Battlestar Galactica - Blood & Chrome: Entire film now UP!

[BladeVenom]

7&8 are out.

 

[Printer Bandit]

finale is on Dec. 7.

 

[Muadib]

That was pretty good.

 

[AnitaPeterson]

And finally, the last two parts are now up, making the film complete.

How long until some enterprising soul takes it upon himself to stitch them together seamlessly, producing a continuous film, to last us until the Blu-Ray becomes available in February?

Here's the entire production, back-to-back, in a Youtube playlist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?annota...M_nT0jLvvPy&src_vid=mH8EDRptVAQ&v=pT79x4qM4FE

 

[bbhaag]

Wasn't bad. Overall I really liked the whole series and even if it does continue in web form....I'll take it.

 

[n7]

Marked for future investigation.

 

[Exodist]

Just watched them and really enjoyed them. BSG was EPIC. Most remakes are meh. But BSG was one of those that gives off such a dramatic storyline I dont think many shows can duplicate.

Blood and Crome has the potential however to be the next installment of BSG, or prequel mind you. If they air it.

So was these webisodes all it was? Or will there be a few seasons or season of new episodes to show more detail of Adama moving up throw ranks to make Captain were he was CEO of the Original BSG?

 

[mikeymikec]

Underwhelmed by B&C. The only remarkable bit was

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when the officer informs him that the op was a success

, IMO.

Did anyone else think at the start with the flight combat test sim that if that pilot was being graded and suitability to fly with the military, that they wouldn't have touched him with a barge pole?

I think following Adama's career is just lazy plot-writing, that way they don't have to develop his character so much. Why does he have to be the galaxy's best pilot (or pretty much that) as well. It's gearing him up to be a Mary-Sue character.

 

[techs]

There is something I didn't understand about the end:

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The Colonials wanted the Cylons to get the info the woman had telling them where the ghost fleet was, right? So they could attack somewhere else while the Cylons were going after the fleet not knowing it had been moved.
So, apparently Adama failed to stop the woman from uploading the info? Or, if he did stop the upload why would he leave the traitor alive to potentially tell the Cylons about the ghost fleet?

Oh, did anyone else wonder if Coker or Toth would turn out to be Tighe?

 

[ViRGE]

So was these webisodes all it was?

Correct. It will not be picked up as a full series.

 

[Exodist]

Correct. It will not be picked up as a full series.

That makes me a sad panda.. They obviously spent a great deal of money on props, cgi and actors for 90mins worth of footage and storyline.

 

[BladeVenom]

There is something I didn't understand about the end:

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So, apparently Adama failed to stop the woman from uploading the info? Or, if he did stop the upload why would he leave the traitor alive to potentially tell the Cylons about the ghost fleet?

I agree.

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It doesn't make sense for them to let her live.

 

[kyrax12]

There is something I didn't understand about the end:

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The Colonials wanted the Cylons to get the info the woman had telling them where the ghost fleet was, right? So they could attack somewhere else while the Cylons were going after the fleet not knowing it had been moved.
So, apparently Adama failed to stop the woman from uploading the info? Or, if he did stop the upload why would he leave the traitor alive to potentially tell the Cylons about the ghost fleet?

Oh, did anyone else wonder if Coker or Toth would turn out to be Tighe?

I thought Toth was

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dead