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The one with the Sagitarrons (sp?)

(First watched 2007-02-11) I love Helo. &nbsp;He loves and protects humanity, even when it's in a Cylon.

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Dirty Hands

(First watched 2007-02-25) As usual, the bulk of the episode seemed great... but of course it's the things that seemed off that itch at my brain.

The resolution. &nbsp;Apparently these people have been trying to get some positive changes made for years, but nothing was done. &nbsp;They start jailing people for taking the next step in getting attention, then capitulate on some changes like the lottery for more help. &nbsp;When that goes horribly wrong and a true strike begins, &nbsp;they threaten to shoot Cally until the Chief gives in... '''THEN''' start being cooperative? &nbsp;The ball was in their court and they could've done this long before. &nbsp;With a different perspective each week, this show has given me reasons to love and hate almost all of these people and the decisions they make.

Also, Baltar's book seemed a bit out of place for him. &nbsp;I think it was Tigh who a few weeks back said that in his mind, he was always the victim. &nbsp;While I guess writing about class warfare is another way for him to see himself as a victim, any desire to be some sort of political subversive seemed to come out of nowhere. &nbsp;Maybe it would've been easier to swallow if we'd seen an earlier scene of Six-in-his-head leading him towards that.

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The next one

(First watched 2007-03-04) What. &nbsp;Thrace... dead? &nbsp;A cylon? &nbsp;Some deus ex machina survival? &nbsp;It certainly made a big deal out of her &quot;destiny&quot; but didn't explain it, so there's something yet to come.

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The following one

(First watched 2007-03-11) It bugs me that Romo Lampkin sounds like a Star Wars name, but he does bring something completely different to the show.

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The one after that

(First watched 2007-03-18) Poor Lee. &nbsp;Getting shit on by his wife and father due to wanting a fair trial, even for someone most of the human race hates. &nbsp;He looked so strange in a business suit after he resigned his commission. &nbsp;But... Lampkin is right. &nbsp;If instead of Baltar there was a president in place who didn't let the Cylons have their way, the death count on New Caprica would've been much greater. &nbsp;Making it out that Baltar really had any control over things is quite false.

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The one following that

(First watched 2007-03-25) &nbsp;:O :O :O :O :O :O :O :O :O :O

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