Equilibrium (balance) - Only one who knows how to maintain balance in life can be a Master of Life. We are like tightrope walkers: in order to maintain balance, we must lean slightly to the left after

Image Source This episode sort of pumped up much of season two and seemed to start interesting conflicts that I can't wait to see once the fleet is put back together (which it will be). On Galactica: I

Image Source What a great thing that Adama gets to wake up to. He has to track down his son and Roslin from somewhere in the fleet. Thank god Lee decides not to go against his father. I can tell the two

Image Source I really thought this was a magnificent episode. The beginning had me so angry I couldn't form words. Tigh, as much as I can't stand him right now, is a character who's motives are just easy

Image Source This starts the storyline, it seems, of season 2 and ties up the cliffhanger ending of season one. The best way to end a cliffhanger, I have just learned, is to end it not with everything

Image Source Dee and Billy are a side story that really hasn't gotten all that much attention & it doesn't really need to considering the amount of death and war going on. But I don't feel like I've

Image Source So we pretty much know as much as we knew at the end of the season one finale. The President and Apollo are going to the brig, the hybrids are the new breed, the raptor that fell's crew is

Image Source Holy. Shit. That came out of nowhere. But let's starts at the beginning... I'm extremely surprised that Baltar took Six's hand because of how he is sort of annoyed with her sometimes. I'm

Image Source The tiny suggestions to "The Lords of Kobol" have finally seemed to come to a head. If anyone knew, when LOST started becoming mystical/spiritual I was a little disappointed and

HEY THERE. Well, now you're gunna know my gender. Dicks. I could never hold a secret for very long. As I'm approaching the season one finale of my wonderfully charming yet slightly telling- of-the-life-I-lead

Image Source I'm glad that we got to see the return of Tom Zarek. I wonder if we'll see him again after this. I enjoyed seeing a luxury liner and what it is like in the show. It was kind of interesting

Image Source This episode seemed to have a lot to it. The idea that the Galacica needs "fuel" in order to jump adds another sense of realism in this world. The tension in this episode was done

Image Source I'm sorry, but this was a bad episode. I did not like the satirical format of the episode considering it is such a serious show. I don't mind the small moments of humor, but putting an entire

Image Source This episode again seemed to bring back the idea of one god vs. multiple and I think it's really awesome that they are doing that on a sci-fi show. So many, many interesting things seemed

Image Source Something I certainly began to pick up on in this episode was the idea that the cylons worship one God while the humans worship multiple (I think two, one male and one female) that I find

Image Source The idea of a suicide bomber just seems so real in an utterly fantasy-like world. I was very intrigued from the beginning. So the turning point of season one seems to be here. I've been waiting

And if it sags can you hold the bags? They're full of mud and suds and hopes and love. But it's dripping and running and gooping and h u m m i n g and I can't even see straight because the bees are buzzing.

Image Source Firstly, I was happy to see Hotdog wasn't hurt :P Hahaha! Poor guy. It was nice that he got his recognition though. The actress that played Starbuck REALLY impressed me. As an actor, I know

Image Source With the opening of this episode I could tell that it was going to be flashbacks revolving around Starbuck and actually kind of reminded me of the "flashback episode" of Serenity.

Image Source I really enjoyed this episode overall. I liked how in the beginning of this episode the previous episode, Water's, conclusion had a lot to do with the next "story" about something