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	=== Act 1 ===		=== Act 1 ===

	[[~~Image~~:410 room with a view.jpg\|thumb\|[[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Lee Adama]] haggle over the price of searching for an interim president.]]		[[File:410 room with a view.jpg\|thumb\|[[Romo Lampkin]] and [[Lee Adama]] haggle over the price of searching for an interim president.]]
	*When Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] returns to the [[CIC]], he hears that the [[Resurrection Hub]] has disappeared from its last known location, further the rebel baseship is not there either. Adama tells [[Saul Tigh]] to continue looking for the hub, since that's the only place the rebels can head given their objective: to [[Boxing\|unbox]] [[D'Anna]].		*When Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] returns to the [[CIC]], he hears that the [[Resurrection Hub]] has disappeared from its last known location, further the rebel baseship is not there either. Adama tells [[Saul Tigh]] to continue looking for the hub, since that's the only place the rebels can head given their objective: to [[Boxing\|unbox]] [[D'Anna]].
	* Tigh reports that [[Kara Thrace\|Thrace]] (apparently [[CAG]], given her seniority) is having problems assembling a sufficient [[CAP]] to protect the Fleet, as half the air wing's [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]]s were transfered to the basestar. As a result, Adama agrees with Thrace's recommendation (told via Tigh) of having the ships tighten their formation for easier defense, despite the inherent hazards posed by inexperienced civilian pilots.		* Tigh reports that [[Kara Thrace\|Thrace]] (apparently [[CAG]], given her seniority) is having problems assembling a sufficient [[CAP]] to protect the Fleet, as half the air wing's [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]]s were transfered to the basestar. As a result, Adama agrees with Thrace's recommendation (told via Tigh) of having the ships tighten their formation for easier defense, despite the inherent hazards posed by inexperienced civilian pilots.
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	=== Act 2 ===		=== Act 2 ===

	[[~~Image~~:410 Pike's corpsesicle.jpg\|thumb\|[[Eammon Pike]]'s body floating in the damaged [[Raptor]].]]		[[File:410 Pike's corpsesicle.jpg\|thumb\|[[Eammon Pike]]'s body floating in the damaged [[Raptor]].]]

	* In [[CIC]], Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]], noting that he has a rapport with [[Caprica-Six]], asks Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] to interrogate her about the [[Resurrection Hub]]. Before he leaves, he tells Adama that they'll find [[Roslin]] and the missing humans.		* In [[CIC]], Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]], noting that he has a rapport with [[Caprica-Six]], asks Colonel [[Saul Tigh\|Tigh]] to interrogate her about the [[Resurrection Hub]]. Before he leaves, he tells Adama that they'll find [[Roslin]] and the missing humans.
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	=== Act 3 ===		=== Act 3 ===

	[[~~Image~~:410 Lampkin and pepperbox.jpg\|thumb\|Lampkin holds Lee Adama at gunpoint.]]		[[File:410 Lampkin and pepperbox.jpg\|thumb\|Lampkin holds Lee Adama at gunpoint.]]

	* Adama faces down the gun-wielding Lampkin, who explains that Adama's the perfect candidate for president and thus should die. However, Lampkin says that hope is the last thing they need; he says that humanity is a doomed race and should accept its fate. Lampkin kicks over the duffel bag, which has Lampkin's rationale for his actions. Adama opens it, discovering [[Lance]], who had been dead for weeks. Lampkin explains that "those debased dregs of humanity" killed Lance, and are looking for a place to "roost and ''rot'' again." Lampkin explains that the cat is immaterial, but it is the last physical connection he had with his [[Faye Lampkin\|wife]]. Adama assures Lampkin that everyone that survived had to make [[Olympic Carrier\|difficult choices]]: there was nothing he could have done for his wife and two daughters (Jennifer and Kate), noting that only a handful of people elected to stay behind on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] who were on Lampkin's shuttle during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]].		* Adama faces down the gun-wielding Lampkin, who explains that Adama's the perfect candidate for president and thus should die. However, Lampkin says that hope is the last thing they need; he says that humanity is a doomed race and should accept its fate. Lampkin kicks over the duffel bag, which has Lampkin's rationale for his actions. Adama opens it, discovering [[Lance]], who had been dead for weeks. Lampkin explains that "those debased dregs of humanity" killed Lance, and are looking for a place to "roost and ''rot'' again." Lampkin explains that the cat is immaterial, but it is the last physical connection he had with his [[Faye Lampkin\|wife]]. Adama assures Lampkin that everyone that survived had to make [[Olympic Carrier\|difficult choices]]: there was nothing he could have done for his wife and two daughters (Jennifer and Kate), noting that only a handful of people elected to stay behind on [[Gemenon (RDM)\|Gemenon]] who were on Lampkin's shuttle during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|attack]].
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	=== Act 4 ===		=== Act 4 ===

	[[~~Image~~:410 Adama sees the Fleet off.jpg\|thumb\|William Adama watches the Fleet [[FTL\|jump]] away.]]		[[File:410 Adama sees the Fleet off.jpg\|thumb\|William Adama watches the Fleet [[FTL\|jump]] away.]]

