| The sci-fi television series, Battlestar Galactica, | | | | back to the time after Dylan was involved in a terrible |
| wrapped up its third season this week, but fans will | | | | motorcycle accident. The incident compelled Dylan to |
| have to suffer a long wait, as the new season is set | | | | start reading the bible, and consequently, the song's |
| to air in 2008. | | | | lyrics were derived mostly from bible passages that |
| And what a wait it will be, as the season finale | | | | speak of doom and the end of the world. Why Tigh, |
| generated new questions and mysteries for the | | | | Anders, Tyrol and Tory are familiar with the song is still |
| viewers to ponder on. One major plot twist was the | | | | quite vague, but one argument is that the song was |
| reappearance of Kara "Starbuck" Thrace, a Colonial | | | | used as a way to hint that the 4 characters are, in |
| Viper Pilot played by actress Katee Sackhoff. Fans | | | | fact, Cylons. After all, the song is of Earthly origins, and |
| last saw Starbuck going into a vast expanse of bright | | | | the ones responsible for the existence of Cylons are |
| light, with Apollo bearing witness to the destruction of | | | | the inhabitants of the Blue Planet. |
| her Viper and thus, believing her to be dead. How | | | | On the other hand, one part of the season finale that |
| Starbuck is brought back to life is still unknown to | | | | was quite predictable was the favorable outcome of |
| Apollo (and the viewers), but she was quick to inform | | | | the trial of scientist and researcher, Gaius Baltar. His |
| him that she has been to Earth. | | | | leadership skills were certainly flawed, but in times of |
| Another thing worth mentioning about the season finale | | | | war and crisis, Gaius did his best to ensure the survival |
| is its unexpected use of the Bob Dylan song, "All Along | | | | of his people. |
| the Watchtower." The song's history can be traced | | | | |