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	<title>Comments on: Battlestar Galactica : Episode 2</title>
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		<title>By: Swiftwind</title>
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		<description>It took me a little bit to come back and listen to episode two of this miniseries.  The first episode didn&#039;t really whet my appetite for more, but I was curious to see how this production progressed.  Each time a new episode comes out, the crew should learn some lessons from their previous endeavour.

The first thing you&#039;ll notice is that it takes almost as long as the Cylon war before the actual episode starts (okay, 5 minutes to be honest), the remainder being previews, themes, studio bumpers. Chop another number of minutes off for a really, really boring scene between Baltar and Lucifer.  They bicker so much you&#039;d think they were married.  Eww.

This episode was more entertaining than the last.  Not because of any momentous plot movement.  Please, don&#039;t be asking so much!  No, this entire episode accomplishes one thing: to slam Isusa into the side of the Rag Tag Fleet.  There, I just saved you 20 minutes of your life.  Why she needed to be turned into Rag Tag Debris is left unexplained and leaves you scratching your head, and not in a good way.  Instead of having you go &quot;Oh, no, now how are they going to &quot;, you&#039;re left thinking &quot;why did they do that???&quot;.  Not a good way to hook the audience.

Of course, the episode does give you a really nice space battle, and good use of stereo effects for it.  An improvement over the previous effort.

On a technical note, the radio transmissions between colonial pilots are hard to understand.  Cylon transmissions are downright impossible.  I wonder if that was where were were supposed to learn why they toasted Isusa.

The episode has one cringeworthy moment: The Cylonator.  Really?

Overall, we&#039;re still looking at a whole lot of time with a whole lot of Not Much Happening.  But it does have a nice battle to break things up.  And there&#039;s no question that a LOT of effort went into it.  That battle scene (see how I keep (almost having) to go back to it?) certainly demonstrates it.

On to episode three!  Something has to start happening soon.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It took me a little bit to come back and listen to episode two of this miniseries.  The first episode didn&#8217;t really whet my appetite for more, but I was curious to see how this production progressed.  Each time a new episode comes out, the crew should learn some lessons from their previous endeavour.</p>
<p>The first thing you&#8217;ll notice is that it takes almost as long as the Cylon war before the actual episode starts (okay, 5 minutes to be honest), the remainder being previews, themes, studio bumpers. Chop another number of minutes off for a really, really boring scene between Baltar and Lucifer.  They bicker so much you&#8217;d think they were married.  Eww.</p>
<p>This episode was more entertaining than the last.  Not because of any momentous plot movement.  Please, don&#8217;t be asking so much!  No, this entire episode accomplishes one thing: to slam Isusa into the side of the Rag Tag Fleet.  There, I just saved you 20 minutes of your life.  Why she needed to be turned into Rag Tag Debris is left unexplained and leaves you scratching your head, and not in a good way.  Instead of having you go &#8220;Oh, no, now how are they going to &#8220;, you&#8217;re left thinking &#8220;why did they do that???&#8221;.  Not a good way to hook the audience.</p>
<p>Of course, the episode does give you a really nice space battle, and good use of stereo effects for it.  An improvement over the previous effort.</p>
<p>On a technical note, the radio transmissions between colonial pilots are hard to understand.  Cylon transmissions are downright impossible.  I wonder if that was where were were supposed to learn why they toasted Isusa.</p>
<p>The episode has one cringeworthy moment: The Cylonator.  Really?</p>
<p>Overall, we&#8217;re still looking at a whole lot of time with a whole lot of Not Much Happening.  But it does have a nice battle to break things up.  And there&#8217;s no question that a LOT of effort went into it.  That battle scene (see how I keep (almost having) to go back to it?) certainly demonstrates it.</p>
<p>On to episode three!  Something has to start happening soon.</p>
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