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Originally posted by chrisisall:
Classic BSG ending:
In MY imagination, the transmission in Hand Of God was over 200 yahrens old, and when Earth is found by the Galactica, it is suitably advanced technologically to help destroy Baltar's invading Cylon army.
Yet the Cylon threat is not gone completely...

What's YOUR take?

AND- can anyone who read Richard Hatch's books recommend them?
I'd *love* to get & read them if they really tie up all the plot lines.

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I think you are right on the money with your interpretation, as I thought the same thing. I remember getting chills watching the transmission at the end of the episode. When it was canceled I was very much hoping for some "tv movies" to continue the story. They were mega popular at the time, and for crying out loud BG was about 60% 2 hour episodes(2-parters) anyway. The series just begged to continue. Instead we got that 1980 mess(which I admit is comfort food, but nothing more).
Never read any Hatch's books. They may be great. Too busy on still searching for the 'perfect' Trek novel, as I have heard some TNG novels put the series to shame.

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70's TV FOREVER

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Originally posted by OPPYH:
The series just begged to continue. Instead we got that 1980 mess(which I admit is comfort food, but nothing more).

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Originally posted by Jongsstraw:
Jolly and Stringbean would have come out of the colonial closet, proclaimed their love to all, and invited everyone to their joyous celebration featuring plenty of ambrosia and victuals.

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