From: buffhunter@my-deja.com   
      
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   daviderl31@yahoo.com says...   
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   > "Hunter"  wrote in message   
   > news:MPG.25eb1629257746ce98a034@news.optonline.net...   
   > > In article  > 6460b3674de9@q21g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, jrs9@columbia.edu says...   
   > >> Music:  when the tech guy was surfing for music, was that a snippet of   
   > >> the theme music for TOS BG that we heard?   
   > >>   
   > >> Avatar/Robot:  I think they are giving us too much Zoe instead of   
   > >> cylon so far.  In the dance sequence above, for example, we got mostly   
   > >> shots of Zoe dancing and only a few of the cylon.  I don't know if it   
   > >> would have created CGI problems [shouldn't have, looks like the show   
   > >> has a good budget] but I thought it was much more interesting to see   
   > >> the cylon dance than Zoe.   
   > > ----   
   > > You wont see her reactions much if you focus on the machine aspect of   
   > > her, like how she was enjoying it. The connection would be there as   
   > > much seeing an expressionless machine. It seems to be we saw about   
   > > half the machine and half of the soul so to speak.   
   > >>   
   > >> It's good to see her sometimes, such as in   
   > >> that sequence it looks as she may be developing feelings for the tech   
   > >> guy, which could have implications later on, but we don't need it so   
   > >> much.  It also appears that people, in the visible-Zoe sequences are   
   > >> looking at instead of above her.   
   > > ---   
   > > It is to demonstrate the connection to her. He was treating her more   
   > > or less as a being instead of a thing. You would loose that if you   
   > > had him looking up into the sky above her head.   
   > >>   
   > >> Story:  Well, it seems our first mini-arc is over now as Yusef/Joseph   
   > >> wusses out on his demand to have Amanda Greystone killed.  "A Caprican   
   > >> in a Tauron body," that's a good line.  Perhaps now we can move on to   
   > >> other barely-disguised ethnic-stereotyped characters among the other   
   > >> ten colonies.   Although I do say, you gotta love it how Grandma Adama   
   > >> is always cooking and whacking her cleaver on the board.   
   > > ---   
   > > She will not be pleased to find out that Joseph backed out of   
   > > killing. I am half expecting her to have it carried out behind his   
   > > back with a different assassin.   
   >   
   >     Well at least Sam Adama proved he's not the bad-guy "gangster" we   
   > thought he was.   
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   I knew he would back out of it. His mother will be very disappointed   
   in him LOL! I think he and his brother Sam is going to have a falling   
   out when he discovers Sam is teaching William how to be a criminal.   
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