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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Noteworthy Dialogue */

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	'''[[~~Number~~ Six]]:''' Don't make me angry, Gaius.		'''[[Messenger Six]]:''' Don't make me angry, Gaius.

	'''Admiral [[William Adama]]:''' You wouldn't like her when she's angry.		'''Admiral [[William Adama]]:''' You wouldn't like her when she's angry.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Noteworthy Dialogue */

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Noteworthy Dialogue

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	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==
	*''After discussing the thirteen missing persons:''
	~~:'''Commander Lee Adama''': I've got a date with a jump rope. Hey, I've lost half a stone.~~
	~~:'''Admiral William Adama''': Keep jumpin'.~~

	*''In Gaius Baltar's dream:''		{{Dialogue
	~~:'''Number Six''': Don't make me angry, Gaius.~~		\| context = After discussing the thirteen missing persons:
	:'''~~Admiral William~~ Adama'''~~: You wouldn~~'~~t like her when she~~'~~s angry~~.		\| lines =
			'''Commander [[Lee Adama]]:''' I've got a date with a jump rope. Hey, I've lost half a stone.

	*''Tigh confronts Gaeta about his suspected collaboration:''		'''Admiral [[William Adama]]:''' Keep jumpin'.
	:'''Tigh''': Hey! Long as you're here, maybe you can help me out. I'm missing something. I lost it in detention. Since you're so buddy-buddy with the Cylons, maybe you know where it is. How about it? Do you know where my eye is?		}}

			{{Dialogue
			\| context = In [[Gaius Baltar]]'s dream:
			\| lines =
			'''[[Number Six]]:''' Don't make me angry, Gaius.

			'''Admiral [[William Adama]]:''' You wouldn't like her when she's angry.
			}}

			{{Dialogue
			\| context = [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] confronts [[Felix Gaeta\|Gaeta]] about his suspected collaboration:
			\| lines =
			'''[[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]]:''' Hey! Long as you're here, maybe you can help me out. I'm missing something. I lost it [[New Caprica Detention Center\|in detention]]. Since you're so buddy-buddy with the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons]], maybe you know where it is. How about it? Do you know where my eye is?
			}}

	== Guest Stars ==		== Guest Stars ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Official Statements */ + archive IF link

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Official Statements: + archive IF link

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	'''Lawless:''' "It was envy. ''[Laughs]'' It was complete envy."		'''Lawless:''' "It was envy. ''[Laughs]'' It was complete envy."
	\| source = <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.ifmagazine.com/feature.asp?article=1773\|title=iF MAGAZINE Gets Probed by Friendly Cylon & Former Warrior Princess - Part 1\|date=2006-11-28\|accessdate=2006-11-28\|last=Elliot\|first=Sean}}</ref>		\| source = <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.ifmagazine.com/feature.asp?article=1773\|title=iF MAGAZINE Gets Probed by Friendly Cylon & Former Warrior Princess - Part 1\|date=2006-11-28\|accessdate=2006-11-28\|last=Elliot\|first=Sean\|archive=Y}}</ref>
	}}		}}

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Official Statements */

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Official Statements

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	== Official Statements ==		== Official Statements ==

	* ''[[Lucy Lawless]] discusses a humorous incident during [[James Callis]]' nude scene:''		{{Dialogue
	*: '''iF:''' "I interviewed James Callis awhile back and he said you had an interesting reaction to his public nudity?"		\| context = [[Lucy Lawless]] discusses a humorous incident during [[James Callis]]' nude scene:
	*: '''Lucy Lawless:''' "He was standing there, and I walked in. He was standing there holding his genitalia and the camera was on us, so it might’ve been on his back, I don’t recall. It was over the shoulder on us, and at some point he took his hand away and fluttered his hands in the air. I just about had a heart attack! [Laughs] I’ve never seen a naked man on a set ever, or a woman for that matter. It didn’t used to happen in syndication. I do have to say, “well done there, man! Congratulations! Masel Tov James!” [Laughs] For somebody who considers themselves pretty fast on their feet generally I was gobsmacked, I couldn’t continue the scene. I think it was the only time ever that I have had to walk away from a scene because I was just flummoxed."		\| lines =
	*: '''iF:''' "Well it didn’t sound like you were alone, he said one of the techies walked into a wall?"		'''iF:''' "I interviewed James Callis awhile back and he said you had an interesting reaction to his public nudity?"
	*: '''Lawless:''' "It was envy. [Laughs] It was complete envy."<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.ifmagazine.com/feature.asp?article=1773\|title= iF MAGAZINE Gets Probed by Friendly Cylon & Former Warrior Princess - Part 1\|date=28 November 2006\|accessdate=28 November 2006\|last=Elliot\|first=Sean\|format=html\|language=English}}</ref>

