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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Villano" data-source="post: 3423959" data-attributes="member: 505">The last few episodes didn't do anything for me.  It reminded me of my experience with certain comics.  I collected the Hulk and Spider-Man titles since I was a kid.  At a certain point (just before the Spider-Clone Saga and Heroes Reborn), I began to realize that I was just reading them out of habit.  Eventually, I dropped them.  I almost skipped the finale on BSG, but I'm glad I didn't, as the 2nd half of it restored interest in me.   I think the question of whether or not Tigh and the others are Cylons depends on the whole "Beings of Light".  Are they God-like entites as in the original series, or are they just the mysterious Cylons?  It really hinges on Starbuck.  We saw her "die".  It's not like she just vanished and we didn't know what happened to her.  In order for her to return, you are left with two options:  1.) She was a Cylon and was reborn (which makes you wonder why the Cylon doctor couldn't tell that she wasn't human), or 2.) she was saved by the Beings of Light (like Apollo was during the original series).Okay, there is a 3rd option:  That's not Starbuck and it's all a trick.  <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/paranoid.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":uhoh:" title="Paranoid    :uhoh:" data-shortname=":uhoh:" /> Personally, I don't think the others are Cylons.  I might buy it if it wasn't for Tigh.  He had a life prior to the 1st Clyon War.  According to Wikipedia, Tigh's father and grandfather (both named Saul) were both known and, in fact, his grandfather was a Presidential Advisor.  He just has too much of a know history for it to work for me.</blockquote>

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