List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM) - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: link to colony

2025-08-20T02:44:50Z

link to colony

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	*An exclusive scene from [http://www.battlestargalacticadvd.com/ battlestargalacticadvd.com] is available on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6np__p8whQ4 YouTube]:		*An exclusive scene from [http://www.battlestargalacticadvd.com/ battlestargalacticadvd.com] is available on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6np__p8whQ4 YouTube]:
	:Tigh gives Adama a report on the damage on the ''[[Thera Sita]]''. Geata reports that the passengers on the ''Thera Sita'' consist of 84 [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#Scorpia\|Scorpions]], 166 [[~~The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#~~Picon\|Picons]], and (to both Gaeta's and Dualla's dismay) 51 [[Sagittaron]]s.		:Tigh gives Adama a report on the damage on the ''[[Thera Sita]]''. Geata reports that the passengers on the ''Thera Sita'' consist of 84 [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol#Scorpia\|Scorpions]], 166 [[Picon (RDM)\|Picons]], and (to both Gaeta's and Dualla's dismay) 51 [[Sagittaron]]s.

	=== [[A Day in the Life]] ===		=== [[A Day in the Life]] ===

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

2025-06-30T18:13:48Z

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

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	:"I don't know where you come from, but I do know this: you got here on your own power. Every morning, you get up and you tie your hair back tight. And then you go to war. That's all that matters to me."		:"I don't know where you come from, but I do know this: you got here on your own power. Every morning, you get up and you tie your hair back tight. And then you go to war. That's all that matters to me."

	*''~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ and [[Samuel Anders]] discuss their relationship when she contemplates to rejoin the military'' {{TRS\|Collaborators}}:		*''{{callsign\|Starbuck}} and [[Samuel Anders]] discuss their relationship when she contemplates to rejoin the military'' {{TRS\|Collaborators}}:
	:'''Anders:''' I been around a lot of death. A lot more than I ever imagined. And right now, I'm trying to find a way to get out of this war, but it seems to be like you're looking for a way to get back right in it.		:'''Anders:''' I been around a lot of death. A lot more than I ever imagined. And right now, I'm trying to find a way to get out of this war, but it seems to be like you're looking for a way to get back right in it.
	:'''Thrace:''' I just...I just think there's so much to pay for what happened to me.		:'''Thrace:''' I just...I just think there's so much to pay for what happened to me.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

2025-02-08T16:18:51Z

Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

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	* A scene depicted in a promotional photo showing Number Six and Three in a projected forest was apparently cut from the episode.		* A scene depicted in a promotional photo showing Number Six and Three in a projected forest was apparently cut from the episode.
	* A scene of William Adama surveying the infected baseship in {{callsign\|Athena}}'s Raptor was dropped for time.		* A scene of William Adama surveying the infected baseship in {{callsign\|Athena}}'s Raptor was dropped for time.
	* At the request of [[Michael Hogan]], a scene where [[Saul Tigh]] challenges [[Karl Agathon]]'s work as ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} executive officer and his marriage to Sharon was cut. Hogan felt that the scene did not make sense, particularly in light of Tigh's word to Admiral Adama in the [[Torn\|previous episode]] that Adama wouldn't see him again.<ref name="p55">{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=55}}</ref>		* At the request of [[Michael Hogan]], a scene where [[Saul Tigh]] challenges {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}}'s work as ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} executive officer and his marriage to Sharon was cut. Hogan felt that the scene did not make sense, particularly in light of Tigh's word to Admiral Adama in the [[Torn\|previous episode]] that Adama wouldn't see him again.<ref name="p55">{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=55}}</ref>

	=== [[Hero]] ===		=== [[Hero]] ===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

2025-02-03T01:05:18Z

Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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	=== [[Occupation]] ===		=== [[Occupation]] ===

	[[~~Image~~:Occupation - Deleted Scene 73.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Leoben inspects the wound.]]		[[File:Occupation - Deleted Scene 73.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Leoben inspects the wound.]]
	*'''Scene 73''': Kara Thrace goes into the bathroom, turns the water on so that it will overflow, secures the door, and begins to cut into her wrist with a piece of metal. Leoben breaks the door open and finds Thrace with the bleeding gash in her wrist. He asks her how he can give the life she can have.		*'''Scene 73''': Kara Thrace goes into the bathroom, turns the water on so that it will overflow, secures the door, and begins to cut into her wrist with a piece of metal. Leoben breaks the door open and finds Thrace with the bleeding gash in her wrist. He asks her how he can give the life she can have.