	* ''[[Ryan Robbins]] discusses throwing [[James Lyman\|Jammer]] out an airlock:''		'''[[Lucy Lawless]]:''' "He was standing there, and I walked in. He was standing there holding his genitalia and the camera was on us, so it might’ve been on his back, I don’t recall. It was over the shoulder on us, and at some point he took his hand away and fluttered his hands in the air. I just about had a heart attack! ''[Laughs]'' I’ve never seen a naked man on a set ever, or a woman for that matter. It didn’t used to happen in syndication. I do have to say, “well done there, man! Congratulations! Masel Tov James!” ''[Laughs]'' For somebody who considers themselves pretty fast on their feet generally I was gobsmacked, I couldn’t continue the scene. I think it was the only time ever that I have had to walk away from a scene because I was just flummoxed."
	*: '''Robbins:''' ~~Well,~~ (lots of laughter) we were in the control room, we were in the launch bay and I actually pushed the launch button to open the hatch. You would think that maybe somebody in the [[CIC]] [noticed] that a hatch had been opened, boy oh boy, that’s a [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron Moore]], [[David Eick]] question (lots of laughter) I’m going to defer to those guys along with [[Michael Rymer]]. There was so much discussion about what it would actually look like when someone goes out an airlock. These guys, “Battlestar Galactica” really try super hard to pay attention to details. We have people, you know from NASA, that you know, technical people that get phone calls from time to time saying what would actually happen. There’s a fine line between scientific fact and truth and dramatic effects for television so sometimes I think lines get a little bit fuzzy. But I’ll bet somebody out there has a great excuse has a great reason why nobody notices that airlock being opened. (laughter) but it ain’t me. I just push the button and pushed poor “Jammer” out that thing, poor guy.<ref name="TSW">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/ryan_robbins_01.htm\|title=The Sci-Fi World: Ryan Robbins interview\|date=20 ~~December 2006~~\|accessdate=16 ~~February 2007~~\|last=Craddock\|first=Linda~~\|format=\|language=~~}}</ref>
			'''iF:''' "Well it didn’t sound like you were alone, he said one of the techies walked into a wall?"

			'''Lawless:''' "It was envy. ''[Laughs]'' It was complete envy."
			\| source = <ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://www.ifmagazine.com/feature.asp?article=1773\|title=iF MAGAZINE Gets Probed by Friendly Cylon & Former Warrior Princess - Part 1\|date=2006-11-28\|accessdate=2006-11-28\|last=Elliot\|first=Sean}}</ref>
			}}

			{{Quote
			\| context = [[Ryan Robbins]] discusses throwing [[James Lyman\|Jammer]] out an airlock:
			\| text = "Well, ''(lots of laughter)'' we were in the control room, we were in the launch bay and I actually pushed the launch button to open the hatch. You would think that maybe somebody in the [[CIC]] [noticed] that a hatch had been opened, boy oh boy, that’s a [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron Moore]], [[David Eick]] question ''(lots of laughter)'' I’m going to defer to those guys along with [[Michael Rymer]]. There was so much discussion about what it would actually look like when someone goes out an airlock. These guys, “Battlestar Galactica” really try super hard to pay attention to details. We have people, you know from NASA, that you know, technical people that get phone calls from time to time saying what would actually happen. There’s a fine line between scientific fact and truth and dramatic effects for television so sometimes I think lines get a little bit fuzzy. But I’ll bet somebody out there has a great excuse has a great reason why nobody notices that airlock being opened. ''(laughter)'' but it ain’t me. I just push the button and pushed poor “Jammer” out that thing, poor guy."
			\| sign = [[Ryan Robbins]]
			\| source = <ref name="TSW">{{cite_web\|url=http://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/ryan_robbins_01.htm\|title=The Sci-Fi World: Ryan Robbins interview\|date=2006-12-20\|accessdate=2007-02-16\|last=Craddock\|first=Linda}}</ref>
			}}

