If that’s what it’s like when Ronald D. Moore bothers to write and direct the episode himself, well… I’m glad it’s out of the way now and other people can take care of the rest of the season.
I realize that there has to be consequences to what the fleet found, but the writers have to know that we don’t care about those and we’re only in it for the robots, right? Actually, if you can find any indication from what episode the showrunner decides to direct himself, I guess the answer is: wrong.
Just wake me up when that godsdamn storyline is done.
I’m curious to find out on messageboards whether Callie’s reaction to the Chief being a Cylon is consistent with her knowing that he wasn’t the child’s father — but I suppose the writers decided on that as soon as they made Tyrol one of the Final Five, so it should be.
So… Adama is the dying leader, isn’t he?
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