RDM interview with a spoilers...

RDM Spoilers

"I think one of the conceits of the show is that the Cylons know humanity inside and out. They see themselves as the children of humanity. We don't really play the Cylons sort of like Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation, the android who was always grappling to understand humanity. The Cylons understand the dynamics, the emotional complexities. Even if they struggle to experience them perfectly, they do get it."

And like the Cylons, Moore has a plan. Future episodes include "Downloaded," a Cylon point-of-view story that explores the Baltar-Six relationship where fans discover that the sexy, cool, robo-babe (Tricia Helfer) could be as delusional as her human boyfriend.

In "Scar," a Cylon raider keeps killing Colonial pilots, forcing Starbuck (Katee Sackhoff) to go after "the shark in the water." And in the second-season finale, Moore promises "a big twist and a very different direction" for the show against the backdrop of a newly discovered, habitable planet (not Earth) and the question: Should they stay?

Source: The Secret Cylon

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