Some things from me:
-Tyrol stole the ep this week, both with his eulogy and his rant in the bar. I saw his rant containing some truth - I do believe that he loved Boomer but settled for Cally. That's not to say that he didn't love Cally, just that it was a more resigned and shallower love. I got the sense that his anger was less over marrying Cally and more over the confinement and lack of choices in the RTF. It wasn't the life any of them had expected, and it's perfectly understandable for them to rant about the unfairness of it all.
-Roslin's wig makes her look like Cain, and I hear that choice was intentional. Scary foreshadowing there. She still knows how to stick it to Baltar. I was touched and saddened to see her talk about her likely funeral with Adama and watch him carry her bag.
-While I agree more with Lee than Roslin this week, I still find his idealism and grandstanding grating. Yes, he just had to be there to save Baltar from the military. Savior Lee, we get it. You're high up on my choice for Fifth, buddy.
-Baltar as Jesus is getting way too blatant for me, especially this week with his take on the moneychangers. I'm somewhat interested in the consequences of his "you're perfect just the way you are" philosophy, but I still find his storyline slow. It doesn't help that I find his followers dumb and malleable.
-Still not sure what dictates Baltar seeing head!Six vs. head!Baltar, and I hope there's a good explanation coming down the road.
-Tory has found an excuse for her apathy in "I'm not bad, I'm just programmed that way." I don't think things are going to end well with her. Did Lee see her with Baltar at the end? I doubt Madam Pres would be too happy with that info.
-Tigh changes diapers, heh.
-The interactions between Six and Tigh were simultaneously touching and scary. Those visions of his wife - creepy as hell. On Letterman Trisha did quip that one reason to watch s4 was to see her naked, followed by Michael saying the same. But I never thought we might see both of them naked...together.
-I'm also surprised that Racetrack and her co didn't bite it after seeing the special effects. I'm half-expecting someone to die in every ep from now until the end.
-Tyrol stole the ep this week, both with his eulogy and his rant in the bar. I saw his rant containing some truth - I do believe that he loved Boomer but settled for Cally. That's not to say that he didn't love Cally, just that it was a more resigned and shallower love. I got the sense that his anger was less over marrying Cally and more over the confinement and lack of choices in the RTF. It wasn't the life any of them had expected, and it's perfectly understandable for them to rant about the unfairness of it all.
-Roslin's wig makes her look like Cain, and I hear that choice was intentional. Scary foreshadowing there. She still knows how to stick it to Baltar. I was touched and saddened to see her talk about her likely funeral with Adama and watch him carry her bag.
-While I agree more with Lee than Roslin this week, I still find his idealism and grandstanding grating. Yes, he just had to be there to save Baltar from the military. Savior Lee, we get it. You're high up on my choice for Fifth, buddy.
-Baltar as Jesus is getting way too blatant for me, especially this week with his take on the moneychangers. I'm somewhat interested in the consequences of his "you're perfect just the way you are" philosophy, but I still find his storyline slow. It doesn't help that I find his followers dumb and malleable.
-Still not sure what dictates Baltar seeing head!Six vs. head!Baltar, and I hope there's a good explanation coming down the road.
-Tory has found an excuse for her apathy in "I'm not bad, I'm just programmed that way." I don't think things are going to end well with her. Did Lee see her with Baltar at the end? I doubt Madam Pres would be too happy with that info.
-Tigh changes diapers, heh.
-The interactions between Six and Tigh were simultaneously touching and scary. Those visions of his wife - creepy as hell. On Letterman Trisha did quip that one reason to watch s4 was to see her naked, followed by Michael saying the same. But I never thought we might see both of them naked...together.
-I'm also surprised that Racetrack and her co didn't bite it after seeing the special effects. I'm half-expecting someone to die in every ep from now until the end.
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