Battlestar Galactica: The Final Cylon

by Lantean_Defender, Apr 2, 2008

The data provided, clues dropped, and more than a little speculation on the identity of the final Cylon in the Colonial Fleet.

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Facts

William Adama has a son, Lee. This implies he is not a Cylon, due to the extreme importance of the child Hera (the first hybrid).
Kara Thrace has returned seemingly from the dead. She also saw what appeared to be visions of Cylon Raiders just before she apparently died. She also claims in the trailers that she is not afraid to die.
Kara also drew images of the Temple of Five as a child
The Cylon Leoben claimed that Adama was a Cylon, never specifying which one; William was implied. However, Leoben would not know the identity of the Final Five, so this is likely a lie.
Hera's blood cured the cancer of Laura Roslin, implying a strange connection to the Cylons
Roslin also encountered a shared vision with two known Cylons, a Six and Athena (an Eight)
Lee Adama, Laura Roslin, and Kara Thrace all have a mysterious connection to the trip to Earth, each seeming to guide the colonists along by finding clues that seem hidden. The only other person to do this was Galen Tyrol, since revealed to be one of the Final Five.
One of the Final Five was recognized by D'anna Beirs, a Cylon (Three). This implies someone both known and influential.
Baltar sees an imaginary Six, and she shares the phenomenon. The two were instrumental in the destruction of the 12 Colonies.
Lee Adama encountered an odd vision of floating in water when he ejected from the Blackbird. This could symbolize the tanks the Cylons are reborn in. Also at this time he had a death wish, though this was possibly due to Kara's planned assassination of Helena Cain or due to his failure to back her up.
There is something forbidden about the Final Five, as the Cylons do not speak of them nor wish to know their identity (except D'anna). Since four of the five are members of the human fleet or government with loyalties therein, this implies the Final Five might all be important members of the Colonial Government.
Major members of the Fleet's Command Staff (Tigh), the Colonial Government (Foster), the Resistance (Anders), and the Fleet's enlisted corps and maintenance corps (Tyrol) have all been revealed to be Cylons. The untouched groups include the pilot corps (Lee or Kara), the scientific corps (Baltar), and the Council of Twelve (possibly Tom Zarek).
A Cylon Hybrid claimed that the final Cylon would emerge from a trespass of some kind and seek forgiveness
The same Hybrid claimed that Kara Thrace would lead humanity to its end
William Adama was the only one who knew of Earth at the beginning of the series
My suspects: Kara Thrace, Lee Adama, William Adama, Laura Roslin, Guius Baltar, Tom Zarek, Doc Cottle

Theories

The Final Five Cylons were created on Earth. Foreseeing that at least some of the members left behind would want to join the colonists of the 13th Colony, they were sent along with D'anna to the colonies. D'anna entered the Cylon force and the Final Five entered the Colonies themselves. This would explain the Temple of Five and its connection to the Final Five.

Those six then had their memories repressed so as not to reveal their true nature. However, as the Fleet nears Earth, they begin to either remember or are somehow triggered from Earth to remember. This explains the revelation of the four on Galactica and D'anna's sudden ability to clearly see and remember the faces of the Final Five.

This explains why the Cylons don't know the identities of the Final Five. It also explains the sudden revelation of the identities of the Final Five to D'anna and the four.

This implies that the Four might now know the identity of the last Cylon.

It also implies that the final Cylon is instrumental to guiding the Fleet to Earth. Also it can be assumed that the final Cylon is in a very important role and thus did not come to the gym with the others to investigate the music.

It could also be that the final Cylon knows the truth and has known all along.

Possible people: William Adama, Lee Adama, Kara Thrace, Doc Cottle

Unlikely Suspects: Guius Baltar, Laura Roslin, Tom Zarek
The Final Five were the first Cylons created by the Colonists. These Five were created for the purpose of serving the Colonies and leading the Centurions who would be created later (prior to the First Cylon War when the Cylons rebelled). The Final Five opposed the war and would not allow the others to continue it. Therefore all copies of the Final Five in the Cylon Collective were killed and not resurrected, and their identities were deleted from the collective memory of the Cylons.

This would explain why none of the Cylons remember, but with enough concentration, D'anna was able to see their faces once more.

This would also explain why the Final Five so far are all members of human society and the Colonial Fleet.

