Hot Damn!
Route 66 - Season Three!

Wait a minute…

I prefer the term "artificial person" myself.

Yeah, I know. Still, I hope they keep her around.

Be even cooler if that was Gaeta's or Zarech's pen.

Oh, and if they kill Selix I'm picketing the studio.

Metal fatigue makes the most sense.

Knowing Romo from his first appearance in the show, he'd also have nicked Blago's hairbrush (what the former governor's staff nicknamed, long ago, "the football" - I'm not kidding - you couldn't make this stuff up if you wanted to) and added it to his collection.

Obligatory Blagojevich Comparison
I sure got a kick last episode and this one (I think someone else in last week's comments also picked up on this) from the unintentional parallels with the Blagojevich impeachment trial.

Aha! And it will all happen again!

The idea that it's a sign of a hull failure, and possibly just one of many, would be a great way to introduce even more claustrophobia into an already unbearable situation. I can see the Galactica crew having to seal off compartments one by one and eventually get backed into the bowels of their own ship. Nice touch…

Oh, yeah…Breaker Morant.

Cool!

A lot of folks probably said something similar when they heard Carpenter was re-making Howard Hawks' "The Thing". But, yeah…Carpenter's version is perfect and there's no way anyone can top it by remaking it. Plus, Carpenter's was a lot closer to the original short story - "Who Goes There?"

A lot of folks probably said something similar when they heard Carpenter was re-making Howard Hawks' "The Thing". But, yeah…Carpenter's version is perfect and there's no way anyone can top it by remaking it. Plus, Carpenter's was a lot closer to the original short story - "Who Goes There?"

A friend of mine once said that, if you approach it the right way, The Exorcist is one of the funniest movies ever made - utterly ridiculous on every level.

A friend of mine once said that, if you approach it the right way, The Exorcist is one of the funniest movies ever made - utterly ridiculous on every level.

I was wondering about the Cylon base ship too.

The one about the kids who lie about their babysitter is the last story in the show, "Babysitters": the made-up Macreary family. One of the most amazing pieces of radio I've ever heard.

Could be confirmation bias, I admit.