This show is definitely picking up pace, and fast.
Like loki said, it's not BSG. But it doesn't need to be. It's before BSG, so it can't be BSG.
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I was hesitant after the pilot, of which I watched before watching this show tonight, albeit timeshifted anyhow, as I had recorded the pilot last week after having never gotten around to renting the dvd. But even the pilot started to tell me "you are going to stick around for this season", it quickly had some interest-piquing moments.
And tonight's episode even more so. It's not crazy action, but I can still say the pace is definitely quickening.
BSG was more about the drama between people and everything. It never really got seriously into the morality debate of these "abominations". Funny as I actually argued that in an entirely unrelated thread. Jeff, you around? 😀
This show, however, is going head first into the whole morality concept of the essence of what it means to be human being placed into machines.
Gives a good argument as to why the Cylon human models forced the robot tank models into being slaves and likely keeping them from having full personality. That kind of machine with a full human mind would be dangerous.
Good thing this model is still a kid, albeit a spunky, angsty kid. A kid who oddly enough, is played by a girl who is 22, and also in her characters makeup and clothing looks just like Zooey Deschanel. 🙂 I can take that. And now I also feel less like a pedo being strangely attracted to her. But dammit, her character is supposed to be in high school. I feel confused. :biggrin:
But yes, I am definitely looking forward to next week. I still feel the show won't end up going exactly what I'd like it to go, but I won't exactly be disappointed regardless. What I want eventually is if this stays for more than a season, to show the start of human bio models and the start of their revolt. IIRC, in BSG they at first abandoned Caprica and formed their own colony, yes? And then decided nah, we just wanna kill y'all.