Fresh panda's milk?

How bug-infested is the ABQ anyway? That was like 20 tentings in 2 blocks in that montage.

I love how Walt asks her "How much is this" immediately after she explains at length that she had no way of calculating it. Douche.

I love how Walt asks her "How much is this" immediately after she explains at length that she had no way of calculating it. Douche.

"But it wasn't until this season that Walt kept doing dumb things out of pride and ego.  He was an asshole, but he was always smart before."

Now that's psychiatry!

Now that's psychiatry!

LU-BRI-CATE!

LU-BRI-CATE!

Note that DS9's first season finale also contains an assassination plot, which is foiled, and with nothing less than the slo-mo-NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Chrysalis wins.

Note that DS9's first season finale also contains an assassination plot, which is foiled, and with nothing less than the slo-mo-NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Chrysalis wins.

And then Keffer is basically up to nothing. His whole arc is maybe an episode of material.

And then Keffer is basically up to nothing. His whole arc is maybe an episode of material.

The ISN business is B5's big unequivocal advantage over DS9, which had nothing of the kind.

The ISN business is B5's big unequivocal advantage over DS9, which had nothing of the kind.

Man, don't make me start sort of sticking up for Enterprise. But it was probably Voyager that did it.

Man, don't make me start sort of sticking up for Enterprise. But it was probably Voyager that did it.

"Nothing's the same anymore" is an awesome final line. Any season finale should be proud to have that be true.

"Nothing's the same anymore" is an awesome final line. Any season finale should be proud to have that be true.

I always thought it was pretty explicit on BSG that almost everything they did politically was in the interest of retaining some semblance of the old order, lest they end up like Admiral Cain and the Pegasus (even if they didn't put it in those terms). They clung even harder to the old way of doing things.