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Oh, Bagelstar. I want you with cream cheese.
Tori, Sam, and Saul are Cylons.
Starbuck is totally on the radio. And in the ship.
TKMom: Dude, why is Lee such a drama queen?
That said, I actually enjoyed Lee's arc this ep, because I didn't feel like the writers were trying to make me take his side or sympathize. He was just being Lee, and that's fine with me, as long as I don't feel people are asking me to stroke him.
The Saul/Six scene was the shit.
With the Lee/Bill strife and Roslin going all cancerous, it feels like the show was trying to get back to some of its beginnings.
WHERE IS SHARON? WHERE? WHERE?
Who was shipping Roslin/Tori so hard, for a moment there? WHO?
Overall, I'm actually ambivalent about this ep. I still feel that BSG is jerking my chain with the "They have a plan" line, that things won't get resolved, that they are bound to go tits over JJ Abrams from here on out and I will be stuck watching this show even when I really don't want to any more. For the most part nothing happened here, just like nothing's been happening forever (even Starbuck dying didn't feel like anything happening, because most of us guess she's coming back, which means we don't know any more than we did before!) I liked parts and found other parts boring, but I am still cautiously optimistic we may find out something. Anything. And maybe see Sharon?
Was that dream!Hera how big Hera is supposed to be in BSG!reality, 'cause she looked awful big.
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This is true. It was Buffy's sacrifice, and her acceptance of her death, and...yeah. The thing was, the show seemed to be trying to make me feel like Starbuck was making a sacrifice, and at last accepting who she "really was", just like Buffy, accept Buffy had FIVE YEARS of building to that one moment, and with Starbuck I was just kinda like, "what the fuck you talkin' bout, woman?"
I feel a post coming on about that.
Looking forward to it.