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"Battlestar Galactica" Torn (2006)



Overview

User Rating:
7.5/10   426 votes
Director:
Jean de Segonzac
Writers:
Ronald D. Moore (developer)
Anne Cofell Saunders (written by)
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Original Air Date:
3 November 2006 (Season 3, Episode 6)
Plot:
The Galactica encounters a Cylon Basestar devastated by a deadly virus. Lingering feelings of rage lead... more | add synopsis
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A solid, character-driven episode more

Cast

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Trivia:
Some of the proposed (and rejected) call signs for Sharon Agathon were Chrome Dome, Titanium, and Toaster Babe. more
Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: During the training mission at the moon, the first close-up shot of Kat is flipped horizontally. Notice the name & call sign on the side. more
Quotes:
Admiral William Adama: [to Kara and Tigh] Now one of you, and I don't care who, pick that weapon up and shoot me.
Captain Kara 'Starbuck' Thrace: Admiral, I don't know...
Admiral William Adama: I didn't say to talk. You've done enough of that already. I said to pick up that weapon and shoot. What's the matter? No guts. You don't got a pair? You're both frakking cowards.
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9 out of 9 people found the following comment useful:-
A solid, character-driven episode, 7 February 2007
Author: DVD_Connoisseur from England

Towards the end of this solid episode, I actually felt a little sorry for James Callis' long-suffering but ambiguous Baltar. Trapped aboard the Lynchian nightmare known as the Cylon base-ship, life is no bed of roses. The surreal world of the Cylons is chillingly dark, alien and cold. Even the normally amorous Number Six offers little comfort to Baltar now.

Elsewhere, on the Galactica, tempers are erupting and characters emotions are at breaking point.

An emotional, compelling episode, "Torn" (like "Collaborators" before it) provides a change of pace from the excitement of the earlier instalments of this third series. This is dark, uncompromising science fiction that works brilliantly as it mirrors the uncertainty and concerns of the post-9/11 world.

While all the cast are excellent, Katee Sackhoff delivers a powerhouse portrayal of a shell-shocked Starbuck, still coming to terms with the events of New Caprica and the duplicity of the Cylons.

7 out of 10. Not one of the best episodes but very watchable nonetheless.

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