Podcast:The Son Also Rises - Revision history

Steelviper: /* Act 1 */ finished verifying act.. may want to go back and swap in ma links where applicable.

2008-04-23T14:13:15Z

Act 1: finished verifying act.. may want to go back and swap in ma links where applicable.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:13, 23 April 2008
Line 129:		Line 129:
	It was a nightmare, how many cats did you have on this?		It was a nightmare, how many cats did you have on this?

	RDM: I don't remember 'cause the cat ~~doesn~~'t have to do very much. I think it was just one cat.		RDM: I don't remember 'cause the cat didn't have to do very much. I think it was just one cat.

	Terry: It's in the bag.		Terry: It's in the bag.

	RDM: It had put in the bag, it has one task. It has to run out of the [[Raptor]] later on and it doesn't run, you'll see see it kind of loped, it kind of saunters out of the Raptor.		RDM: It's- it had- put in the bag, and it has- well, it had one task. It has to run out of the [[Raptor]] later on and it doesn't run, you'll see see it kind of loped, it kind of saunters out of the Raptor.

	This scene with ~~Romo, the~~ relationship between Romo and Lee is a really interesting one and the character of Lampkin himself is really something that is crafted by [[Michael Angeli]], who wrote this episode. I did not take a pass at this episode, this is Angeli's work. He has a very interesting and distinctive voice ~~when he writes~~, Michael, in how he writes ~~characters~~ and what he brings to the party. Romo Lampkin was such a fully realized, interesting creation from the very first, from the first draft. Which we made substantial changes to along the way because all these shows		This scene with Rom- The relationship between Romo and Lee is a really interesting one and the character of Lampkin himself is really something that is crafted by [[Michael Angeli]], who wrote this episode. I did not take a pass at this episode, this is all Angeli's work. He has a very interesting and distinctive voice, Michael, in how he writes character and what he brings to the party and Romo Lampkin was such a fully realized, interesting creation from the very first, from the first draft. Which we made substantial changes to along the way because all these shows get changed a lot. The one thing that didn't really change was Romo. And Romo was just always interesting and different and there was someth- fun and fascinating about- about this man and he stood in sharp contrast to most of our other players.
	get changed a lot. The one thing that didn't change was Romo. Romo was just always interesting and different and there was ~~just something~~ fun and fascinating about this man and he stood in contrast to ~~sort of~~ most of our other ~~characters~~.

	Terry: You know that's one of the things I would say about him~~. He~~'s so different ~~from anyone~~ we've ~~really~~ seen on this show before.		Terry: You know that's one of the things I really would say about him is that he's just completely different than anything we've seen on this show before.

	RDM: I would like to know what Romo's been doing out there in the fleet, ~~I'd like to sort of backtrack and see what he's been doing. I'm sure it was right on the line between legality and ethics. It's an interesting character and I think Mark's a great choice.~~		RDM: He's very different. You feel li- I would like to know what Romo's been doing out there in the fleet,

	Terry: I'm going to be very interested to see what the lawyers have to say.		Terry: Yeah. 'Cause you think it's si- it must be significant.

			RDM: I'd like to sort of backtrack and see- He's been doin' somethin'. And I'm sure it was right on the edge of legality and ethics. And it's an interesting character and I think Mark's a great choice.

			Terry: I'm going to be very interested to see what the lawyers have to say about this.

	RDM: We spent an awful lot of time dealing with the legalisms on this show.		RDM: We spent an awful lot of time dealing with the legalisms on this show.
Line 154:		Line 157:
	RDM: You know, that's a high standard, truth is that's a high standard.		RDM: You know, that's a high standard, truth is that's a high standard.

	Terry: I love Law and Order		Terry: I love Law and Order.

	RDM: Law and Order's one of the best legal shows in TV. That's the end of the act.		RDM: Law and Order's one of the best legal shows in TV. That's the end of the act.

