Podcast appearances and mentions of kara thrace

Here we are at part 1 of the season one finale, already! In this episode, we have the discovery of where it all began for the peoples of the 12 colonies, some gross behavior from Lee Adama, some Raider stealing from Kara Thrace, and the beginning of the end for this version of Sharon "Boomer" Valerii. Send us your thoughts at galacticaactuallypodcast@gmail.com Intro and Outro music by The Weekend Pilots on YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Kara Thrace proves why she's the best pilot in the fleet by crawling inside a Cylon Raider and getting herself off of a desolate moon. Intro and Outro music by The Weekend Pilots Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ready to revisit THE Starbuck episode of the third season? Marc and Tricia are joined by writers Bradley Thompson and David Weddle as they discuss Kara Thrace's nervous breakdown (and major mommy issues) in BSG Season 3 Episode 17: "Maelstrom."

1. Boxkampf auf der Galactica. 2. Rückblicke auf Neu-Caprica. 3. Lee Adama liebt Kara Thrace. 4. Kara Thrace liebt Lee Adama. 5. Wer hätte das gedacht.

Angel Season 3 Recap & BSG 3x13 "Taking a Break from All Your Worries"

At this point, even Miles has to admit that this multiversal space war thing is getting a little out of hand. As the judge, all he had to do was come up with a reason for Zoe Washburne, the bad-ass ex-military first officer of Serenity, to get into a contest with Kara Thrace, aka Starbuck, the best Viper pilot on the Galactica. You know, something that would test their skills at maneuvering through war zones, locating critical objectives, and generally caving in the skulls of anyone who gets in their way. It should have gone smooth. It never goes smooth. Now, in a bizarre scenario unfolding on the surface of Arrakis (aka Dune), our heroines (without the advantages of either a Firefly-class transport ship or a Battlestar) must fight their way through a 'splosion-riddled combat theater featuring the Roughnecks, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and the various classes of warrior from Team Fortress 2! Will Zoe use the time-honored techniques of dirt-throwing and throat-slitting to be the first to reach the shiny blue briefcase just full to bursting with intelligence? Or will Starbuck show everyone why she's the frakking harbinger of doom? Celine Modschiedler and Neal Butler guest star as two ordinary people swept up in a tidal wave of sheer insanity, forced to rise to the challenge of a world that no longer makes any sense by allowing the most awesome versions of themselves to come to the forefront and fight back! In other words, they're both basically Bruce Campbell.

J.'s having a day of jubilee -- "Burn the Witch" is a great song -- and it can't be ruined! Though Battlestar Galactica is gonna try pretty hard, with three episodes -- "Dirty Hands," "Maelstrom," and "The Son Also Rises" -- that deal with the three constants of life: death, lawers, and labor relations. Watch Adama threaten to murder Cally as the writers kind of forget out to write characters in the rush to make a (confusing) political point! In the meantime, we talk about Elementary's latest, "The Invisible Hand," in which Moriarty is replaced by...Moriarty?

This episode, Mary Anne Intercepts Apollo and Starbuck from Battlestar Galactica: Jamie Bamber and Katee Sackhoff.