Kevin's Watch

I meant, what do you think is the reason for Caprica and Baltar seeing versions of each other in their heads?

Given that there is no chip in Baltar's head, and that we don't know if Baltar is a Cylon yet Six is, I am inclined to think it might be because Baltar is a Cylon. Though I also think it is actually something supernatural. It seems Baltar's selfish, atheistic view is complimented by Six's religious one; and Caprica Six's selfless view is complimented by her Gaius vision's selfish view. Perhaps in that light it's God's work.

However, it seems obvious to me that Baltar's phantom Six has been manipulating him so that humanity settles on New Caprica. Perhaps the visions are Cylon-induced?

And yet, if it wasn't for Caprica having an inner Baltar, there would be as much argument for it being in his head as anything else. His Six so often gives him exactly what he wants. She fits pretty well the idea of her as a projection of his subconscious.
I thought after viewing the miniseries that Baltar was probably a Cylon. I held to that through the entire run, until Downloaded, after which I had to start working things out again from the beginning, because it didn't fit. I still haven't been able to pull enough of the different sides together into a solid idea of what's going on.
(The craziest idea I have on it is a "crossed wires" hypothesis. When Caprica and Baltar died together in the attack (supposing that they did), their proximity to one another and the effects of the nuclear blast caused their downloads to get mixed up, such that each of them acquired some tiny piece of the other's mind around which their head-Baltar and head-Six were constructed. This is one of the theories that season 3 seems to deny.)
Your 'hand of god' idea is intriguing. The series does put a lot of weight into its religious aspects, and the push against those elements that is given through certain characters (Baltar especially) is growing weaker as the series goes on and the evidence mounts...

I can believe in gravity plating easier than I can believe that he honestly thought he was lying. And I just can't take Lee seriously in that suit. All he needs is a 50's style hat with a big purple feather sticking out of it and the look will be complete.

After all the mistakes he made when his sons were growing up, and all that's happened since the destruction of the colonies, you'd think Adama would believe his son when he says he didn't know, rather than call him a liar when he says he didn't know about Ellen, and say he has no integrity so he doesn't want him serving anymore anyway. Adama's the one who gave Apollo the law books, for crying out loud! Stupic #$%^!

Anyway, I wonder what the fleet's gonna do now, without Apollo and Starbuck.

But what about Roslyn having breast cancer again? I sure didn't see that coming!