The silly reveal of "Oop! Here's the REAL plan, sorry we kept you all in the dark, everybody in the room" in "Hand of God" is more than a little ridiculous, but all in all, what a great episode. It feels good to see the humans get an unblemished win after a lot of tension.

Every episode is a new puzzle. Every puzzle ends with them looking up the solution online.

Watched it and liked it. It's a little simplistic, but so was Clone Wars in the early running, and that eventually went on to have decently strong characters and writing that only got better as time went on. Keep Ezra out of just bone-headed antics and I could grow to like him.

I, umm… I don't hate Ellen Tigh.

I think the thing that frustrated me the most is that there WERE compelling blanks that could've been filled in. How did D'Anna Biers get outed as a Cylon? (Presumably Lucy Lawless wasn't available.) How were Caprica Six and Boomer Eight able to convince the other Cylons to temporarily halt their war on humanity at…

My dad's first episode was Scott Tenorman Must Die. When the credits rolled, he stared at the screen, waiting for some post-credits reveal that Cartman hadn't REALLY killed Scott's parents and made him eat them.

That is a fantastic game. You dread every turn, waiting for the next disaster to strike, trying to ration your cards so you can keep going until your next turn. Every time the Cylon fleet shows up, it's a race to make the next jump.

Finally, N*Sync will have their chance.