Props to the marine who willingly gave his life for the second most hated man in the fleet. Putting his oath and dedication to his service above any personal feelings or reservations he may have, all for the sake of preserving their system of law and order, and by extension civilization. That’s soldiering.
FFS. Kelly's character was ruined by this storyline. Cut Lompkin's throat with Baltar's after the trial if you lose. You do NOT kill innocent people and a hero Cylon who saved the fleet multiple times (!), just to kill Baltar!
If I remember the episode correctly, the bomb that killed the first lawyer (who Romo replaces) could have killed Racetrack and Skulls too. He definitely had a preference for Lee.
Well, you need some kind on an indicator that the triggering mechanism is live to be able to handle the bomb safely. Considering that he wanted to conceal the fact that he was constructing those devices, he needed to use whatever components he could get his hands on incognito. He could just use a multimeter, but 2 years into it a working one might not be easy to get you hands on if you're not repair crew.
Classis nod to seafaring traditional when the ships cat jumps ship. The reality is that cats (and rats) know when a ship is unseaworthy as they hate water.
The attorney had some good luck. He had a good fast-acting guard working with him. That guard was good and he knew what he was doing and it's a shame he had to lose his life over it. Also, thank goodness for that cat. Animals are smart.They know what they are doing. Without that cat, lots of people would be dead and a lot of scraps more then everywhere. And maybe leaving more then half whole in the size in a ship.
the better question is, do you really think Apollo discovered the bomber? When would Romo have pocketed the bomb piece? When getting onto the raptor, and immediately his cat, stored in his bag gets loose, getting him out of that situation. As a criminal defense lawyer defending "the worst of the worst" as Lee puts it, do you think he might know something about explosive devices? Romo understands peoples perceptions... "serious catches on in a courtroom." We also know by the end of the trial that he didn't need the cane as much as he was relying on it throughout the trial. He leaves it on the door frame and walks away. Do you think that, knowing what he picked up, Romo would get himself out of the raptor situation, but hold his tongue in the hopes of a better outcome? Avoiding a bomb sounds slimy, being hurt by one in the defense of your client.... And then, after taking a chance and being harmed "in defense of his client" he encourages Lee to open his bag and look through it. Do you still think Apollo discovered the bomber?
Props to the marine who willingly gave his life for the second most hated man in the fleet. Putting his oath and dedication to his service above any personal feelings or reservations he may have, all for the sake of preserving their system of law and order, and by extension civilization. That’s soldiering.
A fellow Sharpe lover?
@@sammileham9334 in all honesty I’ve only seen clips of it, but yeah.
Instantly what I thought "Sharpe " 😂
But could he fire three rounds per minute in any weather?
So Say We All.
The cat saved the day.
Not often you can say that, right?
The cat is the One True God.
@@roystonlodge That's because the cat came back.
Bring in the cat.
They always do!
I wish we got more Romo and Apollo.
Could have been a great civilian duo arc.
Hehe never realised he was a kleptomaniac at first. Adds so much depth to his character.
I like how Kelly tried to keep Apollo from boarding the Raptor. It showed he cared about his shipmates despite his hatred for Baltar.
Not so much that he wasn't perfectly willing to kill the pilot and the guard.
@@ClickBeetleTV not all of them. Just Apollo
no he Liked the OLD mans son , too. because he was Human & very *valuable* not Sharon copy or the Guard.
FFS. Kelly's character was ruined by this storyline. Cut Lompkin's throat with Baltar's after the trial if you lose. You do NOT kill innocent people and a hero Cylon who saved the fleet multiple times (!), just to kill Baltar!
If I remember the episode correctly, the bomb that killed the first lawyer (who Romo replaces) could have killed Racetrack and Skulls too. He definitely had a preference for Lee.
A more vital question is, why did they put a blinking red light on their bomb?
Or better yet a beeping noise 😂
Hollywood hype. For freek effect, not realism.
To be fair I don’t think that was what tipped them up.
Well, you need some kind on an indicator that the triggering mechanism is live to be able to handle the bomb safely. Considering that he wanted to conceal the fact that he was constructing those devices, he needed to use whatever components he could get his hands on incognito.
He could just use a multimeter, but 2 years into it a working one might not be easy to get you hands on if you're not repair crew.
Classis nod to seafaring traditional when the ships cat jumps ship. The reality is that cats (and rats) know when a ship is unseaworthy as they hate water.
The attorney had some good luck. He had a good fast-acting guard working with him. That guard was good and he knew what he was doing and it's a shame he had to lose his life over it. Also, thank goodness for that cat. Animals are smart.They know what they are doing. Without that cat, lots of people would be dead and a lot of scraps more then everywhere. And maybe leaving more then half whole in the size in a ship.
6:34 Question... Why? Answer... Because it's almost impossible to make a functional envelope with the corners cut off.
By the Gods i loved this show
Some one set us up the bomb
We get signal
What !
2 of my top 5 most favorite characters in supernatural right on another show
Kelly was a good man, a very brave man to.
Frakin' quick thinking by the Marine.
the better question is, do you really think Apollo discovered the bomber? When would Romo have pocketed the bomb piece? When getting onto the raptor, and immediately his cat, stored in his bag gets loose, getting him out of that situation. As a criminal defense lawyer defending "the worst of the worst" as Lee puts it, do you think he might know something about explosive devices? Romo understands peoples perceptions... "serious catches on in a courtroom." We also know by the end of the trial that he didn't need the cane as much as he was relying on it throughout the trial. He leaves it on the door frame and walks away. Do you think that, knowing what he picked up, Romo would get himself out of the raptor situation, but hold his tongue in the hopes of a better outcome? Avoiding a bomb sounds slimy, being hurt by one in the defense of your client.... And then, after taking a chance and being harmed "in defense of his client" he encourages Lee to open his bag and look through it. Do you still think Apollo discovered the bomber?
Callie was right about second chances..
Put Olsson and Penikett in the same scene and my ovaries just dunno what to do with themselves...
He just couldn't just get in bed with the toasters or their buddies
Kelly doth protest too much, methinks.
Boys Kane is coming to get you.