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Glad you enjoyed the ride. I still love Lee's quote about our science racing ahead of our hearts. It's great little quote that's often overlooked. Just curious though: what two words did you scream when Galactica rammed into the HolyFrakkenShitStar?

^^Would have been nice if they added the 25th Anniversary versions too. It's not like they haven't released three-packed Joes in the past or milked the molds for these main characters. In any case, less of my complaining and more pics: COBRA! YO JOE!! (Hate what the flash does to Hawk's bomber jacket here. )

If I remember correctly, there is a screw inside the landing gear area. Have you tried tightening that particular screw up?

Nice! Maybe you can beat Yamato to the punch again and give us a proper TV-version, seated Sempai.

Thanks! Instead of doing something productive (like doing the laundry or paying the bills), I decided to be lazy today and snap some long-overdue pics. Managed to get some good close-up shots too!

As I said in an earlier post, other than the criminal lack of ankle articulation, this Lumiya isn't all that bad. The figure is definitely comparable to the other Star Wars figures currently out there.

25 Up: 25 Down: Finally got some time (and adequate morning sunlight) to snap off some "semi-decent" pics of the main display.

Difficult it is to find balance in the Force (or a pose). But impossible, it is not!

It's actually good that you took a minor break between Seasons 3 and 4, Gubaba. It took me awhile to let the big Cylon reveals from Season 3 really sink in.

That's why I prefer the YF-21.

You came in THAT thing?! You're braver than I thought!

^^That thing better have a built-in secret compartment to hide all your smuggled goods.

Not sure if it took me two hours, but it actually started out with me posing all the battroids in more neutral, "standing around, looking bad-ass" poses. Once I finished snapping up those pics, something in my twisted little mind told me to start screwing around with the figures, make them look like they're acting crazy and silly, and make it look like the whole photoshoot is rapidly degenerating. Pretty much like a real family picture gathering after about the third, fourth, or fifth snapshot.

They finally brought Brock F***in' Sampson back. I'd expect nothing less than greatness. Though, I gotta admit Dean's "Hey Triana! Can I pet your pussy?" two episodes ago had me absolutely rolling!

I actually think the WGA Strike HELPED the second half of Season 4.

It's an oldie. But it's "appropriate" for the season : Home for the Holidays?

When you wanna cut through all the bullsh*t and just end it already: .

DAMMIT! How could I have forgotten this one? I think I prefer my fights with both sides evenly-matched and beating the ever-lovin' sh*t out of each other: Yes, it's a little cheesy (especially, the 7-Point Exploding Brain Technique at the end). But it's fun to finally see these two really cut loose on each other. Giving the Ladies a Little More Representation (Sorry, but could only find the dub version on YouTube) Edited because I didn't see that shiroikaze had already posted the Bebop movie fight in the first page. Sorry.

<singing>: WAR. . . MACHINE!! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? . . . </singing> (Nice teaser pic, BTW.)

I think a better title would be: "Godsdammit! What the FRAK is Going On?!" by Saul Tigh ----------------- Personally, I think "A Measure of Salvation" was probably the worst episode of the entire series run.

* Actually, I liked the final fight between Spike and Vincent in the Bebop movie more. Just a flat-out, knock-down, drag-out, bloody fight with some tight background music. * Also, gotta mention this one for it's collection of fights (even though it's a bit cheesy): You break my record. . . Now I break YOU!!

I think it's up to the audience to decide whether she knew about the poison or not. But the actress who plays Ellen said in a previous interview that she played the scene as if she knew the drink was poisoned. I gained a lot of respect for Ellen for 'fessing up the way she did. No excuses, no begging for forgiveness; just a straight up admission of the whole ugly affair and explaining (with no apologies) that she would have done anything and everything to keep Saul alive.

I still love how the beginning of this episode played out with Tigh and Ellen having their little "discussion." It's still a personal favorite of mine.

^^Opens the bottle AND cuts the lime. It's quite multi-functional!!

Don't forget the Old Man calling Apollo a "fat-ass." There was much "joy" in that too. Exodus Part II, huh? Strap yourself in, and hold on tight. It's gonna be a hell of a ride emotionally and viscerally.