I love that Starbuck had more disciplinary reports in her file than pilot evaluations!
Well, it was mentioned in the podcast about the coin toss, but if you think about it, why wouldn’t the luck of a coin toss be affected by the same rules that seem to bind BSG logic. In Battlestar, it has been shown time after time, no matter who the non-believers are or how strong their logic is, religion is REAL. All their myths and scriptures have been coming true, so why wouldn’t Anders’ drunken bet with himself over a coin-toss where heads means Kara is alive and tails being that she’s dead be nudged by the reality of Battlestar? She IS alive (in some manner), thus the coin will remain landing on heads as another religious sign from the gods.
I know it’s just plot device, but what would Adama have been doing if he hadn’t been picked for the trial tribunal? Would he have been sitting with Roslyn in the peanut gallery?
It’s tough watching Lee melt down during the CAG briefing of the pilots, his mistakes in orders to Helo, then calling Racetrack, Starbuck, while chiding her for her remarks to Athena about checking under her raptor seat after the explosion that killed random Baltar lawyer. You could see the pain all over Lee’s face.
When the guards are escorting Baltar to see Lampkin, they dress him in a bullet proof vest, but they don’t put a helmet on him. One would assume they dressed him in the vest for fear of him getting fatally wounded via gunshot wound, but the way he was prepared for transport, if a shooter aimed at his head… job failed, am I right? Maybe it has to do with TV and the producers didn’t want to obscure Baltars face with a helmet and make it more difficult to distinguish who it was walking down the corridor.
When Lee is requesting the files for Lampkin be delivered, there’s a shot of Torre and she looks so startled, you wonder what she’s thinking, is she still rattled from when the viper crashed into Colonial One or has her “relationship” with Anders already begun? She certainly doesn’t seem of the right state of mind to be planning anything… interesting, like on election day.
When Caprica Six is describing how it should have been her that stabbed Baltar, we get a shot of Roslyn, surprisingly looking the happiest I can remember since her time alone with Bill Adama back during those New Caprica flashbacks!