I am enjoying this, just as I enjoyed reading Evolutions: Book I. Still, you might want to think about using spell check, if you haven't already started using it yet, because I am noticing many spelling and grammar errors. I found the idea that Kobol is a source of different temporal realities interesting, but if it is indeed a copy of Earth, how did the Colonials know about Earth if it was so far away, and if they apparently never visited Earth? I love the appendix at the bottom, especially the part where Kraqq insulted Dr. Angeles Hermano, and how Dr Hermano returns the insult. I can only imagine the chaos that ensued! Centuries later, and the Klingons are still up to their old habits. But I noticed that you spelled pahtk wrong. It helps to look things up, especially if you aren't sure of something.

I like this entire series. However, I have a question?

You mentioned 20 different quantum realities. Are these other stories that you have read. If so, I would like to read these stories. I would appreciate it if you could direct me to these stories.

BTW if you are interested in anotehr good crossover, read Homeward Bound. It is a BSG/Space Above and Beyond Crossover.

excellent cant wait to read more!

What else can I call this revision/update, except: SUPERFANTABULOUS!

Cool.

Still a few spelling errors, here and there; but, comparatively more legible than the first go-round. In short, a bang-up job of revamping.

I enjoyed it emensouly.

You were right: those other Galactica crossovers ARE great reads! You really should try to collaborate with one or two of them.

Just perfect! Generally, I like to read these stories all the way through, to the concluding chapter, before coming to any final opinion. And, I'm glad I didn't make an exception to the rule, in this case! You see, the first time I skimmed chapter two, it was a lot less legible than it was this second time I read it. And, that (in turn) enhanced my enjoyment of the story, as a whole! Thank you! Upload Volume Three, ASAP, please.

I'm especially glad that you gave Colonel Tigh a chapter of his own. He's such an intriguing character but is shamefully neglected by most writers.

Your evaluation of Sjepstein is right on target. But, that trilogy from Andrew Carruthers, unfortunately appears unattainable to me. "Forever Alpha" cuts off (at least, on my terminal) just before it gets to the best part! In the meantime, I'll be looking forward to "The Ruination Imperatives" with great anticipation. I'm sure it will equal (if not surpass) the first two volumes!

Hmm very good. Lots of clues there. I never really bought that idea that V'Ger was the creator of the Borg. Looks like things are heating up. Count Ilblis is sure playing with fire.

Fan-frigging-tastic! I'd almost forgotten that, in the STAR TREK universe, there were three other Voyager satellite-probes between Two and Six. Who knows; maybe Six was reprogrammed by the same beings who built Ton Ru? In any case, well done. On to Volume 3!

Getting better and better. But, Hoosier Daddy? FYI, that Douwd was Kevin UXBRIDGE (and his wife's name was Rishon).