Katee Sackhoff "Ask Katee" Home Edition Part 5

Katee takes time to answer more fan questions in part five of her ongoing "Ask Katee" series of Q & A's.
In this episode she discusses Dana Walsh and her role on 24, dropping her motorcycle and what is the worst aspect of a project.

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clip produced by HKL Films and Fly Free Productions
Directed by Justin Berger for HKL Films
http://www.hklfilms.com

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• katee sackhoff
• 24
• dana walsh
• motorcycle
• acting
• battlestar galactica
• starbuck
• fans
• q and a

[neox5452]

She's a great actress, perfect with Starbuck, cool in Bionic Woman, Good in 24 but the writing was really bad, I'm waiting to see her on a TV show!! Go Katee!!

[Ladco77]

@sdmoranii "bona fiscalia”  Latin for "public property"

[sdmoranii]

What does the tattoo say? Katee seems to try to hide it.

[19NORGE78]

I'll visit the online store if you visit fordfairlaneblue on eBay!

[OzzybanOswald]

She seems nice enough. But I know she's still evil.

Mama didn't (and isn't continuing to) raise no (40-year-old) fool. No sir.

[EICHOLZtheEXPERT]

I think her character changed when they found out the show wasn't coming back because I don't think she was meant to be a mole at the beginning of the season. Remember she was about to turn herself in why would she do that if she was a mole?

[thhall459]

Thank you Katee for continuing to do "Ask Katee". I love all of your work, but especially your BSG work. I'm still amazed at how the apparently random "cute athletic girl" running around Battlestar Galactica rapidly became the most important character of the entire series. To everyone's delight, you became more compelling in your portrayal of Kara, all the way to the bitter, messy end. I really hope to see you become more successful continually. Oh, and I always watch out for motorcyclists!

[gedgetips]

I started out riding dirt bikes as a mere youth, and this may have saved my life by helping me learn how to handle things like wet surfaces, manage falls, and stay aboard when airborne in highway situations where such problems arose quickly without expectation. You can't be doing anything very close to motocross with your bike, but suspect you could benefit in both fun and safety training to travel dirt roads in mountain areas, learning how to deal with things like sand, mud, streams, etc.

[gedgetips]

There was a certain disconnect in the Dana character between the earlier person struggling to maintain the job via getting involved with a rather convoluted and risky robbery scheme, and the later dedicated radical mole kick-ass character who quickly dished out death to dispense with problematic persons. Given your own lack of information about where this was going, I bet this would have not been a difficult transition for the audience to accept had the writing been worked out fully in advance.