I never got that: why say "liquid nitrogen realigns the molecules" (which isn't actually what freezing does), when he could have SIMPLY said, "we'll break the lock with liquid nitrogen"?

I'm really annoyed they killed off Doreen so early - but maybe this show won't last now. Well I will give the greatest compliment a viewer can: the next time I see a TV show with "Catherine Lemieux" attached to be in the cast, that news will encourage me to try out the show.

" Clearly they knew Hera was to represent mitochondrial EVE hence why at the end he had that NatGeo magazine about how life got bigger all of a sudden around the same time the BSG came about. Clearly his wife was a hoe so to gloss over that fact and the fact she hates cylons so much they both had to die in a dramatic…

Ron Moore at the Paley Center 2009 explains that he any came up with the idea of Head-Six literally being an Angel after season 1, even then only toyed with it, and only really (and suddenly) settled upon it in the final season:

No. Provide a link, and even then Moore and Eick are putting their own positive spin on it. Don't you remember when they begged for two more seasons and only got one?

Or, for more evidence, how in the DVD commentary Ron keeps pointing out things that went unresolved because he couldn't get two more seasons? Thinks…

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With Battlestar Galactica, Ron Moore prided himself on being the Trek writer who actually Listened to fans and did Q&A, answered blog questions, even when those in charge were growing out of touch. He prided himself as the people's writer, "one of the fans", an ascended fanboy who sent in a fanscript. He became…

The vermin have inherited the Earth.

THRESHOLD!

Are you being sarcastic? Cite a source. WHEN did Ron Moore ever try to end the show, but SyFy kept renewing it? It was PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE post-strike when Ron went into SyFy to argue for two more seasons but they gave him only one (and I think he hoped the alternative to two seasons was cancellation).

Dude, I've seen the show, and I was sarcastically quoting the episode when they realize the cards are misprinted.

Batman has many abilities but he's no match against a scientist.

Well after Captain Murphy's voice actor died things went downhill. Well, it was a transition - I think they kept doing Sealab for too long because they thought it was all they could do - the idea of having similarly themed but spinoff shows? Frisky Dingo, then Archer? Had they felt confident about that I don't…

Yes that's another thing about TNG (though a tangent from "endings") — Gene...was a product of an earlier generation. But it's so ....WEIRD, watching Season 1 or 2....technologically, I mean cinematography, set dressing, etc. it more or less looks like a show produced in the "modern" era of the late 1980s....none of…

Verily: David Eick is the one who called up Moore on the phone and said "wouldn't it be an effective way to hook fans if we say in the opening credits that the Cylons have a Plan?" and Moore responded "but there is no frakking Plan!" — but think about this: Eick may have suggested it, but Ron Moore *agreed* to it. …

You misspelled "you're" - what you wrote is "you are", not "your".

Several of the Star Trek: The Next Generation writers have pointed out that it really ended when it should have at Season 7, because internally, they were starting to run out of ideas. Now it isn't a terrible season - there are still some good gems in there, I like the one where Data meets his "mother" etc. But it…