I also hope that we get some answers. While Adama's moving speech to the masses gave me goosebumps (I would have been swayed to cross the line to the starboard side and declare my allegiance to this potential suicide mission). I want to know more about the opera house, find out what the heck Starbuck is, see who ends up living, learn if Galactica survives or busts apart, and see if Cavil gets his damned self boxed for good, or if they found a way to rebuild the resurrection ship, and find out if Baltar mans up and does one selfless thing for a change. I've got my theories rolling around in my head, but mostly, I just want to see how it all plays out. I hope it is something that gives resolution and doesn't end in a perplexing fade to black. Though, I'd be OK if there are one or two details left to the imagination, or speculation. As long as the big stuff gets wrapped-up.

Mostly, I hope they do right by these characters. I hope that they give these actors some action-packed, but heavy-hitting emotional scenes to handle. It shouldn't be too tough of a task. They've done it a lot before. Even last week when Bill told Kara that he knew who she was -- he knew she was his daughter -- was beautifully simple. OK. I might have teared up a little bit. Or when he told Doc Cottle to get back in line. Sniff. Also when Laura walked out to join Bill. Yeah, there were tears. I hate to cry at television shows, but I know that I'm going to be weeping like a little baby throughout this finale. From Laura's seemingly inevitable death to whatever Hera's fate may be, to however they resolve the future of the human and cylon races. It's going to be a heartbreaker. I can just feel it in my gut. And I wouldn't miss it for the world. But I will miss this show. A lot.

So say we all.