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	=== [[Exodus, Part II]] ===		=== [[Exodus, Part II]] ===

	[[~~Image~~:Exodus Part II - Deleted Scene 99.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Adama and Katraine.]]		[[File:Exodus Part II - Deleted Scene 99.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Adama and Katraine.]]
	*'''Scene 99''': Kat watches over the hangar deck and turns to meet Admiral Adama. He reminds her of the difficulty of the rescue mission. Their dialogue turns into more of a personal heart-to-heart exchange. He ends their conversation by telling Kat to "go give 'em hell."		*'''Scene 99''': Kat watches over the hangar deck and turns to meet Admiral Adama. He reminds her of the difficulty of the rescue mission. Their dialogue turns into more of a personal heart-to-heart exchange. He ends their conversation by telling Kat to "go give 'em hell."
	*:'''Note''': The scene was filmed following production of "The Passage".<ref>{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=66}}</ref> Some of Adama's dialogue seems to have been set-up to foreshadow the revelation of Kat's past.		*:'''Note''': The scene was filmed following production of "The Passage".<ref>{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=66}}</ref> Some of Adama's dialogue seems to have been set-up to foreshadow the revelation of Kat's past.
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	=== [[Torn]] ===		=== [[Torn]] ===

	[[~~Image~~:Season 3 - Promo - Epi 5 - FIve, Three, Eight, and Hera.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A promotion photograph of this scene.]]		[[File:Season 3 - Promo - Epi 5 - FIve, Three, Eight, and Hera.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A promotion photograph of this scene.]]
	*'''Scene 34''': Baltar walks with Caprica-Six where a Five and Three are with [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]]. They talk about [[projection]], and Three says that she prefers to be in a house of [[God (RDM)\|God]] (They stand in a church and Hera's crib from Baltar's vision on Kobol can be seen in the background). Three then tells [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] that the others have decreed that she be allowed to take care of Hera due to the Eights' bond with the child, as well as her life with the humans. They credit her with the child's creation, but she insists that it was [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]], not her. Three then thanks Baltar, but he claims only to have been following God's will. Three says that he must be a very important part of God's plan, adding, "It's almost like you're one of us."		*'''Scene 34''': Baltar walks with Caprica-Six where a Five and Three are with [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]]. They talk about [[projection]], and Three says that she prefers to be in a house of [[God (RDM)\|God]] (They stand in a church and Hera's crib from Baltar's vision on Kobol can be seen in the background). Three then tells [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer]] that the others have decreed that she be allowed to take care of Hera due to the Eights' bond with the child, as well as her life with the humans. They credit her with the child's creation, but she insists that it was [[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]], not her. Three then thanks Baltar, but he claims only to have been following God's will. Three says that he must be a very important part of God's plan, adding, "It's almost like you're one of us."
	::'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.		::'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - ""," to ",""

2024-02-22T04:20:11Z

Text replacement - ""," to ",""

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

2024-02-19T04:03:48Z

Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

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	* A scene depicted in a promotional photo showing Number Six and Three in a projected forest was apparently cut from the episode.		* A scene depicted in a promotional photo showing Number Six and Three in a projected forest was apparently cut from the episode.
	* A scene of William Adama surveying the infected baseship in ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~'s Raptor was dropped for time.		* A scene of William Adama surveying the infected baseship in {{callsign\|Athena}}'s Raptor was dropped for time.
	* At the request of [[Michael Hogan]], a scene where [[Saul Tigh]] challenges [[Karl Agathon]]'s work as ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} executive officer and his marriage to Sharon was cut. Hogan felt that the scene did not make sense, particularly in light of Tigh's word to Admiral Adama in the [[Torn\|previous episode]] that Adama wouldn't see him again.<ref name="p55">{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=55}}</ref>		* At the request of [[Michael Hogan]], a scene where [[Saul Tigh]] challenges [[Karl Agathon]]'s work as ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} executive officer and his marriage to Sharon was cut. Hogan felt that the scene did not make sense, particularly in light of Tigh's word to Admiral Adama in the [[Torn\|previous episode]] that Adama wouldn't see him again.<ref name="p55">{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=55}}</ref>

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Hot Dog" to "{{callsign|Hot Dog}}"

2024-02-16T04:12:16Z

Text replacement - "Hot Dog" to "{{callsign|Hot Dog}}"

