Also wanted to say so glad you guys are back doing this. Looking forward to your next 2 episodes as Ive just watched the finale and let me say its Amazing! you’ll see.

SPOLERS!! (You’ve been warned!)

I love the Orion-class pocket battlestar. The commander did what any good commanding officer should do – mission first. The basestar had to be stopped. Did that basestar start to show signs that the design is evolving from the double saucer shape? Is this the ice moon that Husker crash lands on in Razor?

I know that it is illogical to fall in love with a vehicle. I understood what Coker was saying about leaving the wrecked “Wild Weasel” behind. Still, the raptor died the way it should have – saving its crew.

Thus far B&C is panning out to be a great action web series, and that’s no easy feat considering how little a budget they have.
I am so relieved that it won’t be a bottle show!! And if they manage to have a couple of scenes on that ice planet (jibrish was it… lets call it hoth) I’ll be very pleased.

If B&C becomes a TV series, though it probably won’t, they should really try to write in some Caprica continuity in to the plot (Is Zoe Graystone still a factor, or have the cylons evolved? what happened to the “one true god” calt in Geminon? Were the Graystones executed? They should have been…). I know I’ll appreciate it.

lastly, if you guys have any idea how to show support, so we can really get behind this show that would be great… we don’t want another Caprica on our hands

Osiris reminds me of a pocket carrier – or pocket battlestar, if you prefer. Small. Light. Able to jump in for ingress / egress of special ops forces, and then get the hell outta there! Sorta like the USS “Iwo Jima.”

Coker is caught between a rock and a hard place. He knows that the longer he flies with Adama, the chances of him going home are falling like a rock. At the same time, he knows that the only person who can get him through this is Adama. I am wondering if we are going to see the Wild Weasel actually fly some Iron Hand type wild weasel mission during this series. (SAM suppression to open a path for other planes.)

I would like to see Adama be offered his own Viper at the end of this series, but stay on with Coker flying the Wild Weasel. (Or Wild Weasel II) This Grafton / Cole (Flight of the Intruder) type of paring between Husker / Coker is just too good to let go of – at least not yet. And this early version of the Raptor is a lot more like an A-6 Intruder or an A-10 Warthog than anything else. Not elegant, but gets the job done. Able to go Downtown, take a beating yet still make it home.

The tail number of 9-0-9 on the Raptor could be an homage to the B-17 Nine-oh-Nine. This B-17 flew 140 combat missions and never lost a crew member. Nine-oh-nine always brought her crew home. Maybe Raptor 909 will bring BOTH Adama and Coker home from this mission alive.

This secret fleet deep inside Cylon space harkens to Gulf War I. The reason Allied tanks were able to achieve their objectives so quickly is that they were already deployed deep inside Iraq BEFORE open war began. The reason this fleet is going to give the Cylons grief is that they are (probably) already within jump distance of several key targets.

I like that we’re getting a much more down-to-earth (well, you know what I mean) look at the Colonial Fleet and some issues of extended space travel. Be it the steam-showers from the first episode or the restrictions of ammunition our boys had to deal with this time.

I also really enjoyed the introduction of the Osiris as some sort of stealthy space-submarine, which they achieved quite nicely by having the CIC be so very cramped (and sweaty).
Not quite sure though why the Osiris didn’t at least try to fly out of Dradis range and around the planet to drop the Raptor on the other side of the planet, while the Basestar still hadn’t discovered her, but then again, I don’t know how far a Cylon Dradis reaches.

After we were treated to the hidden colonial Strike Fleet in Cylon space, I found it somewhat disappointing that they hadn’t mixed things up so that the Galactica was actually part of that fleet. That seems even more exciting than a Battlestar relatively far away from the Front Lines.
On the other hand, it was nice to see the predecessor to Adama’s later posting (The Valkyrie) and the Galactica could still join up with the hidden fleet later on, if this should turn into a series.

Anyway, these last two episodes left me wanting a lot more and it would kinda be a shame if we didn’t get a series just out of monetary reasons… this being the age of Kickstarter and all.