No thanks.

Looking back, I reckon the show jumped the shark as soon as they started talking about gods and prophecies, which are always such lame plot devices. I should have stopped after season 2. I loved the show until it became apparent that the writers hadn't got a clue about how to resolve the major arcs of the story - the story was not planned from the start, and the supernaturalist bullcrap that littered the show turned out to all be literal angels and gods, instead of resolving properly.

I suspect this cheap and obvious retcon will do little convince me that the writers of Battlestar Galactica had any kind of plan whatsoever. At least, not beyond the the unforgivable "Goddidit" bullshit that the series ended with. I cannot express how disappointed I am, still, with the way they threw the show away after having me hooked and hopeful for so long. RAGE.

The show jumped the shark as soon as they turned Starbuck into a girl.

It was well made for the most part, and I watched it to the end (eventually). But that doesn't mean I forgive them for abandoning everything that was good about the original show.

I would have been happier if they had just called it something else, with new character names and everything, and give credit to the original series as an inspiration.

Oh man, I'd really love to see this, if only it weren't for the fact that Battlestar Galactica DIED in the last episode. It died a horrible death and what's happening now is just beating the dead horse.

Just go away, already.