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	== Adama's Notes ==		== Adama's Notes ==
	''Our scouts have sent back word of yet another planet along the coordinates given to us by our mysterious super race. More and more often, the planets we come across bear signs of the lost thirteenth tribe. We are getting closer to Earth. And once we have plotted her precise location, we will carefully formulate a plan for observing and sampling her culture. Too sudden an appearance from their relations in space could send our sister world into a wave of culture shock from which she might never recover. And are the inhabitants of Earth far in advance of us in their development or merely primitive animals fallen from a greater time? I feel we will soon know.''		''Our scouts have sent back word of yet another planet along the coordinates given to us by our [[Beings of Light\|mysterious super race]]. More and more often, the planets we come across bear signs of the lost [[Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)\|thirteenth tribe]]. We are getting closer to [[Earth (TOS)\|Earth]]. And once we have plotted her precise location, we will carefully formulate a plan for observing and sampling her culture. Too sudden an appearance from their relations in space could send our sister world into a wave of culture shock from which she might never recover. And are the inhabitants of Earth far in advance of us in their development or merely primitive animals fallen from a greater time? [[Galactica 1980\|I feel we will soon know.]]''

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	\| story= [[~~IMDB:nm0805994\|~~Michael Sloan]]		\| story= [[Michael Sloan]]
	\| director= [[Rod Holcomb]]		\| director= [[Rod Holcomb]]
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	* Barton testifies, but hurts the defense by admitting that he heard Starbuck say he'd kill Ortega during the Triad altercation.		* Barton testifies, but hurts the defense by admitting that he heard Starbuck say he'd kill Ortega during the Triad altercation.

	* Chella testifies, and initially claims Ortega was blackmailing him about gambling losses. He eventually admits that his real name is [[~~Riftis~~]], and that he had bribed Ortega for a spot aboard one of the ships fleeing [[The Twelve Colonies of Man\|the colonies]]. Having taken a spot meant for a woman or a child, Ortega blackmailed him by threatening to expose that secret, forcing ~~Riftis~~ to let Ortega win at his Pyramid table.		* Chella testifies, and initially claims Ortega was blackmailing him about gambling losses. He eventually admits that his real name is [[Rifkus]], and that he had bribed Ortega for a spot aboard one of the ships fleeing [[The Twelve Colonies of Man\|the colonies]]. Having taken a spot meant for a woman or a child, Ortega blackmailed him by threatening to expose that secret, forcing Rifkus to let Ortega win at his Pyramid table.

	* There is no evidence that Chella is Karibdis, and Chella's alibi at the time of the murder is rock-solid, leaving the defense at square one.		* There is no evidence that Chella is Karibdis, and Chella's alibi at the time of the murder is rock-solid, leaving the defense at square one.
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	*[[Brock Peters]] as [[Solon]]		*[[Brock Peters]] as [[Solon]]
	*[[W. K. Stratton]] as [[Barton]]		*[[W. K. Stratton]] as [[Barton]]
	*[[Ben Frank]] as [[Chella]]/[[~~Riftis~~]]		*[[Ben Frank]] as [[Chella]]/[[Rifkus]]
	*[[Lyman Ward]] as [[Pallon]]/[[Karibdis]]		*[[Lyman Ward]] as [[Pallon]]/[[Karibdis]]
	*[[Frank Ashmore]] as [[Ortega]]		*[[Frank Ashmore]] as [[Ortega]]

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	The story credit for [[Michael Sloan]] stems from an unshot script he had written titled "Fire in Space," which also contained a murder plot. Though Carlson and McDonnell never read Sloan's script, he was given credit for the similar premise.<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|188}}</ref>		The story credit for [[Michael Sloan]] stems from an unshot script he had written titled "Fire in Space," which also contained a murder plot. Though Carlson and McDonnell never read Sloan's script, he was given credit for the similar premise.<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|188}}</ref>

	*When Chella flashes back to the ~~pilot~~, the words "~~F---~~ Off" can be clearly seen spelled out in the lights of Caprica just to the right of the third Cylon fighter bearing down on the city. This is		=== Additional Notes ===
			*When Chella flashes back to the [[Battle of Cimtar\|night of the Cylon attack]], the words "Fuck Off" can be clearly seen spelled out in the lights of Caprica just to the right of the third Cylon fighter bearing down on the city. This is because this is recycled footage from "[[Saga of a Star World]]."
	*Cassiopeia sports a different hair-style in this episode.		*Cassiopeia sports a different hair-style in this episode.
	*The cockpit hatch of the only full-scale viper used on the set was often in need of repair. In the scene when Starbuck is about to launch, the hatch of the viper closes very sloppily.		*The cockpit hatch of the only full-scale viper used on the set was often in need of repair. In the scene when Starbuck is about to launch, the hatch of the viper closes very sloppily.
	*During the triad game, Cassiopeia says "~~Everytime~~ Starbuck plays against Ortega his body looks like a black and blue ~~Orian~~ hasher the next morning." The script for this episode has a key that defines an ~~Orian~~ hasher as a "bruised person."		*During the triad game, Cassiopeia says "Every time Starbuck plays against Ortega his body looks like a black and blue [[Orion hasher]] the next morning." The script for this episode has a key that defines an Orion hasher as a "bruised person."
	*Corporal [[Komma]] appears for the last time.		*Corporal [[Komma]] appears for the last time.
	*Cassiopeia wears the same dress she did when she was alone with Starbuck in the launch bay in "[[Saga of a Star World]]." The dress was one of Laurette Spang's favorites.		*Cassiopeia wears the same dress she did when she was alone with Starbuck in the launch bay in "[[Saga of a Star World]]." The dress was one of Laurette Spang's favorites.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
			=== Behind the Scenes ===
			According to ''[[So Say We All: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Battlestar Galactica]]'', this episode was written under extreme time pressure. Story editors [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] were given only 36 hours to write the entire teleplay after producer [[Glen A. Larson]], who was in Hawaii, delayed approving the story idea. The writers recall working for two nights straight with no sleep to meet the deadline.<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|207}}</ref>

