Ugh, I hated Baltar. Well, I kinda enjoyed him well enough at the start, and then things kinda started to slip when he kept the secret about Boomer being a Cylon. By the time he slid through mustache-twirling evil into pimp-cult-overlord I couldn't take him anymore.

It's a sadly short list. Agree or disagree, I thought there should be more people on it.

Oh, and Zoe.

I grew to hate Baltar. He just didn't make sense to me towards the end.

Loved Donna.

I HATED Baltar. I am still disappointed we didn't witness the character getting airlocked.

I liked the character and never really grew to hate him, but he was more interesting in the first season.

I think one of my favorite moments from BSG was Lee's defense of Baltar from the witness stand - that was some really impressive acting mojo he had going on, and it was an unexpected turn for me in terms of how they were going to resolve that trial.

I miss BSG.

We watched 33 the other day and I was shocked at how good it was. I miss early BSG. When Starbuck was awesome and Lee was a pilot. Although the trial was good.

I miss BSG.

I wasn't as gung-ho as many watchers here, but the finale cured me of any lingering fondness. I'm not sure I can watch the stuff I'd previously enjoyed without being mad.

Yeah, I am ita in this regard. I am infinitely retroactively mad, I think.

Just finished watching "BSG: The Plan."

I am now going to pretend I've never seen it, so as to not sully my BSG love.

I miss early BSG.

It did get mired in its own mythos, although I liked most of the finale. I think if they'd stuck with 13 episodes per season, it would have raised the average quality enormously. Come to think of it, there are still probably 4 or 5 episodes I've never watched in full, because I saw enough to know they were dreadful.

But I watched the Caprica pilot on Hulu the other night and was rather impressed overall. I particularly liked the fact that the Cylon religion is literally the belief system of a sulky, too-smart-for-her-own-good teenager.

And I talked to a friend tonight who's got 4 episodes of Galactica left to watch. Apparently he predicted that Dualla was going to die about a second before she shot herself (he didn't expect his prediction to come true quite that quickly). So he was pleased that he finally understands how the show works.

I should probably give The Plan a try, because everyone hating it might mean that I'll find it delightful in some inexplicable way. I don't try to be contrary; it just works out that way.

Good luck with it. It isn't very often that I say this, but I literally wish I hadn't seen it.