
There are some interesting twists. Some things are predictable. Kara Thrace is neither human or cylon. Think about that. Gaius Baltar may be the most interesting character in this episode. The ending is moving, spiritual and well written. The cynics will be cynical, but I really enjoyed the great acting, the plot and the finality. Many things ended as I had hoped. Some surprised me. Don't miss any of it. Pause if you have to leave the Tivo or computer. This is not just great scifi, it's great television. That's not a phrase used much these days. I give it 5 out of 5 stars. Now we can look forward to the spin off, Caprica. It is scheduled to air early next year, but the two hour pilot episode will be available next month in DVD format on the 21st. The storyline takes place 50 years before the latest BSG series and involves the Adama family and proto-cylons.

"Our strength and our only hope as a people, is to remain undivided."
~William Adama
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