Possible people: William Adama, Doc Cottle

Unlikely suspects: Lee Adama, Kara Thrace, Guius Baltar, Laura Roslin, Tom Zarek
The Cylons always attempt to be more and more human. The Final Five are indeed the final five models created, only they were created too human. They were exiled and their memories purged, and their identities were deleted from the Cylon memory banks. This explains why the Cylons don't continue to create new models and also explains why the Cylons don't talk about the Final Five.

Possible people: William Adama, Doc Cottle, Lee Adama, Kara Thrace, Guius Baltar, Laura Roslin, Tom Zarek

Unlikely suspects: None

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#1 by Jovi, Apr 19, 2008

Doc Cottle is a good candidate. D\'Anna would know him from her sickbay days as a \"reporter\" embedded in the fleet.

Zarek not likley. If he were it would be a total tip of the hat to the original series for Richard Hatch to be the key to this series. Don\'t think so though.

#2 by badmaldini, Apr 20, 2008

its obviously tom zarek...

#3 by TiresiasRex, May 1, 2008

What about Dualla? (just a thought - my money is actually on Doc Cottle, the man who refuses to take sides and is all about healing - no matter what the cost).

#4 by RJB123, May 30, 2008

The hybrid never said Kara would lead the HUMANS to their end. It only said she would lead "them" to their end. That could be the cylons themselves.

#5 by brad grubbs, Jun 1, 2008

Zak Adama will most likely be the final Cylon.

#6 by Gvermont, Jun 2, 2008

If the final five were created on Earth and then joined the colonies. What are the odds that they survive the attack on Caprica and find themselves on Galactica?

My theory is that the final five are the final models, and they are the closest to being human because they're clones. Clones of those who were captive on New Caprica. All five were originally human, abducted killed and recreated as Cylons.

#7 by Cavehand, Jun 9, 2008

They are some daft comments (minus TiresiasRex)

will either be dualla, rosslin or baltar

#8 by Apollo, Jun 21, 2008

If you read about the new Series Caprica, it talks about Will Adama's sister, who was the first proto-cylon....may be its her?

#9 by Aslynn, Jun 25, 2008

Interesting but sorry folks, no cigar.

As most Battlestar addicts I’ve been wondering who those final 5 were since early on in the series. For awhile (even before they’d started playing with the idea) I theorized it might be Baltar but then it became more and more clear this was an excellent plot devise to raise dramatic tension.

Now as a film buff and non-professional writer I must say I LOVE GOOD WRITING (and frankly prefer 1950\'s sci-fi with crummy special effects and good writing to a modern one with the reverse). One trait of good writing is the consistent, direct, and uninsulting use of foreshadowing. After watching three and a half years I’m utterly convinced the B.S. writers are guilty of this terrible, heinous crime--or more correctly, the writers aren’t opposed to fracking with us a little bit to make us think, but they’ll never give us a clear absolute unquestionable pointers then change their minds later in the series. Unlike Carter who couldn’t commit with ambiguous and misleading foreshadowing in the X-Files (one reason I stopped watching after the movie was released) I honestly don’t believe the B.S. writers would sit in a writing workshop and say, “Lets frack with those silly fans, insult their intelligence, and fill them with pointless felgercarb!”

I firmly believe they have consistently used plot, character development, rich themes, and myth to build up a believable world that, once the series is complete, can be respected in a way Battlestar 1980 isn’t (unless you\'re on the appropriate mind altering substances, of course).

Having said that I’m not going to say who it is only that there are four undeniable pieces of foreshadowing that conform to the clear cut and intelligent writing style of Battlestar:
1) Think about how the 4 cylons on the Galactica realized what they were, that\'ll give you a head start.
2) This person is not anywhere in the fleet during season 4, just as Xena pointed out.
3) This person is the only one with information necessary to the survival of all mankind--would seem kinda frivolous to tease us with that information without making use of it (something I\'d consider mediocre writing).
4) Yin and yang folks, those cunning little writers have already set up the adversarial relationship, the final struggle that will determine the fate of all mankind…oh frack me, maybe I should say womankind?

If you catch my meaning you are indeed a true Battlestar fan and likewise someone who can appreciate excellent writing, otherwise stay tuned and you\'ll get it eventually.

To the writers of the show my kudos, if you ever want help on the next series please, please, please, I want to be on that team! I really respect the scripts and likewise the intense respect for the audience as shown by your use of foreshadowing.

And yes, I may seem a little cocky, but then I’d bet good money on this one. :-)

Aslynn at greenpygmies.com

P.S. Folks, the end is not the end. All this has happened before, all will happen again. In mythos and religion death and armageddon are often metaphores for transformation as part of the wheel of life and that\'s been a theme since Six first told Baltar \"Lets shack and have a baby\". The human and cylon race will be ending as it is, yin and yang must find harmony with each other after the final battle.

