The Last Supper - Revision history

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

2025-02-08T17:03:31Z

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

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	*[[Natalie Faust]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." Faust leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].		*[[Natalie Faust]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." Faust leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].

	*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and [[Karl Agathon]] cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?," Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.		*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?," Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.

	*Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] sits on the end of the table, as far as possible from President Roslin: "They're also turned toward each other." Adama and Roslin are pulled apart by circumstance over the course of the season, but their love bonds them together. Though Roslin ultimately dies in the series finale, Adama promises to build the [[Unfinished Business\|cabin they talked about back on New Caprica]] by her burial mound so he can be with her always.		*Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] sits on the end of the table, as far as possible from President Roslin: "They're also turned toward each other." Adama and Roslin are pulled apart by circumstance over the course of the season, but their love bonds them together. Though Roslin ultimately dies in the series finale, Adama promises to build the [[Unfinished Business\|cabin they talked about back on New Caprica]] by her burial mound so he can be with her always.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

2025-02-04T22:11:06Z

Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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	[[~~Image~~:Battlestar Galactica Last Supper.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The Last Supper being depicted using [[Portal:Characters\|characters]] from ''Battlestar Galactica''.]]		[[File:Battlestar Galactica Last Supper.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|The Last Supper being depicted using [[Portal:Characters\|characters]] from ''Battlestar Galactica''.]]

	'''"The Last Supper"''' is the unofficial name of a promotional picture concocted by the [[SciFi Channel]] to promote the [[Re-imagined Series]]. It is one of the first promotional photos from the [[Season 4 (2008)\|fourth season]] to be released to the general public, first making print in ''[[w:Entertainment Weekly\|Entertainment Weekly]]'' with brief comments by series producer [[Ron Moore]]. It deliberately mirrors [[w:The Last Supper (Leonardo)\|Leonardo's famous painting]].		'''"The Last Supper"''' is the unofficial name of a promotional picture concocted by the [[SciFi Channel]] to promote the [[Re-imagined Series]]. It is one of the first promotional photos from the [[Season 4 (2008)\|fourth season]] to be released to the general public, first making print in ''[[w:Entertainment Weekly\|Entertainment Weekly]]'' with brief comments by series producer [[Ron Moore]]. It deliberately mirrors [[w:The Last Supper (Leonardo)\|Leonardo's famous painting]].
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	[[~~Image~~:Battlestar Galactica Last Supper.jpg\|640px\|The Last Supper]]		[[File:Battlestar Galactica Last Supper.jpg\|640px\|The Last Supper]]
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	== References ==		== References ==

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

2024-02-24T17:38:59Z

Text replacement - ""," to ",""

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	*[[Natalie Faust]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." Faust leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].		*[[Natalie Faust]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." Faust leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].

	*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and [[Karl Agathon]] cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?", Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.		*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and [[Karl Agathon]] cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?," Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.

	*Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] sits on the end of the table, as far as possible from President Roslin: "They're also turned toward each other." Adama and Roslin are pulled apart by circumstance over the course of the season, but their love bonds them together. Though Roslin ultimately dies in the series finale, Adama promises to build the [[Unfinished Business\|cabin they talked about back on New Caprica]] by her burial mound so he can be with her always.		*Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]] sits on the end of the table, as far as possible from President Roslin: "They're also turned toward each other." Adama and Roslin are pulled apart by circumstance over the course of the season, but their love bonds them together. Though Roslin ultimately dies in the series finale, Adama promises to build the [[Unfinished Business\|cabin they talked about back on New Caprica]] by her burial mound so he can be with her always.

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

2024-02-20T22:10:04Z

Text replacement - "Caprica Six" to "Caprica-Six"

