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Finally finished Casshern: Sins. Started out really strong, dragged a bit toward the middle, and a disappointment by the end.

I'd rather he put out ZOE 3, but indeed, that was a great segment.

I'm over halfway through it, and its dark. Check that, its REALLY EFFING DARK. But its good.

I am thinking that is perhaps what it really is.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1260577/

Fixed! Though, its possible they were simply Homo Sapiens Sapiens. Modern humans are not genetic decedents of Neanderthal, nor is there any evidence of cross-breeding.

I don't like these sorts of threads, because what they really are asking is "what's your favorite 'x' ever?" Its based solely on personal opinion, there are no facts involved. My favorite anime? TV Series: Macross OAV: Gunbuster Movie: Nausicaa Honorable mention: The first 27 episodes of Euerka Seven is probably the best anime I have ever had the pleasure of watching.

Server time, DA, server time.

"date='Mar 31 2009, 02:57 PM" Fail

The Earth that they settle is not the Earth of the 13th Tribe. This is made pretty clear. Also, Galactica sent out a Raptor to the rendezvous point, which is what leads the fleet there. The Galactica was not capable of making another jump.

What he said.

Fact is, no one knows who owns the rights to the DYRL animated outside of Japan. I do recall HG making some vague comments about it, but I am fairly certain they don't have them.

Kawamori is alot like Lucas to me. The fact that someone else took over control of the direction of Frontier from him can only have been a good thing.

Finally got around to seeing Razor, picked it up at Best Buy for 10 bucks and change. The classic Cylon/First War stuff was great, but the rest of the story left me kinda flat.

Two more things I picked up from the last podcast: RDM again says (this time referencing the Opera House) that they had no idea what it meant or where they were going with it when they first put it in the show 2 season ago (or whenever it was), and that Head Baltar's line about "it" not liking to be called "god" is a pretty clear sign that whatever this Lord is, its not some spiritual, divine being. It still amazes me how much of the plot was really smoke and mirrors, they had no clue what half of it meant at the time they were writing it, with no clear path, yet they were able to make a great series out of it (even without paying alot of them off or clarifying them).

Also, how the Tigh/Ellen relationship plays out in it sounds much more satisfying to me, much more true to their characters. More than one of us commented on how Ellen didn't seem like Ellen anymore when she came back, yet the others of the Final Five were still themselves.

Sorta, but not completely. In the three way fight, half of the fleet is destroyed. Also, they don't attack the Cylon homeworld, they attack the colony, its just that RDM has a name for it. Also, I am not sure calling Ellen "evil" is the correct way to put it. Though, he does refer to either Cavil or Ellen (don't remember which) as "Lucifer".

Well, from what I understand, its explained earlier in the series. Who or what the Lords of Kobol actually are (beyond some higher life form) is the true unknown. Is it important that we know? Not really. I think not refreshing our memories (along with the info that is found on the extended episode cuts on the DVDs) left many of us feeling like too much was left unanswered, when it actually has been in the past.

Listening to RDM's last podcast, he talks about the original plan for the final season, and man, it sounds so much better than what they did. Sure, its 10x darker, but I liked what they wanted to do.

Yeah, no...

I would doubt there is much influence at all, unless you are talking about what influenced Macross that may have also influenced BGS. And you're REALLY reaching with some of these. Hell, the Jolly Rogers is a real fighter squadron, has been for decades, and its where the Skull Squadron in Macross comes from.

Battlestar Wiki says "The Eye of Jupiter" (3.11): In "The Eye of Jupiter", Tyrol says that "Our initial radiocarbon dating suggests that the temple's at least 4,000 years old, which lines up with the exodus of the Thirteenth Tribe." This is the oldest date noted in the series' timeline, but also conflicts with the prior date of Pythia and her works as described by Elosha in "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I", where she states that the exodus of all 13 tribes occurred approximately 2,000 years ago. Another contradiction occurs in "A Measure of Salvation", when Adama says that "According to Cottle, the virus was an exact match to one reported over 3000 years ago, right around the time that the 13th colony left Kobol." Also, they quote the miniseries: "...The Sacred Scrolls tell that the 13th tribe left Kobol in the early days. They traveled far and made their home upon a planet called Earth...which circled a distant and unknown star." And more: During some period, travel appears to have taken place from Earth to Kobol, as the Sacred Scrolls give an account of the journey to Earth. The effect of Earth on the 12 other tribes is significant, as Laura Roslin states that the star patterns from the Earth Zodiac shown in the 3D projection in the Tomb of Athena were used for the original flags of the Twelve Colonies, and the colonies' original names match the Earth names of the constellations (Home, Part II).

No, the 13th left 2,000 years before the Humans did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr4QBZfjtqs...player_embedded I'm speechless...

BTW, Myersjessee wins: