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* can it be that Adame commandes the Battlestar Valkyrie just for this one mission? | * can it be that Adame commandes the Battlestar Valkyrie just for this one mission? | ||
If he does it would be no continuity error. And he said in the briefing, that he needs HIS man. | If he does it would be no continuity error. And he said in the briefing, that he needs HIS man. | ||
:That would be fanwanky. It's simply an error. I changed all other articles to assume that the mission took place ''six'' years before the Cylon attack. That fits with the document seen in the episode (although these aren't always reliable by themselves) and the dialogue established in other episodes. And there is just no reason why he would have to change ships for one mission. --[[User:Serenity|Serenity]] 05:17, 25 November 2007 (CST) | |||
Revision as of 11:17, 25 November 2007
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Added some changes to noteworthy dialogue, and summary.
I fleshed out the summary to cover Bulldog's mention of a Cylon sickness (whether real or faked,) and some more detail on Adama's understanding of how he supposedly provoked the Cylons. I also added a part of Tigh's speech to Novacek, as it gives some insight on his persistent malaise, and Adama's quip when asked about the medal, partly for humour value and partly because it sums up his attitude to the whole affair.
- can it be that Adame commandes the Battlestar Valkyrie just for this one mission?
If he does it would be no continuity error. And he said in the briefing, that he needs HIS man.
- That would be fanwanky. It's simply an error. I changed all other articles to assume that the mission took place six years before the Cylon attack. That fits with the document seen in the episode (although these aren't always reliable by themselves) and the dialogue established in other episodes. And there is just no reason why he would have to change ships for one mission. --Serenity 05:17, 25 November 2007 (CST)