	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Guest Stars */

2026-02-16T04:40:50Z

Guest Stars

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	*[[Ryan Robbins]] as [[Charlie Connor]]		*[[Ryan Robbins]] as [[Charlie Connor]]
	*[[Alisen Down]] as [[Jean Barolay]]		*[[Alisen Down]] as [[Jean Barolay]]
	*[[Winston Rekert]] as [[Unnamed ~~civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#~~Priest\|Priest]]		*[[Winston Rekert]] as [[Unnamed Priest\|Priest]]
	*[[Paul Ouellette]] as [[Galactica crew member (Paul Ouellette)\|unnamed ''Galactica'' officer]] (uncredited)		*[[Paul Ouellette]] as [[Galactica crew member (Paul Ouellette)\|unnamed ''Galactica'' officer]] (uncredited)
	== References ==		== References ==

108.207.114.59: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).		* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).
	* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").		* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").
	*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama). This exact line word for word comes from the original [[w:The_Incredible_Hulk_(1978_TV_series)\|The Incredible Hulk Television Series]] staring Bill Bixby as ~~Bruce~~ Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk. The show aired from 1977 until 1982; and the open credits featured a scene in which Bixby's character is saying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9MysTXM_P4&t=35s "Mister McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."] He is speaking to Jack McGee, the reporter chasing him throughout the series, for the truth about The Hulk and the supposed "death" of Bruce Banner for which The Hulk is blamed.		*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama). This exact line word for word comes from the original [[w:The_Incredible_Hulk_(1978_TV_series)\|The Incredible Hulk Television Series]] staring Bill Bixby as Dr. David Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk. The show aired from 1977 until 1982; and the open credits featured a scene in which Bixby's character is saying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9MysTXM_P4&t=35s "Mister McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."] He is speaking to Jack McGee, the reporter chasing him throughout the series, for the truth about The Hulk and the supposed "death" of Bruce Banner for which The Hulk is blamed.
	* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.		* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.
	* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.		* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

			* The [[landram]] from the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]] makes a cameo appearance during the Opening Shot of the Galactica. Only visible for a couple of seconds as the Galactica flies across the screen, it can be seen through the front opening of the Flight Bay, rolling across the deck.
	* This episode marks the resumption of the [[survivor count]] which is given as 41,435, meaning that there has been a net loss of 8,115 people since the beginning of "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]". Presumably this takes into account lives lost from the nuclear explosion aboard ''[[Cloud 9]]'', as well as losses suffered during the occupation of [[New Caprica]] and the subsequent evacuation.		* This episode marks the resumption of the [[survivor count]] which is given as 41,435, meaning that there has been a net loss of 8,115 people since the beginning of "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]". Presumably this takes into account lives lost from the nuclear explosion aboard ''[[Cloud 9]]'', as well as losses suffered during the occupation of [[New Caprica]] and the subsequent evacuation.
	* Laura Roslin resumes the Presidency in this episode.		* Laura Roslin resumes the Presidency in this episode.
	* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).		* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).
	* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").		* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").
	*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama).		*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama). This exact line word for word comes from the original [[w:The_Incredible_Hulk_(1978_TV_series)\|The Incredible Hulk Television Series]] staring Bill Bixby as Bruce Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk. The show aired from 1977 until 1982; and the open credits featured a scene in which Bixby's character is saying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9MysTXM_P4&t=35s "Mister McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."] He is speaking to Jack McGee, the reporter chasing him throughout the series, for the truth about The Hulk and the supposed "death" of Bruce Banner for which The Hulk is blamed.
	* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.		* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.
	* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.		* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Guest Stars */

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Guest Stars

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	*[[Ryan Robbins]] as [[Charlie Connor]]		*[[Ryan Robbins]] as [[Charlie Connor]]
	*[[Alisen Down]] as [[Jean Barolay]]		*[[Alisen Down]] as [[Jean Barolay]]
	*[[Winston Rekert]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)		*[[Winston Rekert]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priest\|Priest]]
	#Priest\|Priest]]		*[[Paul Ouellette]] as [[Galactica crew member (Paul Ouellette)\|unnamed ''Galactica'' officer]] (uncredited)

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

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Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

