Olympic Carrier - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 01:37, 7 September 2025

2025-09-07T01:37:58Z

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	'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is an [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].		'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is a [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].

	''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "[[Intersun]] Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.		''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "[[Intersun]] Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Updated.

2025-09-01T21:43:45Z

Updated.

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	'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is an [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].		'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is an [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].

	''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.		''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "[[Intersun]] Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.

			== Escape from the Colonies ==
	''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.		''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.

	Three hours later, ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by ~~Lieutenant [[Sharon~~ Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in ~~the~~ undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.		Three hours later, ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by {{Callsign\|Boomer}}, {{Callsign\|Apollo}} and {{Callsign\|Starbuck}} who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Valerii how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.

	~~Boomer~~ is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with ~~Boomer~~'s Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders ~~Boomer~~ to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from ~~Starbuck~~'s Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.		Valerii is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Valerii's [[Raptor 478\|Raptor]] who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. "Apollo" orders Valerii to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Thrace's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.

	When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on ~~[[Combat Air Patrol\|~~CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Nobody knows for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.		== Fate ==
			When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two [[Basestar (TRS)\|basestars]] launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's Raptor on CAP, indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Nobody knows for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.

	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order ~~which~~ resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		== Aftermath ==
			President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order that resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.

	A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling ~~the~~ ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of [[Canceron]] during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.		When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.
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	Image:Olympiccarrier_101_1080i.jpg\|''Olympic Carrier'' appears, heading towards the Fleet {{TRS\|33}}.		Image:Olympiccarrier_101_1080i.jpg\|''Olympic Carrier'' appears, heading towards the Fleet {{TRS\|33}}.
	Image:Olympic carrier.jpg\|The destruction of the vessel (33).		Image:Olympic carrier.jpg\|The destruction of the vessel {{TRS\|33}}.
	Image:Olympic.jpg\|The ship's name on a piece of paper Roslin uses to remind her of her mistakes {{TRS\|Water}}.		Image:Olympic.jpg\|The ship's name on a piece of paper Roslin uses to remind her of her mistakes {{TRS\|Water}}.
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	~~{{clear}}~~
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.		*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, [[33/Deleted Scenes\|in a scene cut from the episode]], the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.
	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people ~~on the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people aboard ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that "Apollo" was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Olympic Carrier Blue Prints */

2025-09-01T21:34:14Z

Olympic Carrier Blue Prints

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	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.

	~~== Olympic Carrier Blue Prints ==~~


	~~http://media.battlestarwiki.org/wiki/File:Olympic_Carrier_Blue_Prints.png~~

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LIMAFOX76: It has to be an in-universe prospective!

2025-08-31T19:49:42Z

It has to be an in-universe prospective!

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	Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.		Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.

	When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. ~~Neither viewers nor the characters know~~ for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.		When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Nobody knows for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.

	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.

LIMAFOX76: Adding French link

2025-08-31T17:39:49Z

Adding French link

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

2025-06-30T18:12:53Z

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

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	Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.		Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.

	When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Neither viewers nor the characters know for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.		When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Neither viewers nor the characters know for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.

	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.		*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.
	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Lee Adama" to "{{callsign|Lee Adama}}"

2025-02-08T16:15:34Z

Text replacement - "Lee Adama" to "{{callsign|Lee Adama}}"

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	Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.		Boomer is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for the ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Boomer's Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders Boomer to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and the ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Starbuck's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.

	When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Neither viewers nor the characters know for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.		When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard the ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and [[Kara Thrace]] reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Neither viewers nor the characters know for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.

	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.
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	*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.		*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.
	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where [[Lee Adama]] is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and [[Kara Thrace]] review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and [[Kara Thrace]] review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.

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	*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.		*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.
	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where [[Lee Adama]] is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]", where Adama and [[Kara Thrace]] review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where [[Lee Adama]] is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and [[Kara Thrace]] review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people on the ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.

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	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.

	A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was ~~Amorak~~'s assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling the ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling the ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.		When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.

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	''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.		''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.

	''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[~~Amorak~~]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.		''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.

