The end of an era

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Goodbye, Battlestar Galactica.

Goodbye, Kara Thrace. Goodbye, Lee Adama.

Goodbye Bill Adama, Laura Roslin, Helo and Sharon Agathon, Saul and Ellen Tigh, Gaius Baltar, Caprica, Leoben, Sam Anders, Galen Tyrol.

I'll miss you. :(


What happened to Kara?!?? I suppose more to the point... what WAS Kara?? I'm honestly very sad that Kara and Lee didn't set up and build a cabin and live happily ever after... but he'll never forget her. That's when I started sobbing. :( My beautiful Starbuck, my Kara, my lovely girl. She saved them, she found a new Earth, she was at peace. My beautiful, wonderful girl. I'll never forget you either, Kara.

*sniffles*

Comments

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Oh my god, SO much of the ending was completely pulled out of Ron Moore's ass. They chose the final four cylons in one meeting, and the decision to end on Earth (as in, our Earth) was made just when he wrote the finale, and I think all of that really shows. I wish they had done more planning ahead, honestly.

Hee, soccer is awesome! I don't watch nearly enough of it but I enjoy it very much.

Aw, I totally understand the bitter. Donna :( :( :( :( But I am enough of a Rose/Ten girl that that made me squeal and flail, though it is a mixed blessing at best. I loved the whole team flying the Tardis though!

Do you mind if I ask where you're from? :) Also, hi, I'm Anne!

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I agree that it showed. There was a lot of stuff that just didn't seem well thought out. It was still better than a lot of stuff on tv, but it's a shame they hadn't had a real road map the whole time.

Okay. So I guess I'd be classified as a Rose/Doctor shipper, but I don't get upset at the idea of him with someone else. I did not care for the parting gift the Doctor left with Rose though. I just have issues with RTD's belief that if someone looks like someone else than they can swap in for each other. And I still haven't accepted what happened with Donna. I clearly have issues.

That scene of them all flying the TARDIS was lovely, though. One of the best RTD had ever done.

Also, hi back! I'm Carey and I'm from New York and New Jersey. I also lived in CA for a while but moved back to NYC about a year and a half ago. I work in the entertainment industry, but I'm currently unemployed. Thanks, economy!

How about you?

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Hi Carey! I'm from Connecticut and I've been going to college in Pennsylvania for the past four years, but I'm about to graduate. (So I'm 21!) I've just decided that I'm going to the University of Michigan to get my PhD in Chemical Biology and I'm both terrified and thrilled. I guess the other big thing to know about me is that I studied in Dublin for a year and it is my favorite place on the planet, so I mention it a lot!

[candogirl.livejournal.com]

I love Dublin! I haven't been there in ages, but it's one of those cities that I can just imagine myself living quite happily in.

Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! Which school in PA were/are you at? I've heard lovely things about the UoM. Ann Arbor is supposedly a wonderful place to live.

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Aw, yay. Dublin is truly magical in my opinion. :)

Thank you! I'm at Franklin & Marshall in Lancaster, PA. It's pretty much 50/50 chance that you've heard of it. But yeah I'm really excited for UM - I hoped for a bigger city, but I think Ann Arbor will be lovely and a good size for my graduate period.