Is this how the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries ended?

[Lumpy]

@Frylock

Just a comment: I really liked when that one ceylon guy said “I can feel emotions you can’t even concieve of, Adama,” or words to that effect. I was impressed by this because I knew from this line that the writers of the show weren’t just going to rehash the same old ideas about emotionless, or emotionally inferior, robots which have pervaded pop culture for the last century or so…

-FrL-

BTW, they’re called “Sri Lankans” now.

[Kamino_Neko]

@Munch

It was revealed that the cylons come in 4 human forms, three (or was it just two?) of which they’d encountered before. One of the last images the audience sees is a cylon base (or ship or something), and out of the mist walks…Boomer. So there’s actually about a bazillion Boomers running around out there.

Only 3, I believe.

IIRC (from an interview with the actress playing No 6), there’s 12 humanoid style Cylons at any given time - 3 of each model, given 4 different models. Presumably with a lot of inactive clones out there for when one of the active units dies. And I think we’d seen 3 of the models, other than Boomer. #6, the guy Adama went through the radiation-filled area of the ship with, and the guy Baltar ID’d.

[Ike_Witt]

I did see the mini-series but I have forgotten most of it. Can somebody please spoil if Boltar is good or evil or, IIRC, an unwitting help to the Cylons.

[Kamino_Neko]

My take on Dr Gaius Baltar:

He isn’t evil, but he’s easily lead - at least by Number Six.

He knows what he’s doing, and although he feels guilty about it, and knows what it means for the human race - including himself - he can’t bring himself to stop.