Cyloni zostali stworzeni jako roboty mające służyć ludzkości. Jednak zbuntowali się i ewoluowali, zupełnie upodobniając się do ludzi. Ich plan był prosty i zakładał całkowitą eksterminację rasy, która chciała ich zniewolić. Kiedy okazało się, że niszczycielski atak Cylonów przetrwała garstka niedobitków, agresorzy zostali zmuszeni do improwizacji. "Battlestar Galactica. Plan" opowiada historię dwóch potężnych cylońskich przywódców, działających oddzielnie, ale absolutnie zdeterminowanych by ukończyć swą niszczycielską misję.
When the final credits rolled on the end of
Battlestar Galactica’s final season, you could be forgiven for thinking that’s your lot. Granted, there was one hell of an ending to wrap your head around, but the tale had pretty much been told. Or, as it turned out, it’d
nearly been told. For
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan wraps up the plot element that had never been fully addressed by the show during its run: just how did the Cylons put their dastardly scheme together in the first place.
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan sets about answering that question with the help of lots of footage from the show across its run. Skilfully weaving new events around scenes that seasoned Battlestar fans will know oh-so-well, The Plan confidently fills in some of the gaps, and further fleshes out the Cylons are three-dimensional foes of extreme danger.
Is it a satisfying TV movie that comes out of the end of it? Just about, yes. It’s hard to argue that The Plan is entirely necessary, as all it adds is a little bit of gravy over the top of the main dish if anything. But it’s still a fun, clever addition to the Battlestar Galactica universe, and satisfyingly digs more and more into the plans of the Cylons that kickstarted the whole series off. --Jon Foster