	* On ''Colonial One'', President [[Lee Adama\|Adama]] makes notes on [[:Image:410 IT upgrade press release.jpg\|a press release]] relating to an information and technical services upgrade, which he gives to [[Tory Foster]] to correct. [[Romo Lampkin]] arrives, comically commenting that Adama already has a [[Jake (New Caprica)\|first pet]]. Lampkin is told of Jake's exploits on [[New Caprica]] and Adama gives the dog to Lampkin—who hates dogs more than cats—as a "new pet to loathe."		* On ''Colonial One'', President [[Lee Adama\|Adama]] makes notes on [[:Image:410 IT upgrade press release.jpg\|a press release]] relating to an information and technical services upgrade, which he gives to [[Tory Foster]] to correct. [[Romo Lampkin]] arrives, comically commenting that Adama already has a [[Jake (New Caprica)\|first pet]]. Lampkin is told of Jake's exploits on [[New Caprica]] and Adama gives the dog to Lampkin—who hates dogs more than cats—as a "new pet to loathe."

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2024-02-24T17:40:57Z

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

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	=== Cylons ===		=== Cylons ===
	* The child of [[Caprica Six]] and Tigh will be the first full-Cylon child, should it come to full term.		* The child of [[Caprica-Six]] and Tigh will be the first full-Cylon child, should it come to full term.
	* Of note is the fact that Caprica Six is currently being held prisoner in the same room that once held the (then pregnant) captive Sharon Agathon—the same room that [[Virtual Six]] once told Baltar would be the birthplace of "our child." It could be implied that Virtual Six was referring not to Agathons's child, but to the child that has resulted from the relations between Caprica Six and Saul Tigh, as the child would most likely be born in this same room. One could surmise that Virtual Six and Caprica Six are more closely related than once thought, and that Virtual Six could somehow see her physical counterpart's future, or that the child of Six and Tigh is part of the prophecy that intrinsically ties the fates of Human and Cylon races.		* Of note is the fact that Caprica-Six is currently being held prisoner in the same room that once held the (then pregnant) captive Sharon Agathon—the same room that [[Virtual Six]] once told Baltar would be the birthplace of "our child." It could be implied that Virtual Six was referring not to Agathons's child, but to the child that has resulted from the relations between Caprica-Six and Saul Tigh, as the child would most likely be born in this same room. One could surmise that Virtual Six and Caprica-Six are more closely related than once thought, and that Virtual Six could somehow see her physical counterpart's future, or that the child of Six and Tigh is part of the prophecy that intrinsically ties the fates of Human and Cylon races.
	* The ability of Tigh to impregnate Six perhaps indicates a fundamental difference between the [[Final Five]] and [[Significant Seven]], as Significant Seven Cylons have been thus far unable to conceive with one another. That Tigh often sees Caprica Six not as herself but as his [[Ellen Tigh\|deceased wife]] could very well be a determinative factor. If this proves to be the case, then the conclusion is that Tigh learned how to love, as required for reproduction according to the Cylons' theory regarding their biological reproductive limitations ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]", "[[The Farm]]"), from his marriage to a human being.		* The ability of Tigh to impregnate Six perhaps indicates a fundamental difference between the [[Final Five]] and [[Significant Seven]], as Significant Seven Cylons have been thus far unable to conceive with one another. That Tigh often sees Caprica-Six not as herself but as his [[Ellen Tigh\|deceased wife]] could very well be a determinative factor. If this proves to be the case, then the conclusion is that Tigh learned how to love, as required for reproduction according to the Cylons' theory regarding their biological reproductive limitations ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]", "[[The Farm]]"), from his marriage to a human being.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

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

2024-02-19T03:58:18Z

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

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

2023-11-07T05:20:51Z

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

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	=== Teaser ===		=== Teaser ===
	*With President [[Laura Roslin]] missing, a meeting is held by the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]]. Vice President [[Tom Zarek]], who informs them that the rebel [[basestar (RDM)\|basestar]] jumped with Roslin and [[Gaius Baltar]]—and many of ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]''{{'\|s}} pilots—also notes that [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]] was shot by "one of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[Marines]]"; he fuels the assumption that the basestar's sudden jump and abduction is related to Natalie's death. Zarek tells the delegates that with Roslin missing, he is to be sworn in as interim President.		*With President [[Laura Roslin]] missing, a meeting is held by the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]]. Vice President [[Tom Zarek]], who informs them that the rebel [[basestar (RDM)\|basestar]] jumped with Roslin and [[Gaius Baltar]]—and many of ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''{{'\|s}} pilots—also notes that [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]] was shot by "one of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[Marines]]"; he fuels the assumption that the basestar's sudden jump and abduction is related to Natalie's death. Zarek tells the delegates that with Roslin missing, he is to be sworn in as interim President.
	*Upon hearing the news, [[Lee Adama]] contacts his [[William Adama\|father]], who doesn't take it well.		*Upon hearing the news, [[Lee Adama]] contacts his [[William Adama\|father]], who doesn't take it well.
	*[[Natalie]], who has [[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?\|just been shot]] by [[Sharon Agathon]], is taken to the [[sickbay\|infirmary]]. She starts to [[projection\|project]] that she is in a forest on a sunny day. In real life, she only focuses on the faces of those who are taking her to the infirmary.		*[[Natalie]], who has [[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?\|just been shot]] by [[Sharon Agathon]], is taken to the [[sickbay\|infirmary]]. She starts to [[projection\|project]] that she is in a forest on a sunny day. In real life, she only focuses on the faces of those who are taking her to the infirmary.
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	* Adama talks down Lampkin in a speech about having to make choices about their own survival at the cost of other people's lives, urging him to put the past behind him and move on. Adama believes that he can make a difference in the Fleet; Lampkin asks him if that's his final word, then asks him to swear by it.		* Adama talks down Lampkin in a speech about having to make choices about their own survival at the cost of other people's lives, urging him to put the past behind him and move on. Adama believes that he can make a difference in the Fleet; Lampkin asks him if that's his final word, then asks him to swear by it.
	* Leland Joseph Adama is sworn in as interim president in a ceremony on ''[[Colonial One]]'', attended by Admiral Adama, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Tom Zarek]], in addition to the [[Fleet News Service\|press corps]]. Lampkin listens to the ceremony on the wireless in his quarters.		* Leland Joseph Adama is sworn in as interim president in a ceremony on ''[[Colonial One]]'', attended by Admiral Adama, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Tom Zarek]], in addition to the [[Fleet News Service\|press corps]]. Lampkin listens to the ceremony on the wireless in his quarters.
	* Admiral Adama informs Colonel Tigh that he's stepping down as military leader of the Fleet, promoting Tigh to admiral, as Tigh's the only person he can trust to command ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]''. Tigh scoffs this, reminding Adama of the [[Resistance (episode)\|last time]] he commanded the Fleet; Adama notes that Tigh is a different man who found out a lot about himself since that time. Adama tells Tigh to bring the people to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]. As his last order, Adama tells Tigh to give custody of [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] to the in-hack [[Sharon Agathon]], expressing a need for everyone to have a family.		* Admiral Adama informs Colonel Tigh that he's stepping down as military leader of the Fleet, promoting Tigh to admiral, as Tigh's the only person he can trust to command ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''. Tigh scoffs this, reminding Adama of the [[Resistance (episode)\|last time]] he commanded the Fleet; Adama notes that Tigh is a different man who found out a lot about himself since that time. Adama tells Tigh to bring the people to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]. As his last order, Adama tells Tigh to give custody of [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] to the in-hack [[Sharon Agathon]], expressing a need for everyone to have a family.

