BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: RAZOR | First Time Watching | TV Movie Reaction | Admiral Cain Brings The Pain
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- Time for a little flashback movie! Admiral Cain returns to bring the pain to Kendra Shaw and the Pegasus crew in Battlestar Galactica: Razor. Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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Pretty sure Cain would run a book club exactly the same way
The new Cylon raiders were the OG Raiders. Those were the ones they had in the '78 series.
Yep sure were, at least the Cylons weren't guys in suits.
The reveal of "Husker" went unnoticed. Husker was Bill Adama's call sign when he was a viper pilot. The name "Husker" was also the name on the Mk II viper gifted to Adama by the flight crew just before the attack in episode 1.
I watched RAZOR in release order. I didn't have much choice at the time. Anyone who was watching the series should have worked out who was what by that stage of the game.
Its the "when" reveals of "who is what" is the best. Trust me when I say "The best is yet to come".
@@gorndd You know exactly what I meant. Idiot
@@gorndd That is what they said, Quote " Husker was Bill Adama"s callsign " & It was the name on the Viper in the pilot, They didn't say the viper was named Husker lol...
I figured the pilot was Adama but when they called him Husher I'm like frak yea!
Did you catch that the colonial pilot "Husker" who found the first Cylon research facility was a young Bill Adama?
Razor puts a HUGE change of context on the Pegasus-Six and Admiral Kanes relationship in the earlier seasons. They used to be a couple in an intimate relationship. Kane found out 6 was a Cylon and put her in a room to be repeated assaulted by the crew. That's pretty effed up. Kinda changes the perspective/motivations on Pegasus-Six nuking abuncha ships at New Caprica too.
Just for clarification, it's Cain, like in the bible - who murdered his brother. Interesting parallel.
Yes. No matter how well she was holding up to what was happening and how well she comported herself, 6's reveal would have destroyed her.
If Galatica is a U.S. Supercarrier in Space, everything the Peggy crew did would be war crimes under the UCMJ followed by U.S. Armed Forces.
Also I forgot when Pegasus-Six killed Kane the Admiral said 'Eff you" and the six said "You're not my type," Ouch. Essentially she said she faked it all, the whole love and relationship just to kill her ship and friends.
@@j.scottvanlester4584 Also, Laura hastily promoted Adama to Admiral so he wouldn't be outranked.
“Well, she’s not running a book club”. That comment made me laugh pretty hard :)
Me too!😂
All Razor showed me about Cain was that she was a coward who spent her commend after the Cylon attack trying to over compensate for leaving her sister behind by ordering the actions she took. Contrary to her 'the best defence is a good offense ' statement it heavily suggests that after getting a load of her pilots killed refusing to try and jump away from a trap Pegasus didn't actually DO anything until they met up with Galactica.
@CeiStockport-nx2qi, Wasn't it mentioned they had engaged the Cylons repeatedly after that incident and inflicted severe damage in those encounters?
"All of this has happened before, that all of this will happen again."
The fun implication here is that the old series is technically still canon. The events keep playing out in one form or another.
(Don't forget CAPRICA)
Michelle Forbes bringing it as an actress again. Loved this one.
Michelle was terrific. Later she resumed her role as Ro Laren.
"She's not running a book club." 😂😂😂That was hilarious...imagining Cain hosting tea and chat groups.
The thing about the "spoilers" of this movie is that the whole conversation could color how you view Starbuck in Season 3, leading to unintended conclusions. Not sure if it's ideal or not. That's why I say to save it for release order, despite usually being a chronological guy.
That said, the *Second* film , "The Plan" I wholeheartedly think you should watch after episode 15 or 16 of Season 4 and not after the finale, cause it's not a great epilogue to the show and it's not got any spoilers for the final episodes of the series.
At one point, Syfy had on their podcast page the recording of the writers pitching the movie to Ronald D. Moore on their site, which was an interesting listen. Talking about pulling out the Pegasus sets because they took them down to make room for the Cylon Baseship set, and Moore suggesting they do something to make the film relevant to it's release in between seasons 3 and 4, and suggesting word-for-word "Kara Thrace is the Harbinger of Death, she will lead them all to their end" line.
