Despite the obvious allegories of Baltar as some sort of wacky Christlike figure, I  swear that during Baltar's radio address tonight I heard me some Hamlet, specifically the famous To be or Not to be speech: definately heard something about "mortal coils" and "the undiscovered country"

And I now have the insane image of Baltar as Shakespeare - that's it: the fleet is totally landing in Elizabethan England:





Roslin wasn't annoying tonight but I still want her to die already. Especially after that scene with Adama. I was really missing Papadama during tonight's episode, but yechhh I don't like Roslin and Bill: it's like imagining your parents having sex (and you KNOW they got it on when she visited him tonight). 

Dear Gaeta: STFU about your leg. We're talking about finding Earth here. We're talking about special secret mission. Suck it up.

Loved the scene where the Six killed the colonial and Sam went crackers. I actually felt for the Six when she described how she and the other cylons had been killed. And poor Sam - struggling to hold onto his memories as a resistance fighter before all the crazy identity crisis stuff.

The centurions still appear to be up to their high-jinks (plugging an eight for disconnecting the hybrid). This will not end well.