Teddi and Kyle were 100% homophobic. From the moment that Brandi said that she and Denise slept together, Kyle (pretending to pack) with her gaping mouth and wide eyes had a reaction that wasn’t about Denise cheating on Aaron or Denise lying (because Denise had not lied at that point)- it was straight up homophobic.…

All this timehopping nonsense and they couldn’t work in Bobbi and Hunter

For some reason that final scene at the bar, with everyone moving on and saying goodbye... it kinda reminded me of the Lost finale, with Phil on the role of Ben. Both still have some things to figure out.

... cuz the characters really grew!

I am sad. 

They literally did Endgame, but make it Agents of SHIELD and/or What Ever Happened to Old Steve? I loved it. I’m a sap.

But I still don’t understand how FitzSimmons lived a whole life, and neither of them aged a bit!

Sybil: “What comes next?”

If they don’t greenlight the official release of McCreary’s score for post-S1 music, a grave crime will have been committed against humanity. Until then, god bless Soundtrack Nerdist’s superpowers.

I will miss AoS for one of the greatest love stories ever told:

Seeing that Kevin Tancharoen directed the final episode gives me hope that the show is going to go out with a huge bang.

Already missing this .

I know LT Koenig hasn’t been referenced at all this season, I’d love to see her on-screen again one more time. (her and Deke together too)

I’m watching the time loop episode from this season and the humor and heart this show puts on every week is just incomparable. The cast has grown so much. 

Seven season of a genre show on a primary network. When was the last time that happened? It was a hell of a ride. Damn few, indeed.

<Looks back at Clone Wars and Rebels TV series>

She strikes me as somebody who had reasonably progressive beliefs in like the 80s and 90s and then never updated those beliefs but still thinks she’s progressive.

Oh god they changed the design again

I am the only person who liked Caprica. I also forgot it existed until this very comment...

God. Look, it may have gone off the rails at the end of the series (even though it was still incredibly well-acted), but when it first started airing, Battlestar Galactica was some of the best television ever, anchored by two of the best actors, Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell. Sure, it’s been ten years since it…