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Friday, November 10, 2006 12:00 AM

Space balls

While politicians spent a campaign season avoiding the big issues, TV's bravest series has been facing them in thrilling fashion.
By Laura Miller

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  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 10:54 PM

    In case anyone from sci-fi is reading this..

    ... please start busting some heads to allow Canadians to download BSG off iTunes. I want to make my support for the show known, and I'll be damned if I buy a TV and subscribe to cable for just one show. Every time I pirate this show off bittorrent, I feel guilty and want to mail Ron Moore a cheque for 10 bucks along with a handwritten apology.

    I guess I will have to console myself by buying DVD's for my unenlightened friends.

    Oh, and thank you to the writers for making Baltar interesting again. He was a delight early on, and a simpering irritant for a season and a half. Thank you thank you.

    —svanegmond Read svanegmond's other letters

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