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	* A [[flight suit\|suited]] William Adama makes it to his Raptor in the [[hangar deck]]; he is seen off by his son and [[Kara Thrace]], the latter exchanging a [[Nothing but the rain\|well-worn, friendly exchange]] before he boards the Raptor. Adama asks for them to keep the light on for him, to which they reply in the affirmative.		* A [[flight suit\|suited]] William Adama makes it to his Raptor in the [[hangar deck]]; he is seen off by his son and [[Kara Thrace]], the latter exchanging a [[Nothing but the rain\|well-worn, friendly exchange]] before he boards the Raptor. Adama asks for them to keep the light on for him, to which they reply in the affirmative.
	* Per Adama's final order, [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] is reunited with [[Sharon Agathon\|her mother]] in the brig; Agathon hums a lullaby to her daughter.		* Per Adama's final order, [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] is reunited with [[Sharon Agathon\|her mother]] in the brig; Agathon hums a lullaby to her daughter.
	* William Adama launches from ''[[Galactica (~~RDM~~)\|Galactica]]'' as Admiral Tigh orders the Fleet to jump. After Adama watches all the ships [[FTL\|jump]] away, he sits in his Raptor and reads the singed copy of ''[[Searider Falcon]]'' as he awaits Roslin's return.		* William Adama launches from ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]'' as Admiral Tigh orders the Fleet to jump. After Adama watches all the ships [[FTL\|jump]] away, he sits in his Raptor and reads the singed copy of ''[[Searider Falcon]]'' as he awaits Roslin's return.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)" to "Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)"

2023-10-15T14:06:35Z

Text replacement - "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)" to "Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)"

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	* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]		* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]
	* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]		* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]
	* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]		* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]
	* [[Donna Soares]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")		* [[Donna Soares]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")
	* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")		* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")
	* [[Veena Sood]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]		* [[Veena Sood]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]
	* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]		* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]
	* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]		* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]
	* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)		* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)↵" to "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)"

2023-10-01T03:09:43Z

Text replacement - "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)↵" to "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)"

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	* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]		* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]
	* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]		* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]
	* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)		* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]
	#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]		* [[Donna Soares]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")
	* [[Donna Soares]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)		* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")
	#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")		* [[Veena Sood]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]
	* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
	#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")
	* [[Veena Sood]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
	#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]
	* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]		* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]
	* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)		* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]
	#Priestess\|Priestess]]
	* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)		* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)" to "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM) "

2023-10-01T03:06:37Z

Text replacement - "Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)" to "Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM) "

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	* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]		* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]
	* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]		* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]
	* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[~~Unnamed~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]		* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
	* [[Donna Soares]] as [[~~Unnamed~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")		#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]
	* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[~~Unnamed~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")		* [[Donna Soares]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
	* [[Veena Sood]] as [[~~Unnamed~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]		#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")
			* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
			#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")
			* [[Veena Sood]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
			#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]
	* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]		* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]
	* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[~~Unnamed~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]		* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[Unintroduced civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
			#Priestess\|Priestess]]
	* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)		* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)

