... my life is in jeopardy the only thing that I know is admiral Adama..... And the old girl Battlestar Galactica.... Right now this theme song Kara's last coordinates are the only thing that's keeping my head tethered to the ground...
A reveal that explains nothing, and yet still blows your mind. ‘Slowly recognizing a melody you didn’t realize you already know’ is a very powerful feeling, and this scene used it perfectly. My favorite scene in the whole show, no question.
This explains many. Kara learned this song about 20 years before main events - same time when Cavil betrayed the Five and destroyed Number Seven model line. Kara father dissappeared after that so he probably was one of Seven line.
Hera is the first. The finale goes on to confirm this as it's been one of the themes of the whole show. Also the showrunner has gone on record to state Kara's dad is or was not a Cylon
@@michaellangan6385 Showrunners just failed with story and trying cover plot hole with cancelling on words things they show in movie. In show is too obvious who Kara's dad is. Just words of showrunners after they made 3(!) hybrids and trying to roll back it is not a best source already.
Late to this, but i couldn't agree more. Not only was it a signal, and taught to Kara as a child...but it was also the spatial coordinates to our Earth.
2020, August. It's the first time I've watched this series and this one scene is easily one of the best in TV history... This and Cavil's monologue about "wanting to be a perfect machine, not a flawed human". Amazing piece of art
just starting it for the third time..bout every 5 years I watch it, can' believe its 14 years old. I still remember the day they announced the remake and I was so pissed they cast Starbuck and Boomer as women...but what a remake...without a doubt the finest sci-fi show ever.
At first I thought that guy was the 7th Cylon considering Ellen recalled Daniel as "creative, sensitive, and an artist." But- yeah those flashbacks practically confirm that he was her father.
Anyone who has ever longed for that one more moment with someone you loved and lost without the chance to say you loved them..like me, you have tears in your eyes throughout this whole scene, because it’s both of them that feel that. Her face, the smile at the end, then the realization breaking over her face as she finally sees him for who he is..God, this show from top to bottom is one of the greatest television series of all time. Not just sci/fi, one of the greatest shows period. Starbuck got something people dream of-she got closure with both of her parents.
This scene just absolutely blew my mind when i finally watched the show. Earth is primitive at the end of the show, so that means that another iteration of civilization passed it down. 🤯
My theory for BSG has always been that the messengers and Kara are the Lords of Kobol: that hallucination Baltar is Ares, and hallucination Six is Aphrodite. I think Kara is Athena, the lord who killed herself in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes. I think she was reborn among the humans. The theory also works with how Admiral Adama views her like a daughter. In the original show, Adama’s daughter was Athena. If my theory holds, then the vision of Kara’s father may have been Zeus
I'm Convinced that Starbuck's father was Daniel.. The Cylon model that Brother Cavil said he boxed. Would explain why her mother hated Starbuck, I think she found out the truth about Daniel and took it out on Starbuck after Daniel "disappeared" from their lives because Cavil boxed him. And also why no one else could see him in the bar except for Starbuck. He was projecting to Starbuck like Baltar's "head" Six projected to Baltar.
The creator of the show debunked that theory. Daniel isn't important to the story, he was only invented to deal with the missing model #7 they created for themselves by assigning 8 to the sharon's (and to create a bit of a Cain/Abel story for Cavil).
I remember watching this live and at first I didn’t put two and two together and then as the camera panned out to them playing the piano it hit me. I literally said that’s the frakking song
I always imagined a scene where they are listening to a radio telescope or something similar, switching through frequencies until they realize that The Music is playing out there, and always been.
Number 7, Daniel was made up later to explain Boomer being number 8. Moore said this himself. It'a nice fan theory but it is just that, creators never intended to convey that Starbuck's dad was number 7, he was human. and i believe yes, this is the scene.
Everyone in the series was a puppet. so who didn't realise she was indeed the human embodiment of the Angel of Death? she was killed, by I think another force and god was forced to return her as a direct angel of sorts. Leoben tormented her with it for so long, and didn't realise himself that he was actually correct all along. you actually can see it on his face when he see's her dead body and it finally dawns on him she is something completely else. what always made me wonder what were the angels of Giaus and Six? were they the two Gods? Mother and Father of creation? or were they actually the Angels, Adam and Eve?
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tears in my eyes, goosebumps all over my body... even after all these years
same here, i think im going to rewatch it again
It's very bizarre the amount of asmr I get from this piece, I try to only listen to it every once in a blue moon as not to ruin it
... my life is in jeopardy the only thing that I know is admiral Adama..... And the old girl Battlestar Galactica.... Right now this theme song Kara's last coordinates are the only thing that's keeping my head tethered to the ground...