	Three hours later, the ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in the undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.		Three hours later, the ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in the undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.

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	'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is an [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].		'''''Olympic Carrier''''' is an [[FTL]]-capable passenger liner that joins the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] carrying 1,345 survivors of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Cylon attack]].

	''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.		''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "[[Intersun]] Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.

			== Escape from the Colonies ==
	''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.		''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.

	Three hours later, ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by ~~Lieutenant [[Sharon~~ Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in ~~the~~ undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.		Three hours later, ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by {{Callsign\|Boomer}}, {{Callsign\|Apollo}} and {{Callsign\|Starbuck}} who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Valerii how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.

	~~Boomer~~ is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with ~~Boomer~~'s Raptor who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. Apollo orders ~~Boomer~~ to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from ~~Starbuck~~'s Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.		Valerii is ordered by ''Galactica'' to jam all wireless communications with the ship and to send a message via signal light for ''Olympic Carrier'' to maintain its current position and not to approach the Fleet until further notice. However, the ship suddenly accelerates to full speed, narrowly colliding with Valerii's [[Raptor 478\|Raptor]] who manages to get out of the way in time and give chase. "Apollo" orders Valerii to break wireless silence and warn the ship to stop its engines immediately. However, the order goes ignored and ''Olympic Carrier'' barrels towards the fleet, with even a warning burst from Thrace's Viper being met with silence. With the liner rapidly approaching and unresponsive to communications, Commander Adama orders the Fleet to execute Jump 240, while ''Galactica'' positions itself to engage the ship.

	When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two basestars launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's [[Raptor]] on ~~[[Combat Air Patrol\|~~CAP]], indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard ~~the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Nobody knows for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.		== Fate ==
			When the 33 minutes run out, multiple Cylon contacts jump in; two [[Basestar (TRS)\|basestars]] launch their Raider complements to attack the Fleet. [[Radiological Alarm\|radiological alarms]] sound on Valerii's Raptor on CAP, indicating the presence of a nuclear device onboard ''Olympic Carrier'', Commander Adama and President Roslin come to a quick consensus that the ship must be destroyed. {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} reluctantly carry out the order and destroy the vessel before the nuclear weapon could detonate. Nobody knows for certain whether the Cylons offloaded the humans aboard the starliner or left them aboard (and out of sight) to die {{TRS\|33}}.

	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order ~~which~~ resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		== Aftermath ==
			President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order that resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.

	A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling ~~the~~ ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of [[Canceron]] during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.		When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.
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	Image:Olympiccarrier_101_1080i.jpg\|''Olympic Carrier'' appears, heading towards the Fleet {{TRS\|33}}.		Image:Olympiccarrier_101_1080i.jpg\|''Olympic Carrier'' appears, heading towards the Fleet {{TRS\|33}}.
	Image:Olympic carrier.jpg\|The destruction of the vessel (33).		Image:Olympic carrier.jpg\|The destruction of the vessel {{TRS\|33}}.
	Image:Olympic.jpg\|The ship's name on a piece of paper Roslin uses to remind her of her mistakes {{TRS\|Water}}.		Image:Olympic.jpg\|The ship's name on a piece of paper Roslin uses to remind her of her mistakes {{TRS\|Water}}.
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	~~{{clear}}~~
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, in a scene cut from the episode, the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.		*During "[[33]]," the [[survivor count]] appears to drop from 49,998 (after [[Billy Keikeya]] revises the numbers down at the beginning of the episode) to 47,972, before he informs [[Laura Roslin]] of the birth of an infant on ''[[Rising Star (RDM)\|Rising Star]]''. This is a drop of 2,026, much larger than the 1,345 person crew of ''Olympic Carrier''. However, [[33/Deleted Scenes\|in a scene cut from the episode]], the whiteboard figure has apparently been revised downward again in mid-episode to 49,317. This is perfectly consistent with the reported crew of ''Olympic Carrier''.
	*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.		*Producers [[Ronald D. Moore]], [[David Eick]] and director [[Michael Rymer]] noted in their DVD commentary for "33" that digital effects artists from [[Zoic]] hid small signs of movement within ''Olympic Carrier'' during the up-close shots of the ship. In the scene where {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is trying to look for people inside through the windows, lights within the ship flicker on and off and several dark figures can be observed darting about the aisle ways between seats in the lower part of the ship. This is revisited in a [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 4 (RDM)#Razor\|deleted scene]] from "[[Razor]]," where Adama and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} review their [[gun camera]] footage of the ship's destruction and Apollo claims to see a person peering through one of the windows.
	*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people ~~on the~~ ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that Apollo was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.		*In their DVD and podcast commentaries of various episodes, Moore and Eick have stated that there were originally going to be live people aboard ''Olympic Carrier'' at the time of its destruction, and that "Apollo" was going to see them before giving the order to attack, but [[SciFi Channel\|the network]] would not allow them to do it, claiming that "33" was becoming too dark of an episode. Regardless, every subsequent reference to ''Olympic Carrier'''s destruction has been written from the perspective that the ship was inhabited at the time of its destruction, whether or not its passengers were seen.
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	President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.		President Roslin later writes the ship's name down on a piece of paper and leaves it in her desk aboard ''Colonial One'' as a reminder of her role in the tragedy. She had once seen President [[Richard Adar]] do something similar when he also gave an order which resulted in the loss of innocent life through military action {{TRS\|Water}}.

