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QUOTE: Originally posted by MartianGundamModeler
QUOTE: Originally posted by thunderbearr
One of the continuity points I like is after the water tanks were destroyed, in the following episodes, you can see the damage to the exterior. They haven't had the need or time to fix it, so they haven't. |
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Cool I hadn't noticed that. However teh problem i had with that episde was that the external hull of the Galactica took a direct hit from a tactical nuke in the pilot/miniseries, yet it only took a a few small charges of "c-4" (think they called it "c-5" or something in the show) to blow it wide open. One could claim "water pressure", or c-5 is powerful stuff, or integrety on the inside being weaker than from the out side but still that's a stretch esp considering how thin the hull appeared to be from the view inside of the tank they gave us on the episode.
Still i love the show. Every episode is full of surprises...
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When the nuke hit, it was against full armor. When the tanks were blown (from the inside, remember, Boomer was wet...) the armor wasn't in place.
Also, any else notice in the original mini-series the Galactica had to retract the pods before going FTL? Then, in one scene, they're fully deployed. heheh.
I also love the flash-back to the military base with the Humvees, etc in the background. I love the show since it could easily be a few years from now. Anyway, I like how Colonial One is roughly based on Air Force One (blue, 747).
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