Phelan - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 01:12, 17 March 2025

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	'''Phelan''' is the head of ~~the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the~~ [[The Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Fleet]] ~~when '~~'[[~~Pegasus~~ (~~RDM~~)\|~~Pegasus~~]]~~'' commander~~ [[~~Jack Fisk~~]] ~~is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources~~.		'''Phelan''' is the head of [[The Fleet (TRS)\|the Fleet]]'s [[black market (organization)\|black market]] in {{ACH\|1}}, having been an "ex-military mercenary" prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]].

	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is ~~presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary"~~.		Phelan's father was formerly a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and his fate is unknown.

	~~{{callsign\|Lee Adama}} meets with~~ Phelan ~~aboard the~~ ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' ~~in an attempt~~ to ~~rescue~~ [[~~Shevon~~]] ~~and her daughter,~~ [[~~Paya~~]]~~. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market~~ is ~~a necessary evil~~, ~~despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative~~ for ~~citizens in~~ the ~~Fleet when official methods become bogged down due~~ to ~~delays or when supplies run short~~.		== Black Marketeer ==
			Phelan's black market operates from ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' and rises to prominence when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered, after Fisk attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus''' resources.

	~~Phelan has no issues~~ with ~~shady~~ and ~~immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it~~'~~s hard to find the moral high ground when we~~'~~re all standing~~ in ~~the mud." When Adama tries~~ to ~~deal with Phelan for~~ Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan ~~says that~~ the ~~child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring~~.		Captain {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} is tasked with investigating Fisk's murder, and later meets with Phelan aboard ''Prometheus'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]; Phelan having abducted them after he discovers Adama's unique connection to the civilians.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] ~~(as well as~~ his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). ~~His~~ last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." {{TRS\|Black Market}}		Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin]]'s objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

			== "You're Not Like Me." ==
			Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, Paya, Phelan says that the child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

			Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates not only Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] but his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]. Phelan's last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." {{TRS\|Black Market}}

			== Notes ==

			* It is uncertain who replaces Phelan in the vacuum left by Lee Adama, but it is indicated that [[Tom Zarek]] has some level involvement with the black market. Such direct clarity of command becomes murkier leading into and following the [[Second Exodus]].

	[[Category:A to Z\|Phelan]]		[[Category:A to Z\|Phelan]]

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

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	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".		Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".

	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		{{callsign\|Lee Adama}} meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

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	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." {{TRS\|Black Market}}		Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." {{TRS\|Black Market}}

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

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

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	'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.		'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.

	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".		Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".

	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "$\[\[TRS\]\]\: "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ]*)\]\]\"$" to "{{TRS|$1}}"

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	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Black Market~~]]")~~		Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." {{TRS\|Black Market}}

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DrWho42: Tagging TRS.

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Tagging TRS.

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	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ([[Black Market]])		Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ([[TRS]]: "[[Black Market]]")

	[[Category:A to Z\|Phelan]]		[[Category:A to Z\|Phelan]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: link disambiguation: Prometheus

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link disambiguation: Prometheus

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	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".		Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".

	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

Xlynx: the anchor was broken (moved to "Leland Adama"). this is a better anchor in the same article

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the anchor was broken (moved to "Leland Adama"). this is a better anchor in the same article

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	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#~~The Inner Conflicts at Kobol~~\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ([[Black Market]])		Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#Official_Statements\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ([[Black Market]])

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Serenity at 18:39, 26 July 2007

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	'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within [[The Fleet (RDM)\|~~The~~ Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.		'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.

	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".		Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".

	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.

BklynBruzer at 01:15, 18 April 2007

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	Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.		Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, [[Paya]], Phelan says that the child was "already paid for", indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.

	Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#The Inner Conflicts at Kobol\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me" ([[Black Market]]).		Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II#The Inner Conflicts at Kobol\|sense of justice]] (as well as his [[Resurrection Ship, Part II\|current state of depression]]). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." ([[Black Market]])

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	'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.		'''Phelan''' is the head of the [[black market (organization)\|black market]] operating within the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet]] when ''[[Pegasus (RDM)\|Pegasus]]'' commander [[Jack Fisk]] is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using ''Pegasus'' resources.

	Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".		Phelan's father was a member of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]], and is presumed dead, killed during the initial [[Cylon]] [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]]. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".

	[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.		[[Lee Adama]] meets with Phelan aboard the ''[[Prometheus (ship)\|Prometheus]]'' in an attempt to rescue [[Shevon]] and her daughter, [[Paya]]. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin's]] objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.