It was also nice to get some First Cylon War action, and see those old ships and designs a bit updated. Nice as the modern Centurions are, I kinda prefer that classic look. Wish we saw them more.
Watching Season 4 with you guys should prove veeery interesting.
Oh yeah, the 7, now 6 refers to the fact that D'anna was... or will be Boxed. I'm not sure if the writers lost track of their timeline, or if that's the hybrid's mind being temporally fluid. Anyways, we know the 7 cylons. Although I like the idea of an unknown Cylon beyond the 5, that'd be some intriguing addition to the lore, but I dunno if they'd have enough room in the one season they have left to do anything with that.
@bustedsim, Perhaps, I may be getting the sequencing wrong, but isn't he referring to another D? That was the one that had ALREADY been boxed. Am I off track with what you're stating above?
@@mitchellmelkin4078 Yes, because With D'anna there are 7 Cylons, and after she's boxed, there are 6 left.
@@mitchellmelkin4078there are 7 we’ve seen
1. Cavill played by Dean Stockton
2. Leoben (the one obsessed with Starbuck)
3. Doral (the reporter type)
4. Don’t remember name, but black doctor on Caprica experimenting on Startbuck and other women
5. Deanna (Lucy Lawless)
6. Six - like Caprica
7. Boomer/Athena model
Leading to the “final five”
1. Col. Tigh
2. Chief
3. Anders
4. Tori (president’s aide)
And the fifth has not been named yet
@bustedsim , Perhaps I shouldn't say the name, but I'm talking about Daniel, who did exist in continuity, but was long gone at this point.
@@mitchellmelkin4078 I remember the conversation… I couldn’t pull it out of my head when it was, so I hadn’t said it
I found it interesting how the actor for the First Hybrid (Campbell Lane) also played a fairly similar character in 1999's video game Homeworld. There he voices the Bentusi, a race of aliens similarly integrated with their spaceships as the Cylon Hybrids are.
Obviously Homeworld owes a lot to the original Battlestar Galactica from 1978, so I feel we've come to a sort of circle.
I thought i recognised that voice! Many thanks. 🙂
Homeworld 1 was originally going to be a Battlestar game, but they did not get the license for it so it was homeworld.
"History does tend to repeat itself"
me: _nervously sweating_
The ship Starbuck shot down INSIDE the landing bay was an original raider from the original series.
I watched the series when it first came out, so everything was seen in order. I love Razor, its one of my favorite BSG lore episodes. It gives you a new perspective on Cain and the crews actions, why they are who they are. Tough situations turned them into razors. You understand why Cain has such a hatred towards the Cylons, starting from her childhood only to suffer the ultimate betrayal in her adult life when her lover was a skin job. Kendra was awesome. You see her start off as a simple individual who used her time in the service as an advancement only to become hardened by what happen with the fall of the Twelve Colonies and basically became Cain's protege.
Cain didn't have to execute a close officer for refusal to follow and order. Im sure she realized that humanity's left over population was bare thread low. She could have locked him up in the brig. She also wasn't forced to pillage, execute and abandon defenseless civilians. Razor shows just how degraded she had become. Imo, she makes Baltar look like a guardian angel!
@jacquelinejacobson6789, She might have chosen differently, but I believe the XO made an error in judgment, even though he tried to voice his objection relatively quietly by crossing over to her side of the island. However, the order wasn't an illegal one, just potentially greatly foolish and harmful. After stating his concerns, as he had already done, he should have just resigned his post, removed his sidearm on his own, and asked the Sergeant of the Guards to take him to the brig. By doing something like that, he might have defused Cain's carrying out her object lesson.
The bottom line is that the decision wasn't his to make, especially during a dire state of wartime, and making his reservations known, should have fully satisfied his duty and conscience, without taking it further once it was clear Cain wasn't going to be swayed.
@@mitchellmelkin4078Refusal of an order gets you placed under arrest, charged with mutiny and placed on the brig. Not summarily executed. Unless your CO has flipped over the edge and become an unhinged sociopath.
@donpietruk1517 , Materially, I don't disagree with you. As I said, Belzen might have chosen to recognize that reality and commenced the process of turning himself in to be incarcerated.
