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I'm at my sister's, about to go to my mother's, so any detail on BSG will have to wait beyond saying: I loved the episode so much, particularly as part 1 of three hour finale, and I can't believe there's only one more left. I haven't been this sad about the end of a series since ST:TNG sended in 1994.
Actually, I do have to say a one quick thing. Showing their lives on Caprica before the war was BRILLIANT. Oh, Laura. God. It was such a stark and gripping reminder of where they came from and how much they lost. It was also immensely fascinating to see who they were before they were pushed into these circumstances and how much they've strayed from (or remained as) the people they were.
You loved Daybreak Part I, too? y/y?
For my later reference:
Maureen Ryan's commentary
From ew.com: The Beginning of the End: A 'Battlestar Galactica' Oral History
Actually, I do have to say a one quick thing. Showing their lives on Caprica before the war was BRILLIANT. Oh, Laura. God. It was such a stark and gripping reminder of where they came from and how much they lost. It was also immensely fascinating to see who they were before they were pushed into these circumstances and how much they've strayed from (or remained as) the people they were.
You loved Daybreak Part I, too? y/y?
For my later reference:
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