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	*'''Scene 9''' Thrace inspects her Viper and Tyrol goes over a checklist with her. During this she remembers various scenes of her life, like talking to Helo about her painting the mandala, the last visit to her mother and her time with Leoben on New Caprica. Then she finds hydraulic fluid, and becomes visibly angry at Chief Tyrol. Major Adama moves in to attempt to calm her down.		*'''Scene 9''' Thrace inspects her Viper and Tyrol goes over a checklist with her. During this she remembers various scenes of her life, like talking to Helo about her painting the mandala, the last visit to her mother and her time with Leoben on New Caprica. Then she finds hydraulic fluid, and becomes visibly angry at Chief Tyrol. Major Adama moves in to attempt to calm her down.
	*:'''Note:''' The last part of this was shown as the episode's bonus scene by SciFi.		*:'''Note:''' The last part of this was shown as the episode's bonus scene by SciFi.
	*'''Scene 43''': Starbuck and [[Hot Dog]] are on the [[firing range]]. Starbuck's pistol keeps jamming and she becomes angry, finally unleashing several magazines on rapid fire at a picture of Leoben as target. During this she remembers [[Flesh and Bone\|interrogating him]]. Lee Adama has been watching her and follows her out of the room when she leaves. While Thrace is defiant about the prospect of being grounded, Adama unexpectedly clears her for flight duty.		*'''Scene 43''': Starbuck and {{callsign\|Hot Dog}} are on the [[firing range]]. Starbuck's pistol keeps jamming and she becomes angry, finally unleashing several magazines on rapid fire at a picture of Leoben as target. During this she remembers [[Flesh and Bone\|interrogating him]]. Lee Adama has been watching her and follows her out of the room when she leaves. While Thrace is defiant about the prospect of being grounded, Adama unexpectedly clears her for flight duty.
	*'''Scene 49''': (Extended Scene) At the end of their talk under the Viper, after Starbuck notes that their relationship has come full circle, Adama wonders if maybe things turned out like this for a reason. The two get up and Starbuck enters the Viper's cockpit.		*'''Scene 49''': (Extended Scene) At the end of their talk under the Viper, after Starbuck notes that their relationship has come full circle, Adama wonders if maybe things turned out like this for a reason. The two get up and Starbuck enters the Viper's cockpit.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Galactica (RDM)" to "[[Galactica (TRS)"

2023-11-07T05:12:24Z

Text replacement - "[[Galactica (RDM)" to "[[Galactica (TRS)"

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	:'''Foster:''' We're all guilty of something. [[The Music\|Let us not talk falsely now]], okay?		:'''Foster:''' We're all guilty of something. [[The Music\|Let us not talk falsely now]], okay?

	*''Bulldog about ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]'' ''{{TRS\|Hero}}:		*''Bulldog about ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]'' ''{{TRS\|Hero}}:
	:"How did [[Saul Tigh\|you]] wind up on this old [[The Bucket\|bucket]] anyway?"		:"How did [[Saul Tigh\|you]] wind up on this old [[The Bucket\|bucket]] anyway?"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

2023-03-13T00:53:13Z

Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

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	=== [[Hero]] ===		=== [[Hero]] ===

	*[[Bulldog]] explains how he was able to find the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|rag-tag fleet]]. He somehow managed to access its navigational computer and jumped to various stored coordinates, eventually lucking out. After assuring Adama that leaving him was the right thing to do, he goes on to say that the Cylons tried to play with his head by telling him that they were successful in swiftly wiping out the [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]] and the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. To his horror, Adama tells him that it's true.		*[[Bulldog]] explains how he was able to find the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|rag-tag fleet]]. He somehow managed to access its navigational computer and jumped to various stored coordinates, eventually lucking out. After assuring Adama that leaving him was the right thing to do, he goes on to say that the Cylons tried to play with his head by telling him that they were successful in swiftly wiping out the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] and the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. To his horror, Adama tells him that it's true.
	*(Extended Scene) While Caprica-Six and Three talk, Baltar wanders around the [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestar]]. Initially, he gets cold or blank responses. He then fumbles for conversation by complimenting their control system before he calls himself the first guest on a baseship. A Number Five corrects him and when asked how they're treated, Five simply tells him that they have their uses.		*(Extended Scene) While Caprica-Six and Three talk, Baltar wanders around the [[Basestar (RDM)\|basestar]]. Initially, he gets cold or blank responses. He then fumbles for conversation by complimenting their control system before he calls himself the first guest on a baseship. A Number Five corrects him and when asked how they're treated, Five simply tells him that they have their uses.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "'s" to "{{'|s}}"

