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Based on the transcript of wireless chatter posted on [[Talk:Fireball]], it seems obvious that Spinner bought the farm in that episode, regardless of what may or may not have befallen [[Fireball]] himself. It's now clear to me that the "CAG Roster" that Sci-Fi offered during the first season can not be considered a cononical source. Thus, I see no problem in mentioning Spinner's death in combat here, unless it is explicitly contradicted in a later episode. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 23:07, 3 February 2006 (EST) | Based on the transcript of wireless chatter posted on [[Talk:Fireball]], it seems obvious that Spinner bought the farm in that episode, regardless of what may or may not have befallen [[Fireball]] himself. It's now clear to me that the "CAG Roster" that Sci-Fi offered during the first season can not be considered a cononical source. Thus, I see no problem in mentioning Spinner's death in combat here, unless it is explicitly contradicted in a later episode. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 23:07, 3 February 2006 (EST) | ||
:Well I figured since one pilot from Strike Force One bought it and three from Strike Force Two bought it, it was likely that Spinner survived. The subtitles just make it look like he was the one saying 'No Joy' right before exploding, but after watching the [[Scar]] subtitles, it looked like [[Duck]] was attacking the Cylons and got himself killed when it was really [[BB]]. I thought it was Spinner because his name was referenced as the speaker, but the same thing was done with Duck accidentally being substituted for BB, so Spinner wasn't the one who died. Am I being too confusing here? I can clarify. --Ltcrashdown 23:11, 3 February 2006 (EST) | |||
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Did Spinner Survive "The Hand of God"?
Based on the transcript of wireless chatter posted on Talk:Fireball, it seems obvious that Spinner bought the farm in that episode, regardless of what may or may not have befallen Fireball himself. It's now clear to me that the "CAG Roster" that Sci-Fi offered during the first season can not be considered a cononical source. Thus, I see no problem in mentioning Spinner's death in combat here, unless it is explicitly contradicted in a later episode. --Peter Farago 23:07, 3 February 2006 (EST)
- Well I figured since one pilot from Strike Force One bought it and three from Strike Force Two bought it, it was likely that Spinner survived. The subtitles just make it look like he was the one saying 'No Joy' right before exploding, but after watching the Scar subtitles, it looked like Duck was attacking the Cylons and got himself killed when it was really BB. I thought it was Spinner because his name was referenced as the speaker, but the same thing was done with Duck accidentally being substituted for BB, so Spinner wasn't the one who died. Am I being too confusing here? I can clarify. --Ltcrashdown 23:11, 3 February 2006 (EST)