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More Battlestar
Mar. 28th, 2009 11:28 amWith my BSG watching I've made it through season 4.0. Just ten episode to go.
I was talking to my brother about BSG back when I stared watching the first season and he told me that by the end of it I'd hate most of the characters. It's a dark show and there's not a single character on it that doesn't go crazy or do some pretty despicable and lousy things in reaction to their dire circumstances. Anyway, I started love loving a few characters, liking a lot of them and tolerating or disliking the others. Now I'm half way through the fourth season, and I love every single character on the show.
The first half of season for I think is the best the show has been yet. What really distinguished it is that because instead of focusing on post 9/11 issues like it was during the first three seasons, it steps up and focuses on the really big issues: death, mortality, forgiveness, redemption, faith, hope and suffering.
So anyway, as with season three, I took a few notes as I watched the episodes.
( Nothing but the rain )
I'm going to make an effort to get through all the rest of the fourth season this weekend because I'm just so horrifically addicted to the show. It's like a book that I can't put down. I need to get my life back.
I was talking to my brother about BSG back when I stared watching the first season and he told me that by the end of it I'd hate most of the characters. It's a dark show and there's not a single character on it that doesn't go crazy or do some pretty despicable and lousy things in reaction to their dire circumstances. Anyway, I started love loving a few characters, liking a lot of them and tolerating or disliking the others. Now I'm half way through the fourth season, and I love every single character on the show.
The first half of season for I think is the best the show has been yet. What really distinguished it is that because instead of focusing on post 9/11 issues like it was during the first three seasons, it steps up and focuses on the really big issues: death, mortality, forgiveness, redemption, faith, hope and suffering.
So anyway, as with season three, I took a few notes as I watched the episodes.
( Nothing but the rain )
I'm going to make an effort to get through all the rest of the fourth season this weekend because I'm just so horrifically addicted to the show. It's like a book that I can't put down. I need to get my life back.