	* Very broadly based on an unshot script ~~by Michael Sloan~~ titled "Fire in Space.~~" According to Jim~~ Carlson and ~~Terry~~ McDonnell~~, they~~ never ~~saw the original but since~~ Sloan ~~had written a~~ script ~~with a murder~~, he ~~received story~~ credit.		The story credit for [[Michael Sloan]] stems from an unshot script he had written titled "Fire in Space," which also contained a murder plot. Though Carlson and McDonnell never read Sloan's script, he was given credit for the similar premise.<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|188}}</ref>
	*This story loses points on continuity because Chameleon is not present. There should have been an explanation for his absense. Wouldn't he have shown up to give support to Starbuck who is his son?
	*When Chella flashes back to the pilot, the words "F--- Off" can be clearly seen spelled out in the lights of Caprica just to the right of the third Cylon fighter bearing down on the city.		*When Chella flashes back to the pilot, the words "F--- Off" can be clearly seen spelled out in the lights of Caprica just to the right of the third Cylon fighter bearing down on the city. This is
	*Cassiopeia sports a different hair-style in this episode.		*Cassiopeia sports a different hair-style in this episode.
	*The cockpit hatch of the only full-scale viper used on the set was often in need of repair. In the scene when Starbuck is about to launch, the hatch of the viper closes very sloppily.		*The cockpit hatch of the only full-scale viper used on the set was often in need of repair. In the scene when Starbuck is about to launch, the hatch of the viper closes very sloppily.
	*In yet another example of how rushed the series was, story editors Jim Carlson and Terrence McDonnell were forced to write this episode in 36 hours straight. One of the reasons they were so rushed was because Glen Larson was in Hawaii and took a long time to decide which story idea to give them.
	*During the triad game, Cassiopeia says "Everytime Starbuck plays against Ortega his body looks like a black and blue Orian hasher the next morning." The script for this episode has a key that defines an Orian hasher as a "bruised person."		*During the triad game, Cassiopeia says "Everytime Starbuck plays against Ortega his body looks like a black and blue Orian hasher the next morning." The script for this episode has a key that defines an Orian hasher as a "bruised person."
	*Corporal Komma appears for the last time.		*Corporal [[Komma]] appears for the last time.
	*Cassiopeia wears the same dress she did when she was alone with Starbuck in the launch bay in [[Saga of a Star World]]. The dress was one of Laurette Spang's favorites.		*Cassiopeia wears the same dress she did when she was alone with Starbuck in the launch bay in "[[Saga of a Star World]]." The dress was one of Laurette Spang's favorites.

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	* A few details of the ''Battlestar Galactica'' universe are filled in as a part of this storyline. Viewers learn about the justice system, how the courts are still functioning on the Fleet, and that there was a system of bribery to get certain individuals passage off of Caprica after the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] attack, something which was hinted at with regard to [[Sire Uri]] in "[[Saga of a Star World]]".		* A few details of the ''Battlestar Galactica'' universe are filled in as a part of this storyline. Viewers learn about the justice system, how the courts are still functioning on the Fleet, and that there was a system of bribery to get certain individuals passage off of Caprica after the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] attack, something which was hinted at with regard to [[Sire Uri]] in "[[Saga of a Star World]]".
	* The back and forth between the characters, and the incriminating circumstances that lead to Starbuck's murder charge are believable, and a credible tension is created.		* The back and forth between the characters, and the incriminating circumstances that lead to Starbuck's murder charge are believable, and a credible tension is created.
			* This story loses points on continuity because Chameleon is not present. There should have been an explanation for his absence. Wouldn't he have shown up to give support to Starbuck who is his son?
	* Providing a window to life on Caprica again is a solid dramatic device, and is developed to much fuller effect in the [[Re-imagined Series]].		* Providing a window to life on Caprica again is a solid dramatic device, and is developed to much fuller effect in the [[Re-imagined Series]].
	* Apollo's [[Lee Adama\|Re-imagined Series counterpart]] also finds himself as defense counsel, but instead for [[Crossroads, Part I\|Gaius Baltar]] himself.		* Apollo's [[Lee Adama\|Re-imagined Series counterpart]] also finds himself as defense counsel, but instead for [[Crossroads, Part I\|Gaius Baltar]] himself.
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	: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star," where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star," where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

