BSG "No Exit"
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pataka02Anyways, moving on to BSG...
Um, I'm already in love 15 min into the ep because all we've had is Kara/Sam awesomeness, and Ellen SUPER awesomeness (yes, my language skills are that good. Granted, I've gotten like sporadic hours of sleep due to aforementioned newborns, so cut me some slack ;) ).
Seriously, I adore the whole Kara/Sam dynamic this ep, and how protective and fiercely loving and loyal she was. This is Kara at her best, and Sam at his most heartbreaking... he just wanted answers, but she wanted him to live, even more than knowing everything. And his response, about the Demetrius? Oh Sam, I know you would help Kara regardless, but if the situation was turned, and you had a chance to save her life, I can't help but think you'd take it. That said, I think Kara would somehow kick your ass for trying, but you would do what she did. But then the end? With him brain dead? NO. I am hoping that Ellen and her awesomeness will fix it.
Btw, did anyone find it disconcerting that the dude from "The Daily Show" was Sam's doctor? I kept expecting bad things to happen. And also? I LOVE COTTLE. He is still my favorite secondary character without a doubt. There has never been anything to make me love him less.
Oh and I agree with Kara... she has to be something! And this something is apparently beyond Sam's knowledge and Leoben's. Crap. I hope Ellen has answers.
As for Ellen, how calm and collected and fantastic was she? The way she treated the Centaurian alone was great. I'm still a mite confused about the logistics of Cavil's uprising against his creators and how he punished them by making them live amongst humans without knowing their identities, but the scene where he talks about how she made him into the sadist he is... dude. Isn't that what the mother of every sociopath goes through? And points for Boomer for coming through, though is it me or does Grace Park seem like she's sleep-walking through her scenes? Is that a deliberate choice?
And Saul and Caprica still ick me out, almost as much as her frakin' bad wig does... sigh.
Didn't really care so much about Adama, though I thought the whole ship falling apart at the bones metaphor worked nicely with how Adama/the old way of life isn't doing the job, and requires hybridization if they're all to survive. Same with Roslin and Lee's new quorum idea... the old guard stepping down, and a new one coming in. I was stricken when he washed his face; I was worried we were going to have to see his whole hygiene routine again.
I definitely need sleep... and Sam to get fixed. And Kara to find out what she is... either she's a hybrid or maybe she's somehow related to the one true god.
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Date: 2009-02-15 06:40 pm (UTC)Oh Sam, I know you would help Kara regardless, but if the situation was turned, and you had a chance to save her life, I can't help but think you'd take it.
Yeah, I agree; it's hard to imagine him letting Kara come to any harm. Though he has such a strong faith in her that he might be conflicted? But I think that ultimately he'd come down on the side of saving her life.
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Isn't that what the mother of every sociopath goes through?
*laughs and laughs* (Also at your Adama hygiene PTSD!) Ellen is seriously awesome.
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Date: 2009-02-15 09:13 pm (UTC)Yeah, I agree; it's hard to imagine him letting Kara come to any harm. Though he has such a strong faith in her that he might be conflicted? But I think that ultimately he'd come down on the side of saving her life.
Yeah... but is it wrong that I also see Kara either escaping the infirmary in that scenario, or holding a gun on everyone so she can finish finding her answers? Or both? Hee. And Sam would try to stop her, but she's so damn stubborn...
Oh Kara.