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	*The glass of water in front of [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was half full. It switched at least by early May to a full glass.		*The glass of water in front of [[Samuel Anders\|Anders]] was half full. It switched at least by early May to a full glass.
	*The flaming chalice in front of [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]] disappeared in early May. Roslin, though, still holds the lit match.<ref>SciFi Forums. http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?showtopic=2307515&st=0. 10 May 2008 (accessed 30 May 2008).</ref>		*The flaming chalice in front of [[Laura Roslin\|Roslin]] disappeared in early May. Roslin, though, still holds the lit match.<ref>SciFi Forums. http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?showtopic=2307515&st=0. 10 May 2008 (accessed 30 May 2008).</ref>
	*[[Virtual Six]]'s position has moved to the right slightly. There is no longer an overlap between Virtual Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]].<ref>"Crazy Battlestar Galactica movie, webisode, and Last Supper photo news." http://www.popcritics.com/2008/05/crazy-battlestar-galactica-movie-webisode-and-last-supper-photo-news/. 20 May 2008 (accessed 30 May 2008).</ref> Virtual Six's prophesy to Baltar about a hybrid child being born in the cell presumably now refers not to the Agathons' child (who was carried but neither conceived nor born in the cell), but to the child of Baltar's former lover (and Virtual Six's most closely related/associated corporial Six, Caprica Six) and Saul Tigh; that child was, at least, conceived in the cell. Virtual Six's shift away from Baltar may be a reflection of the Tigh-Six relationship.		*[[Virtual Six]]'s position has moved to the right slightly. There is no longer an overlap between Virtual Six and [[Gaius Baltar\|Baltar]].<ref>"Crazy Battlestar Galactica movie, webisode, and Last Supper photo news." http://www.popcritics.com/2008/05/crazy-battlestar-galactica-movie-webisode-and-last-supper-photo-news/. 20 May 2008 (accessed 30 May 2008).</ref> Virtual Six's prophesy to Baltar about a hybrid child being born in the cell presumably now refers not to the Agathons' child (who was carried but neither conceived nor born in the cell), but to the child of Baltar's former lover (and Virtual Six's most closely related/associated corporial Six, Caprica-Six) and Saul Tigh; that child was, at least, conceived in the cell. Virtual Six's shift away from Baltar may be a reflection of the Tigh-Six relationship.
	*Roslin has been completely removed from the image in one of the clues on the "You Will Know the Truth" site, but remains in the image on Scifi's Battlestar site.<ref>You Will Know the Truth promo site. http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/youwillknowthetruth/index.php?pageid=70. 2 December 2008.</ref>		*Roslin has been completely removed from the image in one of the clues on the "You Will Know the Truth" site, but remains in the image on Scifi's Battlestar site.<ref>You Will Know the Truth promo site. http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/youwillknowthetruth/index.php?pageid=70. 2 December 2008.</ref>
	*When the latter half of Season Four began airing, the image was replaced on the main page by pictures from upcoming episodes. Now that [[Daybreak, Part II]] has aired, the Last Supper has returned.		*When the latter half of Season Four began airing, the image was replaced on the main page by pictures from upcoming episodes. Now that [[Daybreak, Part II]] has aired, the Last Supper has returned.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
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2020-04-18T20:47:04Z

Text replacement - "<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>" to "{{reflist}}"

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	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]
	[[Category:Behind the Scenes]]		[[Category:Behind the Scenes]]
	[[Category:RDM]]		[[Category:RDM]]

Seasponge: /* The "Clues" */

2011-05-24T08:01:57Z

The "Clues"

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	*[[Gaius Baltar]] looks up to his [[Virtual Six]], who stands in the center of the picture: "Baltar's Six has proclaimed that she is delivering the gospel of the [Cylons'] [[God (RDM)\|one true God]], so it seems natural to place her at the center of the photo. Baltar ascends to the status of religious leader over the course of the season, winning many converts to his cult. He later goes on to broker a truce between the Colonials and John Cavil's Cylon loyalists. Six is revealed (along with Caprica's Baltar) to be an agent of a divine authority, however it dislikes being referred to as "God".		*[[Gaius Baltar]] looks up to his [[Virtual Six]], who stands in the center of the picture: "Baltar's Six has proclaimed that she is delivering the gospel of the [Cylons'] [[God (RDM)\|one true God]], so it seems natural to place her at the center of the photo. Baltar ascends to the status of religious leader over the course of the season, winning many converts to his cult. He later goes on to broker a truce between the Colonials and John Cavil's Cylon loyalists. Six is revealed (along with Caprica's Baltar) to be an agent of a divine authority, however it dislikes being referred to as "God".

	*[[Kara Thrace]] and [[Samuel Anders]] in a sensual embrace: "[Note] that the only one embracing Starbuck is Anders." Though she is shunned upon her return, Anders ~~stick~~ up for Starbuck and has faith in her claims about Earth. Later in the season, Thrace becomes an advocate for Anders after he suffers life-altering brain trauma and ends up tethered to machines for life support.		*[[Kara Thrace]] and [[Samuel Anders]] in a sensual embrace: "[Note] that the only one embracing Starbuck is Anders." Though she is shunned upon her return, Anders sticks up for Starbuck and has faith in her claims about Earth. Later in the season, Thrace becomes an advocate for Anders after he suffers life-altering brain trauma and ends up tethered to machines for life support.

	*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.		*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.

Vader47000: /* Other uses */

2009-12-08T21:21:44Z

Other uses

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	== Other uses==		== Other uses==

	The Last Supper forms the cover art for "The final Season" (R2 release of Season 4.5) DVD set. The front cover image is focused on Virtual Six, while inside the three slip cases display part of the image so that when the cases are placed together they form the entire picture.		*The Last Supper forms the cover art for "The final Season" (R2 release of Season 4.5) DVD set. The front cover image is focused on Virtual Six, while inside the three slip cases display part of the image so that when the cases are placed together they form the entire picture.
	The picture also comprises the cover of exclusive Best Buy packaging for the R1 Season 4.0 and Season 4.5 DVD sets. The left half of the image is the cover of the slip case for 4.0 and the right half for 4.5., so that when the boxes are put together they form the complete image.		*The picture also comprises the cover of exclusive Best Buy packaging for the R1 Season 4.0 and Season 4.5 DVD sets. The left half of the image is the cover of the slip case for 4.0 and the right half for 4.5., so that when the boxes are put together they form the complete image.

