Gas! Gas! Quick, boys!- An ecstasy of fumbling,
In all my dreams, before my helpless sight,
Wilfred Owen -Dulce Et Decorum Est
Moro wrote:
You are correct, she was fully clothed in that scene. I understand that she was pregnant when they were filming. But considering Cersei's many 'action' scenes later on in the books she will have ample opportunity to take it off if she wants.
Dragnmoon wrote:
Though that was a damn good place to end it.
Blazej wrote: One thing that another thread popped into my head was the question of if any of the deities had any husbands or wifes (besides Torag). A few seem to be a definite no (Calistria, Cayden Cailean, Shelyn) while a others seem like they would have found some being to spend their lives with. Like Erastil, I find it odd that, given his beliefs, that he hasn't been married. If he is, are they still alive? That's the one thing I find most disappointing about the Pathfinder Gods. There is next to no interaction between them. They are just a bunch of deities with little in common. Relationships, be it parent/children, husband/wife, brother/sister, are almost non-existent. I'm not looking for the soap-opera world of the Greek Gods necessarily but a few more relationships along the lines of Shelyn and her brother would be nice. When a God whose portfolio includes the importance of family, Erastil, doesn't have any sort of family of his own you start to wonder.
YeuxAndI wrote:
The remake of V is starting on ABC in the next few weeks. I even think a couple of the BSG actors are in it. (I could have sworn that I saw Jamie Bamber in the preview). Steve
Uzzy wrote:
I liked her as Sarah Conner. I wonder if she'll be as good looking as a blond? Steve
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The books clearly state that the only Stark child that Jon resembles is Arya and that Arya very much looks like her Aunt Lyanna at that age. If you haven't figured it out I support the theory that Jon is Lyanna and Rhaegar's son and not Ned's. The man is far too honor bound to have a bastard.
Lee Hanna wrote:
Actually that would make Dany Jon's aunt. I want to see Sansa take out that creepy Littlefinger and join back up with the Hound. Steve
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Unfortunately he also said that about this time last year. I'm sure it'll come out eventually but I won't believe it until I walk into the bookstore and see it on the shelves. Then another 5 year wait for the next one.
Matthew Morris wrote:
Spoiler:
Speaking of Helo, who else thought he was dead. The last we see him he is bleeding out after being shot. Then for the longest time nothing. Everybody else is shown settling into their new world but no sign of Helo until off in the distance behind the Tighs are a couple with a little girl. Yeah. You can't kill the guy who scored with two (nearly three) separate versions of Grace Park. A favorite moment: Spoiler: Admiral Hoshi. Especially after being told by Tigh that he'd never make Admiral after spilling coffee on the plotting table in Part I.
pres man wrote:
Spoiler: I agree with everything you said. What I meant by Sunshiney is that for a show where nearly every single character was selfish, consumed by revenge or generally a jerk all decided to drop everything and start over from scratch with only the clothes on their back. Sure we know that 90% of them are going to starve to death or get eaten but it was portrayed as some wonderful new beginning for mankind. I thought it seemed out of character for such a normally depressing show. The end was a flash forward 150,000 years to modern day earth with Head Balter and Six discussing how decedent society was becoming, much like Kobol, other Earth and Caprica had. Six claims that maybe everything won't happen again this time, then they show a montage of the increasingly lifelike robots that are currently being made. We're Dooooooooooooomed!
David Fryer wrote:
I agree. The battle ended and I looked at the clock and there was still nearly an hour to go. I was wondering what they were going to do to fill the time. Spoiler: The whole giving up their technology to live in harmony with nature and the cavemen seemed really sunshiney and lollipops for a dark, depressing show like Galactica had been.
Studpuffin wrote:
One would think, but I'm not exactly holding out hope that they even mention it. Ever since the end of the mutiny the show has crept along. The episodes have been good but when there are are only a couple left to go you really don't want them spending all their time on set up.