#10 by Aslynn, Jun 25, 2008

One last note related to my previous posting. Browse to the sci-fi.com forum at:

http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?showtopic=2274477

Notice anything odd?

#11 by Mark, Jun 30, 2008

From a TV perspective, nobody can pack a bigger punch as the final cylon other than Head.Six, she has been staring you in the face since the first episode in the miniseries! Of course you think huh! impossible, far from it - there is a simple and comprehensive explanation for how Head.Six is the final cylon on my blog along with some other important revelations and implications. The theory is simple and firmly grounded in the show, it only requires that you interpret the term \"cylon\" in a different way and the FF, head characters and final cylon just slots into place.

http://battlestarrevealed.wordpress.com/2008/06/29/the-headsix-theory/

#12 by Marc, Jul 1, 2008

Aslynn: I really get annoyed with people who come up with their pet theories and then lay out all of their "proof" as if the clues they are giving are so obvious! I have thought long and hard about your clues trying to figure out who you are talking about, and I have come to the conclusion that you don't know what you're talking about. In clue #1, you say to think about how the four realized what they are. Well, what do you mean? They heard music. They came together. So? In clue #2, you say, incorrectly, that the person is not in the fleet during season 4 as Xena pointed out. Xena didn't point that out. She said that "only four are in the fleet", but she was referring to THAT MOMENT, not all of season 4! Regarding clue #3, I don't think there is any character who "has information necessary to the survival of all mankind". If you think it's Kendra Shaw because she heard the hybrid's profit in Razor, Starbuck heard virtually the exact same prophecy in Season 4, so Kendra's information is not exclusive. If you think it's Starbuck because she has "been to earth", the problem is that Starbuck's knowledge is not actionable, otherwise they would have already been there. Finally, there are SO MANY adversarial relationships in the show that your clue doesn't narrow it down at all. So to summarize, I think the fatal flaw in your theory is a misunderstanding of what #3 (D'anna Bears, or Xena as you call her) said regarding the fifth, plus the fact that you are making a lot of assumptions and then presenting them as concrete facts.

#13 by emperious leader, Jul 23, 2008

well I know who it is but I'm not telling. I will give a hint. "We must all pay for the things we have done or created"

#14 by matt0778, Aug 4, 2008

d\'anna said that only four of the final five are in the fleet meaning that eith the final cylon is on earth or back on the colonys or on new caprica. it is very possible that there are still hundreds even thousands alive back on the twelve colony this could include hickers like the people in anders group of people who were out in remote loctions who wernty affected by the bombs. on new caprica it is said after the big resuce that some people might still be there. on earth because that most likley where the rest of the last season will be based.
i think it might be even possible that zack adama might be a cylon.

#15 by Jake Stanish, Aug 7, 2008

When stating "facts" you should make sure they are in fact facts.

By saying Hera is the first hybrid you are assuming that reality is limited to what our contestants know. This is not true as there is clearly an over-laying plan being institued more heavily in the first half of the fourth season that nobody is truly privy too.

Furthermore. BSG writers have already shyed away from the original importance denoted on the hybrid baby by adding a couple more of them between Tyrel and Cali and Sal and "6". I suppose now all three of these hybrids are really important just like all of the cylon baseship hybrids? right? Cmon that would be stupid and uneventful! Not happening.

The writers have already admitted at the beginning of the third season they had no idea how they were ending the show and only recently( last six episodes ) things have been put on a pretty clear track to cpmpletion. Who is the final cylon. William Adama.

Why? process of elimination.

Kara - to obvious
Guyus - way to human and selfish
Roslin- Hello she had cancer! cylons are impervious to disease
as doc kottle state they have no antigens.

What about the Doc? Could it be Kottle?
That would be almost as uneventful as Fugersky(deck-hand)

Lee? hmmm he seems like a good candidate ohh wait a minute he branchs away form his father and embraces a slightly differnet life track which at the end of mid ssn 4 he shows true colors in alliancing with the cylons for a greater purpose between man and machine ... sounds more like the selfless actions of a fully grown hybrid baby boy knowing mans true destiny than a full blown cylon.

If Lee is a half Cylon . . . . then his parents are . . .wait a minute! Each half cylon(unlikely) . . or one of the was a big ole CYLON! . . . Karolyn seems misplaced(i.e. more uneventful than Kottle) although it would be cool to see another massive Olmos breakdown . . would the really make him cry again on screen and slobber on Jamie Bamber? I dont think so.

