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I should give this one a try. :) I saw some "Fringe" episodes. It may be interesting, even though in my opinion the casting is not very good.

I'm not quite sure about that, because I don't live in the US and I don't have the chance to watch all the new programmes on TV, but I think that after the end of BSG we won't have any real space Sci-Fi TV series anymore.I hope I'm wrong and some new cool show is going to be aired soon. If...

I though that it could be fun to summarize the whole show, "Hurley's style": First the Cylons came and destroyed the colonies, so the rest of the human race ran away, but they found out that the Cylons look like them, and after that started looking for some imaginery planet called Earth, but...

What happened in the last episode? I'm going to explain it the same way Hurley from "Lost" explained to his mother about the island: First, Ellen said to the others about the Cylon colony, then Galactica began to fall apart, after Boomer's jump near the ship while stealing Hera, who cried a...

Cottle is hilarious. I think he was the only real comic relief for the series. Some of my favourie Cottle lines: 1. "How many of those did you take, young lady" ( to Roslin about her pills in Season 1) 2. Cottle lights up a cigarette. Roslin: Would you mind? Cottle: I do actually...

Nothing at all. This episode was an absolute filler. It looks like all of the answers are going to be dumped in the series finale, the same way a lot of answers were dumped in the episode about Ellen's resurrection.

I need to admit that two years ago I thought that "Lost" was nothing more than a teenage cult TV show like "Orange County" for example, without any depth and meaning. It looked like "Survivor" with a script and the mysteries didn't look scientifically explainable. For a B5 fan like me this would...

I've started rewatching "Lost" from the beginning and I found something interesting in the sixth episode of Season 1. In this episode Jack found a dead body of a man, who died at least 40-50 years ago and guess what he found in his pocket: Two pieces for backgammon. Does this remind you of...

My weekly analysis of the show: 1. The polar bears were indeed a part of Dharma's experiments and the bear, found in the Sahara Desert was used to prove the existence of a wormhole. 2. Kate, Jack and Hurley are probably going to join Dharma Initiative for some period of time same as Sawyer...

Maybe the polar bears just went for a Coke. ;) Sweet commercial by the way.

I remember the monster killing him, but it seems that I've missed the part with the bears.

So it seems like the "magic bullet" in Sam's head is going to reveal all the mysteries of the show. :)

Re: there were at least 3 of them, maybe more. :p

It would also be interesting to find out what happened to the polar bears. In the first two seasons we saw 2 or 3 of them, and then they just vanished. Maybe in the episode, when they didn't push the button in the Hatch and the sky turned purple, they moved back in time to a moment, when there...

A possible theory could be that Christian did something to her, so she can join her father and remain on the island. The only thing I can think of, as crazy as it sounds is that he killed her the same way Ben killed Locke, because he knew that her consciousness will be revived and they can live...

Ellen said something like that: "Hera is connected to something that's manipulating all of us. Maybe Anders can explain it to us." Ellen regained her memory when she resurrected, so she should know all about the Final Five even better than Sam.

From what we know so far, we can conclude that Jacob and Christian Shephard do not have physical bodies and have similar characteristics to ghosts (Vorlons, Shadows). There is a possibility that they are dead and what we actually see are their souls or something like that. Maybe the island...

There's something I couldn't understand in the last episode. Why is Ellen waiting for Sam to wake up and explain to the others what's going on. Isn't she supposed to remember everything after her resurrection?

There's something I couldn't understand in the last episode. Why is Ellen waiting for Sam to wake up and explain to the others what's going on. Isn't she supposed to remember everything after her resurrection?

That's a very logicall analysis indeed, thanks Recoil. The person who wrote this must be a player of quest games, like "Myst" or "Riven". It's amazing how he/she saw all of these small details like the jars and the difference between the chairs. Christian, Widmore and Hawking against Jacob...