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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 1972257" data-attributes="member: 1013">Ok I haven't been able to find all the shows, but I watched "You Can't Go Home Again" & "Water" last night. [spoiler]On YCGHA...the one where Starbuck is shot down and the Adama decides to put the entier future of the human race in danger by looking for one downed pilot way past the point where it would be even remotely feasable.  He pulled the fleets entire defense away to scour for this one pilot, wasting half of thier fuel reserves in the process.  If he's this emotional I have to wonder if hes fit to command the fleet.  What really killed me was this.  Cylons are machines, yet in a space fighter they decide to put a living brain in there instead of a machine system that would be far less fragile and less effected by possible exposure to space and a vaccum, something I would imagine would be a concern in space fights where a glancing hit may open the cockpit up to space and kill the living brain, unless it's snythetic nature allows it to survive.  This seems kind of weak but it possible the cylons are no longer logical and wish to be as biological as possible in some attempt to be like thier god or something.   But what was really stupid is that Starbuck finds controls in the ship!  Controls that would have no purpose at all since the brain is wired into the ship directly!  Then after she finds another miracle, an oxygen tube, she goes back out and uses something to paint her name on the ship so after she navigates through space visually she is able to let her fellow humans know who she is.   Oh and she plugs up a hole in the side of the ship with her jacket....come on!  I had a hard time suspending disbelief during this one.  Water was cool though.  I hope that the Chief gets killed due to his lovestruck stupidity.  You know what's at stake but you are going to lie to everyone to protect your lover who appears to be involved in some way with missing detonators that nearly caused the whole water supply to be destroyed and may be involved with other sabotage?   If she's innocent let the others know and let her be cleared, instead hes going to cover stuff up and put everone in danger.  Its a terrible decision on his part, but I can understand why he makes it. [/spoiler]</blockquote>

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