Obviously "worst" is subjective, and if someone feels that the BSG finale was the worst (and I dare say you're not alone, vinraith), I'm not going to debate them. For me it was disappointing, but not as disappointing as a bunch of others. ("Dr. Sam Becket never returned home", anyone?)

I'm a BSG fan and Caprica definitely has my support. But then, I wasn't into BSG for the spaceships and 'splosions, and I know quite a few people were.

OH MY FRAKKING GODS IF PEOPLE DON'T SHUT UP ABOUT THE BSG FINALE I AM GOING TO…TO….

Contacts are awesome. I wish I could have them sewn onto my eyeballs.

The Preakness, for sure. Falling as it does between the giddy high of the Kentucky Derby and the tingling anticipation of the Belmont Stakes, it tends to leave me kind of flat.

Killer Party Of Five: The Complete Series DVDs is a nightmare I didn't need. It wouldn't be so bad if I didn't already know that Season 3 of Gilmore Girls has been stealing the change off my dresser.

"Snap, crackle, DIE."

Top five pies:

A hundred clams on trichotillomania.

It's all about Kate. Dirty, naughty Kate.

Where exactly was I "explaining what 'trinity' means"?

Caprican hegemony was strongly implied in BSG. It's probably safe to assume that, even if they had another language as their first, everyone had to be bilingual in Caprican eventually, which is why other languages were rarely if ever heard by the time of BSG.

In the name of the Human, and the Avatar, and the Holy Robot
My ears perked up when I heard Lacy refer to Zoe as a Trinity. How did she put it? "Three faces of one thing" or some such? In any event, a close paraphrase of the Christian idea of "three Persons in one God".

I was very, very happy to hear the casual reference to Sam Adama's homosexuality. I'm assuming it means that not only is "traditional Tauron society" not homophobic, but that Colonial society in general is not. This is certainly borne out by the way in which the Cain/Gina and Gaeta/Hoshi relationships were treated on…

I can't see how anyone could be comfortable wearing one of those dresses. It makes me think of those dreams where I'm at some fancy event and suddenly realize I'm topless.

She mentioned two of my very favorite things!
I love movies, and I love going to the movies, but all in all I'd rather kiss and eat ice cream. Perhaps this is why I'll never be a successful artist.

I, for one, appreciate your attempt, however marred, to punctuate like a gentleman, or, indeed, like a lady. (Note: I know it's hard to tell on the internets, but this is a genuine sentiment.)

Real humor comes from pointing out typos in the newspaper.

Her?

I agree that BSG faltered when it delved, stumblingly, into theology. I actually really like when TV shows explore religion, but I much prefer to see it dealt with from a sociological perspective, rather than a theological one. Based on the pilot for Caprica, I have high hopes that it will take this tack.