Plot; A con man pretends to be Starbuck's long lost Father in an effort to escape angry hit men.
Guest star Fred Astaire (Yep, that Fred Astaire) delivers a charming performance as a scoundrel in a slightly lighter episode (coming off of a rather heavy two-parter). Like the aforementioned two-parter, we get a look and a sense of the fleet beyond the Galactica. It's small stuff, but it does help to flesh out this "world" and make it more three dimensional. Along with Astaire the late great Lance LaGault stars as one of the Klingon-esque Borrelian Nomen, helping give the otherwise amusing affair some stakes and more menace. - 7/10 - Astaire apparently called up producer Donald Bellisario and asked for a small part on the show because his grandkids were big fans of the show.
Guest star Fred Astaire (Yep, that Fred Astaire) delivers a charming performance as a scoundrel in a slightly lighter episode (coming off of a rather heavy two-parter). Like the aforementioned two-parter, we get a look and a sense of the fleet beyond the Galactica. It's small stuff, but it does help to flesh out this "world" and make it more three dimensional. Along with Astaire the late great Lance LaGault stars as one of the Klingon-esque Borrelian Nomen, helping give the otherwise amusing affair some stakes and more menace. - 7/10 - Astaire apparently called up producer Donald Bellisario and asked for a small part on the show because his grandkids were big fans of the show.