I'm not saying at all that Cain's action was justified by any military standards, our own, or those of our ancestors.
Simply, as a practical matter, though, in the moment, the XO overestimated the bond he had forged with Cain (even after the war began), whatever mutual understanding he thought they had reached about dealing with such a tactical scenario (as he mentioned to her in the scene), and most importantly, how the stress of such an imminent and gravely threatening one would only likely harden Cain's already implacable resolve, beyond any limits.
@@mitchellmelkin4078 I can deal with that take on it. Cain had clearly passed the point of rational military thinking into an unhealthy "if you're not with me you're against me and are a threat that must be eliminated" mentality. The best commanders use their XO's as a sounding board and if there are objections this strong it usually should give pause. Her personal trauma, betrayal by 6, and war PTSD had basically made her decision making toxic at this point.
@donpietruk1517 , You're on the mark!!!
I wonder what you make of Starbuck's public valedictory remarks about Cain? Do you think she was being on the level in the seeming praise? Perhaps, though one wouldn't expect of it from Starbuck, she was being political in deferring from uttering any negatively critical impressions for the benefit of the Pegasus' crew who remained steadfast in their positive regard for Cain.
I like how Razor got darker than the regular episodes. I've watched it dozens of times and never get tired of the complexities and expositional depth of all the characters.
I really love the bit with her sister and hate that it’s cut from the broadcast version. It really contextualizes a lot of her harshness, where you wonder whether she actually believes that these casualties are a necessary part of survival or whether she HAS to believe it to cope with what she did.
The webisodes of young Adama, a.k.a. Husker, were an unexpected surprise for us during the original broadcast run. My friends and I watched them independent of this movie.
When we, being fans of the original BSG, saw the "First War" Cylon Raiders, Centurions, Basestars and Mark 1 Vipers, the room erupted in cheers of happiness and "no way! No frakkin' way!" since we never expected to see the original designs in this show,...aside from the one Centurion we saw in the museum case on Galactica's starboard flight pod (when she was being decommissioned in the pilot for this series).
The Cylon raider that pins Starbuck is actually a throwback to the original series. Much like the retro Vipers from the original series, that was a Cylon raider from the original series.
When I heard that Australian voice I was pretty sure it was Stephany Jacobsen then was confirmed when we got a straight shot of her face. She is a one of a kind on American television, an Australasian. There are plenty of Australasians in Australia, but to my knowledge she's the only one to make it here as an actor. She is fantastic at playing fanatical hardass officers.
She also played one on season 2 of Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles, Which would be a great show for you to watch. There are a bunch of people you might recognize: Lena Headey from GOT as Sarah, Summer Glau from Firefly as the good Terminator, Brian Austin Green as Derek (Kyle's brother) Reese, Dean Winters from OZ, SVU, and a bunch of commercials appear in season two along with Shirley Manson and her flaming red hair from Garbage.
They also use a contortionist to great effect in one episode, I won't spoil it, you will know it when you see it.
Highly recommended, and it only runs 31 episodes because it was a victim of the 2008 writer's strike.
For the movie "The plan" this is the correct Order:
• 4.12 A Disquiet Follows My Soul (53 minute extended version - only on Bluray releases)
• 4.13 The Oath
• 4.14 Blood on the Scales
- Evolution of a Cue
• 4.15 No Exit
The Plan (DVD/Bluray movie)
- ..And They Have a Plan
• 4.16 Deadlock
So glad they watched the good version of this.
It was fun to watch your reaction video. It's been years since I saw Razor and so have forgotten a few things. What stood out seeing it again was the poetic riddles uttered by the hybrids in the show. Their verses are strange, but in the context of the show they are emphasizing the actual philosophical arc of the series. And it is unwise to take their terms literally. The phrase "Kara is the Herald of the Apocalypse" and again calling her the "Harbinger of Death" means different things depending on the circumstances.
I think people who have not paid attention to these moments get irritated at the end of the series. To me, the end of Battlestar Galactica encapsulates everything ever said by the Hybrids, just not in the exact way we expect. Because we've identified the humans in this show as "us" here and now. But that is not true.
I watched this near when it first aired. Had to watch release order but then on rewatches always watch it in season 2.
