Who doesn't enjoy smacking Harry upside the head?

I'm thinking, thinking... I can't think of anyone...

I don't like anyone other than Baltar and Six talking to imaginary people, and the whole thing was just making all the subtext of the series text for no apparent reason.

I said to Scott, that I wondered if everyone had an imaginary person onboard the Galactica.

I liked the Adama/Roslin stuff, though. That was cute. And the rescue was pretty cool.

They're adorable and the rescue was cool.

Cally doesn't bother me that much. I think she's useless, but she doesn't bother me. What bothers me is when Lee and Kara share scenes in the weeks the story isn't about them, it is as if there has never been anything between them. It's all just so weird.

I think she's useless, but she doesn't bother me.

It bothers me that she's useless, because she wasn't in S1. She used to be an engineer in her own right, not just the Chief's main source of angst.

I'm guessing that Helo is now out of the doghouse with Adama and Tigh, since he's back in the pilots' briefing instead of stuck with the civvies.

I liked the small touch of Helo doing some manly handshake with Hot Dog, learning of the rash, wiping his hand on his flightsuit and moving over a seat. Random.

I said to Scott, that I wondered if everyone had an imaginary person onboard the Galactica.

Starbuck could start talking to Zak!

Or not.

Yeah, and Lee could start talking to that blond chick that probaby got blown up, on Caprica. Chief could start talking to Dead Boomer. Roslin could talk to Billy.

It bothers me that she's useless, because she wasn't in S1. She used to be an engineer in her own right, not just the Chief's main source of angst.

I still find it terrifically random how they got together. It is almost less plain to me than Dee/Apollo.

I still find it terrifically random how they got together. It is almost less plain to me than Dee/Apollo.

Seemed pretty straightforward to me. I mean, if you think, like I do, that she shot Boomer out of jealousy (which makes a lot more sense than anything else) and see the Chief as settling for the one who wanted him rather than the one he wanted. Who else is he going to marry? Roslin's aide?

That said, I don't like the character much and was hoping that yesterday would be the last we saw of her.

You know, I don't even know if the Council even acknowledges that Justin was evil.

I seem to remember Book!Morgan saying "we have only your word for that" when Harry reminded him that it was self defense. I thought of it as a situation where they had no reason to believe it wasn't, but also no evidence to believe that it was.