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=== Of Starbuck and Chameleon ===
* Clearly, this episode is a kind of extrapolation of Starbuck's own life.  One can imagine Starbuck, further along in years, still playing pyramid and dreaming up schemes, running from people he'd tricked, and mourning the beautiful wife of his youth.  Chameleon clearly draws the connection when he compares [[Cassiopeia]] to his former spouse, and the story is set up for Starbuck and Cassiopeia to eventually get sealed.  Although clearly a Starbuck-focused episode, we do see {{TOS|Boomer}} and even {{TOS|Jolly}} in this one, and [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] has a bit of a role to play as well.  [[Fred Astaire]] pulls off the part of Chameleon with aplomb, and it is nice to see him acting in this, one of his later roles.
* It is apparent that "Starbuck" was a name given to him following the Cylon attack on Umbra, as Chameleon does not realize that Starbuck is his son by name alone.