Wow...talk about a slow, but very interesting episode.
#1: the hybrids. Interesting. The one thing, posted on another forum that I laughed at, and agreed with, was the orgasmic reaction in the hybrid when told to jump. It's a wonder basestars aren't jumping for the chance to jump.
#2: I found the cylons even more hypocritical than ever, taking notice to the subservience of the tinheads compared to the human-form cylons. And the fact that they were reprogrammed to be subservient, and given their bickering amongst each other, it's officially come to pass, they are indeed hypocrites, but that's really no secret.
#3: Baltar. He has truly hit rock bottom. I don't think a man could be more destroyed than himself. The fact that he was in a hazmat suit does not discount that he isn't a cylon, merely it lessens his chance that he is one.
#4: Plot hole. Why would someone dying infect a new body on a resurrection ship? If they are downloaded, why would it affect them, they're connected with some sort of galactic wifi, so... all that would be transferred is the mind.
#5: Starbuck getting her act together was interesting. I felt more for Saul than anyone else at the moment, merely out of pity that he has joined Baltar on rock bottom, or is in the process of getting there. I was glad to see that Gaeta was in the good graces of Roslin and Adama, probably it was announced to the fleet that he passed information to the Resistance, despite it's unorthodox, and horrible methods, to which Saul should have been charged for. There was no reason to launch a suicide attack against the market place.
#6: The way Six was saddened that Baltar lied, despite the fact that the device was right there in front of her. So far however, there's been no information as to what it could be, merely that it is "assumed to be from the 13th colony". Tying into the deliberate biological weapon tactic is just stupid as Gaius would have no time for any of that, given A) he was at odds with Adama immediately after the colonisation of New Caprica, B) he was imprisoned with the cylons during the entire period of occupation, and C) he was on a basestar after, so I don't see where this "he deliberately led them there" came from. My guess is they're trying to point fingers.
