Caltrops - Peter Molyneux's The Movies





	[quote name="Fussbett"][quote name="Ice Cream Jonsey"]Does any of that matter? If you took a break from Firefly it must be pretty goddamn good.[/quote] Yes, it's really goddamn good. We started to watch it since my girlfriend missed a couple of Firefly episodes so it was a placeholder until she got caught up to 09_Ariel. Next thing you know we're watching the season 2 finale because the show is so operatic, it demands further viewing. Plus now I want to write a song about Battlestar Galactica maybe! I don't know what's happening!!! [quote]Anyway. So yes -- is Easterbrook full of shit?[/quote] Yes. I glanced over it and saw that he spends a paragraph talking about how one character is a traitor. He accuses humanity of being too stupid to spot that he's a traitor, showing that he misses the entire point of the show. Humans making mistakes. Fans can highlight this part: [quote]<font color="#000000">[quote name="Easterbrook"]<font color="#000000">Baltar hands over the nuclear warhead to the Cylon spy; she detonates the device, destroying several spaceships and killing hundreds of people. Nuclear explosions have distinctive spectral characteristics that would have allowed Galactica's technicians to determine that the bomb that just exploded was one of theirs. Yet with the fleet in turmoil owing to a nuclear explosion in its midst and one warhead missing from the armory, <i>no one asks Baltar to prove he still has his bomb. </i>By the end of the recently concluded season, Baltar has been elected president of the survivors' government.</font>[/quote] I guess he fast forwarded the scene right after the Cloud Nine explosion... Adama: We suspect the warhead was stolen from your lab and smuggled aboard Cloud Nine. ...but that didn't stop him from telling us what he knows about the distinctive spectral characteristics of nuclear explosions. Everyone is dumb except him! He can spectroanalyze nukes, but will sometimes he talk over important dialog. Oops.</font>[/quote][/quote]