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

2022-08-22T01:05:29Z

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	* In the Quorum meeting room on ''Colonial One'', Lampkin discusses how one achieves and wields power with Lee Adama. During this conversation, Lampkin and Lee see ''Galactica'' jump away. Lee is concerned over the abruptness of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} departure.		* In the Quorum meeting room on ''Colonial One'', Lampkin discusses how one achieves and wields power with Lee Adama. During this conversation, Lampkin and Lee see ''Galactica'' jump away. Lee is concerned over the abruptness of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} departure.
	* A Raptor reconnaissance party comes across a debris field, consisting of Cylon debris and damaged Vipers. Tigh informs Adama that the debris consist of a Cylon baseship and fragments indicative of resurrection technology, and notes that they detected radiation from nuclear weapons. Adama refuses to believe that the destroyed baseship was the rebels', insisting that Roslin has survived. Adama presses on with the search, until Tigh points out that the Fleet is left behind with "their asses hanging out in the wind." Adama thus revises his orders to include only four Raptors to stay behind to search until they "find something concrete."		* A Raptor reconnaissance party comes across a debris field, consisting of Cylon debris and damaged Vipers. Tigh informs Adama that the debris consist of a Cylon baseship and fragments indicative of resurrection technology, and notes that they detected radiation from nuclear weapons. Adama refuses to believe that the destroyed baseship was the rebels', insisting that Roslin has survived. Adama presses on with the search, until Tigh points out that the Fleet is left behind with "their asses hanging out in the wind." Adama thus revises his orders to include only four Raptors to stay behind to search until they "find something concrete."
	* ''Galactica'' jumps back to the Fleet. Zarek notifies the Quorum of Adama's decision to reroute all [[tylium]] supplies to fueling the search efforts, along with requisitioning several civilian ships to aid in this endeavor. The delegates are furious over being bypassed.		* ''Galactica'' jumps back to the Fleet. Zarek notifies the Quorum of Adama's decision to reroute all [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] supplies to fueling the search efforts, along with requisitioning several civilian ships to aid in this endeavor. The delegates are furious over being bypassed.
	* Back in Lampkin's "room with a view," Adama and Lampkin go over the list of candidates, among them [[Doyle Franks]] who has no aspirations for political office, however. As they brainstorm, Adama nearly trips over an overturned bowl, resulting in his quip of "do you ever feed that [[Lance\|animal]]?" and inquires about the cat's whereabouts. From Lampkin's perspective, he sees Lance run around a swivel chair. Lampkin later begins to throw in the towel, erasing the names on the whiteboard, much to Adama's consternation.		* Back in Lampkin's "room with a view," Adama and Lampkin go over the list of candidates, among them [[Doyle Franks]] who has no aspirations for political office, however. As they brainstorm, Adama nearly trips over an overturned bowl, resulting in his quip of "do you ever feed that [[Lance\|animal]]?" and inquires about the cat's whereabouts. From Lampkin's perspective, he sees Lance run around a swivel chair. Lampkin later begins to throw in the towel, erasing the names on the whiteboard, much to Adama's consternation.
	* In [[sickbay]], Admiral Adama consults Doctor [[Cottle]] about how Roslin's sudden disappearance will affect her [[Doloxan]] treatments. Cottle stresses that, with her weakened immune system and her cancer's ability to regroup, the sooner she's found, the better. He also provides Adama with a medical report on [[Caprica-Six]]: she's pregnant.		* In [[sickbay]], Admiral Adama consults Doctor [[Cottle]] about how Roslin's sudden disappearance will affect her [[Doloxan]] treatments. Cottle stresses that, with her weakened immune system and her cancer's ability to regroup, the sooner she's found, the better. He also provides Adama with a medical report on [[Caprica-Six]]: she's pregnant.

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

2021-01-10T06:30:07Z

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	*Most civilians appear to have assumed that the basestar's disappearance was a deliberate act of kidnapping, possibly in retaliation for Natalie's shooting.		*Most civilians appear to have assumed that the basestar's disappearance was a deliberate act of kidnapping, possibly in retaliation for Natalie's shooting.
	* The apparition of a loved one dredged up by a survivor—this time [[Lance]], the only remaining physical connection to [[Romo Lampkin]]'s wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]]—is reminiscent of not only Adama's apparition of [[Carolanne Adama\|his ex-wife]] in "[[A Day in the Life]]", but of Saul Tigh's apparition of [[Ellen Tigh]] during the fourth season, in which they cling to some memory of their wives.		* The apparition of a loved one dredged up by a survivor—this time [[Lance]], the only remaining physical connection to [[Romo Lampkin]]'s wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]]—is reminiscent of not only Adama's apparition of [[Carolanne Adama\|his ex-wife]] in "[[A Day in the Life]]", but of Saul Tigh's apparition of [[Ellen Tigh]] during the fourth season, in which they cling to some memory of their wives.
	* Despite the fact that ''''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'''' has left the Fleet before to engage combat, this episode marks the first time that the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|civilian Fleet]] is intentionally left without any defense. The only other time the Fleet was left without military aid was after [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer's]] assassination attempt of William Adama, when ''Galactica'' accidentally jumped to different coordinates than the rest of the Fleet {{TRS\|Scattered}}. The fleet was also left without support when ''Galactica'' tried to eliminate the Cylons through biological warfare not long after the ''Pegasus'' was destroyed and the fleet rescued from [[New Caprica]].		* Despite the fact that ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' has left the Fleet before to engage combat, this episode marks the first time that the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|civilian Fleet]] is intentionally left without any defense. The only other time the Fleet was left without military aid was after [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer's]] assassination attempt of William Adama, when ''Galactica'' accidentally jumped to different coordinates than the rest of the Fleet {{TRS\|Scattered}}. The fleet was also left without support when ''Galactica'' tried to eliminate the Cylons through biological warfare not long after the ''Pegasus'' was destroyed and the fleet rescued from [[New Caprica]].
	*It is possible to estimate the size of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} Viper air wing for the first time since she absorbed ''Pegasus''{{'\|s}} Vipers. Dialogue from the previous episode and this one states that 40 Vipers and pilots are stationed aboard the rebels' basestar - mentioned as half the air wing. This puts the air wing at roughly 80 Vipers. This tallies well with ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} known Viper complement at the time of discovering ''Pegasus'' (around thirty-four), plus the larger Viper loadout that the more advanced battlestar enjoyed, taking into account casualties due to combat or wear and tear since.		*It is possible to estimate the size of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} Viper air wing for the first time since she absorbed ''Pegasus''{{'\|s}} Vipers. Dialogue from the previous episode and this one states that 40 Vipers and pilots are stationed aboard the rebels' basestar - mentioned as half the air wing. This puts the air wing at roughly 80 Vipers. This tallies well with ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} known Viper complement at the time of discovering ''Pegasus'' (around thirty-four), plus the larger Viper loadout that the more advanced battlestar enjoyed, taking into account casualties due to combat or wear and tear since.
	*Given that ''Galactica'' air wing consists of only 50 or so more planes than she originally possessed before encountering ''Pegasus'', it seems unlikely the potential two squadrons of new Vipers promised in the episode "[[Scar]]" fully materialized, otherwise it could be expected that there are substantially more Vipers seen or mentioned by this point.		*Given that ''Galactica'' air wing consists of only 50 or so more planes than she originally possessed before encountering ''Pegasus'', it seems unlikely the potential two squadrons of new Vipers promised in the episode "[[Scar]]" fully materialized, otherwise it could be expected that there are substantially more Vipers seen or mentioned by this point.

