(I think I would annex them all and glue them all together rather than have to re-count them every time they go someplace. Like, a first grade class on a field trip, except the field trip lasts forever. )

Yes. That way when something goes wrong, they can all die together.

Well, okay, this being a TV show, something is bound to go wrong. But, think of the gas they are wasting driving little puddle jumpers all around to shuttle people from here to there! Also, there's half a chance that one ship will have stuff and another will not, and they'll start fighting over the stuff, to the detriment of all.

Also, the endless counting. "Okay, the Tokugawa Queen. Has anybody seen the Tokugawa Queen since we left McDonald's? She was wearing blue shorts and a purple top, and Jeffrey if you don't listen to me you are gonna sit right next to me for the rest of the trip. Got it?"

they can all die together

And suddenly a Billy Joel song about "and we would all go down together" is in my head.

Well, my opinions of characters morphed slightly over the run, which isn't surprising, really, but I don't want to spoil with specifics. I'll say that Starbuck has grown on me less quickly than I'd like her to, but I still don't dislike her, exactly. Then again, I also found Lee sort of bland for a good portion, too (with some notable, specific scene exceptions, some of which have already aired, even), which doesn't seem to be a prevailing opinion here orout there in the wilds.

Totally grooved on Roslin. And her assistant... he's adorable. Wish I could remember his name. I am a fan of the Baltar/Blonde Cylon show. And EJO is someone I'll likely always groove on. Fence sitting about Boomer, Helo, the chief, but no real gripes. Don't like Tighe much.

I also think they've set up some interesting threads that I'd like to see play out.

Are Ben Edlund and Adam Busch reason enough to watch Point Pleasant?

they can all die together

And suddenly a Billy Joel song about "and we would all go down together" is in my head.

For me it's Tom Lehrer's "We Will All Go Together When We Go."

Then again, I also found Lee sort of bland for a good portion, too (with some notable, specific scene exceptions, some of which have already aired, even), which doesn't seem to be a prevailing opinion here out there in the wilds.

Lee in Bastille Day pretty much erased my opinion of him as bland, and shifted it to quiet observer.

Are Ben Edlund and Adam Busch reason enough to watch Point Pleasant?

I'm waiting until the 4th ep to make a determination. So far? It seems to be Omen's Exorcist Beach Creek.

Bwah!

I watched last night thinking that Adam Busch was going to be on -- he wasn't.

Next week, from the promos, it looks like an army of minions is going to be gathering around Christina whether she wants them or not.

I find the show unwatchable. Also, that lighthouse they showed in the thirty seconds I was able to watch? It's the Point Loma lighthouse in San Diego, which looks nothing like any lighthouse on the Jersey shore.

I missed it, and then I couldn't even get through the third page of the TWOP recap, so I think I'll give that one a miss.