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Friday’s episode of Battlestar Galactica was exhilarating to watch. I was breathless with anxiety at times and I also wept at at least 2 key scenes. There is something about the talent behind and in front of the cameras on this show. It gets to me in such a profound way. I cannot express it clearly enough. I think that while it is almost impossible to choose entirely, my favorite actor on the program is Edward James Olmos. He is frakking brilliant, to put it lightly. I think the depth and honesty that he radiates as Admiral Adama is the foundation for the rest of the cast. It is a shame that being labeled as sci-fi keeps the show from getting real Emmy consideration. These people deserve recognition, in my opinion this is the best program on television. Perhaps ever.