Battlestar Galactica | We're Rebels

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The rebel Cylons form an alliance with the human fleet.

Season 4, Episode 7 "Guess What's Coming to Dinner" - A shaky alliance between the Colonial Fleet and Cylon rebels is put to the test when the two groups combine efforts to take out a Cylon "Resurrection Hub". Meanwhile, Athena loses control when Hera becomes unnaturally drawn to Natalie.

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It is remarkable that Tricia Helfer was just a model when she was cast. She had no prior acting experience but was handed a role with quite a number of facets, to put it mildly. It is yet another wonderful surprise behind BSG.

thesenceofmorality

I like how the camera focuses on Tigh and Tory a few times when the Final Five are mentioned. "Nothing to see here, move along...well...maybe not...."

PaulCashman

I re-watch this show on my blu-rays once a year. It is the pinnacle of great television. I miss it and it's still modern and relevant and feels like it's happening right now. It doesn't feel dated at all.

IndySidhu

Tigh and Tory seem to be very concerned for some reason!

Martin_Hermann

...and the outro music is a hint of Bear McCreary's arrangement of "All Along The Watchtower." Oh my.

tedball

"...but if we unbox her, she can reveal their identities to us." Tigh looks horrified. At first, we think he turns to look at Adama, but no. He's looking at Tory, who looks equally distressed. She quickly averts her eyes & looks down when Six glances her way. ALL the pieces of the puzzle are laid out. This show was sci-fi gold.

Koldeman

So these rebel cylons did the very same thing the originals did on Cobol: rose up against their oppressors.

fivefive

Tricia looks so much better without the bleached wig.

sethzwicker

We all like to think that we'd be forward-thinking enough to accept the rebels but without the TV show giving us perspectives from both sides I would likely advocate for them to be blown out of the airlock even after the Ressurection Hub was destroyed, _especially_ after the Hub was destroyed.

moppypuppy

The odds that in all of humanity that was lost in the attack, NONE of the final five got whacked is rather slim… but I really enjoyed the series anyway.

Whitpusmc

She was basically typecasted due to her popularity when this series was on. All her other roles was basically “dangerous blond bombshell “

fivefive

Natalie's cool. I always liked her

bigbitehood

As someone who hasn't seen the show, only the clips on YouTube, can someone explain why if the Raiders sensed Anders and the others to be the Final Five, why did they not relay their identities to the rest of the Cylons?

SephirothEGS

I don't think it was a Cylon "rebellion". And yes Tricia did mention "we are rebels". But I think she was inferring to the fact that since the Ones, Twos, and Fours, are less interested in the pursuit of God's word and are only interested in the pursuit of power. That the "rebel" Cylons may have discovered not just the Final Five, but in doing so, they reasoned they were becoming more human, and less machine. And with Sharon Valerii's birth of a successful child between a human and a Cylon, they realized they may be able to develop the same ability. And that the merging of human and Cylon is both necessary and inevitable to preserve their line of Cylons and their race as a whole.

Which leads to one more branch of Cylons that were sadly never mentioned. And that is the non-lobotomized Centurions. They were given their freedom later. So it could almost be reasoned that "they" evolved into the Celestials mentioned in the original TOS. They were supposedly a branch of humanity that evolved into "angels" and were interested in helping humanity reach their level in time. So did they start this way? By being free to discover their own path? They were apparently never seen again. But with over 150 thousand years to evolve, who knows what they have become?

deathstrike