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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LightPhoenix" data-source="post: 4297163" data-attributes="member: 115">That episode was incredible... possibly among the best of the series.There were a number of possible ending points that I thought they could have used.  The obvious one is the money shot of Earth and the fleet.  Another interesting one I think they could have used is Lee and D'Anna agreeing to work together.  Still, I think this one was great.  I loved that the Cylons seemed as devestated to find Earth as it was as the Humans.  I think that the rebel Cylons really thought they were going to find salvation there.I like that Tigh was the one to say "frak it" and let the cat out of the bag.  You are the man you want to be, indeed.  Tigh is loyal, and relatively honorable, and pretty forward and honest.  That's why he was the one, and it had to be, to spill the beans to everyone about who they are.I wish Billy was still in the series - it should have been him, not Tory.  Honestly, I don't like her character at all, and she really feels shoe-horned in.  Maybe Anders could have become the "traitor" and Billy becomes the ideal.  I'm still hoping it's him as the final Cylon, and he welcomes the allied groups with open arms for finally getting it right.An interesting thing I thought about watching the show was how necessary it was for Lee to be President at this time.  Roslin would have airlocked Tigh and the others with no hesitation, and it all would have broken down.  Boom, game over.  That's why the hybrid jumped away with her - it had to get her away.On the subject of the hybrid - one of the things it said was that Kara would destroy humanity.  However, perhaps humanity needs to be destroyed to remake it.  Of course, one could argue that already happened.  Still, I wonder if this is part of it - Kara would lead them to a "promised land," and that is a false promise.</blockquote>

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