The Eye of Jupiter - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Guest Stars */ + Roseanne Desmarais

2026-04-11T16:16:41Z

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	* [[Richard Thompson]] as [[Ditko]]		* [[Richard Thompson]] as [[Ditko]]
	*[[Richard Jollymore]] as [[Marine Escort 1\|''Galactica'' Marine]] (uncredited)		*[[Richard Jollymore]] as [[Marine Escort 1\|''Galactica'' Marine]] (uncredited)
			*[[Roseanne Desmarais]] as [[Muscular Algae Harvester]] (uncredited)

	== References ==		== References ==

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

2025-02-08T17:27:48Z

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

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	== Guest Stars ==		== Guest Stars ==
	* [[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]		* [[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]
	* [[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Captain [[Karl Agathon]]		* [[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Captain {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}}
	* [[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]		* [[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]
	* [[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]		* [[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Guest Stars */

2025-01-05T15:44:33Z

Guest Stars

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	* [[Tygh Runyan]] as Private [[Sykes]]		* [[Tygh Runyan]] as Private [[Sykes]]
	* [[Richard Thompson]] as [[Ditko]]		* [[Richard Thompson]] as [[Ditko]]
			*[[Richard Jollymore]] as [[Marine Escort 1\|''Galactica'' Marine]] (uncredited)

	== References ==		== References ==

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

2024-02-24T17:51:43Z

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	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==
	*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is {{callsign\|Kat}}.		*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is {{callsign\|Kat}}.
	*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]")—he did not know.		*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]," "[[Exodus, Part I]]")—he did not know.
	*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.		*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.
	*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.		*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.

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

2024-02-19T04:06:14Z

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

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	*The Cylons request a meeting on ''Galactica'' to discuss the [[Eye of Jupiter]]. The [[Number Three]] copy that Baltar calls [[D'Anna Biers\|D'Anna]], a copy of [[Cavil]], Baltar, and the [[Number Eight]] copy once known as [[Sharon Valerii]] board the battlestar under heavy [[Marine]] guard.		*The Cylons request a meeting on ''Galactica'' to discuss the [[Eye of Jupiter]]. The [[Number Three]] copy that Baltar calls [[D'Anna Biers\|D'Anna]], a copy of [[Cavil]], Baltar, and the [[Number Eight]] copy once known as [[Sharon Valerii]] board the battlestar under heavy [[Marine]] guard.
	*The virtual [[Number Six]] in Baltar's mind warns him that, while he may feel like he has returned home, he cannot stay: The Colonials would "toss (him) into an airlock and have a party."		*The virtual [[Number Six]] in Baltar's mind warns him that, while he may feel like he has returned home, he cannot stay: The Colonials would "toss (him) into an airlock and have a party."
	*On the way to the meeting, ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~ recognizes the Eight copy as the former [[Sharon Valerii\|"Boomer" Valerii]]. Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] denies her entry into the meeting. The two Eights are left outside the doorway, facing each other with mutual looks of contempt and curiosity.		*On the way to the meeting, {{callsign\|Athena}} recognizes the Eight copy as the former [[Sharon Valerii\|"Boomer" Valerii]]. Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] denies her entry into the meeting. The two Eights are left outside the doorway, facing each other with mutual looks of contempt and curiosity.
	*The two sides meet, with Admiral Adama taking point as the lead speaker. Roslin stands behind, refusing to acknowledge Baltar's greeting or his presence.		*The two sides meet, with Admiral Adama taking point as the lead speaker. Roslin stands behind, refusing to acknowledge Baltar's greeting or his presence.
	*Baltar attempts to take the initiative in an attempt to serve as a mediator, but this infuriates Roslin so strongly that she leaves the meeting.		*Baltar attempts to take the initiative in an attempt to serve as a mediator, but this infuriates Roslin so strongly that she leaves the meeting.

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

2024-02-17T16:50:59Z

Text replacement - "s]]'s" to "s]]{{'}}"

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	*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.		*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.
	*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.		*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.
	*[[Caprica-Six]] and [[D'Anna Biers]]'s dialogue indicates that they have been intimate with each other as well as with [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]].		*[[Caprica-Six]] and [[D'Anna Biers]]{{'}} dialogue indicates that they have been intimate with each other as well as with [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]].
	*This is the first episode showing Cylons and humans negotiate rather than instantly shoot each other (other than Baltar's unconditional surrender on New Caprica).		*This is the first episode showing Cylons and humans negotiate rather than instantly shoot each other (other than Baltar's unconditional surrender on New Caprica).
	*It also the first time the Cylons use their "human" names on the basestar when not speaking with Baltar. D'Anna Biers is named by Caprica-Six and another Number Three. Cavil's name is used by Three.		*It also the first time the Cylons use their "human" names on the basestar when not speaking with Baltar. D'Anna Biers is named by Caprica-Six and another Number Three. Cavil's name is used by Three.

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

2024-02-17T16:34:32Z

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	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==
	*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is {{callsign\|Kat}}.		*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is {{callsign\|Kat}}.
	*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]") -- he did not know.		*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]")—he did not know.
	*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.		*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.
	*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.		*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter\|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. In addition, Adama predicts that Athena and Helo will want to get their child back, which is what Athena subsequently indicates.

