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Last week's season premiere of
Battlestar Galactica was pretty frakking amazing, but it also left us hanging with a nail-biter of a cliffhanger. After deciding that the Galactica was jumping too far away from Earth, Starbuck (
Katee Sackhoff) decided to force the crew to change course by holding President Roslin at gunpoint. That's not exactly the way to ingratiate yourself to the woman who suspects you of being a Cylon, and chances are Starbuck's rash decision will have serious consequences.
To get fans pumped for tomorrow night's installment, "Six of One," we have some exclusive photos and a trailer for the episode.
The Sci Fi Channel's official description of this week's
Battlestar Galactica reads, "Tensions rise in the Cylon ranks after they learn that the final five models are among the Colonials. Meanwhile, Kara's standoff with the president does not work out in the pilot's favor."
Considering that I find Kara and Roslin to be two of the best characters ever, I'm excited to see them go head to head. What I love about this particular storyline is how torn it makes me feel as a viewer. I want to believe Starbuck's intuition, but that "harbinger of doom" prophecy from
Razor is still in the back of my mind. Roslin has a lot of evidence on her side to prove that she knows the way to Earth, but what if she's wrong?
In the first photo from the episode, we see Lee (
Jamie Bamber) sitting in Starbuck's Viper. He's likely trying to make some sort of sense out of her return.
President Roslin (
Mary McDonnell) shakes hands with Lee. Could this be the start of that big government job he was talking about?
This photo shows that Kara's plan to turn the Galactica around doesn't go particularly well.
This awesome trailer for the episode shows plenty of conflict, and also the return of Dean Stockwell's Cavil character:
The new episode of
Battlestar Galactica will air tomorrow night at 10pm on the Sci Fi Channel.
Who knows the correct way to Earth?
- Don Williams, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
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(Image courtesy of the Sci Fi Channel)