YoMick;2697638 said:
Overall I have many questions.
I am not sure what I thought of it yet. I see alot of overreacting to how bad it was and I see alot of praising for how great it was. I dont know.
My questions overall:
I'll give it a shot from memory. So if I'm wrong, I'm blaming it on the Alzheimers...
YoMick;2697638 said:
What secret did Gaius know about Gaeta?
Gaeta was Baltar's chief advisor on New Caprica. Both were under duress from their Cylon overlords to create lists of select humans who would be placed in concentration camps and/or tortured for information about Galactica's and Pegasus's whereabouts. While Baltar was guilty of signing the orders, it was Gaeta who was responsible for compiling the lists. The general populace were never fully aware of Gaeta's participation after Adama freed them from Cylon enslavement.
YoMick;2697638 said:
According to Ellen Tigh, she, Tigh, Tyrol, Sam and Tory created Daniel (I believe that was the model's name). The model was a gentle, non-violent type which Cavil abhorred and he took the whole make off-line just as he had with the Deannas. Basically, there were really thirteen Cylon models, but petty hatred trimmed the number down to an even twelve.
YoMick;2697638 said:
On the next go 'round is it the Final 3? Tori and Anders are gone now.
There are two future shows: a series and a two-hour (I think) movie.
Caprica will explain the creation of human looking Cylons by humans grieving over the deaths of loved ones well-before the war. How that may or may not tie into the Final Five's storyline is beyond me. The movie will focus on telling the Cylons' side of the story, focusing on the specifics behind their grand "plan".
YoMick;2697638 said:
Who was John and why did Cavil get made when Ellen called him that?
Cavil rename himself. His given name was John. He hate the name, along with all the other limitations which the Final Five gave him by making him more human like.
YoMick;2697638 said:
Cavil just gave up Hera that easily?
Yep. He probably wagered that after the Final Five would supply him with Resurrection technology, he could patiently search and capture Hera again without the risk of permanent death.
YoMick;2697638 said:
Dying leader will lead them to earth but not make it to earth themselves?
They made it to Earth. Earth was the planet which the Final Five Cylons escaped annihilation from. The angel reincarnation of Starbuck led them there. In the final episode, Starbuck led them to a planet with beings who closely shared the same DNA as themselves. During one of the last conversations with President Roslin, Adama "renamed" the unnamed planet was Earth. So, technically, Roslin led her people to the "promised land" before passing on.
YoMick;2697638 said:
Who left note that there are 12 cylon models?
If I remember correctly, that was the note which Adama found in his quarters? Right or wrong? If I'm correct, I believe the note was subconsciously planted there by a Cylon to help Adama. The question is by whom?
The suspects would have been Sharon (the Boomer model), Tigh, Ellen or Tyrol, in my opinion. They all had easy access to Adama's quarters.
At that time, the Deannas, Dorals, Cavils and Simons, who may or may not have been hiding within the human population, were all hellbent on killing every human, so that eliminates them. The Leobens and Sixes grew more philosophical about sparing the human race, but that feeling wasn't as strong at the beginning (even though the Leobens seemed to share some sort of empathic kinship with Kara Thrace).
Tory still believed that she was a human and was living on one of the other ships before she eventually replace Roslin's advisor after his death. And Sam was still fighting a guerilla (sp?) war back on Caprica before Kara rescued him. Neither of the two could have gotten aboard the Galactica and planted the note.
I would scratch Sharon from the list. Her programming was to eventually kill Adama. I doubt that even subconsciously she tried to help him with more intel on the enemy.
Since the final three suspects were members of the Final Five who had their memories erased by Cavil, I would place my bet on the one most loyal to Adama and that would be Tigh. The information was buried deep in his memory banks (yep, I had to say it) and even though he would not have consciously thought of supplying Adama with the intel, he could have subsciously motivated himself to type the message and slip it into Adama's quarters. Just my opinion.
