Battlestar Galactica: Season 3, Episode 20Crossroads: Part 2 (25 Mar. 2007) 8.7
Coincidences creates new alliances aboard Galactica. Director:Michael Rymer |
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Battlestar Galactica: Season 3, Episode 20Crossroads: Part 2 (25 Mar. 2007) 8.7
Coincidences creates new alliances aboard Galactica. Director:Michael Rymer |
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Edward James Olmos | ... | ||
| Mary McDonnell | ... | ||
| Jamie Bamber | ... | ||
| James Callis | ... | ||
| Tricia Helfer | ... | ||
| Grace Park | ... | ||
| Michael Hogan | ... | ||
| Aaron Douglas | ... | ||
| Nicki Clyne | ... | ||
| Tahmoh Penikett | ... | ||
| Alessandro Juliani | ... | ||
| Kandyse McClure | ... | ||
| Michael Trucco | ... | ||
| Mark Sheppard | ... | ||
| Donnelly Rhodes | ... | ||
The trial of Gaius Baltar enters its last stages and Lee suggests they try to get a mistrial. Lt. Gaeta lies on the stand, hurting Baltar's defense. Lee is called as a witness in an attempt to discredit his father. The tribunal delivers its controversial verdict which does not sit well with everyone. Chief Tyrol begins to hear the same tune that Tigh, Anders and Tory Foster hear. The four of them meet and come to a startling conclusion. Meanwhile, Roslin and Athena realize they have had the same dream or projection and Caprica Six, in the brig, had the same vision. The fleet finally arrives at its destination, the Ionian nebula, but don't seem to have managed to dupe the Cylons. With the trial over, Lee returns to duty and while on patrol is contacted by someone they had all assumed was lost. Written by garykmcd
My head is reeling after all the info and emotion this episode just dumped on my head. Great performances, as ever, and exceptionally powerful writing. And surprises by the bushel. Really, this episode took my breath away. It's going to be a long nine months until B.G. resumes. Presumably the DVDs will be out sooner than that, because I have to sway some folks who've been holding out on watching this amazing series and they'd best get all caught up by 2008.
Oh, side note (re some of the previous comments): Jimi Hendrix did a great cover of "All Along the Watchtower", but it's a Bob Dylan composition. Credit where credit is due.