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	* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]		* [[Alexandra Thomas]] as [[Hera Agathon]]
	* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]		* [[Andrew McIlroy]] as [[Jacob Cantrell]]
	* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]		* [[Judith Maxie]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Picon Delegate\|Picon Delegate]]
	* [[Donna Soares]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")		* [[Donna Soares]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Gemenon Delegate\|Gemenon Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #1")
	* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")		* [[Iris Paluly]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #1\|Tauron Delegate]] (credited as "Speaking Delegate #2")
	* [[Veena Sood]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]		* [[Veena Sood]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Tauron Delegate #2\|Quorum Delegate]]
	* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]		* [[Ryan McDonell]] as Lieutenant [[Eammon Pike\|Eammon "Gonzo" Pike]]
	* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[~~Unintroduced~~ civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]		* [[Laara Sadiq]] as [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)#Priestess\|Priestess]]
	* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)		* [[David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] (voice only)

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	* Although [[Tom Zarek]] rails against the government of the "past five years," it has only been about three and a half years since [[Laura Roslin]] and [[William Adama]] have risen to power.		* Although [[Tom Zarek]] rails against the government of the "past five years," it has only been about three and a half years since [[Laura Roslin]] and [[William Adama]] have risen to power.
	* [[James McManus]], a high ranking journalist, is talking to Tom Zarek during the [[wireless]] interview, given that Zarek calls the interviewer "Jim" and the fact that McManus is referred to by name in [[Sources: Sine Qua Non\|the script]].		* [[James McManus]], a high ranking journalist, is talking to Tom Zarek during the [[wireless]] interview, given that Zarek calls the interviewer "Jim" and the fact that McManus is referred to by name in [[Sources: Sine Qua Non\|the script]].
	* William Adama's comment about how often he had to repair his [[H.M.S. Glutton o' Punishment\|model ship]] is a reference to the end of "[[Maelstrom]]", as well as a possible inside-joke about the fact that [[Edward James Olmos]] smashed the very expensive prop in an ad-lib during the shooting of that episode.		* William Adama's comment about how often he had to repair his [[H.M.S. Glutton o' Punishment\|model ship]] is a reference to the end of "[[Maelstrom]]," as well as a possible inside-joke about the fact that [[Edward James Olmos]] smashed the very expensive prop in an ad-lib during the shooting of that episode.
	* In the scene where Kara Thrace complains to Admiral Adama about their continuing to search for Roslin and the rebel Cylon baseship, Thrace mentions that she is missing two pilots. However, no such events occurred earlier during the discovery of the battle site at the [[Resurrection Hub]]. Judging from Adama's order to continue the search at a pilot's last known location, they appear to be referring to another recon patrol that isn't shown on screen, but is now overdue. It is possible that a scene explaining this further was [[deleted scenes\|filmed but cut]].		* In the scene where Kara Thrace complains to Admiral Adama about their continuing to search for Roslin and the rebel Cylon baseship, Thrace mentions that she is missing two pilots. However, no such events occurred earlier during the discovery of the battle site at the [[Resurrection Hub]]. Judging from Adama's order to continue the search at a pilot's last known location, they appear to be referring to another recon patrol that isn't shown on screen, but is now overdue. It is possible that a scene explaining this further was [[deleted scenes\|filmed but cut]].
	* William Adama, after having temporarily stepped down as commander of ''Galactica'', and having donned a raptor pilot's uniform, is heard to identify himself by his old callsign, "Husker".		* William Adama, after having temporarily stepped down as commander of ''Galactica'', and having donned a raptor pilot's uniform, is heard to identify himself by his old callsign, "Husker".
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	*Most civilians appear to have assumed that the basestar's disappearance was a deliberate act of kidnapping, possibly in retaliation for Natalie's shooting.		*Most civilians appear to have assumed that the basestar's disappearance was a deliberate act of kidnapping, possibly in retaliation for Natalie's shooting.
	* The apparition of a loved one dredged up by a survivor—this time [[Lance]], the only remaining physical connection to [[Romo Lampkin]]'s wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]]—is reminiscent of not only Adama's apparition of [[Carolanne Adama\|his ex-wife]] in "[[A Day in the Life]]", but of Saul Tigh's apparition of [[Ellen Tigh]] during the fourth season, in which they cling to some memory of their wives.		* The apparition of a loved one dredged up by a survivor—this time [[Lance]], the only remaining physical connection to [[Romo Lampkin]]'s wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]]—is reminiscent of not only Adama's apparition of [[Carolanne Adama\|his ex-wife]] in "[[A Day in the Life]]," but of Saul Tigh's apparition of [[Ellen Tigh]] during the fourth season, in which they cling to some memory of their wives.
