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* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.
* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.


* A popular myth over the years is that the crashed ship is the Battlestar Pegasus. In [[An Analytical Guide to Television's Battlestar Galactica]], author John Kenneth Muir argues that the crashed ship is in fact the Pegasus despite the script for the episode saying otherwise. To be fair, because the episode never shows us what is inside the ship, the answer to the mystery is open to interpretation.
* A popular myth over the years is that the crashed ship is the Battlestar Pegasus. In ''An Analytical Guide to Television's Battlestar Galactica'', author John Kenneth Muir argues that the crashed ship is in fact the Pegasus despite the script for the episode saying otherwise. To be fair, because the episode never shows us what is inside the ship, the answer to the mystery is open to interpretation.


* In the aforementioned Maximum Press comic series, the writers play off this myth in [[War of Eden 3|issue #3]] when Count Iblis returns to Sheba and teleports her back to the crashed ship where she discovers the body of Commander Cain inside. It turns out to be an illusion.
* In the aforementioned Maximum Press comic series, the writers play off this myth in [[War of Eden 3|issue #3]] when Count Iblis returns to Sheba and teleports her back to the crashed ship where she discovers the body of Commander Cain inside. It turns out to be an illusion.

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