Podcast:The Woman King - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)" to "[[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol"

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: fixing link

2008-08-27T22:47:09Z

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	I totally dig- digging this [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]]. I haven't begun to hallucinate, but I'll let you know if I do. It's an old wives tale about absinthe. Which we studied quite a bit in my days at [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]]. One of our characters loved absinthe, drank it all the time. Always wanted to try it. Now I have the real deal. Why am I talking about alcohol? Because it's absinthe and I'm going mad. I'm going mad, here on the podcast. Sorry.		I totally dig- digging this [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]]. I haven't begun to hallucinate, but I'll let you know if I do. It's an old wives tale about absinthe. Which we studied quite a bit in my days at [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]]. One of our characters loved absinthe, drank it all the time. Always wanted to try it. Now I have the real deal. Why am I talking about alcohol? Because it's absinthe and I'm going mad. I'm going mad, here on the podcast. Sorry.

	Here is the actual woman [[King]]. The relationship between Helo and the woman King was an interesting one, I think, in theory more than it was in actuality. I wish- I guess if I could go back and mess around with this episode more, I would try to detail out a little bit more of the finer subtleties of sh- this woman was and her relationship with Helo. I wish she had a little bit more of a relationship with Helo. But that- I don't know. I'm not sure that I have an easy answer to that. But that's an area that I would want to tweak and mess with a little bit.		Here is the actual woman [[Portia King]]. The relationship between Helo and the woman King was an interesting one, I think, in theory more than it was in actuality. I wish- I guess if I could go back and mess around with this episode more, I would try to detail out a little bit more of the finer subtleties of sh- this woman was and her relationship with Helo. I wish she had a little bit more of a relationship with Helo. But that- I don't know. I'm not sure that I have an easy answer to that. But that's an area that I would want to tweak and mess with a little bit.

	I like these glimpses of Helo and [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]]'s home life. It was- it feels very natural. It feels very real. I believe that this is where they live. I believe that this is their behind closed doors relationship. This is how they hang out and deal with their lives on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] and it's nice. I think this- Sharon and Helo are probably the most believable couple that we really have. That's in part because we've watched the relationship develop over such a long period of time and the way it began and the specifics of it all. But it's also just a testament to the natural chemistry between the two actors, between [[Grace Park\|Grace]] and [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]. They really- they've been playing scenes together for so long and they have such an innate understanding of one another's rhythms and who they are that it's really a pleasure to watch them do this kind of work. Oh, and here's [[Terry Dresbach\|Mrs. Ron]]. Home at last with Chester, our dog.		I like these glimpses of Helo and [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]]'s home life. It was- it feels very natural. It feels very real. I believe that this is where they live. I believe that this is their behind closed doors relationship. This is how they hang out and deal with their lives on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] and it's nice. I think this- Sharon and Helo are probably the most believable couple that we really have. That's in part because we've watched the relationship develop over such a long period of time and the way it began and the specifics of it all. But it's also just a testament to the natural chemistry between the two actors, between [[Grace Park\|Grace]] and [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]. They really- they've been playing scenes together for so long and they have such an innate understanding of one another's rhythms and who they are that it's really a pleasure to watch them do this kind of work. Oh, and here's [[Terry Dresbach\|Mrs. Ron]]. Home at last with Chester, our dog.

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 == Teaser ==
 Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.

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2007-04-19T11:02:57Z

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2007-03-06T17:52:20Z

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	We played a lot with [[Michael Robert\|the doctor]]'s character and why he was doing what he did and what was really going on there. I think part of the problem of this episode is on some level this episode isn't really saying anything new. I mean, it's- what's the message of the show? Prejudice is bad. Racism is bad. Tribalism is bad. People die. You don't want to be that guy. It's not a new message. It's not a provocative message. It's a standard TV idea. That our hero discovers the truth that somebody is- has hidden racism and that is actually acting on it and people are dying, so the hero stops him from doing that. It's a perfectly valid trope. There's nothing really wrong with it. It just doesn't- it doesn't lift the show into a new realm, I guess, is my point. I don't think it's a f- I don't think it's a problem episode. I don't think it's a bad episode. I li- I think it's well executed. I think it's a great episode for [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]. I think that it's great to see [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]- it's great to see Tahmoh carry a whole show.		We played a lot with [[Michael Robert\|the doctor]]'s character and why he was doing what he did and what was really going on there. I think part of the problem of this episode is on some level this episode isn't really saying anything new. I mean, it's- what's the message of the show? Prejudice is bad. Racism is bad. Tribalism is bad. People die. You don't want to be that guy. It's not a new message. It's not a provocative message. It's a standard TV idea. That our hero discovers the truth that somebody is- has hidden racism and that is actually acting on it and people are dying, so the hero stops him from doing that. It's a perfectly valid trope. There's nothing really wrong with it. It just doesn't- it doesn't lift the show into a new realm, I guess, is my point. I don't think it's a f- I don't think it's a problem episode. I don't think it's a bad episode. I li- I think it's well executed. I think it's a great episode for [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]. I think that it's great to see [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]- it's great to see Tahmoh carry a whole show.