2021-06-02T16:34:41Z

Text replacement - "<nowiki>'</nowiki>s" to "{{'|s}}"

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	*'''Scene 99''': Kat watches over the hangar deck and turns to meet Admiral Adama. He reminds her of the difficulty of the rescue mission. Their dialogue turns into more of a personal heart-to-heart exchange. He ends their conversation by telling Kat to "go give 'em hell."		*'''Scene 99''': Kat watches over the hangar deck and turns to meet Admiral Adama. He reminds her of the difficulty of the rescue mission. Their dialogue turns into more of a personal heart-to-heart exchange. He ends their conversation by telling Kat to "go give 'em hell."
	*:'''Note''': The scene was filmed following production of "The Passage".<ref>{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=66}}</ref> Some of Adama's dialogue seems to have been set-up to foreshadow the revelation of Kat's past.		*:'''Note''': The scene was filmed following production of "The Passage".<ref>{{cite companion\|season=3\|page=66}}</ref> Some of Adama's dialogue seems to have been set-up to foreshadow the revelation of Kat's past.
	*'''Scene 102-104''': (Extended Scene) Admiral Adama walks out among ''Galactica''~~<nowiki>~~'~~</nowiki>~~s halls after having shaved off his [[Adamastache\|mustache]], watching crew and civilians before entering the CIC where [[Louis Hoshi\|Hoshi]], Dualla, Lee, and Helo are talking about repairs, refueling, and refugees. He makes putting a CAP out to protect them a priority. He dismisses his officers except Lee, whom the older Adama talks to about being bumped down a few pay grades and reinstated as the "old new CAG."		*'''Scene 102-104''': (Extended Scene) Admiral Adama walks out among ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} halls after having shaved off his [[Adamastache\|mustache]], watching crew and civilians before entering the CIC where [[Louis Hoshi\|Hoshi]], Dualla, Lee, and Helo are talking about repairs, refueling, and refugees. He makes putting a CAP out to protect them a priority. He dismisses his officers except Lee, whom the older Adama talks to about being bumped down a few pay grades and reinstated as the "old new CAG."
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	*'''Scene 35''': Thrace walks into the prison cell with the ill Cylons and confronts a Leoben. He goes through his usual mind-games, and explains that he held her captive on New Caprica because he loves her and wanted her to love him back at all costs. Thrace taunts him in return, offering to take him in her arms. However, he is in too much physical pain. She then tells the Cylons that they don't have to die, and brings in a healthy [[Number Five]] to prove it. Leoben tells her that he's not afraid to die, putting their faith in God and his plans, but she believes that the Gods or God has more important things to worry about, playing on their doubts. That is when a [[Simon]] model comes forward.		*'''Scene 35''': Thrace walks into the prison cell with the ill Cylons and confronts a Leoben. He goes through his usual mind-games, and explains that he held her captive on New Caprica because he loves her and wanted her to love him back at all costs. Thrace taunts him in return, offering to take him in her arms. However, he is in too much physical pain. She then tells the Cylons that they don't have to die, and brings in a healthy [[Number Five]] to prove it. Leoben tells her that he's not afraid to die, putting their faith in God and his plans, but she believes that the Gods or God has more important things to worry about, playing on their doubts. That is when a [[Simon]] model comes forward.
	*:'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.		*:'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.
	*'''Scene 60''': Admiral Adama tells ''Galactica''~~<nowiki>~~'~~</nowiki>~~s pilots that the President has authorized the use of biological weapons, at which point Helo asks permission to be relieved. His request is granted and Gaeta is tasked with the XO's duties. Adama then lays out their plan to exterminate the Cylon race, at which [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] smilies deviously. Apollo then says that due to the importance of the mission everyone grounded for disciplinary actions is reinstated - which means Starbuck. As everyone is dismissed, Athena and Admiral Adama share a tense look before she walks out of the room.		*'''Scene 60''': Admiral Adama tells ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} pilots that the President has authorized the use of biological weapons, at which point Helo asks permission to be relieved. His request is granted and Gaeta is tasked with the XO's duties. Adama then lays out their plan to exterminate the Cylon race, at which [[Margaret Edmondson\|Racetrack]] smilies deviously. Apollo then says that due to the importance of the mission everyone grounded for disciplinary actions is reinstated - which means Starbuck. As everyone is dismissed, Athena and Admiral Adama share a tense look before she walks out of the room.