David Fryer wrote: Last week Adama made reference to Cylons flying CAP. I noticed though that other than the heavy raiders, we haven't seen any Raiders or Centurians being used by the rebels since they broke away from John's fleet. Do you think that they shut them down to reprogram them? I think they said all the raiders were destroyed in their fight against Cavil. The centurians have been shown numerous times on the basestar (Baltar had a chat with one, they were shown guarding the hostages last season, etc.). Given the humans feelings about the toasters I think they are keeping them out of sight to ease interactions. Didn't they show one piloting one of the heavy raiders that intercepted Boomer and Ellen's raptor last week? Or did I imagine that? Also another six got a name this week. Sonia, the cylon representative to the quorum. Thats Sonia, Caprica, Natalie and Gina for the sixes now. Steve
Matthew Morris wrote: Sorry, by headsix I meant 'six in his head' HeadSix and HeadGaius seem to have been forgotten this season. I hope it didn't come from 'we had a plan for them, but changed our minds and hope no one notices they aren't there anymore'. They do seem to have dropped that storyline. I didn't really notice it. Maybe all the sex with his followers and random cylons have him too distracted to be insane for the moment.
Matthew Morris wrote:
Athena shot the headsix last season. Now that Deanna has stayed behind on Earth I don't think any one Cylon is in charge anymore. They seem to be run by Leoben, the Helo-massaging eight and whichever six that hasn't been killed recently. As for Baltar...He seemed sincere but then again he is Baltar.
Matthew Morris wrote: So are all the eights raptor pilots? Or was the pilot the eight that downloaded all of Athena's memoies? That probably was the Athena-downloading eight. I find it interesting that all the individuals of every model look exactly the same except the Sixes. There are the Natalie-sixes (brown hair), the caprica-sixes (blond) and there was even a black haired six back in the episodes with the cylon virus.
F. Wesley Schneider wrote: So, this is mostly just train of thought, but I wanted to throw it out there. If there was Pathfinder manga—and I'm not saying INSTEAD of novels—would you be interested? Yes. As long as its more along the lines of Berserk (probably have to tone down some of the gore though) and not Naruto.
Charles Evans 25 wrote:
The empire did officially begin in 27 BC. As a side note, Rome wasn't the only large city in the empire. It has been estimated that Alexandria was of comparable size. A 32 CE census showed 180,000 adult male citizens in the city. Its total population was believed to be nearly 1 million.
Actually the Roman Republic was founded in 510 BC (with Rome itself having been founded in 753 BC). So the Republic/Western Empire lasted for 986 years. The main reason that the population of the city itself collapsed at the end of the empire and into the Dark ages was lack of clean water and the resulting outbreak of disease due to to destruction of many of the city's aqueducts by the various 'barbarian' tribes who rampaged throughout Italy.
Kruelaid wrote:
Looks to me like the artist has read Berserk (Which is a must read for anyone not afraid of ultra-mega-violence and big swords wielded by one of the biggest baddasses in comics history.) Steve
Void_Eagle wrote:
Except the USPS delivers on Saturdays as well as on Christmas eve (I got my GR sale package on Christmas Eve) and New Year's Eve. They may not be business days for Paizo or most of the working world but they are for the Post Office. If they aren't someone better tell my postal carrier that she's working a hell of a lot of unnecessary overtime :) Though it doesn't matter now. I got an e-mail from Corey saying that they'd be replaced and sent with my next shipment. Sorry for being b!+&!y but I'm a terribly impatient person. Waiting the week it normally takes to get a shipment from you is bad enough but a month (or now a month and a half or two) is torture. Steve
Cosmo wrote:
I have no idea how you figure its only been 15 days but I'll continue to wait. Steve
I just got back from checking the mail and still no sign of this order. It supposedly shipped on 12-11. By my count that's 21 business days (27 days - 2 holidays - 4 sundays). I e-mailed you last week about this but never got a response. What do I need to do get my Pathfinder 4 and Gamemastery module? Steve
j.l.atreides wrote:
I haven't gotten mine either (also shipped on the 11th). Funny thing is that my GR sale shipment arrived almost a week ago and it shipped on the 19th. Steve |