	* Despite the fact that ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' has left the Fleet before to engage combat, this episode marks the first time that the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|civilian Fleet]] is intentionally left without any defense. The only other time the Fleet was left without military aid was after [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer's]] assassination attempt of William Adama, when ''Galactica'' accidentally jumped to different coordinates than the rest of the Fleet {{TRS\|Scattered}}. The fleet was also left without support when ''Galactica'' tried to eliminate the Cylons through biological warfare not long after the ''Pegasus'' was destroyed and the fleet rescued from [[New Caprica]].		* Despite the fact that ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' has left the Fleet before to engage combat, this episode marks the first time that the [[The Fleet (RDM)\|civilian Fleet]] is intentionally left without any defense. The only other time the Fleet was left without military aid was after [[Sharon Valerii\|Boomer's]] assassination attempt of William Adama, when ''Galactica'' accidentally jumped to different coordinates than the rest of the Fleet {{TRS\|Scattered}}. The fleet was also left without support when ''Galactica'' tried to eliminate the Cylons through biological warfare not long after the ''Pegasus'' was destroyed and the fleet rescued from [[New Caprica]].
	*It is possible to estimate the size of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} Viper air wing for the first time since she absorbed ''Pegasus''{{'\|s}} Vipers. Dialogue from the previous episode and this one states that 40 Vipers and pilots are stationed aboard the rebels' basestar - mentioned as half the air wing. This puts the air wing at roughly 80 Vipers. This tallies well with ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} known Viper complement at the time of discovering ''Pegasus'' (around thirty-four), plus the larger Viper loadout that the more advanced battlestar enjoyed, taking into account casualties due to combat or wear and tear since.		*It is possible to estimate the size of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} Viper air wing for the first time since she absorbed ''Pegasus''{{'\|s}} Vipers. Dialogue from the previous episode and this one states that 40 Vipers and pilots are stationed aboard the rebels' basestar - mentioned as half the air wing. This puts the air wing at roughly 80 Vipers. This tallies well with ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} known Viper complement at the time of discovering ''Pegasus'' (around thirty-four), plus the larger Viper loadout that the more advanced battlestar enjoyed, taking into account casualties due to combat or wear and tear since.
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	* The child of [[Caprica-Six]] and Tigh will be the first full-Cylon child, should it come to full term.		* The child of [[Caprica-Six]] and Tigh will be the first full-Cylon child, should it come to full term.
	* Of note is the fact that Caprica-Six is currently being held prisoner in the same room that once held the (then pregnant) captive Sharon Agathon—the same room that [[Virtual Six]] once told Baltar would be the birthplace of "our child." It could be implied that Virtual Six was referring not to Agathons's child, but to the child that has resulted from the relations between Caprica-Six and Saul Tigh, as the child would most likely be born in this same room. One could surmise that Virtual Six and Caprica-Six are more closely related than once thought, and that Virtual Six could somehow see her physical counterpart's future, or that the child of Six and Tigh is part of the prophecy that intrinsically ties the fates of Human and Cylon races.		* Of note is the fact that Caprica-Six is currently being held prisoner in the same room that once held the (then pregnant) captive Sharon Agathon—the same room that [[Virtual Six]] once told Baltar would be the birthplace of "our child." It could be implied that Virtual Six was referring not to Agathons's child, but to the child that has resulted from the relations between Caprica-Six and Saul Tigh, as the child would most likely be born in this same room. One could surmise that Virtual Six and Caprica-Six are more closely related than once thought, and that Virtual Six could somehow see her physical counterpart's future, or that the child of Six and Tigh is part of the prophecy that intrinsically ties the fates of Human and Cylon races.
	* The ability of Tigh to impregnate Six perhaps indicates a fundamental difference between the [[Final Five]] and [[Significant Seven]], as Significant Seven Cylons have been thus far unable to conceive with one another. That Tigh often sees Caprica-Six not as herself but as his [[Ellen Tigh\|deceased wife]] could very well be a determinative factor. If this proves to be the case, then the conclusion is that Tigh learned how to love, as required for reproduction according to the Cylons' theory regarding their biological reproductive limitations ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]", "[[The Farm]]"), from his marriage to a human being.		* The ability of Tigh to impregnate Six perhaps indicates a fundamental difference between the [[Final Five]] and [[Significant Seven]], as Significant Seven Cylons have been thus far unable to conceive with one another. That Tigh often sees Caprica-Six not as herself but as his [[Ellen Tigh\|deceased wife]] could very well be a determinative factor. If this proves to be the case, then the conclusion is that Tigh learned how to love, as required for reproduction according to the Cylons' theory regarding their biological reproductive limitations ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]," "[[The Farm]]"), from his marriage to a human being.

