Battlestar Galactica Bows Out--Goodbye to the Best Show on TV

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Dwight Schrute said it all

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBAixy4T0kY

Greatness

I've always been puzzled as to why a show that was (is) this good had such a small following. I've come to the conclusion that it appealed to intelligent people, by and large, and that, given normal distributions of intelligence within the population, its fate was therefore inevitable.

We live in an out-of-sorts age, where 'great' is somehow thought to suggest 'popular.' Historically, many 'great' works have been minimally popular, or ever decidedly UNpopular. It's too bad that ours is a culture which--at least as regards televised media--doesn't support such products.

Sure enough

There goes yet another TV show that I never watched. Not even once. There are so many of those, it seems.