Give your mother a hug
2021, Still the same!
"What the frak?" I love Tigh, such a great character.
Best in BSG and the most annoying was that damn "president" Laura
By far the greatest reaction I fell apart laughing
@@Brainless420 Not necessary..
Micheal Hogans WTF expression, during the close up when he realises the tune... outstanding!!!
Odd.. for a garroted Commander you have a surreal ability to comment on the future lmao!!
@@808Goose I know right... I fooled doc Cottle with that cubit in the mouth trick ay?!
A reveal that explains nothing, and yet still blows your mind. ‘Slowly recognizing a melody you didn’t realize you already know’ is a very powerful feeling, and this scene used it perfectly. My favorite scene in the whole show, no question.
This explains many. Kara learned this song about 20 years before main events - same time when Cavil betrayed the Five and destroyed Number Seven model line. Kara father dissappeared after that so he probably was one of Seven line.
@@VelantegNo? Hera is clearly stated to be the first Human-Cylon hybrid.
@@o.b.carson1338 Its just plot hole. Hera obviously not first.
Hera is the first. The finale goes on to confirm this as it's been one of the themes of the whole show. Also the showrunner has gone on record to state Kara's dad is or was not a Cylon
@@michaellangan6385 Showrunners just failed with story and trying cover plot hole with cancelling on words things they show in movie.
In show is too obvious who Kara's dad is. Just words of showrunners after they made 3(!) hybrids and trying to roll back it is not a best source already.
This is exactly how you combine mysticism, religion, and science.
I love how the song literally became another character in the series.
And not just the song, Bear McCreary's music as a whole. And, man, does he deserve that! His score for BSG is just mind-blowing.
@@dekai7992 bear McCreay is GOD to tv shows and movies and his sound traks... omg he's so fucking good
Great scene
Late to this, but i couldn't agree more. Not only was it a signal, and taught to Kara as a child...but it was also the spatial coordinates to our Earth.
This scene is one of the best in the entire fanfrakstic series.
2020, August. It's the first time I've watched this series and this one scene is easily one of the best in TV history... This and Cavil's monologue about "wanting to be a perfect machine, not a flawed human". Amazing piece of art
Believe it or not I found Cavil's monologue one of the most epic scenes in all cinematography so far....all this show was and is extremely underrated
just starting it for the third time..bout every 5 years I watch it, can' believe its 14 years old. I still remember the day they announced the remake and I was so pissed they cast Starbuck and Boomer as women...but what a remake...without a doubt the finest sci-fi show ever.
So say we all.
time to binge watch battlestar galactica again
sportiolli just got back from Zimbabwe and South Africa. Feels like a good time to do it again
Easily the best scene of the entire series. Was such an amazing experience to be honest, still listen to this song to this day regularly
Literal goosebumps all over my body.
+Anna Sophia after all that time, still does the same to me as well.
+Anna Sophia Yep, same here. It is one the saddest scenes of Battlestar Galactica.
its not sad, she just remember her father was loving her. And so, made peace with him.
Still think back to this epic series!!! Fracking awesome!!!
DAMN! 2022, and still, ALL THE FEELS!
that guy was her dad, god sent him to teach the angel that is starbuck the notes and thus the c0-ordinates to make the jump to earth
At first I thought that guy was the 7th Cylon considering Ellen recalled Daniel as "creative, sensitive, and an artist." But- yeah those flashbacks practically confirm that he was her father.
@@soulayeebonus2438 Maybe both was right :D He could have been 7th and her Dad. Beofre Caville got rid of him.
My favorite scene from the entire series. I want more BSG!
Anyone who has ever longed for that one more moment with someone you loved and lost without the chance to say you loved them..like me, you have tears in your eyes throughout this whole scene, because it’s both of them that feel that. Her face, the smile at the end, then the realization breaking over her face as she finally sees him for who he is..God, this show from top to bottom is one of the greatest television series of all time. Not just sci/fi, one of the greatest shows period. Starbuck got something people dream of-she got closure with both of her parents.
So brilliant. BSG was/is an epic journey!
1:19 I love that stare he gives her as he leans in with the notes.. as if to say "time to wake up".
FUCK YES
That's my favourite part too. That pause, then he starts hammering.
This scene gave me chills when I first saw it throughout the show 😭
One of THE best scenes of the whole reaking series!! I love it!! Power-up song through and through!
Три раза пересматривал сериал... Каждый раз на этой сцене слезы сами по себе текут! =)
And that moment she realises that guy wasn't real.