Diana - "THERE ARE FOUR IN YOUR FLEET" - FINAL EPISODE THUS FAR

WAIT!!!!

WHO WAS ON HER BASESHIP WHO OTHERWISE SHOULDNT HAVE BEEN. SOMEONE WHO CARELESSLY LET HIS EMOTIONS GET THE BETTER OF HIM LIKE EVERY OTHER CYLON DOES AND ABONDENED HIMSELF IN A HOPELESS EFFORT TO FIND THE LOVE OF HIS LIFE(Roslin) . . .its damn ADAMA.

#16 by Jake Stanish, Aug 8, 2008

Supporting information:

Why was a commander who spent so much time away from his family to invest in his military career subjected to staying on a ship(the battlestar)that was being decomissioned? Perhaps his record wasn't great do to some inner cylon activity and he just happens to be friends with another cylon (sal) for 30 years? Perhaps the two were conceived together in order to provide support and machined humanity to each other. Explains the disconnect between bamber and olmos and olmos and karolyn(his wife).

In guyus' vision why is bill adama drowning the baby?

Why is bill so strong that we whooped Lee Obins ass and kept up with Sal(a cylon) when they danced in his quarters?

He's just a strong bastard with a heart of gold and the precision decision making we'd all love to associate with ourselves?

We relate to him . . . we all want to be him . . .

Who would make a better Cylon?

#17 by malthus, Aug 10, 2008

The final cylon is the baby #6 is carrying that is fathered by Saul Tigh. Not a hybrid but a true cylon born of cylons.

#18 by Csrsteel, Aug 12, 2008

You may not like me for this, and you might think I\'m nuts.

One Ron Moore is lying, the picture is just there to throw everyone off. Admiral Adama is the 5th and final cylon. Here is my supporting evidence:

1. \"And the fifth, still in shadow, will claw toward the light, hungering for redemption that will only come in the howl of terrible suffering.\" In the last few episodes, starting with Adama allowing Starbuck to take a ship out and look for earth he has been throwing aside his professionalism and letting his emotions control his actions. A key statement he made to justify allowing Starbuck to search for earth is \"he wants to believe\" in the people around him and in earth. Starbuck is like a daughter to him (now he wonders if she a cylon). In this past episode you see his best friend of over 30 years break his heart, you see that he would rather risk death alone in a raptor than to loose Roslin (after he put the fleet at risk). When he finds out that Saul is a cylon he looses it and makes some statements about earth \"it\'s a joke\", but then they find it and again another ray of hope torn down when they land on it. Soon he will loose Roslin to cancer, unless there is a change. The combination of all of these things is terrible suffering for a man wanting to believe but is only offered disappointment. \"What have I done, sent all those people to die and for what?\"

2. Three, states that there are 4 cylons in the fleet at this time I am certain Adama is on the basestar, why does she let him go and no one else. (Respect for her unwitting final cylon) At the battlestar landing dock after D\'eana talks to President Adama, three asks Admiral Adama if he agrees with the plan. Why even ask, it seems to me that if he would have said something else she would have listened to the Admiral vs. the President. D\'anna knows that the final cylon is still in shadow this is why she does not push the issue, maybe she is aware that he still has to come to that awareness but must respect him.

3. There would be no greater way to so unify the fleet and the cylons than to have a revered war hero with a proven track recordeaand earned respect finally discover who he is and leads them all. One of the reasons Kobol was thrown into war and the 13th colony split is becasue of their belief in one god, or leader, king. Admiral Adama fits that so well. 3 of the final five (cylon leaders) are military and have worked with him and under his command for years the only exception would be Tori. I don\'t think she would oppose Adama in any way (if Adama were the final cylon)

4. Now the upcoming Caprica show, Even though Admiral Adama\'s father fought productions of the cylons, I think that I\'ve read that Admiral Adama\'s sister is a cylon, I think that he is the one not his sister. (very iffy I know, but I read it somewhere that his sister was a cylon after she died in an accident she was replaced with a cylon)

5. When Tigh and the Admiral get in a fight the Admiral did very well. We saw that Tori can muster up super human strength, but in this fight it seemed as if Adama had the upper hand. At Ragnor station (season 1) Adama fights a Leoben and wins at well not bad for a 40+ maybe even early 50\'s human, maybe.

