Daybreak, Part 3 (421)

[bfldworker]

150,000 years later??????? What the frak?

The funniest line was Cavel saying Oh Frak and blew his brains out. Classic Sarcastic humor.

[Pharaoh Atem]

I take it all back. I just now saw three hours of perfection (all three parts) and I cried.

"All this has happened before, all this will happen again." Indeed...

no it won't not the way it's happen before

[xsp1ffx]

What an amazing ending to a a great series. The best ending for a show that I've seen in a really long time. I was both equally shocked to see that some of us fans were right on the ball with somethings (Tyroll killing Torry, Athena killing Boomer) but it was the last half hour that blew me away. I really liked Starbuck saying that her journey was over and suddenly disappearing kind of left you wondering about her. I had known from some spoilers a few months ago that New York was the setting for the closing seen but I didn't expect to see RDM there.

[pbellosom]

WHAT.
THE.
FRAK.

Seriously though, amazing episode. Roger Moore definitely knows how to save the best for last. But what ever happened with Starbuck?

I assumed she ascended (for lack of a proper word for the term with the BSGverse) and joined the HeadPeople/Angels

[TheChosen1]

so we're descended from the 12 colonies

cool

You know, truth is stranger than fiction sometimes and sometimes fiction turns out to be truth. Just look up some fiction Jules Verne had written, and you'll see that just perhaps, your comment above isn't too far off in "some" respects.

Ponder that.


TheChosen1

[quade_1]

You could assume that Kara was a head person, but people also assumed that she was a cylon. So until they say, we don't know.


I took that ending when Baltar said "silly me" as to say that HE is "god".


And that Cavil scene was the best part of the episode.

[MrBojangles]

Truly the only show where I stood and applauded once it was over. Great job to all those involved with the show. Well done.

[STC]

I'm sorry to say that after four years of frakkin' good writing, they totally fell apart! The first hour was spectacular, with great CGA, old Cylons fighting new Cylons, just a frakkin' good time, but then they completely fell apart!!

Who and what is Kara is never answered; they literally make her disappear with no explanation. What was the point of the Opera House?? And the last 5 minutes with Ron Moore doing a cameo walkon, and the silly little robots!! What a waste of time. It should have ended with the camera pulling back from Adama sitting on the cliff beside Laura's grave.

What was great was when both Six and Baltar realized they were both seeing each other in their heads!! That I totally did not expect. Plus Galen choking Tory......wowo!!

[titans]

Kara died on the nuclear wasteland earth. She came back as an angel like Head Six and Baltar to lead humanity to the real earth. That simple.

Good job Ron Moore. Good frackin job!

[DeltaWhiskey]

Tori got what was coming to her.

Oh! Frak yeah, I forgot. That was my favourite, too. Gods, I hated her, and was glad to see her neck snap.

[Lucario]

What a great episode, great ending to the series, and RDM was correct, most of the things were wrapped up.

Although there is one thing I still not sure, just what was Starbuck.
An Angel of God (or gods) or ghost or what?

[Pharaoh Atem]

Kara died on earth. She came back as an angel like Head Six and Baltar to lead humanity to earth. Taht simple.

and she lead humanity to the end of one life and into a new one.

a clean slate

thank you kara

[quade_1]

Kara died on the nuclear wasteland earth. She came back as an angel like Head Six and Baltar to lead humanity to the real earth. That simple.

Good job Ron Moore. Good frackin job!

not necessarily that simple, how could everybody see a head person and how did she interact with things? i.e. fly a viper
Baltar's head Six could only cause him to do things and not interact with outside objects.

[foxhound22]

WHAT.
THE.
FRAK.

Seriously though, amazing episode. Roger Moore definitely knows how to save the best for last. But what ever happened with Starbuck?

I didnt realize the guy that played James Bond was involved with Battlestar.......

[SG1Commander]

150,000 Years Later!!! I always wondered whether BSG took place in our past or present. I guess now we know. That was the best series finale I've seen in years. Jumping from The Colony to in orbit of the Moon, that was great.