YES, finally something that makes sense! Also, the angels were hallucinations caused by alcohol withdrawal, and Kara actually dies of spontaneous combustion while Lee is off in dreamworld.
Still doesn't make sense, since Galen's actions led to the death of the Cylons, not Kara's. Also, at the very end, there were still plenty of skinjobs.
I figure that "harbinger of death" had to do with Kara leading both races to their end: Hera was mitochondrial Eve, and so only her ancestors survived and reproduced and evolved into modern sapiens.
Of course, I would interpret that as Kara having saved both races entirely, which means that the hybrids were just being melodramatic.
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Just in time for school! Looks like another year mediocre performance for me!
Mr. Thompson responded with an appeal to get his status as biggest douche in the universe overturned. "I'm not a douche!", said Thompson.
And the voice of every other species, too.
Just unplug the internet for 10 seconds and then plug it back in. Problem solved.
YES, finally something that makes sense! Also, the angels were hallucinations caused by alcohol withdrawal, and Kara actually dies of spontaneous combustion while Lee is off in dreamworld.
Still doesn't make sense, since Galen's actions led to the death of the Cylons, not Kara's. Also, at the very end, there were still plenty of skinjobs.
I figure that "harbinger of death" had to do with Kara leading both races to their end: Hera was mitochondrial Eve, and so only her ancestors survived and reproduced and evolved into modern sapiens.
Of course, I would interpret that as Kara having saved both races entirely, which means that the hybrids were just being melodramatic.
Of course, PHD comics supports this trend.