Ugh. Why did he announce it to the whole crew before going down and checking it out first? That was stupid. But, yay hugging! I guess people were bound to look out the windows and see a big, blue planet down there.
I’m glad they let the 6s wear coats and pants this time, instead of sending them down to Earth in their slinky, black cocktail dresses.
Okay. Here we go! I wonder where they filmed Ugly Earth. Canada? Malibu at low tide? Hard to tell. Everyone’s so cold and depressed, it reminds me of my family camping trips. Low-level radiation, nuked 2,000 years ago. Yikes! Maybe it’s Utah. Poor Laura. She’s more confused than Sarah Palin on a turkey farm.
First commercial!
Back. They left Starbuck behind to wander around. Wreckage. Blue film wash. Uh oh. It’s Kara’s ship.
Everyone digging in the sand and checking out the bones. What’s this? Is it a sand bucket? No! It’s a Centurian helmet! The 13th Tribe was Cylon! Holy frak! Earth was a Cylon planet!
Tyrol interfaces with a rock and has a vision of the Studio City farmer’s market. Dualla is getting a lot of face time, first as babysitter, then comforting Lee. So something must be up with her. Might put some money down that she won’t survive this episode. Back on Cylon Earth, Kara stalks angrily through the grass. Does she ever NOT stalk somewhere angrily? Yup, as guessed by a million fanboys, Kara comes face to face with her charred remains. She knows it’s her charred remains because of the overprocessed bleach job. Okay, I forgive her for stalking around angrily.
Commercial! The guy in the Verizon commercial looks so familiar. Did I have sex with him? Sorry. See how fun it is watching TV with me?
Back. Anders goes scavaging around, looking for antiques, I guess. He finds a chunk of guitar. Maybe from Cylon Guitar Hero? Tyrol and Anders meet up and talk about the good old days. Two thousand years is a long time to space out...in space. Back on Galactica, Laura burns her Pythian prophesy manual and cancels her treatments and realized she’s been wrong about everything since the series began. That’s how I felt about Cavemen.
Back on Cylon Earth, Kara has the rare opportunity to attend her own funeral. Starting a big fire on a nuked planet seems insensitive, but she carries on, having her second Luke Skywalker moment of the episode.
Lee and Dee go on a date, because I guess that’s what you do when all your hopes and dreams have been dashed. Smooching ensues, which makes me think she’s a goner. Lee looks disappointed and wishes he were kissing a man instead, maybe me. Speaking of gays, Gaeta notices Dee is glowing. Gaeta leaves without killing Dee, as she slips further into reverie. Then bam! Holy frak! Did I call it or what? Dee blows her frakkin’ brains out. Is that blood? It’s awfully dark and oily.
Commercial. Eat KFC and win!