It was my fervent hope at some point during the middle of last night's BSG that Baltar would be shot in the head.

Or pushed out an airlock. I'm not picky. I cannot stand Baltar and it is time for him to die.

TW: This ep broke my heart. It really really did. Fuck.

They killed Tosh! I knew Owen was a goner ever since his hand was broken. I knew they couldn't keep fixing him up like that. But damn. Why do Tosh like that?

TW: today was the perfect day for me to watch the finale. I cried and cried and cried. Such a clean, civilized and yet heart breaking way to send off two characters. Lovely.

I'm worried that Grey is going to end up being the Apocalyptic Jack in the Box, so to speak though. Way to ensure a ready made baddie every time you run out of ideas. I was with Capt'n John. Ending him would have been a mercy .

Doctor Who 4.01:

After yesterday's Torchwood, this was exactly what I needed. Little marshmallow babies with faces and little peeping noises and wavy hands!

And wow, ROSE. Didn't expect that so soon. Now she probably won't be back until episode 10.

Couldn't agree with more re: Grey, bonny. It's a bit of a cop out, to my mind. But, at least it means we might get to see Capt. John again! Because, you know, not so evil after all.

Hey, they just advertised Season 4 Doctor Who on BBCA - you know Sciffy on BBCA during an episode of Season 3 of Doctor Who.

The BBCA feed is kind of sucky today. I hope it improves by 8 pm.

loved torchwood tonight. Still processing.

Torchwood tonight (the BBCA broadcast) was pretty frelling devestating. Very THE BODY in some ways, though from a completely different perspective. Jonah's Lovecraftian state was both creepifying and heart-breaking. Intersting name choice too. What good is it to survive the belly of the beast if you are permanently damaged mentally in the process.

"Adrift" (TW) gutted me. I have some problems with the behaviour--mostly on Jack's side, but it's mostly that I want to smack him around, as opposed to feeling he was badly written. He needed to have cut Gwen off at the pass. Because he knows exactly how far she's going to take it. That's why she ended up on the team in the first place, wasn't it?

And his flippant invitation to her to join him and Ianto's sweaty manmeat--so terribly terribly cruel. Ianto's walking an interesting line, being with him and being honest to the rest.

Now that I think about it, Ianto hasn't been in Jack's confidence for that long, right? I mean, they weren't together when the series started, because they couldn't have gotten together until after the cyber-chick episode. He does seem to know every little thing, though.

No retcon for Nicky. She's not just seen something disconcerting, like a blowfish-headed alien. She's had her heart broken and hard and very personally. And they're letting her walk away with that? Hmm.

DW 4.01 ("Partners in Crime") : Well, that was nice enough! I have no great quibbles, no overwhelming love. But even though I started to guess that was Rose there at the end, I found it very chilling for some reason. Her vanishing into thin air? Not helping things. I wonder if Donna will see her likeliness at some point and remember her. Probably not.

I mean, they weren't together when the series started, because they couldn't have gotten together until after the cyber-chick episode.

Define "together."

He needed to have cut Gwen off at the pass. Because he knows exactly how far she's going to take it.

he was thwarted by ianto. If Ianto hadn't given Gwen the GPS system, she never would have found it. He thought that he didn't need to cut her off.

Now that I think about it, Ianto hasn't been in Jack's confidence for that long, right? I mean, they weren't together when the series started, because they couldn't have gotten together until after the cyber-chick episode. He does seem to know every little thing, though.

well, before that, Ianto was the "errand boy". He knew Torchwood's secrets. I mean, he's the one who would have arranged for the boats and hired the staff at the island.