Reader contributions like yours! You can help us survive by making a one-time or recurring contribution today. Thank you for reading, and we're so grateful for your support. Hit the jump for a spoiler-filled rundown of last night's episode, "Deadlock," and a place to jump in with your own thoughts. Again, no spoilers at this point, but let's just sum it up with how Starbuck described the couple in question: "It was like watching my parents make out. Here's my answer to that question about every being able to have sex again after watching gross ol' Ellen clamber on top of a whimpering ol' Tigh and rip off his eyepatch: NO.

Battlestar Galactica: The Plan tells story that couldn't have been portrayed in the first few seasons. For one thing, it stars Dean Stockwell, who only joined the series midway through the second season. It turns out his character, Cavil, had a major role to play in the Cylons' plan. So, in the two hour feature, Stockwell performs scenes set before and during the first two seasons of the show. Spoilers ahead!

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Sexuality in the Re-imagined Series and its prequel, Caprica , mirrors sexuality in the real world, in terms of the presence of hetero-, homo- and bi-sexual relationships. According to comments from Michael Taylor , the Colonials do not make an emphasis "of the distinction between hetero- and homosexual preferences. No gender-based restrictions on occupation, either military or civilian, have been seen to exist in the Twelve Colonies, and Ronald Moore has indicated that there are none. However, males and females adhere to different standards in terms of clothing, makeup, ornamentation and hairstyling. One example has been seen of a transvestite, a man called Cerberus who wears "female" garb, jewelry and makeup; he is referred to as a "freak" by Joseph Adama CAP : " Ghosts in the Machine ".