Steelviper: /* Act 1 */ herding cats

2008-04-23T13:54:27Z

Act 1: herding cats

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:54, 23 April 2008
Line 86:		Line 86:
	I liked this sequence a lot. This is where Lee is in the ready room, dealing with the pilots and seeing that, you know,that he's not quite himself. I didn't comment on the- on the earlier scene earlier in the tease, where you saw that [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was drunk and beside himself, just standing up on the Viper and falls off and breaks his leg. In the in- early drafts of this we had actually opened the show with Lee and Anders both going to the [[Memorial hallway\|memorial wall]] to put Kara's picture on the wall, like Lee had promised. And in the midst of that, a fight broke out between the two men. That their anger and emotions about what had- the traumatic event- They vented on each other and it turned into a literal brawl. And we decided not to do that 'cause it- it just felt too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. And it seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone. The reason for their rivalry was gone, and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another, if anything, in their mutual mourning.		I liked this sequence a lot. This is where Lee is in the ready room, dealing with the pilots and seeing that, you know,that he's not quite himself. I didn't comment on the- on the earlier scene earlier in the tease, where you saw that [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was drunk and beside himself, just standing up on the Viper and falls off and breaks his leg. In the in- early drafts of this we had actually opened the show with Lee and Anders both going to the [[Memorial hallway\|memorial wall]] to put Kara's picture on the wall, like Lee had promised. And in the midst of that, a fight broke out between the two men. That their anger and emotions about what had- the traumatic event- They vented on each other and it turned into a literal brawl. And we decided not to do that 'cause it- it just felt too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. And it seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone. The reason for their rivalry was gone, and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another, if anything, in their mutual mourning.

	This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, slotted to be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and die at the end and have Lee take over. ~~That~~ was when we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin got a three episode deal out of this.		This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, was slotted to just be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and then he was gonna die at the end and have Lee take over. And that was when, again, we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin, got a three episode deal out of this.

	Terry: The wonderful Mark Sheppard.		Terry: The wonderful Mark Sheppard.

	RDM: The wonderful Mark Sheppard who's a friend of ours. This scene originally opened with a long speech of Lampkin's. It was shot, it opened ~~about~~ a speech about fear and what fear does to people~~, the~~ fear of Baltar, ~~the~~ fear of being Baltar's lawyer etc., what it was doing to people. I opted to cut it ~~because~~ it just seemed like the wrong intro~~, it~~ was much more interesting to ~~open~~ with a guy in sunglasses not saying anything.		RDM: The wonderful Mark Sheppard, who's a friend of ours. This scene originally opened with a long speech of Lampkin's. It was shot, it opened with a speech about fear and what fear does to people. And that- fear of Baltar, and fear of being Baltar's lawyer etc., what it was doing to people. And I opted to cut it 'cause it just seemed like the wrong intro for him. It was much more interesting to start with the guy in sunglasses not saying anything.

	The [[Lance\|cat]], a cat makes its entrance into ''Galactica'' for the first time.		The [[Lance\|cat]], a cat makes its entrance into ''Galactica'' for the first time.

	Terry: It looks an awful lot like our cat.		Terry: Which looks an awful lot like our cat.

	RDM: It looks a bit like one of our cats. If I had known, truth to tell, about the online fascination slash obsession with "Jake the Dog" I would've opted to make Romo Lampkin Jake the Dog's owner—		RDM: It looks a bit like one of our cats. If I had known, truth to tell, about the online fascination slash obsession with "Jake the Dog" I would've opted to make Romo Lampkin Jake the Dog's owner—
Line 100:		Line 100:
	Terry: Oh, I know.		Terry: Oh, I know.

	RDM: —and use the dog ~~for~~ the whole sequence. 'Cause the whole gag is the pet is the.		RDM: —and use the dog through the whole sequence. 'Cause the whole gag is that the pet is the-

	Terry: ~~This was~~ shot before ~~that~~?		Terry: Was this shot before then?

	RDM: Yeah.		RDM: Yeah. I didn't- I wasn't aware of any of those-

	Terry: I'm sorry everyone.		Terry: You didn't know about it then? I'm sorry everyone.

	RDM: ~~The~~ gag is that it's the from his dead wife~~. He~~ keeps ~~her~~ around out of respect of her memory, but he hates the cat, which I like. That he just can't stand the cat, puts ~~her~~ in a bag and carries ~~her~~ around everywhere he goes. [[Robert Young]], who directed this, however, hated the cat~~, begged~~ me to cut the cat.		RDM: But the gag is that it's- the cat is from his dead wife and he keeps it around out of respect for her memory, but he hates the cat, which I like. That he just can't stand the cat and he puts it in a bag and carries it around everywhere he goes. [[Robert Young\|Bob Young]], who directed this episode, however, hated the cat. Kept begging me to cut the cat.

	Terry: Never shoot with a cat.		Terry: Never shoot with a cat.
Line 114:		Line 114:
	RDM: Never shoot with a cat, never shoot with animals.		RDM: Never shoot with a cat, never shoot with animals.

