]
Posted in Billy Keikeya, Cylon Basestar, Gaius Baltar, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, Lee Adama (Apollo), Number Six, Saul Tigh, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Starbuck | 3 Comments »
Sunday, October 8th, 2006
I mentioned in podcast #8 that at least four weddings between main characters have taken place off-screen since the fleet’s settlement on New Caprica: Starbuck and Anders, Chief Tyrol and Cally, Dee and Apollo, and…Helo and Sharon. In the Season 3 premiere episode Sharon is formally inducted into the fleet (again), given a uniform, and [...]
Posted in A. Dualla (Dee), Cally Henderson, Ep. 301: Occupation/Precipice, Karl Agathon (Helo), Lee Adama (Apollo), Marriage, Politics/Government, Samuel Anders, Sharon Valerii/No. 8, Starbuck | 4 Comments »
Wednesday, October 4th, 2006
We received a call today reminding us that Sharon actually named her baby “Hera” — after the Greek goddess, we’d imagine. In Podcast #5 we refer to her as “Isis.” Technically, both of these names are correct as far as we can tell. Though Sharon originally named her “Hera,” her name was changed to “Isis” [...]
Posted in Hera/Isis, Karl Agathon (Helo), Reproduction/Babies, Sharon Valerii/No. 8 | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006
I’ve noticed that people who appear to be from certain ethnic backgrounds on BSG tend to be from the same original colonial planets, and I can’t help but be fascinated by the relationship between ethnicity in the show and in real life.
For instance, I think every character we’ve seen from Geminon is played by an [...]
Posted in Elosha (Priest), Ep. 204: Resistance, Hamilton/Brig Officer, Karl Agathon (Helo), Laura Roslin, Religion, Samuel Anders, Starbuck, Sue-Shaun | 4 Comments »
Friday, September 29th, 2006
I just watched Invasion of the Body Snatchers for the first time the other night (I know, I know) and it was awesome. As you might guess, I was intrigued by how many common themes the movie shares with BSG, especially when they discover the pod people Look Like Us Now.
A really weird scene in [...]
Posted in Gaius Baltar, Karl Agathon (Helo), Number Six, Philosophy, Sharon Valerii/No. 8 | 2 Comments »