	A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was ~~Amorak~~'s assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling the ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		A copy of Number Six using the name [[Shelly Godfrey]] claimed to been a former passenger of ''Olympic Carrier''. She was Amarak's assistant and lover, and was supposedly instructed by him to take video evidence incriminating Dr. Baltar off the ship for safe-keeping. It's possible that she played some role in the Cylon takeover of this vessel {{TRS\|Six Degrees of Separation}}. However, She is seen on board a ship resembling the ''[[Pyxis]]'' in orbit of Canceron during the attacks {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.		When discussing the stories of Admiral [[Helena Cain\|Cain]]'s questionable actions with Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]], Commander Adama references their own attack on ''Olympic Carrier'', claiming there were over 1,000 people on board when it was destroyed {{TRS\|Pegasus (episode)}}. During Baltar's trial, Lee Adama cites the destruction of the vessel when listing a series of questionable or illegal actions for which he wasn't punished {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II}}.

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	''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.		''Olympic Carrier'', sometimes referred to as ''Carrier'', is officially designated an "Intersun Passenger Cruiser." With a length of 825 feet, it comfortably accommodates 1,000 passengers in style and luxury on journeys between the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol\|Twelve Colonies]]. A commercial passenger ship, it has no weapons or defense capabilities.

	''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[~~Amorak~~]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.		''Carrier'' is able to successfully execute the first 237 [[FTL\|jumps]] in the relentless 5-day Cylon pursuit of the Fleet that occurs a short time after their escape from [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. Prior to Jump 238, ''Carrier'' sends a message to President [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]''. The message purportedly comes from a Doctor [[Amarak]], formerly of the [[Colonial Ministry of Defense]] and a former colleague of Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], with information regarding "a traitor in their midst." Soon thereafter, ''Carrier'' goes missing after failing to arrive with the rest of the Fleet on Jump 238.

	Three hours later, the ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in the undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.		Three hours later, the ''Olympic Carrier'' suddenly materializes at the Jump 238 coordinates, raising the suspicions of Roslin and Commander [[William Adama\|Adama]]. The liner is intercepted by Boomer, Apollo and Starbuck who were on CAP at the time. When asked over [[wireless]] by Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii]] how they avoided Cylon attack, a voice from the starliner claims ignorance, saying that someone must have been looking after them while the rest of the Fleet was jumping away, and that the crew used the intervening three hours to fix their malfunctioning FTL drive. Baltar, fearing exposure of his own deeds in the undermining the Colonial defenses, urges Roslin to cut off communication with the ship. Commander Adama concurs with the President, while simultaneously ordering the Fleet to Condition 1 and restarting the countdown clock to 33 minutes.