Another throwback to DS9?

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That being said, I believe this episode worked out very well. I do feel bad for the writer, who probably had a series bible in front of him to make sure he/she was covering everything that needed to be covered about the Centurions, the skinjobs, and the ( Read more... )

Hmmm...

( spoilers! )

Don't worry, all the spoilers will be going below a cut, I promise.

"The Oath" made me want to break out my DS9 DVDs and watch The Final Chapter all over again. Again, I know that RDM was only one of many involved with that fantastic series and he is the leader of a pack of many involved with BSG, but I found myself hearkening back to almost a ( Read more... )

I'm sort of cheating here, because I've had a couple of days to not only digest everything that happened, but also to read other reactions and talk to some people about this episode. My reaction is still somewhat mixed, but my feet are planted firmly in the "great episode" camp.

( HERE BE SPOILERS )

And, no, Kristen, it's not a fic experiment. Sorry to disappoint you.

I'm going to try to do my very first LJ cut!

( Bring it back in December! )

I present to you Genie Francis, nominee for the Daytime Emmy award in the Best Supporting Actress category. In just nineteen episodes in November, Genie Francis brought back the heart and soul of General Hospital, which has been missing since she departed back in 2002 and her Laura was sent to a mental institution. Loathe as I am to admit that Mr. ( Read more... )

The many members of the Adama/Roslin brigade are *NOT* happy. Of course, they stole whatever scenes they were in. How much screentime did they actually get, anyway ( Read more... )

Man, some complainers really do have short memories. Are there any other Battlestar Galactica fans, aside from myself, who remember the last incredibly long wait we had between new episodes? Let's see. It was March through September (and about six days in October, if I remember correctly ( Read more... )