	Here we are, back in [[Joe's bar]]. I love the fact that we're back in Joe's. Ooh, [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] out of uniform. Racetrack out of uniform looks fantastic. Good to see [[Charlie Connor\|Connor]] again. Connor from [[New Caprica Resistance\|the resistance]], all of you remember. And this is us starting to use the bar a little bit more. This was another of the justifications for having- for setting up Joe's bar at all was that we could get back to these kind of scenes a little easier if they're on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] than you ever could on ''[[Cloud 9]]''. Of course, we'd always had the rec room. Pilots and people were always hanging out in the rec room to an extent, but it's nice to have a change of pace.		Here we are, back in [[Joe's bar]]. I love the fact that we're back in Joe's. Ooh, [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] out of [[uniforms (RDM)\|uniform]]. Racetrack out of uniform looks fantastic. Good to see [[Charlie Connor\|Connor]] again. Connor from [[New Caprica Resistance\|the resistance]], all of you remember. And this is us starting to use the bar a little bit more. This was another of the justifications for having- for setting up Joe's bar at all was that we could get back to these kind of scenes a little easier if they're on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] than you ever could on ''[[Cloud 9]]''. Of course, we'd always had the rec room. Pilots and people were always hanging out in the rec room to an extent, but it's nice to have a change of pace.

	In this scene I feel like- I think we pushed a little too hard in terms of the racial animosity from [[Galen Tyrol\|Tyrol]] and some of the other guys towards the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron\|Sagittarons]], especially as it was something that we had never really said in the show. So I think that's- we pushed a little too hard here, but we had to push hard here because had to make point of it because it was a new idea in the show. So it's one of those damned if we do, damned if we don't kinda things.		In this scene I feel like- I think we pushed a little too hard in terms of the racial animosity from [[Galen Tyrol\|Tyrol]] and some of the other guys towards the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron\|Sagittarons]], especially as it was something that we had never really said in the show. So I think that's- we pushed a little too hard here, but we had to push hard here because had to make point of it because it was a new idea in the show. So it's one of those damned if we do, damned if we don't kinda things.

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	== Teaser ==		== Teaser ==
	Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.		Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.

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	== Teaser ==		== Teaser ==
	Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.		Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.

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	== Teaser ==		== Teaser ==
	Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.		Hello, and welcome to the podcast. I'm [[Ronald D. Moore]], executive producer and developer of [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|the new ''Battlestar Galactica'']], and this week we're here to discuss episode thirteen, "[[The Woman King]]." Coming to you from a small cabin in the [[w:Russian River (California)\|Russian River]]. [[Terry Dresbach\|Terry]] and I are ensconced for a few days. But the podcast must be served, so here we are. There's no Scotch for this particular gathering. I'm having actual [[w:Absinthe\|absinthe]], from a secret location overseas. You can actually get this fine substance in the United States, despite rumors to the contrary. And so absinthe is the drink. (Takes a drink.) From my [[w:Carnivàle\|Carnivàle]] days, gave me a taste for it. And we won't discuss- be discussing the smokes this week.

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	Oh this is- I'm sorry. This is where the deleted scene went. I think the deleted scene at the end of tonight's episode is actually an extension of this epis- of this scene. Not the earlier one. Easy to get them confused 'cause the actors are sitting in exactly the same positions.		Oh this is- I'm sorry. This is where the deleted scene went. I think the deleted scene at the end of tonight's episode is actually an extension of this epis- of this scene. Not the earlier one. Easy to get them confused 'cause the actors are sitting in exactly the same positions.

