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  • Battlestar Galactica -Return of Starbuck --false memory?

    EDIT. I was mistaken. see EDIT below.


    Saw this as a kid. It's where Starbuck(Dirk Benedict)crashes on a remote planet alongside a Cylon ship. He fixes one of the Cylons and they become friends. But the ending did not match my memory! I clearly recall the Cylon somehow wiring up his body to Starbuck and transferring heat to save his human pal during a cold night, dying in the process. Starbuck awakened and concluded what had happened. Didn't happen. The Cylon dies in a shoot out with other Cylons, saving Starbuck.

    They planned a sequel but never filmed it. I have distinct images in my head of the ending I saw.

    It's that Nelson Mandela with his time tricks again!

    Right?

    Why would I have this false memory? Not the first time, either.

    EDIT.

    Should have consulted COPILOT first. Rookie mistake. There was a non US version with the heat transfer scene but it was taken out for the version I just saw. Sorry, Nelson.
    Last edited by albie; 1 week ago.

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    Originally posted by albie View Post
    EDIT. I was mistaken. see EDIT below.


    Saw this as a kid. It's where Starbuck(Dirk Benedict)crashes on a remote planet alongside a Cylon ship. He fixes one of the Cylons and they become friends. But the ending did not match my memory! I clearly recall the Cylon somehow wiring up his body to Starbuck and transferring heat
    fnf game to save his human pal during a cold night, dying in the process. Starbuck awakened and concluded what had happened. Didn't happen. The Cylon dies in a shoot out with other Cylons, saving Starbuck.

    They planned a sequel but never filmed it. I have distinct images in my head of the ending I saw.

    It's that Nelson Mandela with his time tricks again!

    Right?

    Why would I have this false memory? Not the first time, either.

    EDIT.

    Should have consulted COPILOT first. Rookie mistake. There was a non US version with the heat transfer scene but it was taken out for the version I just saw. Sorry, Nelson.
    It is crazy how memory plays tricks on us with different region edits. Do you know if that heat transfer scene was included in the original theatrical release overseas or just the TV syndication run?

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