	== Full Image ==		== Full Image ==

Vader47000: /* Other uses */

2009-12-08T21:21:04Z

Other uses

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	== Other uses==		== Other uses==

	The Last Supper forms the cover art for "The final Season" (R2 release of Season 4.5) DVD set. The front cover image is focused on Virtual Six, while inside the three slip cases display part of the image so that when the cases are placed together they form the entire picture.		The Last Supper forms the cover art for "The final Season" (R2 release of Season 4.5) DVD set. The front cover image is focused on Virtual Six, while inside the three slip cases display part of the image so that when the cases are placed together they form the entire picture.
			The picture also comprises the cover of exclusive Best Buy packaging for the R1 Season 4.0 and Season 4.5 DVD sets. The left half of the image is the cover of the slip case for 4.0 and the right half for 4.5., so that when the boxes are put together they form the complete image.

	== Full Image ==		== Full Image ==

Kahran: /* The "Clues" */

2009-08-04T22:47:01Z

The "Clues"

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	*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.		*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.

	*[[Natalie]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." ~~Natalie~~ leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].		*[[Natalie Faust]] stands in commanding pose: "She assumes a leadership position for a group of Cylons [that have] a separate agenda from the rest of them." Faust leads the initial rebellion that fractures the unity of the Cylon race but is assassinated by Sharon Agathon, whom she is pointing at. Her position is later filled by [[D'Anna Biers]], then by [[Ellen Tigh]].

	*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and [[Karl Agathon]] cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?", Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.		*[[Sharon Agathon\|Sharon]] and [[Karl Agathon]] cast a worried glance across the table: "The person they're looking at is definitely reacting." This may have been resolved in "[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]"; they are looking frightened toward Natalie who is pointing accusatorilly in their general direction. In "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?", Sharon shoots Natalie when she believes the latter to be an immediate danger to Hera; Natalie dies of her injuries in the next episode.

Kahran: /* The "Clues" */

2009-07-24T06:22:07Z

The "Clues"

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	*[[Gaius Baltar]] looks up to his [[Virtual Six]], who stands in the center of the picture: "Baltar's Six has proclaimed that she is delivering the gospel of the [Cylons'] [[God (RDM)\|one true God]], so it seems natural to place her at the center of the photo. Baltar ascends to the status of religious leader over the course of the season, winning many converts to his cult. He later goes on to broker a truce between the Colonials and John Cavil's Cylon loyalists. Six is revealed (along with Caprica's Baltar) to be an agent of a divine authority, however it dislikes being referred to as "God".		*[[Gaius Baltar]] looks up to his [[Virtual Six]], who stands in the center of the picture: "Baltar's Six has proclaimed that she is delivering the gospel of the [Cylons'] [[God (RDM)\|one true God]], so it seems natural to place her at the center of the photo. Baltar ascends to the status of religious leader over the course of the season, winning many converts to his cult. He later goes on to broker a truce between the Colonials and John Cavil's Cylon loyalists. Six is revealed (along with Caprica's Baltar) to be an agent of a divine authority, however it dislikes being referred to as "God".

	*[[Kara Thrace]] and [[Samuel Anders]] in a sensual embrace: "[Note] that the only one embracing Starbuck is Anders." Though she is shunned upon her return, Anders stick up for Starbuck and has faith in her claims about Earth. Later in the season, Thrace becomes an advocate for Anders after he ~~suffering~~ life-altering brain trauma and ends up tethered to machines for life support.		*[[Kara Thrace]] and [[Samuel Anders]] in a sensual embrace: "[Note] that the only one embracing Starbuck is Anders." Though she is shunned upon her return, Anders stick up for Starbuck and has faith in her claims about Earth. Later in the season, Thrace becomes an advocate for Anders after he suffers life-altering brain trauma and ends up tethered to machines for life support.

	*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.		*[[Galen Tyrol]], knife in hand, glares angrily: "The Chief does not have a pleasant time of it this season." His child with fellow grunt Cally would seem to be the second human-Cylon hybrid, and hints Moore, "one should consider the knife in his hand in that context." Upon learning, in the wake of Cally's death, that Nicky Tyrol is not his biological son he deposits the boy onto his birth father, Hot Dog, and severs his ties with humanity. He also murders Tory Foster upon learning of her role in Cally's murder.

The Last Supper - Revision history

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

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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

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

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "" to "{{reflist}}"

Seasponge: /* The "Clues" */

Vader47000: /* Other uses */

Vader47000: /* Other uses */

Kahran: /* The "Clues" */

Kahran: /* The "Clues" */

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
" to "{{reflist}}"