BSG Samuel Anders Moments of Perfection

Excerpt from Season 4, Episode 19: "Daybreak" (Part 1) First Aired: 3/13/2009

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[thatcher81]

What a stud.

No television show in history has ever crafted such poetry tied to action.

Well Done.

[phobc]

So true. x)

[knoxvilleguy2]

In his flashback with the reporter, he looks around before talking to the reporter, almost if he's about to share a " deep, dark mysterious " secret with her, that he's not just a jock.

His scientific background is shining through. Too bad he had to pilot the Galactica into the Sun.....

[FreeFlowingJuices]

You and everyone else on this planet, whether they know it or not. That's why they put it there, that's why somebody uploaded that section, and why so many people came to you tube to watch it.

OK, enough about you. Let's talk about me now.

[LionelMessi1337]

In the end, he was connected to perfection. Literally.

[Noctis411]

Very beautiful and inspiring monologue.

[slammy001]

It was scary watching this when it was on TV the first time. Ander's ambition mirrors my own.

[Zigzag4me]

Probably not, but I did consider journalism as a career after watching this scene.

[Stiverton]

I understand what the writers were trying to get at.  There is something intoxicating about pushing your body and mind to the limits of human perfection. I have felt this feeling while playing competitive games like Soccer or Halo.

[solocitizen]

So true

[skotnoctis]

This speech was inspiring.

[HisDivineShadow245]

Do sports journalists normally conduct interviews with athletes when said athletes are taking a bath? o.O

[knoxvilleguy2]

He reached the end of his road, he slipped his surly bonds & did become connected with everything after all.

I compared to Marcus Cole of Babylon 5, but at the end of that series, he was still waiting in a cryonics unit. The analogy / comparison broke down.