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	* Major {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} speaks with his father about [[The Fleet (RDM)\|the Fleet's]] status. Major Adama notes several personnel disappearances over the past 13 days.		* Major {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} speaks with his father about [[The Fleet (RDM)\|the Fleet's]] status. Major Adama notes several personnel disappearances over the past 13 days.
	* As he leaves Major Adama reveals that he has lost "[[Wikipedia:Stone (weight)\|half a stone]]" in weight. Admiral Adama is not impressed.		* As he leaves Major Adama reveals that he has lost "[[Wikipedia:Stone (weight)\|half a stone]]" in weight. Admiral Adama is not impressed.
	* In the mess hall, Gaeta is treated as ''[[w:Persona non grata\|persona non grata]]'', eating alone until ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ sits at his table. She talks, kindly at first, then insults him for his supposed cowardice. Gaeta counters by bringing up his status as the informant, mentioning the [[Jake (New Caprica)\|dog dish]] being flipped over as his signal to the resistance.		* In the mess hall, Gaeta is treated as ''[[w:Persona non grata\|persona non grata]]'', eating alone until {{callsign\|Starbuck}} sits at his table. She talks, kindly at first, then insults him for his supposed cowardice. Gaeta counters by bringing up his status as the informant, mentioning the [[Jake (New Caprica)\|dog dish]] being flipped over as his signal to the resistance.
	* The Circle brings in Kara Thrace as the replacement vote of the jury. All vote guilty on Gaeta, except for Tyrol once more.		* The Circle brings in Kara Thrace as the replacement vote of the jury. All vote guilty on Gaeta, except for Tyrol once more.
	* When Thrace questions the legality of the Circle, they show her a presidential executive order. Anders enters and requests a moment with his wife.		* When Thrace questions the legality of the Circle, they show her a presidential executive order. Anders enters and requests a moment with his wife.

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	* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).		* Kara Thrace (along with Anastasia Dualla) has kept her surname, unlike most other married women shown or referenced thus far (including [[Carolanne Adama]], Ellen Tigh, [[Sesha Abinell]], Cally Tyrol and Sharon Agathon).
	* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").		* The Circle is the name used by the Bajoran [[MemoryAlpha:Alliance for Global Unity\|Alliance for Global Unity]] in ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine\|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' ("[[MemoryAlpha:The Homecoming\|The Homecoming]]," "[[MemoryAlpha:The Circle\|The Circle]]," and "[[MemoryAlpha:Siege\|The Siege]]").
	*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama). This exact line word for word comes from the original [[w:The_Incredible_Hulk_(1978_TV_series)\|The Incredible Hulk Television Series]] staring Bill Bixby as ~~Bruce~~ Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk. The show aired from 1977 until 1982; and the open credits featured a scene in which Bixby's character is saying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9MysTXM_P4&t=35s "Mister McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."] He is speaking to Jack McGee, the reporter chasing him throughout the series, for the truth about The Hulk and the supposed "death" of Bruce Banner for which The Hulk is blamed.		*This is the second time the "Don't make me angry, Gaius. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" threat against Baltar is used (the first time by Six, the second by Head Six and Admiral Adama). This exact line word for word comes from the original [[w:The_Incredible_Hulk_(1978_TV_series)\|The Incredible Hulk Television Series]] staring Bill Bixby as Dr. David Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk. The show aired from 1977 until 1982; and the open credits featured a scene in which Bixby's character is saying [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9MysTXM_P4&t=35s "Mister McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."] He is speaking to Jack McGee, the reporter chasing him throughout the series, for the truth about The Hulk and the supposed "death" of Bruce Banner for which The Hulk is blamed.
	* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.		* Chadwick, the woman convicted in between Jammer's execution and Gaeta's aborted sentencing, was executed - a scene discussing her death was filmed, but later cut. <ref name="podcast">{{cite rdm podcast\| episode = Collaborators \| act = 4 \| id =chadwick\| timestamp = 00:38:28 \| totalrunning = 00:45:18 }}.</ref> Chadwick's name is spoken by Barolay. She says Chadwick is aboard the ''[[Monarch]]'' and that they have people on that ship who can take care of Chadwick.
	* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.		* The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that Laura Roslin announces at the end of the episode has a number of [[Wikipedia:Truth commission\|real historical precursors]], formed to bring past wrongdoing by past governments to light and thereby resolve conflicts. Those in [[Wikipedia:Truth and Reconciliation Commission\|South Africa]], Peru, Chile, and Sierra Leone are actually named "truth and reconciliation commissions." Historically, such organizations tend to emerge from civil war, dictatorships, or other internal strife. In the case of this episode, the purpose of the commission is evidently to mediate grievances against Colonial collaborators during the [[New Caprica#Cylon Occupation\|Cylon occupation]] of New Caprica, while preventing more incidents of vigilante justice.