The actor who played Lt Thorne later played the cop in "Caprica" as well as the Commander of the Galactica in "Blood and Chrome"
Hope you feel better. I was so thrilled to see the OG Cylons, Raiders, and Baseships. The scene in which Pegasus escapes is pretty badass.
The only thing missing is they still kept the kinetic projectiles for the weapons instead of the energy based weapons the Raiders and Centurions haf in the original
@Jeff Burnham Which is reasonable. This is a different continuity. But...there is a fan fiction out there called "An Introduction to Colonial History 101" linking the two. I need to find it again.
I think one of the really important scenes in Razor that often gets overlooked is the short but important conversation between Gaius and Six during the inspection of the downed Cylon Raider. Six gives important context on why the cylons gave themselves biological human bodies. It was actually never about infiltration. It was about getting closer to god. Understanding what god propably wants them to be and to do. Ascension.
Oooh! Nice Stargate SG-1 relation! 😽
Glad you watched the extended version!
I watched the whole thing when it aired so basically in the same order as you guys just did.
What the hybrid says about Starbuck is exactly what Leoben says to her. It's a bit cryptic when he says "they must not follow her" because she is the harbinger of doom. You'll get the full meaning the more you watch, after you've had an "OH CRAP!" moment.
@jeffburnham6611, Harbinger of death, not doom, as our favorite couple continues to put it.
YES!
Love that you are using the "watch list" to see the rest of the story parallel to the tv show.
I loved how it showed that Adama was a badass even back when he was just a Viper pilot in the first Cylon War. Also as a child of the 70s who grew up with the reruns, it was awesome to see the original Cylons and their ships.
Now pay close attention to the words of the Hybrid, that entire prophecy he spoke has major Easter Eggs for how the rest of the series plays out. Some of it has already happened, but the fun part is figuring it out before you see the ending.
Galactica and Pegasus are like inverses of eachother. Galactica took the path of guiding civilians to safety. Pegasus took the path of absolute war.
Razor was a good Battlestar movie.
Stephanie Jacobsen is so 🔥
Love the Hybrid. Very creepy but epic character. Science fiction of this quality is a rare and beautiful thing.
Cavil
Leoben
D'anna
Simon (the doctor Cylon)
Doral
Six
Sharon
That's the seven Cylons (now six because D'Anna was boxed) the hybrid was talking about.
Yet Sharon is Number 8. 🤔
@wolffontech, I believe he's talking about D***, who had already been boxed.
The numbering wasn’t planned out - that’s why Boomer is 8
And SIMON. That’s the name I couldn’t remember (I remembered the model)
@@txheadshots, I'm referring to Daniel.
12:11 That's what they looked like in the original kid friendly show from the 70's.
I watched BSG during its initial broadcast, so of course Razor came during the long gap between seasons 3 and 4.
You don't have any clue how hard the time spent between seasons (even between half seasons when the show would take a 3 or 4 month pause) really was!
Torture. Pure torture!
10 years? Peacock is currently working on the next Battlestar Galactica.
Just heard it got nixed :(
@@roreddick9235 It's getting shopped.
When you finish watching BSG you absolutely NEED to watch the video where Edward James Olmos (Admiral Adama) talks at the United Nations. (yes the real UN). It's hard to believe but the UN did a talk (around an hour long) on how sci-fi can tell stories about racism and analyze concepts that apply to the real world and BSG actors were asked to participate. It's fascinating to see actors talking about a scifi show at the UN and how it relates to real life. Just search youtube for "BSG at United Nations p1"
Drinking game: Starbuck yells "GO! GO! GO!" and take a drink. Starbuck yells "LET'S GO" and take two drinks.
It's midweek fed up with work so I'll settle down with a fat glass of scotch and watch my favorite couple watch my favorite tv show thank you guy's your so appreciated.
There are no good guys and bad guys in BSG. Just lots of imperfect people. Can't wait for season 4.
Nah I'm still calling Cavil a bad guy.
If there is just one truly good guy, it's Helo. Nothing can change my mind about him, a real good guy in and out.
@@DugTheDog Helo is good and the Chief is bad. Just my opinion.
@@beinnice1356 How is chief bad?
