By Denise Martin, Times Staff Writer The "Battlestar Galactica" finale is upon us, but save your tears for Friday. Now's the time to marathon the entire series, to really hunker down and try to make sense of it all. Har. Not. The better way to celebrate is to partake in our unofficial BSG drinking game, which we suggest playing with Ellen Tigh's fluorescent beverage of choice Ambrosia (Gatorade, in a pinch) or the strong brown stuff favored by Admiral Adama (tea, if you're really committed to plowing through all 70 hours). Glasses raised? Here we go! So say we all.
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The ‘Battlestar Galactica’ drinking game

By Denise Martin, Times Staff Writer The "Battlestar Galactica" finale is upon us, but save your tears for Friday. Now's the time to marathon the entire series, to really hunker down and try to make sense of it all. Har. Not. The better way to celebrate is to partake in our unofficial BSG drinking game, which we suggest playing with Ellen Tigh's fluorescent beverage of choice Ambrosia (Gatorade, in a pinch) or the strong brown stuff favored by Admiral Adama (tea, if you're really committed to plowing through all 70 hours). Glasses raised? Here we go! So say we all.

By Denise Martin, Times Staff Writer

The “Battlestar Galactica” finale is upon us, but save your tears for Friday. Now’s the time to marathon the entire series, to really hunker down and try to make sense of it all. Har. Not. The better way to celebrate is to partake in our unofficial BSG drinking game, which we suggest playing with Ellen Tigh’s fluorescent beverage of choice Ambrosia (Gatorade, in a pinch) or the strong brown stuff favored by Admiral Adama (tea, if you’re really committed to plowing through all 70 hours).

Glasses raised? Here we go! So say we all. (Stefano Paltera / For The Times)

Every time you look at President Roslin and think, "That Admiral Adama is one lucky dude." Go ahead and toss back another every time you think Mary McDonnell was robbed of an Emmy nomination last year.

Every time you look at President Roslin and think, “That Admiral Adama is one lucky dude.”

Go ahead and toss back another every time you think Mary McDonnell was robbed of an Emmy nomination last year. (Carlos Chavez / Los Angeles Times)

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