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If you ever want to read some great fanfiction of BSG, check out this writers stuff ,it’s all prequel stuff to BSG.
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I'm one of the few people who never really got into Mr. Robot. I liked the first season, or what little of it I watched, then just lost interest.
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One of my fav shows ever. And Sam Esmail (Mr Robot) is doing a reboot which will be awesome
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yes i am a fan but i really need and want to rewatch it. i was a fan of Starbuck, Helo and Grace Park's character, too.
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I thought the ending was great, especially the reveal of Baltar being God playing a little game with The Good Six.
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The "I hate the ending because it was religious" crowd always baffled me. The show always had elements of religion, mythology, etc. Fucking idiots. People who get triggered by religion in fiction have problems.

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It was the entire basis for the show and them following the trail of the old gods to find Earth.
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You're a blithering idiot and a huge ****** to boot.
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You really have absolutely nothing of any intelligence or insight to contribute.

Mongo.
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This is a tiresome argument that always gets trotted out to make excuses for bad, lazy writing.
We don't need to know everything about how the universe works to know SOME things with as much certainty as is possible, and a few of the things we know is that this show made spectacular errors in the finale that cannot be waived away with "science fiction = anything goes" nonsense. The writers literally had no idea what "mitochondrial Eve" means and didn't care. They were lazy.
(Oh, and you're forgetting that the show takes place in the past.)

Everything is supernatural until we explain it. What you appear to be arguing for is a show set hundreds of years in the future to limit its ideas to the science of today.
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Thank you, I had forgotten about that stuff.
Gauis seeing No. 6 was indeed there from the beginning, and while it annoyed me even then, I had always hoped for a completely naturalistic explanation, like guilt-induced psychosis or something.
My preference would have been, always, that the show be
SCIENCE
fiction and not about supernatural agencies guiding the characters, so a better version would have explained away all the seemingly magical occurrences with advanced tech, a misunderstanding, anything other than what they ultimately did.
If, as a writer, your inclinations are to stuff the supernatural into a context that is normally "just" science fiction, then you need to weave it into the story from the beginning, make it essential to the story, and be clear early on that this is a possible direction the story could go, even if you are coy about it.
(While not obviously science fiction (yet!), Yellowjackets is an example of writers doing this well. Right now at the end of season 2, we don't know if the girls are being plagued by a wendigo or just experiencing starvation induced psychosis. It could go either way, and the foundation for either path was in place from the first episodes.)
And to make things worse, now that I've researched the finale some more, it is clear that they didn't just go supernatural, they completely ignored established facts about evolutionary biology–the whole Mitochondrial Eve thing was a textbook case of writers who use concepts they literally don't understand at all. I hate the finale even more, now!

It wasn’t not built up but always in the background with Gauis seeing No 6, the Temple of Athena etc etc.
How do you think the finale should have gone?
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Again, and I don't understand how this simple point keeps getting ignored, but my objection to the religious aspects of the show are about the EXECUTION, not that there were religious aspects to begin with.
There was no need to introduce actual bullshit metaphysical and supernatural elements that had never been built up prior to the conclusion.

The main reason behind the Cylon agenda was the one true God has a plan for them all, not the Gods the humans believed in.
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As I wrote in my first post, my objection wasn't that there was any religion at all, just the execution of those themes. More specifically, I think the metaphysical/supernatural stuff didn't work and was garbage, since it wasn't supported "from the get-go" in any way, shape, or form.
That's just bad writing, and my point still stands.
You aren't a very good reader or analyzer in arguments–best leave that to the adults.

Religion was in the show from the get-go - and it was a major component too.
This is what is being discussed. You trying to change it has zero impact on the religious themes present throughout the entire series, fag.
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Funny, never at any point in that clip did anything metaphysical or supernatural occur. It's almost as if you don't even understand what these words mean.
Looks as if I was right after all!

Episode 1:
You lose, retard.
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Good, so you will have no problem at all citing specific instances of metaphysical or supernatural occurrences in the first season.