How BSG wrapped up (or didn’t) will be talked about for a good long while. And that’s perfect if you ask me. Unlike The Sopranos, a show that begged for a close that had resolution, Galactica wouldn’t have been served well if every if every question was answered. Like Dave Rogers I feel that the show attempted to hold up a mirror to life itself, which ultimately is a mystery.
Something to think about – while the survivors ultimately reject technology – there is a marriage of man’s creations and forces beyond knowledge that carry the survivors to Earth.
You tell me – didn’t you feel pain watching Galactica, itself, herself, ‘break her back’ in that final jump?
Some related reading:
io9: As Battlestar Ends, God Is In the Details
Seattle PI: Battlestar Galactica’s Ron Moore Answers Our Burning Questions
geekdad: BSG at the UN: Wow, That Actually Worked!
YouTube: BSG at UN
Salon: Goodbye, “Galactica”
guardian.co.uk: Battlestar Galactica: Better than The Wire?
I loved it, but I still am a bit confused about how the Final Five created the other Cylons if the humans created the Cylons (in the Caprica time period).
Hi Bill, check out the Battlestar Wiki at
http://en.battlestarwiki.org/wiki/Main_Page