6. He survives a very close range shot, and he did take two close range bullets and recovered very well.

7. At a point (in season 1) a captured Leoben model is talking with Apollo, he asks Apollo how he got such a prestigious call name, Leoben mentions that Apollo in colonial religion is the son of Zeus. This would fit in with my theory that Commander Adama is the final cylon.

8. I think the male hybrid in Razor is an older model of Commander Adama, yes far fetched but I think it is him.

#19 by Michael Taylor, Aug 26, 2008

the final cylon is Romo Lampkin. They find him on Earth in Season 4, episode 16

#20 by Csrsteel, Aug 27, 2008

Wheres your evidence?????????? Tell me where you read that or who told you, I supported what I think. What about doing the same!!

#21 by John Doe, Aug 28, 2008

I support what he says, if you follow the show it is a logical conclusion

#22 by Crystal Ball, Aug 29, 2008

Romo Lampkin makes sense, how did you find out it was him?

#23 by Big Bang, Aug 29, 2008

I love how everyone has these big drawn out conclusions, all boring with no prove. I would like to know why you think its Romo Lampkin, I have thought he would be a good choice, do you have connections to the show, where did you find out, your statement makes me believe you have some inside info.

#24 by Taylor, Aug 30, 2008

I have read on a few websites that Romo Lampkin was the final cylon, I guess it makes sense, especially based on the origional series and the part Romo has played in the new series

#25 by Csrsteel, Aug 30, 2008

Romo Lampkin would not be a good choice, the dead cat scene did throw me for a loop but, who knows. What websites support this theory, I wanna read something to back up your post. I don't beleive it is him, supposedly clues have been left on who it is from season 1.

#26 by Csrsteel, Aug 30, 2008

Again a good point from another forum, Romo was in the fleet at the time when D'anna made the statment that there were 4 cylons in the fleet. Again Roslin, Baltar, Commander Adama, Helo, and many other minor characters (non cylon, supposedly human) were in the basestar and not the fleet. So two conclusions cylon is in earth or on the basestar. Again why only release Adama, out of respect for who he is? When they land on the battlestar and D'anna is talking with President Adama, they come to an agreement and she looks over at Commander Adaman and asked him if he is ok with that plan. Again why? It almost seemed like if he would have suggested something different she would have listened to him vs. President Adama.

#27 by Michael Taylor, Aug 31, 2008

Just wait, I know for a fact Romo Lampkin is the final cylon, you will see in episode 16, there will be a flash back scene at the time Romo confronts Adama on Earth, In the Episode Sine Qua Non , Romo leaves the fleet, he is drawn to Earth because of the Cylon civil war.
The creaters of the show cannot keep everyone from knowing the outcome.

#28 by Christopherr, Sep 4, 2008

I bloody well hope it isn\'t Romo Lampkin... Ugh, boring!

#29 by Christopherr, Sep 4, 2008

Did anyone notice that just before Kara died, when she was reassuring Lee that it was 'Ok', to let her go, she said 'They're waiting for me'....

Who pray tell?

I have an inkling it might be her. Perhaps the final five are programmed to transmit their consciousness to Earth when they die.

Kara also mysteriously reappeared in the Ionian Nebula at precisely the same time the other four of the final five were activated.

And as for 'And the fifth, still in shadow, will claw toward the light, hungering for redemption that will only come in the howl of terrible suffering' - It's Kara all over...The whole 'Leoben' vision she had before she died, the physical and emotional abuse of her mother, due apparently to her mother feeling she was special, and yet Kara running from her, leaving her mother to die alone, thus running from her destiny and her pain, and her guilt, gaining redemption within her vision, laying things to rest, accepting her destiny and promptly dying.. clawing towards the light you might say... to experience the space between life and death (a very cylon thing to experience)... It wasn't Leonben in her dreams, he actually says he never said it was... I think it was the cylon God.

If it's not Kara... they have some explaining to do... hehe :D

#30 by Christopherr, Sep 4, 2008

And what's more...

I think the final cylon has to be female... if not, they're all boys apart from Tory, which seems a little unbalanced, and not in keeping with the Battlestar's theme of strong female characters.

In fact, if not, the whole cylon race would be a little imbalanced, with 4 girls and 8 boys... hmmm

#31 by Christopherr, Sep 4, 2008

One last thought (and then I\'ll go to bed, I promise) Does anyone know the relevance of the missing model number 7?

We have a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, then 8... they\'re the known 7

If the model numbers continue in numerical order we\'d end up with a 13th model.. assuming the final 5 have model numbers.

