Not flaming really, I just have a habit of posting that whenever someone needs to explain that something they said was a joke. It's been done to me too, lighten up bro.
I have not heard anything about jr being present in S10. I don't think he will though. They got enough to explain this season, let alone how he got there. But there's always the chance that I'm wrong.
As ridiculous as the post above your's is, Burnie does have a habit of lying about RvB, or at least has an innate ability to say one thing, and have another thing happen.
He said that seasons 1-5 are definitely real, but he hinted during the Inquisition that the Recollection might've been a layer down on the "Tex cycle".
What reason do we have for believing the events in the last scene of Season 9 were the 'real world'? Oh, they probably were but there are a lot of unanswered questions on how it would be possible to rescue Epsilon from a locked storage unit. There's a good reason for saying it isn't possible. So, what if 'Caboose and Sarge, the two guys who are lucky with technology, jerry-rigged an interface' is just the excuse Epsilon made up subconsciously for abadoning the Blood Gulch recollection which no longer had any hold on him? What if he's simply in a new simulation based on his memories of the more recent Blood Gulch Crew and we're about to enter a whole new iteration of the cycle, with Carolina taking the role of Tex - the distressed bad-ass who needs to be saved from herself?
If this theory is true, and I'm not saying that it does, then I'm betting that, despite the revelation at the end of Season 9, Epsilon won't be free until he saves one of The Director's victims. Tex can't be saved; he's realised that her very nature makes that impossible. Carolina though...? She might be salvable, if he works hard enough at it. So the next iteration begins.
So, what do you guys think? Am I nuts, or have I given Buck a barrel-full of bacony goodness to chew on? [Smiley8]
So he escaped from the (now possibly inner) storage unit into the outer storage unit? I like this, and understand why Carolina is replacing the role of Tex, but how would you explain Epsilon's ability to know where he would be held in the inner storage unit? I mean, if he hasn't seen it the first time, how is Epsilon able to remember where he would be held?
the show is filmed through cabooses eyes as he sees the world thats why church came back as a ghost and carolina shows up at the end of season 9 evidince nothing on the show makes sense
I`m not totally sure, but ti seems like something she would do, considering what the Freelancer Project probably put them through. Maybe Wash opened fire, because he was scared she was still insane or soemthing, and she retaliated. It`s not exactly the strognest theory out there- I don`t believe it myself- but it`s a possibility.
Because he knows just how unstable and untrustworthy she is (considering that this is Wash, being untrustworthy compared to him is a big deal). If he were around to warn the others about just how bad a bit of news she is, she wouldn't have the disposable pawns she needed to get to 'Alpha'.
That said, I think that Wash is in hiding, following from a distance. I wouldn't be suprised if he ends up with eTex in his armour because of poking around in the (supposedly empty and dead) Epsilon Container.
Excuse me if this has been brought up before, I am sorry if it has, but I have been re watching RvB from the start again and I came across one line that made me think...
*after Church runs away from the alien*
Church: I had to get out of there quick, that body is just dead weight"
Caboose: "I know the feeling"
Church: "what is that Supposed to mean?"
Straight after that line the subject changes, so was that a quick hint as to what/who Caboose really is?
Hmmm very interesting. I've thought of that as simply Caboose's stupidity, but that's certainly possible. I'll have to go back and rewatch that episode I think.