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	:'''Foster:''' We're all guilty of something. [[The Music\|Let us not talk falsely now]], okay?		:'''Foster:''' We're all guilty of something. [[The Music\|Let us not talk falsely now]], okay?

	*''Bulldog about ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]'' ''{{TRS\|Hero}}:		*''Bulldog about ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]'' ''{{TRS\|Hero}}:
	:"How did [[Saul Tigh\|you]] wind up on this old [[The Bucket\|bucket]] anyway?"		:"How did [[Saul Tigh\|you]] wind up on this old [[The Bucket\|bucket]] anyway?"

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	=== [[A Measure of Salvation]] ===		=== [[A Measure of Salvation]] ===

	*'''Scene 14-19''': Caprica-Six and a Three ponder why Baltar would go through the trouble of gaining their trust and then betray them so quickly. As their conversation continues, we see Caprica-Six projecting herself in a forest while Three projects herself again in a church, the settings changing depending on whomever is speaking. Six believes that Baltar is mentally confined as he is not able to project. Three concurs and asks Six if he is guilty. Six doesn't know, but lists his many foibles inherit in his human nature. Three then suggests that Six is jealous of Baltar's growing closeness of her. They then agree that to get him to confess, they have to do what must be done, "by any means necessary", thus setting up his torture.		*'''Scene 14-19''': Caprica-Six and a Three ponder why Baltar would go through the trouble of gaining their trust and then betray them so quickly. As their conversation continues, we see Caprica-Six projecting herself in a forest while Three projects herself again in a church, the settings changing depending on whomever is speaking. Six believes that Baltar is mentally confined as he is not able to project. Three concurs and asks Six if he is guilty. Six doesn't know, but lists his many foibles inherit in his human nature. Three then suggests that Six is jealous of Baltar's growing closeness of her. They then agree that to get him to confess, they have to do what must be done, "by any means necessary," thus setting up his torture.
	*'''Scene 35''': Thrace walks into the prison cell with the ill Cylons and confronts a Leoben. He goes through his usual mind-games, and explains that he held her captive on New Caprica because he loves her and wanted her to love him back at all costs. Thrace taunts him in return, offering to take him in her arms. However, he is in too much physical pain. She then tells the Cylons that they don't have to die, and brings in a healthy [[Number Five]] to prove it. Leoben tells her that he's not afraid to die, putting their faith in God and his plans, but she believes that the Gods or God has more important things to worry about, playing on their doubts. That is when a [[Simon]] model comes forward.		*'''Scene 35''': Thrace walks into the prison cell with the ill Cylons and confronts a Leoben. He goes through his usual mind-games, and explains that he held her captive on New Caprica because he loves her and wanted her to love him back at all costs. Thrace taunts him in return, offering to take him in her arms. However, he is in too much physical pain. She then tells the Cylons that they don't have to die, and brings in a healthy [[Number Five]] to prove it. Leoben tells her that he's not afraid to die, putting their faith in God and his plans, but she believes that the Gods or God has more important things to worry about, playing on their doubts. That is when a [[Simon]] model comes forward.
	*:'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.		*:'''Note:''' Pictures from this scene were released as promotional photos prior to the episode's airing.
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	=== [[The Passage]] ===		=== [[The Passage]] ===
	*'''Scene 32-33''': Before leaving ''Galactica'' for the first flight through the star cluster, Karl Agathon gives his wife a pack of food he has apparently been saving. He is worried about the medication he had to take, but his wife reassures him that everything will be fine. This leads into the next scene where Kat affectionately touches the hull of a Raptor before her final mission and looks at a reflection of herself on the cockpit canopy. Lee Adama speaks to her and thinks that she merely has the normal anxiety before a mission, seemingly trying to reassure her. But then he suggest to change her callsign to "Friendly Fire", berating her for making vocal objections in public and then trying to excuse that behavior. However, he understands that the military is her life and the she cares for her fellow pilots, who are her family.		*'''Scene 32-33''': Before leaving ''Galactica'' for the first flight through the star cluster, Karl Agathon gives his wife a pack of food he has apparently been saving. He is worried about the medication he had to take, but his wife reassures him that everything will be fine. This leads into the next scene where Kat affectionately touches the hull of a Raptor before her final mission and looks at a reflection of herself on the cockpit canopy. Lee Adama speaks to her and thinks that she merely has the normal anxiety before a mission, seemingly trying to reassure her. But then he suggest to change her callsign to "Friendly Fire," berating her for making vocal objections in public and then trying to excuse that behavior. However, he understands that the military is her life and the she cares for her fellow pilots, who are her family.
	*'''Scene 65-68''': (Extended Scene) After Thrace talks to [[Enzo]], she finds Katraine on the hangar deck. There, [[Dualla]] is supervising civilian refugees walking in, telling them repeatedly that "there are no rations anywhere on this ship! If someone told you there was food, they were lying! If you leave this area, force will be used!" Thrace tells Kat to come with her and hey walk into an adjacent hallway, where Thrace mentions the [[Carina\|ship]] Kat lost, at which Kat becomes angry. After goading Kat some more, they push each other around and Thrace shouts that everything about Kat is a lie. When Kat leaves, Thrace calls her "Sasha" to her back, which stops her cold. Kat sags down on a crate and tells her real story as in the aired episode.		*'''Scene 65-68''': (Extended Scene) After Thrace talks to [[Enzo]], she finds Katraine on the hangar deck. There, [[Dualla]] is supervising civilian refugees walking in, telling them repeatedly that "there are no rations anywhere on this ship! If someone told you there was food, they were lying! If you leave this area, force will be used!" Thrace tells Kat to come with her and hey walk into an adjacent hallway, where Thrace mentions the [[Carina\|ship]] Kat lost, at which Kat becomes angry. After goading Kat some more, they push each other around and Thrace shouts that everything about Kat is a lie. When Kat leaves, Thrace calls her "Sasha" to her back, which stops her cold. Kat sags down on a crate and tells her real story as in the aired episode.
	*:'''Note''': Footage of Dualla and the refugees being ushered into the hangar deck can be seen in the aired version of the episode. Presumably when the above scene was cut, it was integrated into an earlier portion of the episode without the shots of Kat.		*:'''Note''': Footage of Dualla and the refugees being ushered into the hangar deck can be seen in the aired version of the episode. Presumably when the above scene was cut, it was integrated into an earlier portion of the episode without the shots of Kat.
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	=== [[Rapture]] ===		=== [[Rapture]] ===