Yeah, I think Cavil and Helo are the two stand outs on the good/bad spectrum. But to make a case for Cavil. You hear in his final speech what he wants and how it hurts him not to have it. He hates his human body. That's not an evil motivation. It's how he's dealt with that pain that has led him to do evil things. The root of his badness is insecurity and weakness.
You’ll need to check out “The Plan,” which is seasons one and two from the Cylon perspective. Y’all saying Cookie jogged my memory. You should check out “Men of Honor,” starring DeNiro and Cuba Gooding Jr. Based on a true story, good flick.
I agree.
The disk Raiders are based on the classic Raiders from the 1978 series. What bummed me about this version is that they *still had 2 pilots!!* Why?
Galactica & Pegasus teaming up in an assault against a Cylon stronghold is a plot borrowed from the classic episode "The Living Legend," which introduced the legendary Commander Cain & his daughter Lt. Sheba. Cain wanted to attack the munitions dump on the enslaved planet Gamoray. To their surprise, their attack caught the Cylon Imperious Leader on the surface!
Obviously, a lot is different between the two series, even the origin of the Cylons & nature of the war. This new version added a lot to the overall story as well as the mythos of the reboot.
I saw the original version when it aired, & asked for the DVD for Christmas. They had both versions on the DVD: the aired one & the Extended one. The Extended one gives a lot more insight into Cain's backstory. I like it better.
When you finish with the series, don't forget the second movie: Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome. It follows young William Adama on his first mission as a pilot. It's another glimpse of the First Cylon War.
Also hopefully they watch the plan too.
@@GoobiesFunZone I am a The Plan fan.
Get well soon!
Husband and I loved this show
All the Hybrids talk in riddles. Usually hidden meaning in anything they are saying.
Always nice to see the re-imagined versions of the 1970's Cylon Raiders and Centurions again. I much prefer the 1970's ones to the new Cylon's (except No.6, now her I do like!!!!).
All I will say is listen again to what the hybrid says. Very carefully.
For the TOP reaction couple (at least I've ever seen), you didn't say so directly here, but what was your opinion of Stephanie Jacobsen's performance as Kendra Shaw? Do you think the movie was really pretty much just as much her story, as it was Cain's? I found the actor was compelling in this role. She hasn't had a career arc that's brought her wide recognition, but she's been in a helluva lot of genre films and shows.
Also, why do you think the Hybrid jammed communications to Pegasus, hence not allowing Shaw to transmit the entirety of his warning? Obviously, we can fathom an apparent and straightforward reason driving the storyline, but in-universe what makes sense to you, as to his sudden about face?
By the way, get better soon, you two!!!
In fairness, the destruction of billions might make you unhinged
this was the era when tv shows started to become more prestigious and recognizable. For instance, big movie stars now are doing amazing shows, on of which I'd recommend if you didn't watch it: PEAKY BLINDERS
Have a recommendation. You don`t need to react to it. But as you`re digging the show so much, take a look at the Razor Flashback minis that came out before Razor. Maybe 15 minutes all together but kind of cool. Shows some background arround Adama and what he faced in the first cylon war. You might still find them here on YT.
Oh. Nvm, just saw this was included in the version of Razor you`re looking. My bad. The version I watched back then didn`t, sry.
Day 3 of my Battlestar Galactica Reaction Series Marathon and @04:15 I watch at 1.25x and live for the times you NAIL the beat...mostly because of how infrequently I can tell at that speed lmao.
There were a lot of great sci-fi shows, like Star Trek TNG, Stargate, Farscape and of course the brilliant Babylon 5. But nothing beats BSG and Firefly for me… B5 comes very close though.
My personal favourite not only Sci fi shows but my favourite show of all time is Doctor Who
In Cain’s defence, I have shot a book club member before 🤷
The flat ships are a call back to the original cyclon ships of 1978.
Another enjoyable train ride home. I watched it when it was released. Looking forward to next weeks episode.
The guns the Marines use is a Highpoint Carbine.
Close but no cigar. They're actually Beretta CX4 storm carbines
They are the original Cylon Raiders from the old TV show.
ty for this vid.this movie puts alot of game pieces in place.. not all of them, but some. awesome ty.
