Collaborators

Among those, I thought a foursome called the Collaborators were particularly fun to watch.

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Among those, I thought a foursome called the Collaborators were particularly fun to watch.

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The “Boat People” aka Collaborators escaping justice was what, 20-30 years ago?

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Having just watched episode 5, "Collaborators", I cannot agree that BSG has "surrendered complexity".

That's What You Get Folks, For Makin' Allegory Abigail Nussbaum 2006

That said, I can't say that "Collaborators" is a shining success, or that it doesn't embody some of the show's more glaring problems.

That's What You Get Folks, For Makin' Allegory Abigail Nussbaum 2006

I hadn't seen "Collaborators" at the time I wrote this post, Janice, and I agree that it offers a significant improvement in the show's treatment of complex ethical issues not just in comparison to what's been on offer recently, but on first season 'issue' episodes like "Litmus" or "Flesh and Bone".

That's What You Get Folks, For Makin' Allegory Abigail Nussbaum 2006

US media will shed tears over this: "Israel Relocates 'Collaborators'"

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"Collaborators" at us, we had no illusions about what we were doing.

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"Collaborators," a play by John Hodge - writer of the screenplay for "Trainspotting" - that imagines a meeting between Soviet leader Josef Stalin and long-banned writer Mikhail Bulgakov, author of "The Master and Maragarita."

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"Collaborators," a play by John Hodge - writer of the screenplay for "Trainspotting" - that imagines a meeting between Soviet leader Josef Stalin and long-banned writer Mikhail Bulgakov, author of "The Master and Maragarita."

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