Six of one…
Now that we know Baltar's Head Six was "real", in that she was some messenger/servant of god and not just in Baltar's imagination, that leaves quite a bit unanswered, even some recent stuff from just a few episodes back.

@Fire

Even the end to "Buffy" wasn't bad. It wasn't as good as "Angel", but the ending fit the series. It wasn't fantastic, but the series itself wasn't fantastic by that point. Everyone had their moment, the original gang said goodbye on the spot where they met, characters died and even sacrificed themselves, and Buffy…

That's a lot of hate for people just not liking the final episode of a tv show. Way to raise the discourse.

@destructive recovery, I guess what bothers me is the quasi-Capraesque way that last scene was filmed, it very much came across (at least to me) as a very cheesy, Hollywood version of Judeo-Christian angels watching over humanity. I mean all of the characters can believe and interpret what they want. I not only…

Is that how they really wanted the show to end? With angels and dick jokes?

Best last episode ever… "Newhart".

ewww
Did anyone else find the idea of the BSG humans mating with earth's prehistoric humans a bit creepy? I'm not sure if that was really meant literally.

That was the problem: that they did try to answer some great philosophical and theological questions in a two hour finale, and that answer was not consistent with the rest of the show.

write
You've been dying to write the phrase "to the tens of fans clamoring for its release", haven't you?

aging
I read the part that they were best friends, planning wedding since they were little girls, and I thought that can't be right. Kate Hudson is about 10 years older than Anne Hathaway. Then I checked imdb and saw that the actresses are only 3 years apart. Wow, Kate Hudson has aged quickly and badly. If she…

Just in the writers cleverly mocking the characters. Not in overall quality, scope, ambition or much else, of course.

@smm

Timothy Olyphant…
didn't add anything to "Live Free Or Die Hard". He was actually quite boring and forgettable, especially considering previous "Die Hard" villans (the career-making turn of Alan Rickman, and the campy perfomance of Jeremy Irons). And "My Name is Earl" isn't a dumb show. It's actually a clever show…

"Blow Out"?
I respectfully disagree with including Brian DePalma's "Blow Out" on this list. I like the film, but it really just is a straight forward Hitchcockian thriller, minus the Hitchcockian voyeurism. It hints at voyeurism, but more in the general "all movies are voyeuristic by nature" way. It never goes that…