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NikkiJ, the person gettin' down with Starbuck in the opening sequence was Baltar.
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Posted Jan 17, 2005 @ 8:07 PM
He's just downright yummy. I highly recommend Horatio Hornblower DVD's for more Bamber action. In a naval uniform, no less.Jamie Bamber has lovely shoulders. And other naked bits.
Posted Jan 17, 2005 @ 9:23 PM
What I want to know is: if Boomer (in both delicious flavours) and Baltar are technically the bad guys, how come I also find them the most sympathetic characters? Does that make me a bad person? ;)
Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 12:57 AM
One thing that has been bugging me a little is that I get the feeling Jamie Bamber hasn't quite decided on how to play Apollo. Initially he was very softly spoken, didn't get angry (not even when Starbuck confessed to unfairly passing Zak on basic flight) and seemed very rational and level headed. Now all of a sudden he's shouting at anything that moves and acting like a jerk.
Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 3:59 AM
Big fat word. The violins set the perfect tone.Good gods, the opening was fabulous, wasn't it? I think they were going for a kind of microcosm of human behavious. Violence, sex, death. All set to cool music.
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Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 4:11 AM
I'm not sure Baltar falling for Starbuck is quite so in character, given that he's a bit too narcissistic to fall in love, but I could buy that he was incredibly charmed by a girl who was even more confident than he.
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Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 5:22 AM
I'm not sure Baltar falling for Starbuck is quite so in character, given that he's a bit too narcissistic to fall in love, but I could buy that he was incredibly charmed by a girl who was even more confident than he.
I wasn't sure it was love or even being charmed. It didn't feel coincidental that Starbuck was as unlike Six as any he was likely to find. What was great was that he was as much her tool to satisfying an itch as she was for him. He just didn't know it until she blurted out Apollo's name. His petulant response to her faux pas seemed more like bruised ego than crushed dreams to me.
Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 5:33 AM
I wasn't sure it was love or even being charmed. It didn't feel coincidental that Starbuck was as unlike Six as any he was likely to find. What was great was that he was as much her tool to satisfying an itch as she was for him. He just didn't know it until she blurted out Apollo's name. His petulant response to her faux pas seemed more like bruised ego than crushed dreams to me.
Apollo and Starbuck. Yeeeuuch. Why?? I can only hope that by flying off to Caprica any *vom*romantic*vom* developments between them is put off for a good while. I accept now that the producers are determined to have it some day - I just hope it's later rather than sooner.
Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 6:42 AM
Then I'm going to Hell, because I adore them both. And I also think it's easily one of the best written aspects in a really well written show. Props to the actors too of course.What I want to know is: if Boomer (in both delicious flavours) and Baltar are technically the bad guys, how come I also find them the most sympathetic characters? Does that make me a bad person? ;)
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Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 8:20 AM
Thank you InigoMontoya, I so glad to know I've not gone insane! I was hoping I was wrong because I'm another one who doesn't want them to get together but TV does love the old UST. I will have to watch that part again, just to make sure;-)Actually, whilst it is Baltar that she is thrashing about with, I think, after careful study, the person we see, until the denoument, is the one she is imagining. Jamie Bamber has lovely shoulders. And other naked bits.
burping frog I'm right there with you, even if he does bring the mad. The scene with The President and Six had me cracking up, he really doesn’t want to upset Six after what happened the last time.And did anyone else think that before the embarrassing outburst, the sex was kinda hot? All sweaty and rooowwwrrrrr. I honestly don't know if it's the moral ambiguity, the Magnificent Bastard-esque hairdo, or the fact that he has more sex-type scenes than anyone else, but I am finding Baltar ridiculously hot these days.
I think she was surprised by it herself, I think it comes from her seeing the city on Kobal. After that and the flashes of the arrow of Apollo and the priestess telling her all the other stuff I think she believed it even if the rational part of her mind didn't want to.I was suprised by how quickly Laura went from steady and practical to thinking she's the - what was it? - Prophet? Chosen One? That was a bit of a sudden about turn for me.
Posted Jan 18, 2005 @ 9:25 AM
Actually, whilst it is Baltar that she is thrashing about with, I think, after careful study, the person we see, until the denoument, is the one she is imagining. Jamie Bamber has lovely shoulders. And other naked bits.