And that was just the tip of the iceberg.
Just because he wasn't always there doesn't mean he wasn't there for her - remember that only Baltar and Six could see the other angels.
This scene just absolutely blew my mind when i finally watched the show. Earth is primitive at the end of the show, so that means that another iteration of civilization passed it down. 🤯
It's in the ship
IT'S IN THE FRAKKING SHIP
so say we all!
So say we all!!!
dechagny So say we all!
so say we all!!!
So say we all!
+dechagny fuck humans, glory to the cylons
My theory for BSG has always been that the messengers and Kara are the Lords of Kobol: that hallucination Baltar is Ares, and hallucination Six is Aphrodite. I think Kara is Athena, the lord who killed herself in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes. I think she was reborn among the humans. The theory also works with how Admiral Adama views her like a daughter. In the original show, Adama’s daughter was Athena. If my theory holds, then the vision of Kara’s father may have been Zeus
Close on Kara, but it's Aurora not Athena, and she's more an avatar rather than the actually Lord of Kobol. Otherwise I agree
Nice theory
Most likely Kara father was Number Seven - his resurrection tank was sabotaged by Cavil soon after moment she learned this song.
I'm Convinced that Starbuck's father was Daniel.. The Cylon model that Brother Cavil said he boxed.
Would explain why her mother hated Starbuck, I think she found out the truth about Daniel and took it out on Starbuck after Daniel "disappeared" from their lives because Cavil boxed him.
And also why no one else could see him in the bar except for Starbuck.
He was projecting to Starbuck like Baltar's "head" Six projected to Baltar.
It makes a fair bit of sense. There's always been something special with Kara, and she's getting visions sorta like some of the other characters.
The creator of the show debunked that theory. Daniel isn't important to the story, he was only invented to deal with the missing model #7 they created for themselves by assigning 8 to the sharon's (and to create a bit of a Cain/Abel story for Cavil).
@@Arkalius80 Creator of the show was not writer of this episode.
Still one of the best scenes in TV history.
IT'S IN THE FRAKKING SHIP!!
Goosebumps.
I remember watching this live and at first I didn’t put two and two together and then as the camera panned out to them playing the piano it hit me. I literally said that’s the frakking song
2:05 Father and daughter moment.
This is real magick.
..no.....I have not replayed this video 46 times I don’t know what your on about
Well it's a start, but I hope you're deep into the triple digits by this point in time
I´m gonna steal the shit out of that concept.
Epic and Awesome !!!!!!!!!!
Great scene!
Still gives me chills
My favourite scene ...
One of the best moments in TV history.
this was such an epic moment.
I always imagined a scene where they are listening to a radio telescope or something similar, switching through frequencies until they realize that The Music is playing out there, and always been.
Is this the origin of the "Kara's dad was the missing cylon" theory?
Number 7, Daniel was made up later to explain Boomer being number 8. Moore said this himself. It'a nice fan theory but it is just that, creators never intended to convey that Starbuck's dad was number 7, he was human.
and i believe yes, this is the scene.
Love Michael Hogans acting in this. What the F(th)rack?
love it
even I cant see why , but protect her at all cost
holy frack !
This version is way better than the one on the retail soundtrack release.
Still here :(
bear McCreay... nuff said
Pianist, probably, the God himself.
2019
2018
Who is here after 1899 episode 6 ending?
Kara's father must be number 7
I suspect number 7 is actually Bob Dylan.... :D
Number 7 was Daniel, and the entire line was destroyed by Number One in a fit of jealousy.
***2017***
that's her cylon father Daniel
1123. 6536. 5321
IcarusDawn boom *earth*
Jump
And he is actually her father :)))
Everyone in the series was a puppet. so who didn't realise she was indeed the human embodiment of the Angel of Death? she was killed, by I think another force and god was forced to return her as a direct angel of sorts. Leoben tormented her with it for so long, and didn't realise himself that he was actually correct all along. you actually can see it on his face when he see's her dead body and it finally dawns on him she is something completely else. what always made me wonder what were the angels of Giaus and Six? were they the two Gods? Mother and Father of creation? or were they actually the Angels, Adam and Eve?
All agents, knowingly or otherwise, or the one who apparently hates being called God.
So it appears cylons are real
Nothing but the rain
Starbucks father was number 7. Daniel.
The creator of the show says this is not the case. Starbuck's dad, Dreilide Thrace, was just an ordinary human.
@@Arkalius80 Creator of the show is silly religious man. Story not flow his way.
Still 1 of the best sci - fi ever weaird but great.