	== Questions ==		== Questions ==

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	*With President [[Laura Roslin]] missing, a meeting is held by the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]]. Vice President [[Tom Zarek]], who informs them that the rebel [[basestar (RDM)\|basestar]] jumped with Roslin and [[Gaius Baltar]]—and many of ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''{{'\|s}} pilots—also notes that [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]] was shot by "one of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[Marines]]"; he fuels the assumption that the basestar's sudden jump and abduction is related to Natalie's death. Zarek tells the delegates that with Roslin missing, he is to be sworn in as interim President.		*With President [[Laura Roslin]] missing, a meeting is held by the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)\|Quorum of Twelve]]. Vice President [[Tom Zarek]], who informs them that the rebel [[basestar (RDM)\|basestar]] jumped with Roslin and [[Gaius Baltar]]—and many of ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''{{'\|s}} pilots—also notes that [[Natalie Faust\|Natalie]] was shot by "one of ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[Marines]]"; he fuels the assumption that the basestar's sudden jump and abduction is related to Natalie's death. Zarek tells the delegates that with Roslin missing, he is to be sworn in as interim President.
	*Upon hearing the news, [[Lee Adama]] contacts his [[William Adama\|father]], who doesn't take it well.		*Upon hearing the news, [[Lee Adama]] contacts his [[William Adama\|father]], who doesn't take it well.
	*[[Natalie]], who has [[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?\|just been shot]] by ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~, is taken to the [[sickbay\|infirmary]]. She starts to [[projection\|project]] that she is in a forest on a sunny day. In real life, she only focuses on the faces of those who are taking her to the infirmary.		*[[Natalie]], who has [[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?\|just been shot]] by {{callsign\|Athena}}, is taken to the [[sickbay\|infirmary]]. She starts to [[projection\|project]] that she is in a forest on a sunny day. In real life, she only focuses on the faces of those who are taking her to the infirmary.
	*Dr. [[Cottle]] immediately starts to operate on her. When she tries to make physical contact, likely sensing that she is about to die, Cottle takes her hand. However, just as they operate, her image of the forest brightens to a bright flash. The second this happens, her heart monitor flatlines, and Cottle announces her death.		*Dr. [[Cottle]] immediately starts to operate on her. When she tries to make physical contact, likely sensing that she is about to die, Cottle takes her hand. However, just as they operate, her image of the forest brightens to a bright flash. The second this happens, her heart monitor flatlines, and Cottle announces her death.
	*Admiral Adama sees Sharon Agathon and is angered by her decision to kill an unarmed woman, even if she was a [[Cylon (RDM)\|Cylon]]. Agathon starts to explain her dream about a [[Number Six\|Six]] taking away her [[Hera Agathon\|child]] at the [[Opera House]]. Eventually, Adama orders a guard to take her away to the [[brig]] and refuses her access to her daughter.		*Admiral Adama sees Sharon Agathon and is angered by her decision to kill an unarmed woman, even if she was a [[Cylon (RDM)\|Cylon]]. Agathon starts to explain her dream about a [[Number Six\|Six]] taking away her [[Hera Agathon\|child]] at the [[Opera House]]. Eventually, Adama orders a guard to take her away to the [[brig]] and refuses her access to her daughter.
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	* In [[sickbay]], Admiral Adama consults Doctor [[Cottle]] about how Roslin's sudden disappearance will affect her [[Doloxan]] treatments. Cottle stresses that, with her weakened immune system and her cancer's ability to regroup, the sooner she's found, the better. He also provides Adama with a medical report on [[Caprica-Six]]: she's pregnant.		* In [[sickbay]], Admiral Adama consults Doctor [[Cottle]] about how Roslin's sudden disappearance will affect her [[Doloxan]] treatments. Cottle stresses that, with her weakened immune system and her cancer's ability to regroup, the sooner she's found, the better. He also provides Adama with a medical report on [[Caprica-Six]]: she's pregnant.
	* In Adama's quarters, Tigh reports to Adama about the Raptors lack of success in finding anything about the whereabouts of their missing people. Adama replies that he's not interested in the search, confronting Tigh about impregnating the Six and putting the Fleet at risk over his weaknesses. After Tigh broaches the topic of Adama's reckless search for Roslin, Adama brings up the question of what [[Ellen Tigh]] would say about Tigh impregnating a Cylon, which resorts in a brawl. After Tigh's fall cracks the [[H.M.S. Glutton o' Punishment\|model ship]], the fight stops and they both ask each other what they'll do about their feelings for their respective women.		* In Adama's quarters, Tigh reports to Adama about the Raptors lack of success in finding anything about the whereabouts of their missing people. Adama replies that he's not interested in the search, confronting Tigh about impregnating the Six and putting the Fleet at risk over his weaknesses. After Tigh broaches the topic of Adama's reckless search for Roslin, Adama brings up the question of what [[Ellen Tigh]] would say about Tigh impregnating a Cylon, which resorts in a brawl. After Tigh's fall cracks the [[H.M.S. Glutton o' Punishment\|model ship]], the fight stops and they both ask each other what they'll do about their feelings for their respective women.
	* In the brig, an upset and alone ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ hums a lullaby to herself.		* In the brig, an upset and alone {{callsign\|Athena}} hums a lullaby to herself.
	* Adama orders [[Kara Thrace]] to continue the search with additional Raptors. Thrace objects to this, citing a decreased [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], but her objections are overruled.		* Adama orders [[Kara Thrace]] to continue the search with additional Raptors. Thrace objects to this, citing a decreased [[Combat Air Patrol\|CAP]], but her objections are overruled.
	* As Adama watches the goings-on in a part of the hangar deck, Lampkin joins him with writs of forfeiture for him to sign; the captains of the ships Adama's borrowing do not want to be held liable for any wrongdoing that may occur in the rescue operation. As Adama signs the papers, he and Lampkin converse about people giving up hope when it is most needed, and while "on a roll," he adds that Zarek is not the worst choice for president. Adama brushes him off thereafter.		* As Adama watches the goings-on in a part of the hangar deck, Lampkin joins him with writs of forfeiture for him to sign; the captains of the ships Adama's borrowing do not want to be held liable for any wrongdoing that may occur in the rescue operation. As Adama signs the papers, he and Lampkin converse about people giving up hope when it is most needed, and while "on a roll," he adds that Zarek is not the worst choice for president. Adama brushes him off thereafter.
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	* Adama talks down Lampkin in a speech about having to make choices about their own survival at the cost of other people's lives, urging him to put the past behind him and move on. Adama believes that he can make a difference in the Fleet; Lampkin asks him if that's his final word, then asks him to swear by it.		* Adama talks down Lampkin in a speech about having to make choices about their own survival at the cost of other people's lives, urging him to put the past behind him and move on. Adama believes that he can make a difference in the Fleet; Lampkin asks him if that's his final word, then asks him to swear by it.
	* Leland Joseph Adama is sworn in as interim president in a ceremony on ''[[Colonial One]]'', attended by Admiral Adama, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Tom Zarek]], in addition to the [[Fleet News Service\|press corps]]. Lampkin listens to the ceremony on the wireless in his quarters.		* Leland Joseph Adama is sworn in as interim president in a ceremony on ''[[Colonial One]]'', attended by Admiral Adama, [[Tory Foster]], and [[Tom Zarek]], in addition to the [[Fleet News Service\|press corps]]. Lampkin listens to the ceremony on the wireless in his quarters.
	* Admiral Adama informs Colonel Tigh that he's stepping down as military leader of the Fleet, promoting Tigh to admiral, as Tigh's the only person he can trust to command ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''. Tigh scoffs this, reminding Adama of the [[Resistance (episode)\|last time]] he commanded the Fleet; Adama notes that Tigh is a different man who found out a lot about himself since that time. Adama tells Tigh to bring the people to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]. As his last order, Adama tells Tigh to give custody of [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] to the in-hack ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~, expressing a need for everyone to have a family.		* Admiral Adama informs Colonel Tigh that he's stepping down as military leader of the Fleet, promoting Tigh to admiral, as Tigh's the only person he can trust to command ''[[Galactica (TRS)\|Galactica]]''. Tigh scoffs this, reminding Adama of the [[Resistance (episode)\|last time]] he commanded the Fleet; Adama notes that Tigh is a different man who found out a lot about himself since that time. Adama tells Tigh to bring the people to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]. As his last order, Adama tells Tigh to give custody of [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] to the in-hack {{callsign\|Athena}}, expressing a need for everyone to have a family.