	Terry: Well, dogs at least you can train.		Terry: It's the worst. Well, dogs at least you can train.

	RDM: Yeah, you can train dogs. ~~I remember when I was working on [[w:Star Trek\|Star Trek]], [[w:Data (Star Trek)\|Data]] had a cat. There used to be five cats, and each cat did exactly one trick:~~ the ~~cat that would jump in Data's lap, the cat that'd lie down, the cat that would eat the food, the cat that would lie down. You had to have all 5 cats on the stage~~.		RDM: Yeah, you can train dogs. Cats are the worst.

	Terry: You were lucky you had the budget. I did a movie, we only had a budget for one cat. So it was 8 hours waiting for a cat to walk across ~~the~~ room.		Terry: You can't. They're awful.

			RDM: I remember when I was on [[w:Star Trek\|Star Trek]]-

			Terry: God. Ugh.

			RDM: -[[w:Data (Star Trek)\|Data]] had a cat. There used to be five cats, and each cat did exactly one trick: the cat that would jump in Data's lap, the cat that would lie down, the cat that would eat the food, the cat that would meow. And you had to have all 5 cats on the stage in order to do one sequence.

			Terry: You were lucky you had the budget. I did a movie, we only had a budget for one cat. So it was 8 hours waiting for a cat to walk across a room.
	It was a nightmare, how many cats did you have on this?		It was a nightmare, how many cats did you have on this?

Steelviper: /* Act 1 */ link memorial wall

2008-04-23T13:34:12Z

Act 1: link memorial wall

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:34, 23 April 2008
Line 84:		Line 84:
	RDM: Act 1-We- In [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine with a lock <indistinguishable> person or not, which, of course, is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they determine that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications for how they should be treated and what the legal rights etc etc. Which was also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] to be a person, given her a Colonial uniform. It went to the he- And also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he had participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major- major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like that the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done and that wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that really ta- dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama and watched [[Romo Lampkin]], who's coming up here in a few minutes, and how he handled the case.		RDM: Act 1-We- In [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine with a lock <indistinguishable> person or not, which, of course, is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they determine that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications for how they should be treated and what the legal rights etc etc. Which was also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] to be a person, given her a Colonial uniform. It went to the he- And also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he had participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major- major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like that the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done and that wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that really ta- dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama and watched [[Romo Lampkin]], who's coming up here in a few minutes, and how he handled the case.

	I liked this sequence a lot. This is where Lee is in the ready room, dealing with the pilots and seeing that, you know,that he's not quite himself. I didn't comment on the- on the earlier scene earlier in the tease, where you saw that [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was drunk and beside himself, just standing up on the Viper and falls off and breaks his leg. In the in- early drafts of this we had actually opened the show with Lee and Anders both going to the memorial wall to put Kara's picture on the wall, like Lee had promised. And in the midst of that, a fight broke out between the two men. That their anger and emotions about what had- the traumatic event- They vented on each other and it turned into a literal brawl. And we decided not to do that 'cause it- it just felt too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. And it seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone. The reason for their rivalry was gone, and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another, if anything, in their mutual mourning.		I liked this sequence a lot. This is where Lee is in the ready room, dealing with the pilots and seeing that, you know,that he's not quite himself. I didn't comment on the- on the earlier scene earlier in the tease, where you saw that [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was drunk and beside himself, just standing up on the Viper and falls off and breaks his leg. In the in- early drafts of this we had actually opened the show with Lee and Anders both going to the [[Memorial hallway\|memorial wall]] to put Kara's picture on the wall, like Lee had promised. And in the midst of that, a fight broke out between the two men. That their anger and emotions about what had- the traumatic event- They vented on each other and it turned into a literal brawl. And we decided not to do that 'cause it- it just felt too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. And it seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone. The reason for their rivalry was gone, and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another, if anything, in their mutual mourning.

	This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, slotted to be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and die at the end and have Lee take over. That was when we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin got a three episode deal out of this.		This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, slotted to be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and die at the end and have Lee take over. That was when we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin got a three episode deal out of this.