	*'''Scene 82A''' (Extended Scene) Thrace and Dualla sit in the downed Raptor and Dualle confronts Starbuck about her affair with Lee. Dualla thinks that because Admiral Adama likes Starbuck so much, she isn't just "some pathetic loser who can't keep her pants on", and that she sleeps with Dualla's husband because she wants to, not because of her messed up childhood or other circumstances beyond her control.		*'''Scene 82A''' (Extended Scene) Thrace and Dualla sit in the downed Raptor and Dualle confronts Starbuck about her affair with Lee. Dualla thinks that because Admiral Adama likes Starbuck so much, she isn't just "some pathetic loser who can't keep her pants on," and that she sleeps with Dualla's husband because she wants to, not because of her messed up childhood or other circumstances beyond her control.
	*'''Scene 103''' (Alternate Scene) Roslin, Adama, Tigh and Gaeta go over a map of the planet surface. Tigh tells them that the Cylons have broken through the Colonial lines. Adama is convinced that his son can win through his resourcefulness, but Roslin cautions that the Cylons might find Earth should they find the Temple of Five. Roslin concedes that it is a military decision, but says that Adama knows the consequences. Adama then authorizes the use of nuclear weapons, walks over to the nuclear launch controls, readies the [[missile tubes\|missiles]] and orders to fire on his command, with everyone looking astounded at his actions.		*'''Scene 103''' (Alternate Scene) Roslin, Adama, Tigh and Gaeta go over a map of the planet surface. Tigh tells them that the Cylons have broken through the Colonial lines. Adama is convinced that his son can win through his resourcefulness, but Roslin cautions that the Cylons might find Earth should they find the Temple of Five. Roslin concedes that it is a military decision, but says that Adama knows the consequences. Adama then authorizes the use of nuclear weapons, walks over to the nuclear launch controls, readies the [[missile tubes\|missiles]] and orders to fire on his command, with everyone looking astounded at his actions.
	*:'''Note''': As aired, the launch authorization is the cliffhanger of the previous episode. This suggests a restructuring of the story through editing. It is possible that Tigh refers to the Cylon Raiders heading for the planet, but because he shows ground maps, he might also mean that they broke through the soldiers' lines on the ground.		*:'''Note''': As aired, the launch authorization is the cliffhanger of the previous episode. This suggests a restructuring of the story through editing. It is possible that Tigh refers to the Cylon Raiders heading for the planet, but because he shows ground maps, he might also mean that they broke through the soldiers' lines on the ground.