Yeah... you heard me. This week we get into an episode called The Farm, where Starbuck is shot in the street, abducted from her loved ones who have no idea what happened to her or if she's even alive, taken to an unknown holding facility, and held without her consent because reasons. Oh, I suppose from the Cylon point of view, she's a criminal who invaded their home illegally even though they now occupy it by means of genocide.

Wow! Good thing this is fiction, right? Frakking hell.

Anyway, and LA listeners that would like to come out and meet us, I'll have a booth for my art and woodworking via ART IN THE ALLEY on Sunday, June 22nd at Enegren Brewing.  444 Zachary St # 120, Moorpark, CA 93021 enegrenbrewing.com⁠ and on June 28th I'll have another booth with the Wallflower Market in Glendale. 10% of all vendor profits from that market go to charity, specifically those effected by ICE.

Happy Frakkin Friday Folks! Are you ready to get your frak on? Because while LA is burning through its own Resistance (Seriously, Frak ICE, deplorable sons of whores), Battlestar Galactica had its own Resistance on multiple fronts. From fighting and frakking toasters, to resisting martial law (Good gods, how is it this episode came out during this time? we recorded this in February! There's no intentional correlation! what the ever loving frak?!?!)

**sigh** this week on Battlestage Theatrica, I continue walking Chester through the show I should have made him watch when we were in our formative years. Its okay, we're still young! Though after covid, the strikes, the fires, and now The Bell Riots (yeah, I frakking said it!!) I really am starting too feel old. I shouldn't feel this old!

That's right folks, this Frakkin Friday Chester learns that Starbuck and Bo Katan are in fact played by the same actress, Katte Sackhoff, who ironically is not even this fine episode of television. Unlike Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars is something Chester watched all on his own! So he should have known better.... send your hate mail to [email protected] to express your profound disappointment in him!

Happy Frakkin Friday Folks! Season Two continues in this part 2 of a To Be Continued... Probably didn't need to specify that, but who cares? I'm running on no sleep!

This week we tackle Valley Of Darkness which is basically Die Hard in space only the villains have no brilliant dialogue! You hear that Jesse from Open Pike Nite... Die Hard! **mic drop**

Any Los Angeles locals listening, tomorrow, 5/30/2025, I will have a booth of all my nerdy woodworking and art set up at the Old Agoura Flea Market in the AM and the 818 Night Market in the (you guessed it) PM! come on by, mention the podcast and I'll award you with a FREE piece of BSG woodworking! just a little thank you for listening and supporting! So Say We All!!!

Happy Frakkin Friday folks! The wait is over! Commander Adama is not dead... but hes not quite back yet either. Lets see how well Colonel Tigh steers the ship and how Chester handles seeing Scatterbrained for the first time! we're back for season 2 and all I can say is Buckle Up

for my local listeners, next weekend May 31, 2025 I'll have a booth with all my woodworking and artsy wares at the Old Agoura Flea Market (in the high school parking lot) so swing by, meet us, and support small business.

also, correction, I ended up on the Nemesis episode of Greenshirt, which was still a lot of fun, but instead of singing my praises for Insurrection, I tore Nemesis apart.

"Life here began out there!" This line of dialogue transcends the generations, as it is quoted by two men who portrayed Commander Adama, Edward James Olmos and Lorne Greene.

Today, we put a spin on that quote, for our podcast here began back then. While we let Commander Adama recover from Kobol's Last Gleaming, join us on a look back at Battlestar Galactica 1978, with a special twist. Unlike most episodes that Steve has scene a dozen times, this one is just as new since he hasn't seen it since he was a kid!

If you tried listening on Friday, there was a sound issue... that I have now fixed! please carry on with your listening pleasure

You know what's better than one episode of Battlestar Galactica? TWO EPISODES OF BATTLESTAR GALACTICA... and subsequently, only one episode of Battlestage Theatrica.

Happy Frakkin Friday you fine frakkin folks, this show about remembering the past 20 years takes a slightly more fresh turn as we remember last December and the splitting hangover's we had and all the family we had the next day. Therefore, you get a double feature episode (it'll be the last one, I promise).

Join me as I watch Chester watch Boomer SHOOT COMMANDER ADAMA IN THE CHEST and then cut to black! This is like the Walking Dead all over again... well, technically TWD was BSG all over again... you get the point.

To let this scene marinate, next week we'll have a special episode where we take Chester back in time to 1978 and watch the original Battlestar Galactica 1978! stay tuned

You know what's better than one episode of Battlestar Galactica? TWO EPISODES OF BATTLESTAR GALACTICA... and subsequently, only one episode of Battlestage Theatrica.

Happy Frakkin Friday you fine frakkin folks, this show about remembering the past 20 years takes a slightly more fresh turn as we remember last December and the splitting hangover's we had and all the family we had the next day. Therefore, you get a double feature episode (it'll be the last one, I promise).

Join me as I watch Chester watch Boomer SHOOT COMMANDER ADAMA IN THE CHEST and then cut to black! This is like the Walking Dead all over again... well, technically TWD was BSG all over again... you get the point.

To let this scene marinate, next week we'll have a special episode where we take Chester back in time to 1978 and watch the original Battlestar Galactica 1978! stay tuned

Welcome back to Battlestage Theatrica folks, and Happy Frakkin Friday! As if their weren't enough politics in your life, here's two guys talking about fake politics. No, this isn't Fox News, this is Battlestar Galactica '04's 11 episode, COLONIAL DAY!

You know the drill!

Happy Frakkin Friday, Fans of Battlestage Theatrica, we're back with some ACTION! Battlestar Galactica 04's "Hand of God" puts the fear of the gods into the toasters this week as the Galactica goes on the offensive. While they're doing that, Chester and I take to the stage, we see it, put it on our 3-9 line, fire countermeasures, turn hard into it... and pray!

Join us here for the laughs, speculate if Baltar has an angel on his shoulder or a monkey... no wait, the monkey on the shoulder is out of the bottle and down our throats!

Tune in to Chester's other podcast, History Loves Company https://open.spotify.com/episode/47E0VjkbvNwATxU3iw6yps

follow that up with Frak This Podcast, https://councilofgeeks.libsyn.com/, by the Council of Geeks, a group of likeminded individuals who share our format of exposing a new person to BSG.... and that's where the similarities stop... in a good way!

big thanks as usual to the Big Damn Heroes for the use of their song So Say We All https://open.spotify.com/track/7bTSGoiTgc3ThcYt4bUFWr for our theme.

Check out my store SineCera Carpentry etsy.com/shop/sineceracarpentry for my new enamel pins

SO SAY WE ALL