Newby questions

quad_red

Hey,
Two questions:

1) The doc on Galactica - who is he? It's driving me crazy!

2) The note saying 'there are 12 models' left in Adama's room at the end of the mini series - who left it? Is it something I didn't click or will telling me give awaya a spoiler?

jabberwock

Da Vinci's Inquest - thats what he was in.
and Danger Bay - remember ith the otter and the kids and stuff


he does get around though - donnelly rhodes

monkeyfudge

quad_red wrote:

2) The note saying 'there are 12 models' left in Adama's room at the end of the mini series - who left it? Is it something I didn't click or will telling me give awaya a spoiler?

I don't think it's ever actually stated. But it seems to be implied that it was Baltar.

quad_red

jabberwock wrote:

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Legend!!

That's it.

So you think it was Baltar - why would he do it though? He doesn't seem to really want to out or identify the cylons at all. He only starts work on the cylon detector when proded by adama and shouted at by the no.6 in his head (when he amusingly shrieks like a little girl)

Johnny Storm

I thought that note was a bit odd myself. I think its deliberately left open to add to the paranoid vibe.

Khannie

I thought that it was implied that it was baltar too....though it does conflict somewhat with his character, I felt that in some way he was trying to make up for his part in the holocaust.

lostexpectation

ok so i've started to watch this now, I thought it was going to be another stargate but its better then that.

how has nobody challenge the Doc properly, he's clearly insane, people constantly see him talking to someone and acting strange and he is still walking around screwing up humanity's chance for survival, la di da.

monkeyfudge

I'd say most people just figure he's an eccentric genius.

Barry Aldwell

lostexpectation wrote:

how has nobody challenge the Doc properly, he's clearly insane, people constantly see him talking to someone and acting strange and he is still walking around screwing up humanity's chance for survival, la di da.

Doctor Baltar you mean? And not Major Cottle, the ship's doctor?

Schuhart

Baltar is nearly in that classic double agent dilemma. On the one hand, the Cylons might reveal the part he inadvertently played in their victory. On the other, he's a human and has to have some residual loyality to his species. Add on his eccentric nature, and in my opinion you get one of the most interesting characters in the series.