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Brown Rat · 19th February 2007, 04:59 PM

I was fascinated by the insights this episode offers into Adama's failed marriage and his ongoing relationship with Lee and President Roslin. (His mental conversations with his wife reminded me a bit of Baltar's conversations with head-Six.) The action story of Cally and Chief Tyrol caught in the depressurizing airlock interwove well with Adama's story, as Cally and Tyrol dealt with pressures of balancing their (depressuring?) homelife and worklife. And it was good to see Starbuck and Apollo interact normally at work, as she supported his reading of the riot act to the potentially slacking flight crews.

Did those of you who are anti-soap-opera find the episode sufficiently entertaining?

19th February 2007, 04:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
Brown Rat wandering & wondering Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: California Posts: 945	3.15: A Day in the Life I was fascinated by the insights this episode offers into Adama's failed marriage and his ongoing relationship with Lee and President Roslin. (His mental conversations with his wife reminded me a bit of Baltar's conversations with head-Six.) The action story of Cally and Chief Tyrol caught in the depressurizing airlock interwove well with Adama's story, as Cally and Tyrol dealt with pressures of balancing their (depressuring?) homelife and worklife. And it was good to see Starbuck and Apollo interact normally at work, as she supported his reading of the riot act to the potentially slacking flight crews. Did those of you who are anti-soap-opera find the episode sufficiently entertaining?