Steelviper: /* Act 1 */ changes from verification

2008-04-23T13:31:38Z

Act 1: changes from verification

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:31, 23 April 2008
Line 84:		Line 84:
	RDM: Act 1-We- In [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine with a lock <indistinguishable> person or not, which, of course, is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they determine that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications for how they should be treated and what the legal rights etc etc. Which was also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] to be a person, given her a Colonial uniform. It went to the he- And also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he had participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major- major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like that the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done and that wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that really ta- dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama and watched [[Romo Lampkin]], who's coming up here in a few minutes, and how he handled the case.		RDM: Act 1-We- In [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine with a lock <indistinguishable> person or not, which, of course, is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they determine that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications for how they should be treated and what the legal rights etc etc. Which was also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] to be a person, given her a Colonial uniform. It went to the he- And also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he had participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major- major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like that the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done and that wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that really ta- dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama and watched [[Romo Lampkin]], who's coming up here in a few minutes, and how he handled the case.

	I liked this sequence a lot~~, his~~ is where Lee is dealing with the pilots and ~~Lee is~~ not ~~really~~ himself. I didn't comment on the ~~other~~ scene earlier in the tease, ~~when we see~~ [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] drunk and beside himself on the Viper and he falls off and breaks his leg. In the early ~~draft~~ of this ~~show~~ we had actually opened with Lee and Anders both going to the memorial wall ~~putting the~~ picture up on the wall as Lee had promised. In the midst of that a fight broke out between the two men~~, that~~ their anger and emotions of the traumatic event~~; they~~ vented on each other and it turned into a ~~real~~ brawl. We decided not to do that ~~because~~ it ~~seemed~~ too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. ~~It just didn't seem like~~ it ~~gave you any real juice to the show. It~~ seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone ~~the~~ reason for their rivalry was gone and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another if anything in their mutual mourning.		I liked this sequence a lot. This is where Lee is in the ready room, dealing with the pilots and seeing that, you know,that he's not quite himself. I didn't comment on the- on the earlier scene earlier in the tease, where you saw that [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was drunk and beside himself, just standing up on the Viper and falls off and breaks his leg. In the in- early drafts of this we had actually opened the show with Lee and Anders both going to the memorial wall to put Kara's picture on the wall, like Lee had promised. And in the midst of that, a fight broke out between the two men. That their anger and emotions about what had- the traumatic event- They vented on each other and it turned into a literal brawl. And we decided not to do that 'cause it- it just felt too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. And it seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone. The reason for their rivalry was gone, and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another, if anything, in their mutual mourning.

	This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, slotted to be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and die at the end and have Lee take over. That was when we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin got a three episode deal out of this.		This is the introduction to Romo Lampkin who was initially, in early conversations, slotted to be a one-episode role. He was going to be in this episode, get Lee going on the trial and die at the end and have Lee take over. That was when we decided that was too much of a stretch, so we opted to keep him alive. So [[Mark Sheppard]], who plays Romo Lampkin got a three episode deal out of this.

Steelviper: /* Act 1 */ changes from verification

2008-04-23T13:16:38Z

Act 1: changes from verification

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:16, 23 April 2008
Line 82:		Line 82:
	==Act 1==		==Act 1==

	RDM: Act 1-We in [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine ~~whether~~ or not, which is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they ~~decide~~ that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications on how they should be treated and what ~~their~~ legal rights etc etc. Which is also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] as a person ~~since he gave~~ her ~~the~~ Colonial uniform. It also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done~~. That~~ wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama~~. Watch~~ [[Romo Lampkin]] and how he handled the case.		RDM: Act 1-We- In [[Lee Adama\|Lee]]'s pursuit of [[Caprica-Six]] it was going to be actually a lot of him going into the interrogation room one on one with Caprica Six; talking to her trying to determine with a lock <indistinguishable> person or not, which, of course, is very controversial in the ''Galactica'' world, once they determine that [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] are people it had other implications for how they should be treated and what the legal rights etc etc. Which was also complicated by the fact that [[William Adama\|Adama]] had designated [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] to be a person, given her a Colonial uniform. It went to the he- And also went to the heart of the backstory between Caprica-Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]], she was going to give up the fact that he had participated in the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|destruction of the colonies]], that was going to be a major- major piece of testimony that she may or may not give. We shied away from that storyline ultimately because it felt claustrophobic on the one hand. It also felt like that the issues were not as relevant as the trial itself, that it was a lot of him digging for backstory from Caprica-Six that the audience already knew. They already knew what Baltar had done and not done and that wasn't really what was most interesting in the show. So we opted to go with this other route that really ta- dealt with the aftermath of [[Kara Thrace\|Kara]]'s death on Lee and Adama and watched [[Romo Lampkin]], who's coming up here in a few minutes, and how he handled the case.

