They should have had the yodelling music on in the background to make it perfect.

Perhaps Mandy Patinkin slinging hash in the kitchen? I hear he's looking for work...

Now I want to write a crossover where Daniel ends up as a Reaper, and has to keep his job with the Air Force while he does it.

Huh, no discussion of last night's BSG? My reaction was somewhat better than "meh", as stuff blew up and what-not.

This question and answer in Ron Moore's blog cracked me up: (eta Ron is executive producer)

"Hello, Ron. I have a question about Baltar you ought to answer. One of the things I liked about the original series was the way Baltar did all his chair-swiveling. Boy, he sure looked evil way the frak up there on that big pedestal. And then Lucifer or some other Cylon would come in, and there would be those big, dramatic polytonal chords, and then Baltar would slowly swivel around in his chair to face whatever had come into his room because before they came into his room, he was facing a wall, or something off screen-- who knows what was there. I'm sure there's been a lot of speculation about it. But you see, when you made the new Baltar the way he is-- that is, a non-- chair-swiveller, I didn't think the show could work at all. You've got to have a chair-swiveller in it, and there hasn't been one-- until now. Just as I'm getting used to Callis NOT being a chair-swiveller, there he is at the end of "Tigh Me Up" SWIVELING IN HIS CHAIR! Well, I must say I was very pleased with that, and so now I must ask: Was James Callis's chair-swiveling scene a tribute to John Colicos's chair-swiveling?"

Ron's answer:

Chair-swiveling is an old and honorable avocation for any accomplished and self-respecting villainous personage. How could its inclusion be anything but a loving tribute?

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Bwah!

I enjoyed it -- although admittedly I watched the 1 am run of it so was pretty darn sleepy.

However, given that I actually SLEPT through the 10:30 showing of SG1 - I would say that BSG and Aquarium held my interest much better.

The SciFi Channel's BSG website has a series of documentaries [link] on the show. I learned in the latest one that BSG is shot in Hi Def. How cool is that? Maybe it's time for me to get Hi Def cable....

I liked last night's show (BSG) - but don't have a lot to say. the whole prophecy seems too unambiguious to even speculate on

I won't have a chance to watch until this afternoon.

I actually got away from the computer and watched BSG last night. I know, I'm a bad person (I'm an Evil Overlord, and I have a swivelly chair to boot, so duh I'm a bad person), but I honestly regret not making the effort to follow BSG. I wax poetical (and goofy) when talking about the beauty of the opening shots of "Water", and "33" makes me twitchy and short-tempered. I think I empathize with the characters too much. Erk.

Anyway: I knew knew KNEW that the end of last night's episode would make me facepalm. Baltar, you silly goose. You silly, silly, silly thwap goose.

I loved it, down to the pose, leaning against the railing.

Must. Own.

Hee. Isn't instrument another word for tool ?

White fonted only for folks like Jessica who will be watching this afternoon. And because whitefonting is fun.