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Friday night's Battlestar Galactica episode was the first of a two-parter called "Daybreak" which will bring the show to its conclusion next week. And it took a weird turn into the past. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Friday's episode of Battlestar Galactica was a stately and political exploration of what the future holds for our Fleet. We may still have small questions, but the big ones are getting answered. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Friday night's episode of Battlestar Galatica, "Someone to Watch Over Me," was so disturbing and yet (weirdly) schmaltzy that it divided the fans over the question of brilliant or not. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Friday's episode of Battlestar Galactica, "Deadlock," gave us an odd peek inside the soap operatic lives of cylons, and it succeeded brilliantly. Even though you had to wash the creepy out of your neurons after. More »
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Friday's episode of Battlestar Galactica was basically just one giant exposition, a massive pile of answers about the Final Five. But it left us wondering whether this show ever really had a plan. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Friday night's episode of Battlestar Galactica resolved the mutiny on the Galactica - and explored the alliance between the human Fleet and the cylon rebels. Have the humans lost their way again? More »
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Last night's Battlestar Galactica episode, "The Oath," about a violent, tragic anti-cylon rebellion in the Fleet, was one of the series' best. It was also a character study of how a good person goes bad. More »
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Friday's episode of Battlestar Galactica — the last we'll be seeing of the humans-and-cyborgs psychodrama until next year — was called Revelations. The episode lived up to its name, which was a relief after an entire season holding our breaths waiting for certain dark robo-secrets to come to light. Oftentimes when a show gives us the big reveal, there's a letdown. Not so with Friday's episode, which gave us a brief, dreamlike glimpse of something all the characters have sought for nearly the entire show. And that glimpse was both sorrowful and fascinating, if not entirely unexpected. Spoilers ahead! More »
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Friday's Battlestar Galactica episode, "Hub," reaffirmed my belief that Cylon politics are more interesting than human ones. We got to follow the rebel cylon Base Ship around, and find out even more weird things about cylon consciousness — as well as conscience. Written by former Buffy scribe Jane Espenson, who has been responsible for a lot of the best Battlestar episodes, "Hub" delivered goodness on all kinds of levels, some of which I would never have predicted. I mean, who knew that Baltar could be . . . funny? Or that a dose of humor was exactly what the show needed to get back on track? Spoilers ahead! More »
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