I could swear that Lee reacted to it

I thought he had as well. He at least reacted to the empty food dish he kicked on the floor, which I had thought was odd.

I believe he said something like. Do you ever feed this thing, where is it anyway, and Romo avoided.

Which, as a cat owner with several half-eaten dishes lying around the apartment, because even when they're hungry they're picky, indicates that a cat has eaten sometime recently, not that they're being starved.

I guess Lee and the writer of that line doesn't have experience with cats. Silly.

Cereal.

So, Romo seeing his dead cat: post-traumatic-stress projection, or Cylon projection?!

It was actually quite fascinating seeing Romo with his glasses off. They literally and figuratively took the shades off of him. So wasn't expecting that. I was also quite happy to mentally exclaim "Lampkin!" and not "Badgerses!" when I saw Mark Sheppard back on my screen. Good character.

I think this jaunt of the Slytheen was probably their best--for some reason they had menace this time. Perhaps because there was no farting? Mr. Smith going dark also had menace.

I liked Dad stepping up to the plate and helping out, and all the K9 fanboys and girls must be well pleased as he swoops in for the save. I really like this show. I haven't watched all that much YA since actual YA days, so I have no idea if it's typical of the genre--I mean, is it even A, or is it just kid's TV?

I don't even know if there are others kid's shows like this one. I hope that they really do film season two and that we get to watch that too

Oh, back to BSG: how much do I love that they mentioned Laird? Now we know who the new Chief is!

(Hey, maybe they'll start making a few more Blackbirds.)

I just watched SG-1 "Heroes" 1&2 for the first time. Damn allergies.

I thought Galactica had some of the worst writing they've had in a long time. It's been a while since I've seen "Hero," but from what I recall at least some of the problem there was just a stupid-ass story, and I don't feel like this one was as fundamentally doomed to suck.

A scene where they explain the title? Seriously? And yeah, the ridiculous attempts to generate suspense out of who will be president when, d fucking uh. And another "we all did terrible things" lecture, and the god damned imaginary cat?

Tigh's little eyeroll when Adama said whatever it was about "we learned a lot about you / weren't the same man who came back from New Caprica" was PRICELESS.

See, even that. One line, funny. Then it just went ON AND ON. Dramatic irony: You're soaking in it!

No, no, the payoff is we get to see Jake the dog again.

When have we seen him before?

I was going to comment on the episode, but I think Strega said it all better than I could.