	This scene had a little bit more meaning when it was also the added layer of [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]'s having been the officer that cried wolf all that time and [[William Adama\|Adama]] having personally not listened to him, but it still plays. It plays within- the context of this episode. I like that Adama's the kind of leader that apologizes to his men face to face. Yeah, see? See~~? That~~'s nice. It's nice that he just salutes and leaves, but that was the cut. I think that was the moment where Helo actually told Adama. I'm pretty- I'm positive know that I've seen it again, that that's the moment when Helo told Adama that he had let the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] die.		This scene had a little bit more meaning when there was also the added layer of [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]'s having been the officer that cried wolf all that time and [[William Adama\|Adama]] having personally not listened to him, but it still plays. It plays within- the context of this episode. I like that Adama's the kind of leader that apologizes to his men face to face. Yeah, see? See, that's nice. It's nice that he just salutes and leaves, but that was the cut. I think that was the moment where Helo actually told Adama. I'm pretty- I'm positive know that I've seen it again, that that's the moment when Helo told Adama that he had let the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]] die.

	Now our fair hero back, back in the bosom of his family.		Now our fair hero back, back in the bosom of his family.

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	We played a lot with [[Michael Robert\|the doctor]]'s character and why he was doing what he did and what was really going on there. I think part of the problem of this episode is on some level this episode isn't really saying anything new. I mean, it's- what's the message of the show? Prejudice is bad. Racism is bad. Tribalism is bad. People die. You don't want to be that guy. It's not a new message. It's not a provocative message. It's a standard TV idea. That our hero discovers the truth that somebody is- has hidden racism and that is actually acting on it and people are dying, so the hero stops him from doing that. It's a perfectly valid trope. There's nothing really wrong with it. It just doesn't- it doesn't lift the show into a new realm, I guess, is my point. I don't think it's a f- I don't think it's a problem episode. I don't think it's a bad episode. I li- I think it's well executed. I think it's a great episode for [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]. I think that it's great to see [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]- it's great to see Tahmoh carry a whole show.		We played a lot with [[Michael Robert\|the doctor]]'s character and why he was doing what he did and what was really going on there. I think part of the problem of this episode is on some level this episode isn't really saying anything new. I mean, it's- what's the message of the show? Prejudice is bad. Racism is bad. Tribalism is bad. People die. You don't want to be that guy. It's not a new message. It's not a provocative message. It's a standard TV idea. That our hero discovers the truth that somebody is- has hidden racism and that is actually acting on it and people are dying, so the hero stops him from doing that. It's a perfectly valid trope. There's nothing really wrong with it. It just doesn't- it doesn't lift the show into a new realm, I guess, is my point. I don't think it's a f- I don't think it's a problem episode. I don't think it's a bad episode. I li- I think it's well executed. I think it's a great episode for [[Karl Agathon\|Helo]]. I think that it's great to see [[Tahmoh Penikett\|Tahmoh]]- it's great to see Tahmoh carry a whole show.

	Here we are, back in [[Joe's bar]]. I love the fact that we're back in Joe's. Ooh, [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] out of uniform. Racetrack out of uniform looks fantastic. Good to see [[Charlie Connor\|Connor]] again. Connor from [[New Caprica Resistance\|the resistance]], all of you remember. And this is us starting to use the bar a little bit more. This was another of the justifications for having- for setting up Joe's bar at all was that we could get back to these kind of scenes a little easier if they're on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] than you ever could on ''[[Cloud 9]]''. Of course, we'd always had the rec room. Pilots and people were always hanging out in the rec room to an extent, but it's nice to have a change of pace.		Here we are, back in [[Joe's bar]]. I love the fact that we're back in Joe's. Ooh, [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] out of [[uniforms (RDM)\|uniform]]. Racetrack out of uniform looks fantastic. Good to see [[Charlie Connor\|Connor]] again. Connor from [[New Caprica Resistance\|the resistance]], all of you remember. And this is us starting to use the bar a little bit more. This was another of the justifications for having- for setting up Joe's bar at all was that we could get back to these kind of scenes a little easier if they're on [[Galactica (RDM)\|''Galactica'']] than you ever could on ''[[Cloud 9]]''. Of course, we'd always had the rec room. Pilots and people were always hanging out in the rec room to an extent, but it's nice to have a change of pace.

	In this scene I feel like- I think we pushed a little too hard in terms of the racial animosity from [[Galen Tyrol\|Tyrol]] and some of the other guys towards the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron\|Sagittarons]], especially as it was something that we had never really said in the show. So I think that's- we pushed a little too hard here, but we had to push hard here because had to make point of it because it was a new idea in the show. So it's one of those damned if we do, damned if we don't kinda things.		In this scene I feel like- I think we pushed a little too hard in terms of the racial animosity from [[Galen Tyrol\|Tyrol]] and some of the other guys towards the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron\|Sagittarons]], especially as it was something that we had never really said in the show. So I think that's- we pushed a little too hard here, but we had to push hard here because had to make point of it because it was a new idea in the show. So it's one of those damned if we do, damned if we don't kinda things.