Battlestar Galactica: Season 4 (Spoilers)

[Maverick Eagle]

Well its entirely possible that well she does have superhuman strength. I think it was both the added strength and Callys Complete surprise that sent her flying. Also Well I do feel sorry for the Chiefs wife. They were right. She was a Cylon hater. Infact is almost seemed like she was quite willing to kill her child with her because he was a product of the Her and the Chief a Hybrid. Also given her condition in the episode it looked like she was about to snap anyway. Taking medical drugs for sleep, or depression, constant arguring with her husband, stress from work the baby and her husbands secret meetings and long hours at his job. She wasn't in her right state of mind anyway. Its highly possible that what Triol did was a mercy killing. Cally just was a danger not only to the 4 cylons but also to those around her and her baby in the condition she was in. Look what she did too her husband after finding out he was a cylon. She practically tried to bash his head open with that wrench. No confronting or trying to talk. Nope just listened to his words then when he turned around to talk to her about more kids only inches from his child she tries to crack his head open with the wrench, and from the blood that appeared I say she nearly did.

[Umbra Legion]

Originally Posted by Maverick Eagle

Well its entirely possible that well she does have superhuman strength. I think it was both the added strength and Callys Complete surprise that sent her flying. Also Well I do feel sorry for the Chiefs wife. They were right. She was a Cylon hater. Infact is almost seemed like she was quite willing to kill her child with her because he was a product of the Her and the Chief a Hybrid. Also given her condition in the episode it looked like she was about to snap anyway. Taking medical drugs for sleep, or depression, constant arguring with her husband, stress from work the baby and her husbands secret meetings and long hours at his job. She wasn't in her right state of mind anyway. Its highly possible that what Triol did was a mercy killing. Cally just was a danger not only to the 4 cylons but also to those around her and her baby in the condition she was in. Look what she did too her husband after finding out he was a cylon. She practically tried to bash his head open with that wrench. No confronting or trying to talk. Nope just listened to his words then when he turned around to talk to her about more kids only inches from his child she tries to crack his head open with the wrench, and from the blood that appeared I say she nearly did.

I agree with this, I do believe it was a mercy killing. I mean she was willing to sacrifice her child in the name of her hate. Her death was like a final release for the burdens she carried.

[Flyingmonkey]

Well that was a relief, looks like the final season is going to have some good ones in it. I just wish the show didn't have such an absurd dislike of suprise happy endings (ie, o, maybe we won't kill Caley, maybe she'll get psychological help and their marraige will be revived... it could happen.

Still though, this episode gave me that tingle that only BSG can supply. I look forward to more!

[BoogerMc]

Nah, She killed Callie to get rid of her, she's after Tyrol and she's not letting anything stand in her way. She even saves the kid so she play on his sympathies. Next week will be a real trip. But I do have one questioning thought, it's obvious by the ending of this episode that they know the basic facts of what happened, Callie went bye, bye; but what is the story behind why, what details were given and how close to the truth are they? My guess is we'll have our answers to why she killed her when we find out what version of the story she tells.

[Infinity238]

It looks like Cally snaped, knocked out the Chief then commited suicide. I'm guessing this is what Tori is counting on and from the look of Adama talking to Tyrol at the end of the episode this is what they think happend

[Freak]

^ That is most likely the answer he was given.
But how will they explain that Tori saved the child?

[Unimatrix]

In Razor, Pegasus had CCTV of the corridor where the Six was shot dead but on Galactica they have no guards or Cameras in control rooms.

Even the fact that the flight bay was activated from the outside.

I suppose that is already known since they chucked a few people out the airlock in season 3 without arousing suspicion .

[Dr-Timelord]

I think Tori has got her own agenda as well, remember she's was being kinda drawn into Baltar's 'One true god' circle

I think it was out of self preservation, not out of mercy.

So far i've worked out a few think about the final five.

-They don't have copies
- I'm starting to think they were they first of the human cylons and we're maybe lost by the cylons in an accident or something, and became scattered across the 12 systems
- They might not be programed as sleeper agents like Boomer was

[Freak]

I don't think they are sleeper, may have a memory wip which is why they have memories of living in 12 Colonise, I also think they have been around since the first cylon war, it would also explain how Ti fought during the first Cylon War and how Adama was able to bring him back into Colonial Fleet. But that also raise the question of do they age?

[B.J.]

Actually, Tigh *says* he fought in the first Cylon war, but those might be implanted memories. Adama didn't meet him until well after the war, when they were serving on a freighter (or something) together.