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"Battlestar Galactica" Daybreak: Part 2 (2009)
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Ronald D. Moore (developer)
Ronald D. Moore (written by)
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20 March 2009 (Season 4, Episode 20)
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Good characterization. Shoddy plot development. more (24 total)
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The title is based on Nietzsche's homonym work. more
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Errors in geography: They're supposed to be in Africa, yet near the end when Admiral Adama and the President get in the Raptor they're situated in front of a stand of paper birch. These are trees found only in North America. more
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Samuel Anders: [last words to Kara after she makes her farewell] See you on the other side. more
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Ain't We Famous more
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BSG was never a well planned series. Creator Ronald Moore himself said in an interview that nothing was planned out in the beginning and every time an episode was written, brainstorming had to be done to get the plot going on forward. As expected, the writers plugged in a number of plot lines, but there are still holes in the plot that you can ram a rhino into it and you won't even get a dent. Many numerous plot lines are completely ignored (the cult of Baltar is one example). Many plot lines are resolved in a very slip shod manner that had me going "Is this for real or is this some sort of early April fools joke?!??" Oh and the preaching of the last 15 minutes. It just would not end! Moore just kept going on and on about how technology can be the end of us all. About how people relying on technology are on a brink. It was *very* irritating to say the least.
But what really ticked me off was the ending. I wont reveal it here explicitly but just say this: I did not enjoy BSG reusing the themes used in "Chariots of the Gods". That was just plain dumb.
In the end, this gets a 6.