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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
: '' | : ''[[Katee Sackhoff]] ([[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]]) joins this week’s ''Galacticast'' to break down the first episode of Season 1, “[[33]].” [[Tricia Helfer|Tricia]] and [[Marc Bernardin|Mark]] (sic) join Katee (and Katee’s dogs) at her home to discuss how the episode sets the stakes for the show going forward. They also dive into the intricacies of [[James Callis]]’ ([[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]]) performance, discuss the vital role of BSG background players, Katee’s audition and whether or not fighter pilots can wear heels, sharing memories of unscripted moments on set, and much more. As an added bonus, we enjoy the tranquil sounds of Katee’s fish tank. [[So say we all]].''<ref>{{cite_web|url=https://art19.com/shows/battlestar-galacticast/episodes/a4cd8f56-4656-4ac2-9006-ee87dd943b18|title=Battlestar Galacticast: Season 1, Episode 1: 33 (with Katee Sackhoff)|date=01 January 2019|accessdate=22 October 2019}}</ref> | ||
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* {{archivelink|url= | * {{archivelink|url=https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/battlestar-galacticast-episode-4-talking-33-with-katee-sackhoff|title=BATTLESTAR GALACTICAST EPISODE 4: TALKING '33' WITH KATEE SACKHOFF}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:29, 23 October 2019
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| Posted on: | 01 January 2019 | |
| Transcribed by: | Joe Beaudoin Jr. | |
| Verified by: | Pending | |
| Length of Podcast: | 53m56s | |
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Ronald D. Moore | |
| Terry Dresbach | ||
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Tricia Helfer | |
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Marc Bernardin | |
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Katee Sackhoff | |
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Summary
- Katee Sackhoff (Starbuck) joins this week’s Galacticast to break down the first episode of Season 1, “33.” Tricia and Mark (sic) join Katee (and Katee’s dogs) at her home to discuss how the episode sets the stakes for the show going forward. They also dive into the intricacies of James Callis’ (Baltar) performance, discuss the vital role of BSG background players, Katee’s audition and whether or not fighter pilots can wear heels, sharing memories of unscripted moments on set, and much more. As an added bonus, we enjoy the tranquil sounds of Katee’s fish tank. So say we all.[1]
Takeaways
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Transcript
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External Links
References
- ↑ Battlestar Galacticast: Season 1, Episode 1: 33 (with Katee Sackhoff) (backup available on Archive.org) (in English). (01 January 2019). Retrieved on 22 October 2019.