Of course model 7 could be one of the 5

...It\'s all so confusing... I can\'t cope

#32 by Michael Taylor, Sep 5, 2008

You guys don't get it, Romo Lampkin is that final cylon, I worked on the progect.

#33 by Michael Taylor, Sep 5, 2008

You guys don't get it, Romo Lampkin is the final cylon, I worked on the project

#34 by Csrsteel, Sep 5, 2008

Again Starbuck was on the galactica when #3 mentions that there are only 4 on the fleet. There were a few on the basestar, supposedly Romo was off on earth. How they never detected a ship leave is yet to be revealed. But if I take your word for it that it was Romo, I think he sucks as the final cylon. It really not a character that we have grown to love, or hate. He's just been there. I HATE THE PERSON WHO DECIDED TO AIR THE FINAL PART OF BATTLESTAR IN 2009, WHAT BOULDERDASH!!!

#35 by Michael Taylor, Sep 6, 2008

Romo Lampkin is suppose to be the equivalent of Count Iblis from the origional series. If you remember, Count Iblis was cast away from the Ship of lights. Well in the new Battlestar Galactica he doesn't have magical powers, he is the final cylon, and the oldest one. If you remember the cylon numbers actually have no meaning. How Romo gets off the Galactica undetected will also be explained in episode 16 as well. Hope I didn't spoil too much for you.

#36 by Csrsteel, Sep 8, 2008

It has not because we really don't know, only way you can totally persuade me is with VIDEO!!!!!! :). How closely did you work on the project, (evil grin).

#37 by letoisagirlsname, Sep 11, 2008

um d;anna could have been lying when she said only 4 are in the fleet.

#38 by Csrsteel, Sep 11, 2008

umm... yes she could have been. Damn you! :)

#39 by Michael Taylor, Sep 15, 2008

I was close to the project

#40 by Csrsteel, Sep 16, 2008

LIES!!!!! prove it. Where is the video?

#41 by Michael Taylor, Sep 17, 2008

There is no chance I could get a copy of the episode. You will see when episode 16 airs.

#42 by Brinkman, Sep 18, 2008

Dude Michael Taylor is the co-executive producer of BSG. and you ain't him.

#43 by Tim, Sep 18, 2008

In response to the evidence that is given at the top of this page, I would like to point out that I believe D'Anna would recognize Dr. Cottle. I support this statement by pointing out the fact that they were both on New Caprica during the occupation. Moreover, there is a scene in one of the first episodes of season three were both have a conversation concering the fact that the Doc is treating human and cylons, which is interesting in itself. Also, I believe he is more likely to be a cylon then someone like Billy because he is atleast still alive, and appears in numerous epsiodes. However, I believe Moore indicated that the final cylon is not in the fleet, leaving some doubt in my mind that Cottle is actual the final cylon.

#44 by Michael Taylor , Sep 24, 2008

I know who he is , I never said I was him.

#45 by Michael Taylor , Sep 24, 2008

But it did take all you huge fans long enough to recognize the name. All I said is I worked on the project in Vancouver, and that I know who the final cylon is. That is all the information I have shared. You do not have to believe me, but when episode 16 airs you will see I have been telling you the truth. You can sit and analyse the first part of season 4 all you want, but I have told you what you all have been asking.

#46 by Whatever, Oct 16, 2008

Here it is! The final cylon is _ _ _ A_ _ _ _

#47 by nick, Oct 22, 2008

Cally is the final cylon.

#48 by Csrsteel, Nov 3, 2008

Well, I was sure it was Commander Adama a few months ago, but this weekend I saw an episode where they find the rebel cylon basestar. While in the hybrids chamber she keeps saying "the children of the one reborn shall find their own country" who was the one reborn? Starbuck, I had a theory that the male hybrid was Adama, but right now the only one in the story line that is definetly reborn is starbuck. How are they her children don't know but I know that her ovaries were removed for a reason, maybe a reason to be revealed. And yes she is in the dam pict. But again just a thought. Jan is getting closer :)

#49 by superdifficult, Nov 14, 2008

I hate to tell you this Michael Taylor but you are a wrong.

1. Ronald D. Moore has said "It won’t be a guest-star." - Romo Lampkin is hardly a regular having only been in four episodes.

2. Bradley Thompson stated that they knew who the final cylon was going to be from the end of season one. Romo Lampkin has only been on the show since season 3 episode 18.

#50 by Tinsey, Nov 16, 2008

My money's on Cally. She's female, she was not in the fleet when Six said there were only four in the fleet (having been airlocked in a previous episode), and she went crazy when they reached the Ionian nebula.

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