	I liked this sequence a lot, his is where Lee is dealing with the pilots and Lee is not really himself. I didn't comment on the other scene earlier in the tease, when we see [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] drunk and beside himself on the Viper and he falls off and breaks his leg. In the early draft of this show we had actually opened with Lee and Anders both going to the memorial wall putting the picture up on the wall as Lee had promised. In the midst of that a fight broke out between the two men, that their anger and emotions of the traumatic event; they vented on each other and it turned into a real brawl. We decided not to do that because it seemed too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. It just didn't seem like it gave you any real juice to the show. It seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone the reason for their rivalry was gone and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another if anything in their mutual mourning.		I liked this sequence a lot, his is where Lee is dealing with the pilots and Lee is not really himself. I didn't comment on the other scene earlier in the tease, when we see [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] drunk and beside himself on the Viper and he falls off and breaks his leg. In the early draft of this show we had actually opened with Lee and Anders both going to the memorial wall putting the picture up on the wall as Lee had promised. In the midst of that a fight broke out between the two men, that their anger and emotions of the traumatic event; they vented on each other and it turned into a real brawl. We decided not to do that because it seemed too expected to have them fight and it just didn't seem to like it gave you any real juice in the show. It just didn't seem like it gave you any real juice to the show. It seemed much more interesting to play them in sympathy with one another. That after Kara had died their rivalry was gone the reason for their rivalry was gone and that the two men would have to gravitate towards one another if anything in their mutual mourning.

Serenity: or let's use stalwart

2008-02-27T23:30:24Z

or let's use stalwart

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:30, 27 February 2008
Line 13:		Line 13:
	\|scotch= [[w:Highland Park Single Malt\|Highland Twenty-five]]		\|scotch= [[w:Highland Park Single Malt\|Highland Twenty-five]]
	\|smokes=		\|smokes=
	\|wordoftheweek=[[m-w:~~serendipity~~\|~~serendipity~~]]		\|wordoftheweek=[[m-w:stalwart\|stalwart]]
	\|rdm= Y		\|rdm= Y
	\|mrsron= Y		\|mrsron= Y

Serenity at 23:29, 27 February 2008

2008-02-27T23:29:04Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:29, 27 February 2008
Line 13:		Line 13:
	\|scotch= [[w:Highland Park Single Malt\|Highland Twenty-five]]		\|scotch= [[w:Highland Park Single Malt\|Highland Twenty-five]]
	\|smokes=		\|smokes=
	\|wordoftheweek=		\|wordoftheweek=[[m-w:serendipity\|serendipity]]
	\|rdm= Y		\|rdm= Y
	\|mrsron= Y		\|mrsron= Y

Catrope: download link

2008-02-27T21:31:50Z

download link

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:31, 27 February 2008
Line 3:		Line 3:
	\|season=3		\|season=3
	\|episode=18		\|episode=18
	\|download link=		\|download link= http://media.scifi.com/battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/318/bsg_ep318_FULL.mp3
	\|local=		\|local=
	\|posted date=		\|posted date=

Catrope: {{podcast data}}

2008-02-27T21:30:31Z

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-{{podcast
+{{Podcast Data
-|author=Steelviper
+|special=
 |season=3
-|episode=I
+|episode=18
 }}
 == Teaser ==
 RDM: Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], here to welcome you to the podcast for what we call episode seventeen, "[[The Son Also Rises]]". I am joined here in my lovely home by my equally lovely wife, [[Terry Dresbach|Mrs. Ron]]-

Serenity at 18:46, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T18:46:32Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:46, 26 July 2007
Line 50:		Line 50:
	Terry: So the legal system, such it may have been, before everything that has gone on, may not necessarily be what they're pulling from in this case.		Terry: So the legal system, such it may have been, before everything that has gone on, may not necessarily be what they're pulling from in this case.

	RDM: Yeah. I mean, we have always proceeded on the assumption that the legal system is a very fragile thing, in the ''Galactica'' universe. That there— they have probably precious few lawyers. That there's really no police force. There's no real force, other than [[Colonial Fleet\|Adama's military]].		RDM: Yeah. I mean, we have always proceeded on the assumption that the legal system is a very fragile thing, in the ''Galactica'' universe. That there— they have probably precious few lawyers. That there's really no police force. There's no real force, other than [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Adama's military]].

	Terry: So you keep the gist of the law, but not the letter.		Terry: So you keep the gist of the law, but not the letter.