Battlestar Galactica 4x16 Reaction!! "Deadlock"

My first time watching season 4 episode 16 of Battlestar Galactica - Deadlock
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Ellen & Boomer have come home and they brought some drama with them. Meanwhile the Admiral is wrestling with some pretty weighty changes of his own. Great episode!!
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Original Series: Battlestar Galactica (2004)

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Battlestar Galactica Series Finale Next Thursday?`

[@chrisfraser5088]

Hearing you say, “I’m not ready to let go of these characters”…

[@davidedwards1705]

14:25

[@BrianKoppe]

The genocide on Earth seems to have been done by their own version of the cylons (remember how they found cylon heads that looked different?).

[@derrisreaditbefore]

Thank you Chris! Yet again, the show asks the questions. Faith, love, intent, how much a part of creation is measured in things immeasurable? What damage does having those things shaken do? We see it not only in Caprica Six, but in Jean, Paula, and Gaius. Is Gaius' seeming true faith 'real' and does it matter if his actions are 'good'? And did you ever expect at the beginning of the show that we would find ourselves wondering if Gaius

[@emdeeeff]

A fun game to play on rewatches to is to try and lay down a marker for the point where Gaius stops being sure himself when he's being scheming and when he's being accidentally honest. And see how early you can make it.

[@destro6971]

Ellen fracking Tigh, what capital B 😂

[@Sephiroth144]

On Earth, they built robotic Cylons; they rebelled and massacred the 13th Tribe. (One thing; the 13th Tribe, while they have resurrection, aren't the same as the Colonial Cylons- not even the skinjobs. This, admittedly, blends into my head theory about Liam- the reason he was conceived is that the Colonial Cylons were unable to bear children, and the Earth Cylons probably could conceive together (but Tigh/Ellen were a little past their prime... and the others, well, didn't test it out). Colonial and Earth Cylons were closers, but not quite- could conceive but couldn't carry to term. Humans were able to (genetically) fill in the gaps missing from Colonial Humaniform Cylons enough to reproduce

[@ItsNyssa]

Yeah...Ellen. I have much to say that will have to wait. She is definitely a very interesting character. Some amazing emotional moments though.

[@tenchraven]

Gaius' attempt at loaves and fishes. "And he who hath no sword should sell his fine cloak and buy one." From the guy you want to knee in the balls until he pukes then toss out the airlock, to this. A very lost and confused man who is trying his best to be decent, to again be that farm boy. And losing Liam- Ellen is just bad luck to everyone near her.

[@SansAziza]

First time being in here. It looks like you could use some more shows. Have you seen Continuum? It's from Canada.

[@peterkoester7358]

I'm surprised you cut out the whole revelation of the arrival of Boomer aboard Galactica.

[@ferdnerkel]

Ellen's responseto 6 getting pregnant reminded me of this. Maybe Saul could be his own grandpa, lol.

[@paulpenna5615]

Good news is, it isn't over. You still have

[@Dularr]

The show is missing a civil war plotline within the fleet.

[@gavinator354]

this is actually my least fav episode of the whole series. i hate what they did between ellen six and saul. just awful soap opera writing with no payoff for the pain. wish i could re-write it :(