Well, it frakkin ended.

[Tamorrax]

Spoilers as well.

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So my main gripe is with how the survivors all decided to give up their technology to live on Earth#2.

Not really buying this also. Maybe after having been on ships for four years and eating algae-derived "food products" the thought of real food caused everyone to conveniently forget about the hard labor that would be involved in obtaining this "real food". Not to mention the high chance of messy death by wild animal.

Apart from that, I have mixed feelings about the ending. First hour was epic, though Cavil's death left me slightly confused. Why shoot himself instead of say, Tigh? Boomer's death was very sudden, just like the last one, and left me slightly disappointed, since I expected her to die blowing something up--going out with a Boom, I guess.

And! Red striped Cylons SO CUTE. :w00t:

Second hour has some good moments and some awkward moments. Any moment with Lee was awkward. Was totally disinterested in the Kara/Lee drunk-adultery bit.

I wept openly at the death of Laura Roslyn / Marriage of Roslyn and Adama. A fitting, though humble, end to the most touching relationship of the show.

This did not have the emotional impact I expected it to have. For me the Adama/Roslin relationship peaked when she was jumped away by the hybrid and Adama waited for her in that lone raptor. Their reunion was nothing short of epic. It was almost all downhill from there, except for that episode where Madame Airlock declares war on the entire fleet after hearing that Adama is dead.

Surprisingly, the few moments that stood out for me were the bits with Baltar and Caprica, especially the last part where Baltar admits that he knows about farming. Yep. Baltarstar Galactica, I salute you.