Me? No, not at all. Of course.

I don't think I'm going to rewatch the extended version, it pisses me off too much. I'm liking Dee with this re-watching, you know? The whole Lee thing is, after all, about being Adama Senior's daugher, because of her own issues with her father, who rejected her/whom she rejected. It's profoundly sad and proof of the writers' talent that they showcase it so ably, really. Dee's search for a father strikes close to home, in a way.