This reminds me why BSG is in my top 5 sci-fi shows ever .
To all those back then who said that this movie was a huge spoiler and should not be watched when the action takes place, there it is. No it would not have spoiled anything and it would have been more relevant to the story since 'now', these characters no longer exists and the space ship no longer exist...
3 times now I've witnessed that with people reacting to BSG. And always the same bullshit from 50% of the fans..
I watched this for the first time only a few months ago. I never knew it existed until then.
Now we get to the writers strike which I think really messed up BSG last season.
Writer's strike didn't happen until the mid-season point.
Atheist Adama is following the polytheist President who is being chased by theist Cylons .
Ahhh Battlestar ... :) . ♥️ Also, that flashback with young Adama ejecting and trying to kill that classic Cylon mid splashdown ... -- one for the books in memorable stuff.
As to Razor's place in the series -- it sits well where it is . If you would have watched it during Season 2, you would have been looking sideways at Starbuck for 2+ seasons -- and interpreting her actions through your current conclusion about Starbuck .
I would add more, but I don't want to spoil ... -- so I'll just say that this isn't the end all and be all about Starbuck . :)
I don't know why they're always afraid of ending up in a star or something during a blind jump. Only 0.0000000000000000000042% of the universe is matter.
I like the theory when you jump from point to point, you have to avoid pulling mass when bending space time.
Maybe gravity wells attract the exit aperture, unless they carefully adjust for it.
might have something to do with gravity wells making effects on their ftl tech
Murphy's law
Awww...your 5th Cylon prediction is so cute. LOL. Also, the hybrid never said "doom." What he said can be interpreted in more than one way, so be careful about which one you choose. ;)
Nope. He didn’t say “doom” - he said bring humanity to its “end”
@@txheadshots That he did. That’s also up to interpretation, much unlike “doom.”
Might seem like a weird thing to bring up, but try bees wax type lip balm, my mom spent her whole life basically addicted to chapstick. You can look up online the hows and whys of chapstick and what it does to you... Just a friendly suggestion, Merry Christmas and all that.
When you're done with season 4, you have to watch Battlestar Galactica: The Plan.
I concur.
Agreed. They did a great job filling some gaps in The Plan.
I also think the web series Blood and Chrome is worth a watch - more of the prequel type story of young Husker aka Bill Adama.
Then there's the Caprica series - less compelling but gives perspective on the monotheist Cylon religion.
Caprica is a must watch series, as well.
It had it's moments... Unfortunately it got too much of a Soap Opera. That's one of the reasons why sci-fi channel cancelled it.
OH! That's right. The broadcast of this film brought about 1 of 2 really bonkers ad moments this season.
This one was when some new scheme involved a companies sponsoring a portion of the show,or something... anyways right after the reveal Gina and Cain were in a relationship, it cuts to an ad bumper:
"That's right, Gina Invierre and Admiral Cain are *lovers.* Brought to you by Quizno's."
And that was it. WTF?!
This commercial break from when Razor originally aired is part of the official series lore
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MMMMM TOASTY!
Admiral Cain isn't the greatest military strategist ever,as she is very wasteful of valuable resources(also man power). I also think her idea of "retaking the colonies" is absurd. There's nothing left. They are radioactive wastelands. She is a compelling and very interesting character though.
Not a spoiler. When the Hybrid is talking about the 7 become the 6 and their sin. He means the first set of models we know about like boomer, caprica, and the rest. 7 turns to 6 because Diana was boxed.
@MrJdronin, That hadn't happened yet. But the other D*** had long since been boxed. Right?
Actually people gave you the wrong order for this one. These moments are actually better viewed as "forshadowing" about Kara because you don't quite understand the context of the story regarding the Harbringer of death at that early point of S2, to really peace together what he is talking about and there for it adds more of a suprising element and a mystery to the series. Also the scenes in this movie are more relevent to Season 2's pegesus arc with the added hint for things to come. That is just my opinion, some BSG fans might back me up on that.
