He's talking about his own portrayal of the character being viewed as closeted in retrospect. Since, they ARE the same character, as they took pains to point out when they released the first film.

They do fuck, but it's their fetuses that get pregnant.

Same. Character. Different. Timelines. This was heavily emphasized when the reboot was coming out.

Look, I don't remember most of Dax's hosts, but god damn if I'm gonna forget Emony.

That would be easier to buy if they didn't go miles out of their way to say "it's the same characters, just an alternate timeline!" in a lame attempt to convince Original Series fans to come see their Star Wars ripoff.

The hundreds-to-thousands of comments he gets on each review, from folks who are somehow not put off by the horrible habit of making a personal connection to the material, will surely miss yours.

This is pretty much why I love it, sometimes in life you just need some sweaty, dirty, unsubtle…metaphor.

Disney should seriously make a deal to get that released, because obviously TG doesn't have the rights to distribute so all we thirsting fans get is rumor. I know, I know, protect the brand, but I bet The Official/Unofficial At-The-Time-Unlicensed Star Wars: Episode I-III Feature Length Celebrity Cut would make both…

I'm surprised you didn't know that.

This confused me as well, but it actually doesn't take The Plan to figure it out - Baltar is the only person at that point who had had any knowing contact with a Cylon, and he's also the only person shifty enough to deliver critical info like that but do it anonymously and with no evidence. Also, Six tells him "there…

Zack, you fool! You should have promoted this article in your final Stray Observations. It may not be quite the same as your excellent review series, but it's something. One moore episode…

He and some other reviewers actually did cover that one for a one-off in 2014: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I just realized, he did review it in a sense: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I too was looking forward to, at least, "Unfinished Business". But I just realized he did already review it, in a sense, along with a few other reviewers! http://www.avclub.com/article/unfinished-business-was-battlestar-galacticas-most-201562

The one thing Lewis Black and I agree on!

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I have tweeted him in the past to check in and gotten quick responses along the lines like "trying to work it out". Perhaps if someone else wants to bug him this time they can link his answer here. I doubt he would bother coming back here regularly to keep us updated since, well, the whole point is he doesn't have…

Time is a flat circle!

Specifically, that's the first scene after the intro, so the extra credits (are they "guest credits" or more like "also starring"?) respectfully wait to even begin until after the scene is over.

Season 2 episode named, unsurprisingly, "Resurrection Ship" (two parts). You can look back on previous reviews by clicking the show name at the top of this page.