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It wasn’t perfect, but it was pretty damn good. One thing – it was strange watching it without ads because the narrative flow kind of depended on the breaks. Our copy didn’t have any ads, so the breaks lasted less than a moment. This was particularly weird during the intense battle sequences of the first half. That all being said – it was still pretty unbelievable: the opera house, the OTHER earth, Kara, the battle, the child – whew! Here’s what some others are saying.<\/p>\n
Laura Miller at Salon.com gets it. She wanted a more groundbreaking ending that smashes the rules a bit more. She thinks they may have played it a bit safe<\/a>. She may be right.<\/p>\n Ginia Bellafante at the New York Times had a similar, though less articulate reaction<\/a>.<\/p>\n Robin Abrahams at Boston.com has some interesting observations<\/a>. Lots of women review this show, no?<\/p>\n Mary McNmara at the LA Times loved loved loved it<\/a>. Another woman!<\/p>\n Make your opinion heard. Does BSG deserve an Emmy nomination<\/a>?<\/p>\n A nice recap of the hits from four seasons, courtesy the Vancouver Sun<\/a>.<\/p>\n NJ.com has a Q&A with Ron Moore<\/a>. Hopefully less crying than in the SciFi ‘Last Frakking Special”.<\/p>\n Screen Rant has issues, but also a lot of love<\/a>.<\/p>\n Newsday goes over the top<\/a> with an A++.<\/p>\n Chicago Tribune’s Maureen Ryan has a comprehensive article with a long interview and her glowing review<\/a>.<\/p>\n More interviews and explanations at Discover Magazine<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It wasn’t perfect, but it was pretty damn good. One thing – it was strange watching it without ads because the narrative flow kind of depended on the breaks. Our copy didn’t have any ads, so the breaks lasted less … Continue reading