I didn't realize it was such a divisive subject, but I agree with you. I liked Razor a lot the first time it aired, but it felt weird jumping back to late season 2 at that point. It already felt like a lost episode that got aired too late somehow, so I think it plays way better where it fits in the timeline. That's where I put it when I rewatch the series, and I always recommend that to friends watching the show for the first time. I even think placing it there actually elevates that part of the season a little too. And yeah, I don't see how something that cryptic could be taken as a spoiler, and neither did any of my friends who watched it that way.
@@MysteriousMrL Exactly, the same thing can be said about the "PLan" absolutly terrible idea to watch this as the last thing, because its gives the whole finale a very anticlimatic closure to the series. It is best viewed about 4 episodes before the ending of Season 4.5.
I think I watched this after the first half of season 4. When I first watched season 4, I checked it out from the library, and this came with it. I didn't know when it was supposed to take place, until after I watched it. I thought it was okay, but I think I would have enjoyed it a little more, if I had watched it before I watched the first half of season 4.
When they went to 2nd earth. That Starbuck lead them to they gave up all technical ships an went to prepping for awhile. This has all happened before this will all happen again.
This BSG mini-movie was no Ooham's Razor in terms of plot reveals. There are plenty of surprises in store for the Movies despite the Hybrid's reddles. I especially appreciated the homage to the OG Battlestar Galactica series. The CGI toasters looked awsome and the piloted saucers were cool. I saw RAZOR on a DVD post forth season. A the end of the forth season there is another minimovies called THE PLAN that back fills some events for a better plot coherence. Mr. Moveis will enjoy it but I doubt Mrs Movies will because of its CAVIL content. 🦊
That's pure gold tier content right there, even when Sick we get Wife drums to make up for none last week. Pure class~
Drum solo from season 1 is still king
HOW can you like Her and not have the same thoughts about Baltar? W...t...f
the tank tops are standard military issue for everyone. No matter which branch you serve, whether pilot of bridge officer or even deck hand it's a standard top. Even Tyrol wears one and so does Admiral Adama. They wear it because A) it's standard military and B) the don't really have much choice. There's not "real" market that fabricates clothing. There may be something small and handmade in the civilian market, but there's no factory that pumps out unlimited new clothes. whatever clothing they have is washed very frequently. I'd say the fleet has a laundry service on pretty much each ship and that they coordinate for the ships that don't; like say the Tillium processing ship or the ship that processes their food and water. I doubt THOSE ships have the facilities so there's likely a pickup and delivery system in place for laundry. I mean I doubt the military or Government people do their own laundry every single day.
I'm very anti-spoiler but the idea that Razor would have any spoilers if you watch it near the end of season 2 is crazy. An inscrutable line by some old guy is not a spoiler.
watched it when it aired so, broadcast order - will you be watching "Caprica" and "Blood and Chrome" too?
Any plans of watching Caprica after this?
Look for BSG blood and chrome
the mrs is still sick?! it's been like 2 months. hope she feels better
Yrs, this was to me a top 5 episode, of what 5 seasons ?
Ah, Kara Thrace and special destiny.
Homeworld 3 hype for next year everyone? All I can think of when one hears Campbell Lane. I don't know the story how he got the role in Razor but if you played Homeworld in 1999, a game about a civilization escaping a dead planet into the unknown in search of their ancestors, he was the first voice you heard. I can't imagine him being in Razor was an accident. th-cam.com/video/yrW4jkQdmjI/w-d-xo.html
I may be one of the few but I prefer the design of the OG cylon ships to the new ones.
I hope you guys read this comment. PLEASE react to "Runaway Train." It's a classic movie that needs more TH-cam reactions.
I never believed Starbuck was bad or a Trojan horse at the beginning of season 4
The old-school Cylon Raiders and Basestars are almost exact replicas of the ones from the original show, except that they all used lasers, not bullets. The old-school Cylons on the other hand, are quite a bit more mechanical than the originals. The original Cylons were played by performers in costume, which was basically a black suit, with the helmet, chest plate, backpack and some arm/leg armor added on top of it. It looked decent enough in low lighting, but when they showed them in bright light in an episode of Galactica 1980 (HORRIBLE series!), they looked pretty bad.
Well I saw it on TV when it was on so that was my order l watched it
It AI missed with human hybrids cyclone. D wave computer.quantem computers. Predicting the future.
So say we all!