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Season Finale Reviews
For those who like to read reviews, we have a few interesting ones to share about the shock that was the season finale. While you might locate S2 speculation within, it is unlikely you will cross actual spoilers so enjoy. Though for those who haven't yet seen the finale, please do beware because it is effectively and fully spoiled via the links below. If that be the case, please do NOT read any further down.
TV Guide's Watercooler
See you next season, people; hell of a first one, I say.
Cinescape Review
Speaking of Cylons, Starbuck's arrival on Caprica finally ties Helo and Boomer back into the primary action of the story. Whereas Helo spent most of the previous episode coming to terms with his partner's seeming betrayal, his temper has cooled and a philosophical discussion with his Cylon companion fails to register its true meaning with him. The context of the Cylon assault on the colonies is slowly coming into focus alongside revelations of their eventual purpose, and viewers of STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE may have an inkling of where the show is headed. Now, if only July would get here a little sooner, we could deal with that final shot…it's a killer.
Now Playing Magazine
And there’s more, not the least of which is the Galactica officers that are stranded on Kobol, and Baltar’s puzzling revelation (courtesy of Number Six) in the ruins there. Plus, the final moments of the episode lead to a positively gut-wrenching cliffhanger. But then again, that’s why you do a season two, right?
For those who like to read reviews, we have a few interesting ones to share about the shock that was the season finale. While you might locate S2 speculation within, it is unlikely you will cross actual spoilers so enjoy. Though for those who haven't yet seen the finale, please do beware because it is effectively and fully spoiled via the links below. If that be the case, please do NOT read any further down.
See you next season, people; hell of a first one, I say.
Speaking of Cylons, Starbuck's arrival on Caprica finally ties Helo and Boomer back into the primary action of the story. Whereas Helo spent most of the previous episode coming to terms with his partner's seeming betrayal, his temper has cooled and a philosophical discussion with his Cylon companion fails to register its true meaning with him. The context of the Cylon assault on the colonies is slowly coming into focus alongside revelations of their eventual purpose, and viewers of STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE may have an inkling of where the show is headed. Now, if only July would get here a little sooner, we could deal with that final shot…it's a killer.
And there’s more, not the least of which is the Galactica officers that are stranded on Kobol, and Baltar’s puzzling revelation (courtesy of Number Six) in the ruins there. Plus, the final moments of the episode lead to a positively gut-wrenching cliffhanger. But then again, that’s why you do a season two, right?
