I don't necessarily connect so say we all with religion on the show. Adama (avowedly non-religious) used it to great effect when he was trying to rally the suvivors at the end of the mini. It seems like a rallying cry, but not specifically religious. Though, could be used in various circumstances. Almost, a "Can I get a Hell, yeah??" only more formal.

But it definitly does have that don't think just agree aspect, which makes sense for a rally cry, I guess.

I love Tigh

This episode brought out my Tigh love. Previously not so much.

SG1 and BSG were very satisfying. I have a hard time getting into that fishy one. I watch and enjoy moments, but if I have something to do that is the time to leave the room.

The "so say we all" didn't ping me as religious but very military.

Ben did seem very Chriton (no matter how I spell it, it looks wrong, but too early and lazy to figure it out) like to me, but that didn't bother me because of the love. Claudia was lovely in her goofiness.

Watching the two of them play characters who are not only not interested in each other now, but who will almost certainly never be interested in each other (which I'm sure was deliberate) was odd. Not bad, just odd.

I can't get a handle on BB's character. Right now, he's reading to me like Chricton, if Chricton were very, very tired all the time.

And I finally watched SG-A tonight for the first time (I didn't bother watching it on the preview DVD because I wasn't really interested in the SGverse), and damn! It's actually pretty good! At least this ep, to a new fan, was much better than SG-1. And it amuses me to no end that Assistant Director Skinner is playing Captain Picard. (Only in the sense of "bald actor I really like playing the captain of a ship with shields and transporter beams," but still.)

There's a very good article on BSG in this week's NYTimes Magazine. (Subscribers got it today, it'll be online tomorrow, if someone reminds me to link to it.)

I was worried about SGA and how they were going to deal with the Wraith and come out alive, really worried that the Dadelus would blow them up and that would be it. But it turned out great, loved that they just tricked them.

The Dadelus crew was really good, I liked ....what's her name working with the Asgard. The "he's not happy about this" and then when she rushed over to a control and shoved someone out of the way hurling the chair into another control panel.

Loved Mckay's "What ? Are you union?"

I'm not sure how I like Ford's storyline. And how could he fly the jumper? He's never been able to before.

I'm not sure how I like Ford's storyline. And how could he fly the jumper? He's never been able to before.

I didn't like Ford's storyline at all. How come he got a full dose of the enzyme while the Marine colonel didn't? They were both being lifesucked when their attackers were killed.

Are last night's episodes of SG1, SGA, and BSG going to be repeated on any particular date/time?

I can't believe nobody mentioned the look exchanged and the flutter-wink Vala gave Cameron on the line "I'm pregnant. And there's a one-in-ten chance it's yours." to Daniel.

I miss the longer "previouslies" on BSG to the non-vocal music, followed by clips from the episode to the drums. I like the drums, and I like seeing hints of what's to come. I like the chief taking charge of the crashed crew on Kobol, too. And they included a clip of him in the "hot men of BSG" on the behind-the-scenes show. And speaking of that inside-the show, how much do I love how easily Tricia Helfer slips into Six's persona-voice? And how round Callis' eyes got and how his body language stilled when she did?

I like seeing hints of what's to come.

I don't. I'd always turn my head and not watch that part.

The "so say we all" didn't ping me as religious but very military

never - no one wants you to agree - but do what you are told - anything more than Yes, Sir!~ is saying to much. Now, YMMV, but it is what I have seen and heard from my father and sister. and seen when visitinb my sister