It was actually and truthfully about the sovereignty of God, and our lack of stewardship of our resources leading to the destruction of the environment!

Coming from a Christian background, I really resonate with this form of divine sovereignty. Kara was the missing link, the angel of God, planted by God back into the fleet to change the repetitive cycle of technological self destruction. God altered the previous cycle through her. I mean, I don't know what to say about this? I'm at a loss, "All along the watchtower" was played at the end, so, maybe not? They weren't programming, they were actual angels. Real Angels! Angel Baltar and Angel Caprica Six. When human Baltar and Cylon Caprica six, finally confirmed they were angels, I was blown away! SAY WHAT???? No more suspicion of what was really going on. Now, finding earth through the songs correlation to earth and the FTL, I mean, the editing and musical timing with "All along the watch tower" playing throughout was nothing short of brilliant! As well as the battle scene on and around the Cylon base ship had some of the best special effects money can buy! The environmental statement of giving up their technology for a greater good was excellent and I resonated with that as well. This show is and will always be, nothing short of spectacular!

Thank you Ronald D Moore and David Eick for 5 incredible years! Nice shameless entry into the final scene Ron, well played!

Critique: I would've played up their hopes way more while they were on their way to earth. About what the main characters would do, and how they would live once they arrived on earth. Subtly specific, but not in your face. That would've made this transition easier for me, and given the viewer some solice. Hope seemed dim for Chief, for Adama, for Balter and Six, and especially for Lee with Kara vanishing. That aspect left me cold, rather than refreshed. There was a definite redemption of the soul and conscience with not enough reprise at the end for my liking. Maybe if I hold onto this quote, it won't seem so empty:

"I laid out the cabin today, it's gonna have an easterly view, should see the light that we get here, when the sun comes over those mountains, it's almost heavenly, it reminds me of you."

When TV starts to disappoint in 2009, and it most assuredly will, I will go back and remember this. One of the best movies, of the year!

Ok, Patrick Warburton and David Spade are hilarious! Tune in to the new season of Rules of Engagement, full of great writing and awesome laughs.

To the writers: Please let Dave and Pat, ad lib as much as possible, they are funny even without a script, but together, as comic gold as the greatest cartoon of all time, "The Emperor's New Groove".

To the handful of you who read my blog: The humor on this show, is my kind of humor around the house!

There's nothing gay about taking dancing lessons for your wedding.

Ya, we did it!

Oh did you, Fred Astair, at some guys ass!

....I'm still laughing, it's so good....lmao all night.....

I just listened to the sixth episode of Trust Me while playing a video game, and I didn't miss a thing! Why is this show on the air? You don't need to watch it. What is the point? It's not an impressive show in any capacity, and every ending is a let down, nothing ever works out, and it's just sad, not funny, it's irritating not compelling. The first episode was interesting with Tuvok and their crazy boss, and those cool characters are already gone. Why did they sabotage their own show? Trust Me, it's pointless!

On a side note, 24 is still amazing, wow, what a great season!