We disagree with regard to Flesh and Bone, but I had similar feelings about what we get to see of the darker aspects of a post-apocalyptic community.

More even than by Sharon's picture in the shooting range, I was freaked out by the scene of the destruction of the Cylon fleet, which by itself is a little silly, but I realised later on that in the context of that 'human ugliness' you're describing that permeates the entire episode, my reaction made a lot more sense.

I can understand where they're coming from, being angry with Helo, and it was good to put the fallout there in an episode that generally deals with the dismal situation these people are in because of a genocide committed by the Cylons. But it really doesn't bring out the best in people.

And I really had to eat my words on the post-Home Roslin/Adama front. That was some nice interaction.