What I enjoy about watching commentaries is that they can give you some additional insight into the mindsets and motivations of the characters. With a show like "Caprica" a commentary can actually do a lot more. It can show you another world very much like our own, but not totally. Here the show's creators can draw attention to the subtle markers as to how Caprica is the same as our world, and to how it is unique.
I have watched most of these "enhanced" episodes (oddly enough, only after the show was canceled) and this is the only one where David Eick bothered to talk about what is actually happening on the screen. That's why I kept watching one after another, in the hope that maybe he'd talk about the characters/action and the evolution of the enviroment of the 12 colonies, instead of just stroking the director's, and by extension his own, ego for forty-two minutes. And now... frakkin' finally! The real reason I watch these things. Except for a short period where Mr. Eick started rambling about the supposed importance of the number and length of acts, where I just zoned out and started mapping the ozone, I really enjoyed this video.

This is moving way too slowly... get on with it, writers, You're losing your audience. You keep going over and over the same issues without any progression. In your referring to "suspense" in the commentary, I ask *What* suspense??? Where I used to actually watch the show, with this most recent episode, I found myself doing other stuff while keeping an eye on it... and I didn't miss a thing. You've got more competition now than when BG was on - you can't afford to get too sluggish!