The Tables Turned. . .

What I find interesting about the "chip-Six" and "chip-Gaius" is that they do not act like their real-life counterparts, they are much more pulled together and calculating. I think there is definitely a connection, but it is not outright communication, because the chip personeas have more insight to situations than the "real" people would. (Oh, and the "chip" designation is not mine, it came from the Television Without Pity website, where they summarize the episodes. Baltar once said that the imaginary Six was "just a chip" in his head, and that's what she's been called since. When the imaginary Baltar showed up, I just started using it for him, too.)

Well, this isn't the first time Six has seen her imaginary Baltar. I was happy to see him return, though his dialogue was a little different than last season when he was constantly instilling her with guilt for the genocide of the human race. I don't think they've explained it enough yet. For one, I think Baltar is a cylon. If he's one of the five unseen models, he may have talents the rest don't.