	* ''Terrence McDonnell recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''		* ''[[Terrence McDonnell]] recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''
	: I think it was when we were doing "Murder on the Rising Star," we were on a tight deadline, we're crunched, all of the sudden we look up and Lorne is in our office. I don't know what he was doing there. It was like two hours. He sat down and started talking. And Lorne talked and talked and talked. If we had been at a cocktail party it would have been wonderful. And Jim [Carlson] is saying that's fantastic, now we just have to get to this act [in the script]. And Lorne was oblivious to it. He just kept talking and talking. It was like, "My God, how are we going to finish this?"<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|58}}</ref>		: I think it was when we were doing "Murder on the Rising Star," we were on a tight deadline, we're crunched, all of the sudden we look up and Lorne is in our office. I don't know what he was doing there. It was like two hours. He sat down and started talking. And Lorne talked and talked and talked. If we had been at a cocktail party it would have been wonderful. And Jim [Carlson] is saying that's fantastic, now we just have to get to this act [in the script]. And Lorne was oblivious to it. He just kept talking and talking. It was like, "My God, how are we going to finish this?"<ref>{{cite book/sswa\|55}}</ref>

	* ''[[Anne Lockhart]] discusses a prank she and [[Laurette Spang]] played on [[Dirk Benedict]] and [[Richard Hatch]] in the Triad scenes:''		* ''[[Anne Lockhart]] discusses a prank she and [[Laurette Spang]] played on [[Dirk Benedict]] and [[Richard Hatch]] in the Triad scenes:''
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	~~== External Links ==~~

	*[http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MURDER.htm Murder on the Rising Star full summary and review on Sheba's Galaxy]

	*[http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MissingMurder.htm Murder on the Rising Star deleted scenes]

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	* ''[[Jim Carlson]] discusses the behind-the-scenes issues that plagued the episode:''		* ''[[Jim Carlson]] discusses the behind-the-scenes issues that plagued the episode:''
	: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star", where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star," where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

	* ''Terrence McDonnell recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''		* ''Terrence McDonnell recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''

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	* ''[[Jim Carlson]] discusses the behind-the-scenes issues that plagued the episode:''		* ''[[Jim Carlson]] discusses the behind-the-scenes issues that plagued the episode:''
	: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star", where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.~~com~~/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		: '''Jim Carlson:''' In the case of "Murder on the Rising Star", where [[Terry McDonnell\|Terry [McDonnell]]] and I worked 36 hours straight through, that was because [[Glen Larson\|Glen [Larson]]] took almost a week to make up his mind what story he wanted us to do. And the rest of the time, prior to getting the OK we were sitting around twiddling our thumbs and he was in [[w:Hawaii\|Hawaii]] reading over our premises and we kept trying to get an OK from him and [[Don Bellisario]] called at least once a day and we just couldn’t get an answer out of him until we were right up against a very hairy deadline. ...you can’t do your best work in a situation like that.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/carlson.html\|title=Battlestar Zone Interview: Jim Carlson\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

	* ''Terrence McDonnell recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''		* ''Terrence McDonnell recalls [[Lorne Greene]]'s intrusion into the writing offices during this episode's scripting process:''
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	: '''Anne Lockhart:''' Do you remember the game, where Richard and Dirk had to wear those little costumes…? Triad, right, yeah, and they put these guys into little, sexy little French bikinis, you know? And it was terrible…they marched out on set and we all went (spluttering noise). Very embarrassing for these two poor guys. There was a scene at the end of the show where they go in, they’re standing in the doorway ready to go in and play the game, and [[Cassiopeia\|Cassiopiea]] (sic) and I are standing behind Our Guys, you know, being supportive there, and, just as they walk in, the two of us took our thumbs and goosed them.		: '''Anne Lockhart:''' Do you remember the game, where Richard and Dirk had to wear those little costumes…? Triad, right, yeah, and they put these guys into little, sexy little French bikinis, you know? And it was terrible…they marched out on set and we all went (spluttering noise). Very embarrassing for these two poor guys. There was a scene at the end of the show where they go in, they’re standing in the doorway ready to go in and play the game, and [[Cassiopeia\|Cassiopiea]] (sic) and I are standing behind Our Guys, you know, being supportive there, and, just as they walk in, the two of us took our thumbs and goosed them.
	: '''Richard Hatch:''' A perfect fit, too.		: '''Richard Hatch:''' A perfect fit, too.
	: '''Lockhart:''' Dirk started laughing and just sort of fell out of frame, and [Richard Hatch] continued to act as if nothing was wrong, he kept doing this until finally everybody was laughing so hard that he finally broke down…that little piece of film always gets me.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.~~com~~/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		: '''Lockhart:''' Dirk started laughing and just sort of fell out of frame, and [Richard Hatch] continued to act as if nothing was wrong, he kept doing this until finally everybody was laughing so hard that he finally broke down…that little piece of film always gets me.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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