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Hat:
I just kept thinking that Tory taking Callies kid and blowing her out the airlock was going to be part of the bizarre mindfuck she was going through all episode (What the hell was up with that by the way) and then you see Adama talking to Tyrol, credits roll and what.  Tory was freaking me out this episode though, there would always be a break where Tory is doing something vaguely sinister, Tory looks like she's scheming, and I kept thinking "no way is she going robo-nuts, its too early for that shit to happen yet" and I put it down to the crazy on Callies part, but then bam. My main question is, what's her intention for the child? Is this her using the child for an ulterior motive, or is she just trying to protect the identities of the four skinjobs in the fleet?

I didn't actually even remember they had a kid at this point, I find some of the backsplanation required for Battlestar escaping me, and so only now have I figured out that there are actually two human cylon children, even though I should have been "OH SHIT" at the end of season three.

Also, had I unlimited resources, I would pay Edward James Olmos a decadent sum of money to read books to me.

I'm not 100 percent certain, but didn't Cavill say something about the Sixes and co being destroyed permanently? I mean maybe not a whole model eliminated, but it seems like taking out a bunch of basestars out of range of a resurrection ship would be just the kind of prick move Cavill would pull.

I mean at this point they've seemed to abandon the façade of polite democracy and are just going at it, and you'd think he would want to make absolutely certain the sixes didn't motherfuck him again.

Ozymandias:
Yeah, if the Sixes don't jump before they're destroyed, it will be permanent. Their Rezship didn't follow them. So...frak Dean Stockwell-bot.

I think that Tory understands the importance of Nicky and, also, just didn't want him to die, but had to kill Cally to protect the anonymity of the Four. Which, of course, staying in secret was the worst damn decision they could've ever made.

Border Reiver:
On a personal note for the 4, staying secret is their only hope.

You may remember that the fleet does not deal well with the ones that "look like us now."  A grand total of one has been accepted, not really trusted, and the rest have been eliminated, usually after being tortured, the remaining six in thr brig is an exception.  And let's face it, Starbuck has promised Anders that if he was a cylon, she'd kill him.  Can you imagine the sheer bloody minded panic that would ensue if all of the 4, especially given their roles in society, were revealed?  And the personal feelings of betrayal that Adama would feel if his oldest friend turned out to be a cylon?

Theonefish:
I think Cally was on drugs that episode, but it seems something Baltar said got to Tory deep.

Part of the whole airlocking Cally may have been a self-defense move, and judging from next week's previews, part Cylon acceptance. Any way you look at it, though, she went bat shit nuts this episode.

Border Reiver:
while my wife and I were talking about the last episode we noticed that both Helo and Athena are on the Demetrious - where is Hera? 

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