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<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Exodus, Part II<br /> | image=TighAdamaReunion.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 4<br /> | guests= <br /> | writer= [[Bradley Thompson]] &lt;br/&gt; [[David Weddle]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Félix Enríquez Alcalá]]<br /> | production= 304<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-20<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | dvd=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Exodus, Part I]]<br /> | next= [[Collaborators]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''Lee wrestles with his order to protect the civilian fleet as Adama launches his rescue mission. Meanwhile, on New Caprica, Col. Tigh confronts Ellen's betrayal. &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.tvguide.com TVGuide.com]&lt;/ref&gt;''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> * There is also a comic named ''[[Exodus!]]''<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol|Cally Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] as [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Bradley Thompson]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by David Weddle]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Félix Enríquez Alcalá]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> <br /> [[de:Exodus, Part II]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82838 2006-10-08T22:09:23Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= <br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population=<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''It's been four months since the [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships jumped to safety. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun to challenge the Cylons. Aboard Galactica, [[Admiral Adama]] struggles with plans for a rescue, having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, understaffed ships, and facing a nearly impossible task.<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell, his missing eye patched over with a gauze bandage, and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the [[Cavil]]s. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *Another Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> *Colonel Tigh is running the resistance effort, with Tyrol and Anders acting as his second in command officers.<br /> *Every day a Raptor jumps in and listens for a wireless broadcast. With the list of jamming frequencies provided by Gaeta, Tyrol manages to contact the Colonial Fleet.<br /> *With little left to lose, [[Duck]] prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Lords of Kobol|gods]]. He has placed several packs of explosives around his waist, wiring himself as a living bomb. He dons his [[NCP]] uniform to attend their graduation ceremony, intending to kill [[Gaius Baltar]] and as many traitors and Cylons as he can.<br /> *Baltar decides not to attend the graduation ceremony. Gaeta is unable to signal Tyrol in time of this last-minute change.<br /> *The Leoben copy with Thrace introduces her to [[Kacey]], supposedly [[Hera|another]] Cylon-human hybrid fertilized by this Cylon's consciousness and using Thrace's [[The Farm|egg from her stolen ovary]]. Thrace immediately treats it as an &quot;it.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> **In the podcast, [[Ronald D. Moore]] reveals that Jammer survives Duck's attack, yet another issue that he has to deal with. An unfilmed scene was to show him waking up, under bodies, and having to move body parts out of the way. It was to be shown where his flashback of Cally Tyrol's arrest occurs.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Prior to the Cylon occupation, the population of New Caprica City was 39,192. Taking into account &quot;[[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance]]&quot; and the end of this episode, the projected population count is at 39,149 due to the following:<br /> ** 44 deaths: [[Nora]], [[Tucker Clellan]], [[Longo]], 32 human deaths in the bombing of the NCP graduation in this episode, and 9 additional deaths at the Cylons raid on the temple during &quot;The Resistance&quot;. <br /> *** The number of dead given is 33 in &quot;[[Precipice]]&quot;, but one is subtracted from that count to include Tucker in the above listing.<br /> *** The number of dead given is 10 in &quot;Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance, Part 6&quot;. One is subtracted from this count to include Nora in the above list.<br /> ** 1 birth: [[Nicholas Tyrol]].<br /> **The above results in a net loss of 43 humans. This number does not include any births or deaths that may have happened outside of the events shown, therefore being prone to error.<br /> * Several New Capricans appear to have sores or lesions on their faces.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara Thrace has succeeded in killing Conoy five times (including the killing that was shown).<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *&quot;Occupation/[[Precipice]]&quot; was awarded the [[Awards and Honors|IGN.com Editor's choice award]], following a review in which it received a rating of 10/10.<br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;[[Precipice]]&quot; is edited as one 2-hr episode with only one intro. However, in the podcast, [[Ronald D. Moore]] indicates the &quot;beginning&quot; of &quot;Precipice&quot;.<br /> *Unlike episodes of [[Season 2 (2005-06)|Season 2]], the intro to this episode does not give the survivor count. The population whiteboard present in Season 1 has been replaced by Baltar's presidential portrait.<br /> *The episode opens on the 134th day since the Cylon occupation.<br /> *In her Diary/Journal Roslin notes that it is &quot;Marsday&quot;, which is the Roman name for Ares. This is at least the second time that the Roman names for the Greek pantheon has been used.<br /> *Crew changes in the year after settlement glimpsed in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I]]&quot; are confirmed here: Helo is serving as XO on ''Galactica'', with [[Kat]] as [[CAG]]. [[Dualla]] is serving as XO on ''Pegasus''.<br /> * [[Lee Adama]] has gained roughly 40 pounds since the the fleet found New Caprica. The Admiral states that he is soft, both physically and mentally.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> *''After hearing that contact had been established with New Caprica'' &lt;br /&gt;<br /> :'''Admiral Adama''': &quot;It's gonna be okay. It's really gonna be okay.&quot; &lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] as [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan|Tucker &quot;Duck&quot; Clellan]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol|Cally Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman|James &quot;Jammer&quot; Lyman]]<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> <br /> [[de:Occupation]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=User:ThesposAZ&diff=82586 2006-10-08T07:44:48Z