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	* The episode features the first explicit mention of [[Gravity in the Re-imagined Series\|artificial gravity]] in dialogue.		* The episode features the first explicit mention of [[Gravity in the Re-imagined Series\|artificial gravity]] in dialogue.
	* The book ''[[Searider Falcon]]'' makes another appearance. Adama finds it in the derelict Raptor, somewhat singed.		* The book ''[[Searider Falcon]]'' makes another appearance. Adama finds it in the derelict Raptor, somewhat singed.
	* The lullaby ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ hums to [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] is the same one hummed by [[Sharon Valerii]] to a captured [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] in "[[Flesh and Bone]]". It is a traditional Korean children's song.		* The lullaby {{callsign\|Athena}} hums to [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] is the same one hummed by [[Sharon Valerii]] to a captured [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]] in "[[Flesh and Bone]]". It is a traditional Korean children's song.
	** Previously, Grace Park took part in a videotaped Q&A on scifi.com, answering questions submitted by members of the Scifi.com forum. One question, by user Noneofyourbusiness, was whether the lullaby from "Six Degrees of Separation" would reappear. Grace responded that it was a good idea for Athena to sing it to her child, and "I think I'll use that".		** Previously, Grace Park took part in a videotaped Q&A on scifi.com, answering questions submitted by members of the Scifi.com forum. One question, by user Noneofyourbusiness, was whether the lullaby from "Six Degrees of Separation" would reappear. Grace responded that it was a good idea for Athena to sing it to her child, and "I think I'll use that".
	* The infamous number, [[47]], appears in this episode as well: [[Romo Lampkin]] tells [[Lee Adama]] that they went through 47 candidates for interim president when confronting him on ''[[Colonial One]]''.		* The infamous number, [[47]], appears in this episode as well: [[Romo Lampkin]] tells [[Lee Adama]] that they went through 47 candidates for interim president when confronting him on ''[[Colonial One]]''.
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	: '''Tigh:''' '''You ''motherfrakker''!''' (violence ensues)		: '''Tigh:''' '''You ''motherfrakker''!''' (violence ensues)

	*''Admiral Adama chews out ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ for murdering [[Natalie]]:''		*''Admiral Adama chews out {{callsign\|Athena}} for murdering [[Natalie]]:''
	:'''Adama:''' You murdered an unarmed woman, and by doing so you put the lives of every single person in this fleet at risk; and quite possibly cost the lives of the [[Laura Roslin\|president]] and [[Karl Agathon\|your husband]]. You disobeyed the direct orders of your superior officers, but more importantly, you betrayed a promise to me. I [[Precipice#Noteworthy Dialogue\|trusted you]].		:'''Adama:''' You murdered an unarmed woman, and by doing so you put the lives of every single person in this fleet at risk; and quite possibly cost the lives of the [[Laura Roslin\|president]] and [[Karl Agathon\|your husband]]. You disobeyed the direct orders of your superior officers, but more importantly, you betrayed a promise to me. I [[Precipice#Noteworthy Dialogue\|trusted you]].
	:'''Agathon:''' Sir, I will accept any form of punishment that you think I deserve. I just ask that you please don't take away [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]].		:'''Agathon:''' Sir, I will accept any form of punishment that you think I deserve. I just ask that you please don't take away [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]].