Ok, you can do it Andrew. This is the last episode for this short season, thanks to the writer’s strike, and you’re only reviewing every second episode,¹ so once I get through this, then I’ll have done all my BSG reviews for this season. Just three hundred more words and I’ll be done.

So, let’s see what happened. There’s a quick recap involving what happened to the humans on the baseship once it jumped away from the fleet. Apparently they didn’t die. Laura’s having visions during the jumps. Gaius thinks he’s a hybrid-whisperer. Helo’s trying to round up the squabbling Cylons and humans to attack the ressurection hub. Seems fairly normal state of affairs for this show.

It’s good to see Gaius and Roslin in the same scene again. There’s a loathing between them that none of the other characters share. Gaius gets to boss her about and casually reveal daming secrets about himself. They make a great team.

I wonder how Tigh is getting on with the fleet after last time. Let’s hope he gets less than ten thousand people killed. That be a good day for him.

Right, sweet. I’ve got an intro, a quick synopsis, an opinion and a comment on future episodes. Now I just need to finish this conclusion with some kind of witty statement. Um, how about ‘Where are your reviews Jackson?’

1. Jackson said he would write the rest of the reviews, and whenever someone at ATR says they’ll write a review, you know they will. ↩

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