After Boomer's escape Galactica is further damaged and it is only a matter of time before the ship is lost; the crew struggle to keep her going but after a hull failure many of the repair team; both human and Cylon are lost. The civilians aren't happy at the prospect of relying on the Cylon base star for protection but they are also keen to get their hands on Galactica's equipment once she is finally decommissioned. Starbuck is concerned about who or what she is so approaches Baltar and asks him to check the blood on the dog tags she found on her viper on Earth little expecting that he will announce the results to the fleet; proclaiming that she is an angel! She is also concerned about Anders who has started to act like a Cylon Hybrid. Boomer meanwhile is jumping back to the Cylon Colony with Hera; she is fed up of Hera's moaning and is about to tranquilise her when she learns that Hera can share her projections just like full Cylons.
This was a decent episode with several interwoven story lines; all setting things up for the fast approaching series conclusion. Things are looking bad for all involved; Galactica is rapidly falling apart and Hera is in the hands of Cavil. Once again the most notable actor was Grace Park; her portrayal of Boomer and a dying Eight was excellent. That is not to say other actors didn't do a fine job too; I particularly liked the scene where Katie Sackhoff and Jamie Callis, Starbuck and Baltar have a conversation in the lavatory!
This was a decent episode with several interwoven story lines; all setting things up for the fast approaching series conclusion. Things are looking bad for all involved; Galactica is rapidly falling apart and Hera is in the hands of Cavil. Once again the most notable actor was Grace Park; her portrayal of Boomer and a dying Eight was excellent. That is not to say other actors didn't do a fine job too; I particularly liked the scene where Katie Sackhoff and Jamie Callis, Starbuck and Baltar have a conversation in the lavatory!