It’s Friday. You don’t want to work.

Watch this.

It’s from Chelsea Peretti, Amy Poehler and Fred Armisen (who seems to be everywhere these days). It’s from Peretti’s All My Exes TV show on SuperDeluxe.com — home of The Maria Bamford Show (you should know that already).

In any case, it’s a good time.

I’m done with the first season of Battlestar Galactica! Woohoo! I know I’m late to the party, but I need something to occupy my time now that everything is in writer’s strike-caused reruns.

Say wha? When does Xena show up?

For the record, I like the show. However, I think I am the victim of unrealistic expectations. Everyone seems so excited about the show that I thought it would blow my mind with every episode — but I think I’d describe it as “very watchable.”

In any case, here are some of my reflections as I continue to trudge through the first half of the second season.

• How is Starbuck not a lesbian icon of near-Etheridgian proportions? Or, well, maybe she already is and I just don’t know it yet because I’m not hanging out at the right dog parks. Anyhow, the tank tops, the take-no-prisoners/can-do attitude…
• I keep thinking of her as President Stands With a Fist. Because I can’t remember much that Mary McDonnell’s done since Dances with Wolves. And when I was 13, I remember going to see that movie and my mom thinking Kevin Costner was the bee’s knees. I don’t know why.
• Okay, so Edward James Olmos is totally Latino. Couldn’t be more Latino if he tried. And Jamie Bamber is the whitest boy this side of the Allegheny. Whiter than Angie Harmon on her best day. And yet they’re playing father and son. Are we just supposed to go with this? I mean, whatever. I’m just wondering.
• Gonna just put it out there — I’m getting kind of tired of Imaginary Number Six. Every scene she’s in finds her getting all up in Baltar’s business and breathing all heavy-like. It’s like the same scene over and over. I kind of think it’s just an excuse to get Tricia Helfer up on the screen so she can swing her mighty boobs to and fro. Which, I suppose, is appealing for certain demographics.
• Col. Tigh’s wife is best summed up as Cheryl Hines + Lindsay Lohan X Lady MacBeth.

The Wire’s fifth and final season begins this Sunday. I even signed up for HBO so I could watch it as it aired. Congrats to HBO for earning my patronage — it wasn’t Sex and the City or the Sopranos or even poor murdered Deadwood, it was The Wire that did it.

The first episode has been available on HBO on Demand all week, so I’ve, like, totally already seen it, and it is the greatest television show ever. I will say no more.

You guys, he may seem nice, but he’s crazy. I’m not talking about Obama.

• People interviews the latest Project Runway castoff.
• The WGA yelled at Jay Leno for breaking its rules.
• There’s going to be another season of The Two Coreys. Because I guess the first one already aired.
• TV Guide has a guide of what to watch during the strike.
• Zoey 101 hasn’t been canceled because of you-know-who’s fetus.
• Law and Order is .
• TV Guide talks to The Wire’s Clark Peters and new show host Carson Kressley.
• Noah from Heroes defends the show’s second season.
• Nick Hornby interviews the creator of The Wire.
• Wallace Shawn surrounded by lesbians.
• MTV is going to air another Gauntlet. I will not watch.
• E-Kristin has scoop on the last pre-strike episode of Grey’s.
• Survivor’s cast has been announced and it includes fan favorites Cirie and Yau-Man.
• Nate Berkus will host Oprah’s Big Give.