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50 Best Episodes of 2005
Sat 28th Jan

From The Futon Critic:

The 50 Best Episodes of 2005

By Brian Ford Sullivan
Friday, January 27, 2006

It's time for our annual list of the 50 best episodes of the past year. (For previous lists check the bottom of this column.) We'll be counting down 10 episodes a day until we get to the best episode of 2005 on Friday. The episodes on this list are based on nominations by myself and regular visitors to the site as to what we think the standout moments of the year were. In some cases while we were fans of certain series we couldn't pin down a particular episode we thought was of special merit so don't be stunned to see a few of our regular favorites missing from the list. Anyway, on with the show...

4. "battlestar galactica: 33" (sci fi)
(originally aired: january 14, 2005)

An adrenaline jolt marked the show's post-mini series debut as the Cylons begin attacking every 33 minutes for no apparent reason. This seat-of-your-pants reintroduction to the characters exemplified how unique and compelling "Battlestar" can be.

12. "battlestar galactica: pegasus" (sci fi)
(originally aired: september 23, 2005)

Only "Battlestar Galactica" could find a way to make what should have been a cause for celebration (another "battlestar" is found) into an emotional gut punch. I mean, who didn't gasp during Boomer's "interrogation?"

43. "battlestar galactica: kobol's last gleaming, part 2" (sci fi)
(originally aired: april 1, 2005)

Boomer shot fraking Adama! Three months, hell even three hours, was too long to see how this cliffhanger got resolved.


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