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

2024-02-16T04:11:08Z

Text replacement - "Kat" to "{{callsign|Kat}}"

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	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==
	*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is ~~[[Louanne Katraine~~\|Kat]].		*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is {{callsign\|Kat}}.
	*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]") -- he did not know.		*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon\|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]") -- he did not know.
	*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.		*When the baseships arrive, the Fleet jumps away, while Galactica stays in orbit of the planet throughout the duration of this episode and the next. So, in essence the Fleet jumped away without Galactica to follow them, and is vulnerable to attack at their rendezvous coordinates.

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

2022-08-22T01:04:57Z

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	===Act 3===		===Act 3===
	*The Colonials, with Anders at the lead, plan out their defense on the planet. One team will manage ammunition distribution, another team will create [[tylium]] mines.		*The Colonials, with Anders at the lead, plan out their defense on the planet. One team will manage ammunition distribution, another team will create [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] mines.
	*As the harvest team-turned-point defense teams leave the tent, Major Adama compliments Anders for his honest, to-the-point direction to the group, indicating that Anders would make a good officer. Anders scoffs at Adama's compliment, implying that he knows what Adama and Thrace have been doing. When Adama tries to object, Anders tells Adama not to insult his intelligence, as he is aware that Adama is not that only one that Thrace has enjoyed sexual company with.		*As the harvest team-turned-point defense teams leave the tent, Major Adama compliments Anders for his honest, to-the-point direction to the group, indicating that Anders would make a good officer. Anders scoffs at Adama's compliment, implying that he knows what Adama and Thrace have been doing. When Adama tries to object, Anders tells Adama not to insult his intelligence, as he is aware that Adama is not that only one that Thrace has enjoyed sexual company with.
	*On the basestar, in the [[Hybrid]]'s room, D'Anna-Three is savoring the opportunity to see the faces of the Final Five [[Humanoid Cylon\|Cylon]]s--"maybe the face of [[God (RDM)\|God]] himself." The Hybrid notes, in her quizzical manner, that the "five lights of the apocalypse" and the "sins" will be revealed only to the "chosen one," lifting her head and staring directly at Baltar as she says "the chosen one" repeatedly. D'Anna's eyes are closed and is not aware that the Hybrid is addressing Baltar.		*On the basestar, in the [[Hybrid]]'s room, D'Anna-Three is savoring the opportunity to see the faces of the Final Five [[Humanoid Cylon\|Cylon]]s--"maybe the face of [[God (RDM)\|God]] himself." The Hybrid notes, in her quizzical manner, that the "five lights of the apocalypse" and the "sins" will be revealed only to the "chosen one," lifting her head and staring directly at Baltar as she says "the chosen one" repeatedly. D'Anna's eyes are closed and is not aware that the Hybrid is addressing Baltar.
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	*When the Hybrid speaks of the Chosen One, she looks directly at Baltar, not Three, who has her eyes closed.		*When the Hybrid speaks of the Chosen One, she looks directly at Baltar, not Three, who has her eyes closed.
	*Kara Thrace's explanation of marriage as a sacrament is similar to the [[w:Annulment (Catholic Church)\|principles of the Roman Catholic Church]]. In this religion, a marriage between a baptized man and woman is one of the seven sacraments of the faith. A sacramental marriage cannot be dissolved, but only reviewed later to determine if the marriage was valid at all. If the marriage is invalid, an annulment is allowed. This suggests, by extension, that Thrace and Anders have had [[dedication ceremony\|dedication ceremonies]] (the Colonial equivalent of [[w:baptism\|baptism]]) if such a requirement is needed by the gods.		*Kara Thrace's explanation of marriage as a sacrament is similar to the [[w:Annulment (Catholic Church)\|principles of the Roman Catholic Church]]. In this religion, a marriage between a baptized man and woman is one of the seven sacraments of the faith. A sacramental marriage cannot be dissolved, but only reviewed later to determine if the marriage was valid at all. If the marriage is invalid, an annulment is allowed. This suggests, by extension, that Thrace and Anders have had [[dedication ceremony\|dedication ceremonies]] (the Colonial equivalent of [[w:baptism\|baptism]]) if such a requirement is needed by the gods.
	*The [[tylium]] planned for the mines could come from three possible sources: Starbuck's Raptor, the harvest camp's power generators, or reserves kept for the Raptors and other ships servicing the harvest camp. If it was taken from Starbuck's Raptor, this supports the [[Substances in the Re-imagined Series#The Tylium Question\|high energy yield of the fuel]] that, at the same time, would not sacrifice the Raptor's flight ability.		*The [[tylium (RDM)\|tylium]] planned for the mines could come from three possible sources: Starbuck's Raptor, the harvest camp's power generators, or reserves kept for the Raptors and other ships servicing the harvest camp. If it was taken from Starbuck's Raptor, this supports the [[Substances in the Re-imagined Series#The Tylium Question\|high energy yield of the fuel]] that, at the same time, would not sacrifice the Raptor's flight ability.
	*Now that Baltar seems to have some purpose again, he has become more attentive to his grooming, finally trimming his beard.		*Now that Baltar seems to have some purpose again, he has become more attentive to his grooming, finally trimming his beard.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "^:''+(.*)''" to "{{disline|$1}} "

2021-01-10T18:52:51Z

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	~~:''~~For the artifact contained within [[The Temple of Five]], see: [[Eye of Jupiter]].''		{{disline\|For the artifact contained within [[The Temple of Five]], see: [[Eye of Jupiter]].}}

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