I know that the time to have this argument was years ago, but I still don't understand the anger over it. As far as I can tell, it stems almost entirely from anger over the fact that "God" wound up existing within the context of the show. Despite the fact that several characters saw/interacted with beings who directly…

Point and case right here. Some people may have not liked the ending, but it did far better than the original series (1 season to 4 for the reboot). And if I'm having a down day I just search "Adama Maneuver" to remind myself that that happened. :)

A mold of someone's lips made those prints. Are you more horrified or less?

But now we still have to figure out how many angels can dance on a red blood cell.

"worse than the chicken at Tresky's?"

He may not be in his prime, but he has been pretty excellent in the last couple of years. I adored Blue Jasmine. :)

"Maw, you ain't gonna believe what I just dun saw over yonder! Ya think it's gonna try an' steal our livestock's buttholes again?"

I so want to find this on DVD in a region 1 format.

Ah, I loved "The Quiet Earth". Definitely a bleak ending, though.

The Quiet Earth (1985), a twist on the last man on Earth/tripping across dimensions meme. no zombies.

The Quiet Earth ... cool movie!

"The Quiet Earth" (1985), isn't it?

Real life ain't the movies, kid.

The Quiet Earth

The quiet Earth!

If Miracle Mile isn't adequately traumatizing, you just aren't human.

The ending to Monsters (which is actually the opening scene) put me in a near depression for a few days.

This movie doesn't get a lot of love, but I find the ending quite haunting. All of humanity has destroyed itself and its last vestiges are two shadows of humans—an android and an alien-created clone—and these two simulacra only get one day together.

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

...because the credits lied to us so bad.