1/10/09: So How Wrong Were We? - There isn't much to evaluate, but we still missed a few things. There was nothing about the Cylon fleet or the turmoil between the Cylon models. The religious and political debate over Baltar's religion did happen. However, it was Baltar who confronted the priestess and not Tyrol.
4/6/07: The SciFi episode description indicates that this episode is fleet-centric with Baltar having settled into his messianic role so much so that his "teachings" have reached the rest of the fleet. His teachings about there being one true god (rather than the pantheon) sparks a religious and political debate in the fleet. Of note here, is that Edward James Olmos directs this episode. The last episode that he directed was "Taking a Break From All Your Worries," which started out as a light-hearted "corner-bar" episode and turned into a dark episode with Baltar's psyche torn apart by Adama and Roslin's interrogation methods. It was one of our favorites in spite of the rather weak bar scenes. The one thing that doesn't fit is the title "Escape Velocity." It can't refer to Kara because she's in the middle of her mission. It could apply to the "escape" of Natalie's Cylon faction after the events of episode three.
4/5/08: In episode four, the fallout from Cally's death and the elimination of three Cylon models is dealt with. A priestess appears and we're guessing that it's Tyrol that pays her a visit. His guilt also drives him to shave his head. Kara's mission isn't going well. She hasn't found Earth yet and she's running out of time. There already was a lot of skepticism about her and this only pushes tensions on the Demetrius, which leads to the mutiny in episode five.
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