Midnight Blue

The show never ceases to amaze me - this episode actually brought a tear to my eye and I'm a hard guy lol this never happens!

Excellent writing - hour and a half long episode, basically a feature film.

It is a brilliant show and this season has exceeded all my expectations. Well done Seth - I applaud you and all the team - keep up the great work.

This made me think of Babylon 5 when we got to the assembly scene, which is a good thing. This is way more than I ever expected of a series that started out more like a spoofing of Star Trek, it has long gone left that role, and is now more it's own universe that I actually want to live in and knew more about. I really hope this get's a BD release and some more toys and models, not to mention a technical book about the ships, weapons and so on. As not only are the people real in the show, it also remembers to treat it's equipment like that too, as things take time to repair and don't just magically do it on it's own.

It bears repeating: Given the obvious analogy, it was rather self-indulgent, emotional self-gratification. The preachiness and moralistic naiveté was bad enough, but it was compounded by its lack of nuance and complexity. Better to steel-man both sides and let viewers decide. That was the best of original Star Trek. The fact that they are blind to anything but their own ideology deadens any utility this story could have had to make those who have a different understanding re-evaluate.

Very powerful, very touching episode, for the sci-fi fans, there's some amazing space chase/battles.

This episode also makes me very curious about further episodes in regards to the Union safety/strength and how will they proceed to reinforce against the Kaylons.

Let us not forget that Topa was BORN a female. Just sayin... I've read reviews that claim that this is an affirmation of transgenderism. I believe it to be an affirmation of truth.