Annnnd ofc the Cylons wanna dip again now. They're in a competition with Starbuck as to who has the coldest feet in the fleet. Even Galen flipped. And yes folks I'm sure forcing Saul (and Anders) to go by the majority rule would totally have no consequence whatsoever. None at all.

ELLEN JUST CALL SAUL A SLUR WHY DON'T YOU. "Do you see, little girl? There is something in the universe that he loves far more than you or me. And that's Bill Adama. Bill Adama, and the ship and the uniform. And everything else takes second place. I knew I did. But I always wondered if a baby would. Guess I know now." IS CRAZY WORK.

Lmao and ofc the argument triggers a miscarriage, why wouldn't it. Saul is the only real one for being mad at having to prove his love or whatever the hell. Guess now the Cylons don't have an incentive to leave anymore.

*literally 10 seconds later as my Artemis gets enveloped by 3 Revenants*

I really think Helena Cain (from the show) feels need to be as great as her grandmother, Lucinda.

Admiral Lucinda Cain was a true war hero in the first Cylon war (which almost brought about humanity’s destruction), a legend, defender of Daidalos, and commander of the Ghost Fleet.

No here’s Helena, also an admiral, not commanding some antique, but the pride of modern Colonial Fleet, she HAS to save humanity, she HAS to beat the Cylons. Not just because it’s her job, but her legacy.

And it’s a tragedy because in her endeavor for conquest she lost sight of her grandmother’s motivation. Lucinda did not strive for killing Cylons, but for saving people. And the Fall of Daidalos highlights this perfectly.