<p>ThesposAZ: </p> <hr /> <div>I am a fan of the original as well as the re-imagined series, and I hope to be making contributions to the Wiki as often as I can, wherever I can.<br /> {{User Data<br /> | name= Steve<br /> | age= 36<br /> | callsign= ThesposAZ<br /> | occupation= Regulatory Technology Consultant<br /> | countrycode= US<br /> | nocat=Y<br /> | favepi=&lt;br&gt;Too many to list<br /> }}</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=User:ThesposAZ&diff=82584 2006-10-08T07:38:49Z

<p>ThesposAZ: </p> <hr /> <div>I am a fan of the original as well as the re-imagined series, and I hope to be making contributions to the Wiki as often as I can, wherever I can.</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Precipice/Archive_1&diff=82583 2006-10-08T07:37:06Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Casey */</p> <hr /> <div>: For earlier discussions in this talk page prior to October 3, 2006, [http://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Precipice&amp;oldid=81257 click here].<br /> <br /> <br /> __TOC__<br /> <br /> ==Production Number==<br /> What's up with &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;? Shouldn't this count as episode 2 of the season, even if it's being aired as a 2-hour premiere? --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 03:53, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Thats what ive always said, but for some reason all the episode numbering is messed up. --[[User:Mercifull|Mercifull]] &lt;sup&gt;([[User talk:Mercifull|Talk]]/[[Special:Contributions/Mercifull|Contribs]])&lt;/sup&gt; 04:35, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :The writers officially count &quot;Occupation / Precipice&quot; as one episode. Bradley Thompson said that there will probably be only one intro. So &quot;Precipice&quot; still belongs to episode 1 (hence 1.5) and Season 3 only has 19 episodes on paper --[[User:Serenity|Serenity]] 05:21, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::However, in terms of budgeting and production, &quot;Occupation/Precipice&quot; was 3.01 and 3.02, while &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot; and &quot;Exodus, Part II&quot; were both 3.03. Clearly our numbering system shouldn't reflect the vagaries of production, or else both parts of &quot;Resurrection Ship&quot; would be episodes 2.11 and Season 2 would only have 19 episodes.<br /> ::At the same time, we should ask - were &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; truly edited into a single episode, or is SciFi simply airing two episodes back to back on premiere night? In the event of the former, there should be a single entry for both &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot;. In the latter, they should retain separate entries, and each should have their own episode number (and none of this &quot;1.5&quot; business). --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 05:34, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::FWIW, [http://www.scifi.com/schedulebot/index.php3?date=6-OCT-2006&amp;feed_req SciFi's schedule] has the premiere listed as a single two-hour block under the title &quot;The Occupation/Precipice&quot;. I'd lay good money on them splitting it into two episodes for syndication, though. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 05:37, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::Well, you could wait until the episodes have aired and edit it then. But I asked Mr. Thompson about just this, and he said &quot;I have not seen the transition yet, but I believe it will be one episode. Which is why Episode 19 is the season 3 finale&quot; in BW:OC. Good point about syndication though. Maybe the place where the break would be is cleary visible. --[[User:Serenity|Serenity]] 05:43, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::Having given it considerable thoght, I think the best reason not to merge them into a single article is that I don't want to be citing ([[The Occupation/Precipice]]) as a single unit for the rest of time. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 06:15, 3 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::One thing I think people aren't getting that that there ARE 20 episodes. &quot;Occuprice&quot; is episode 1, Exodus part 1 is episode 2, so on, totaling up to twenty. (I think) --[[User:BklynBruzer|BklynBruzer]] 13:13, 4 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::Whoops, scratch my previous comment that was here, I was wrong. For what it's worth, my DirecTV guide has it as a single two hour airing. With a repeat right after. Methinks that'll be good if there's a podcast for em.--[[User:BklynBruzer|BklynBruzer]] 13:13, 4 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::There are twenty ''hours'', and (if Occupation/Precipice is counted as one episode) nineteen episodes. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 17:34, 4 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ===Suggestion===<br /> Here's a thought: Let's follow SciFi's lead with the podcasts. If they put up podcasts for two four-act shows, we'll keep it as two episodes; if they put up a single podcast for an eight-act show, we'll merge them into a single Occupation/Precipice article. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 17:38, 4 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Ya know, so far this is the best suggestion in this whole conversation because I somehow get the feeling that they at scifi are themselves not yet certain about what to call these 2 opening 5 act pieces,but by the time the show starts on Friday, I'm sure they will have it figured out so let's not do their job for them and try to guess what they will do. --[[User:Straycat0|Straycat0]] 16:08, 4 October 2006 (AST)<br /> ::I suggest we wait till they air, and see if there's an end between the two. For what it's worth, my DirecTV onscreen guide is showing one two hour block with a repeat right after it. That'll be nice for the podcasts, watch the episode, then right after watch it with commentary. --[[User:BklynBruzer|BklynBruzer]] 20:21, 4 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> Moore refers to the show as &quot;Occupation/Precipice&quot; in his [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/archives/2006/10/#a001414 latest blog entry]. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 01:04, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :RDM often will lead off each podcast with (outside the I'm RDM, etc.) &quot;and this is episode X of season Y, 'Z'&quot;. That may provide some insight as well if he continues that practice. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 06:53, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/downloads/podcast/season03/ SciFi.com] gives the two-hour premiere production numbers 301 and 302. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 01:36, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Using the second content warning after the ''bombing'' as the start of ''Precipice''. --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 06:43, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::RDM states this on the podcast too. Baltar/Roslin cell scene is the first of ''Precipice''. --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 09:07, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Pic==<br /> What's that gold thing on Helo's lapel/uniform? --[[User:BklynBruzer|BklynBruzer]] 12:52, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Here is a better pic [[:Image:Greys_Mini.JPG]]. I believe that it is a symbol for the twelve colonies. But Kat doesn't have it?? --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 13:11, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :It's a version of the Colonial seal with a smaller Phoenix in the center: http://bsgmedia.org/gallery/displayimage.php?album=26&amp;pos=81 --[[User:Serenity|Serenity]] 13:17, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::If we don't have a pic here, we need it. :) --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 13:18, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::The best option is probably to make a high resolution screencap from DVD (if a suitable closeup is available). Episodes with dress grays: Miniseries, Act of Contrition, Home II --[[User:Serenity|Serenity]] 13:25, 5 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> In the episode itself, Kat's Grays does have the lapel pin. I was specifically looking for it in the scene, it must be a mistake in this picture. --[[User:Talos|Talos]] 10:12, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Yeah, made sure I checked that too. --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 10:14, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Casey==<br /> I'd like to start a page for Kara's daughter, but I'm not really sure how to spell her name. Casey? Kasey? If it is Casey, we'll need to disambiguate, as there's already a pilot named that. [[User:Alpha5099|Alpha5099]] 13:47, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> :I don't suppose anybody was watching with captions on? --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 14:22, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::The credits have it has &quot;Kacey&quot; in the credits. Also, spelled that way the RDM Chicago Tribune article. --[[User:Gougef|FrankieG]] 14:51, 7 October 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::I had the captions on, and it was &quot;Kacey&quot;. --[[User:ThesposAZ|ThesposAZ]] 02:37, 8 October 2006 (CDT)</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Precipice&diff=82278 2006-10-07T08:28:46Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Precipice<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - C-Number Eight, Adama, Helo.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1.5<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | dvd=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Occupation]]<br /> | next= [[Exodus, Part I]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since the [[Galactica]], the [[Pegasus]], and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> <br /> *If [[Sharon Agathon]] is killed during her mission on [[New Caprica]], will she be able to download into a new body?<br /> <br /> *Where will [[Cally]] be able to run too? She was ordered to face exicution by the Colonial Government.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an [http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 interview] with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/archives/2006/07/#a001019 blog] on July 27th, 2006:<br /> ::'As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;[[Occupation]]&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I|Exodus Part One]].&quot;'<br /> <br /> *An early publicity photo for this episode shows what is ostensibly [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Caprica-Valerii]] being sworn into the Colonial Fleet by Admiral Adama, with [[Kat]] and [[Helo]] in attendance. This strongly suggests that Valerii has proven her worth and trust to Adama and ''Galactica''--and that available hands are definitely few. It may also confuse viewers as to which Valerii is which, unless Caprica-Valerii chooses a different callsign than &quot;Boomer.&quot;<br /> **This is also interesting because of its implications. If Helo is present in his capacity as XO, Kat may be present as CAG. That would make a certain amount of sense; the majority of pilots, including Starbuck, were groundside when the Cylons jumped in, and with her talent and record it would be logical for Kat to rise to the top slot.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] as [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Kat]])<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson]] ([[Racetrack]])<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon]] ([[Helo]])<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan]] ([[Duck]])<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman]] ([[Jammer]])<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82277 2006-10-07T08:22:57Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] as [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Kat]])<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson]] ([[Racetrack]])<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon]] ([[Helo]])<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan]] ([[Duck]])<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman]] ([[Jammer]])<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82276 2006-10-07T08:22:17Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] as [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Kat]])<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson]] ([[Racetrack]])<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon]] ([[Helo]])<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan]] ([[Duck]])<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman]] ([[Jammer]])<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82275 2006-10-07T08:21:17Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Kat]])<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson]] ([[Racetrack]])<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon]] ([[Helo]])<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan]] ([[Duck]])<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman]] ([[Jammer]])<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82273 2006-10-07T08:16:40Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Kat]])<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson]] ([[Racetrack]])<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon]] ([[Helo]])<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker Clellan]] ([[Duck]])<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James Lyman]] ([[Jammer]])<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82272 2006-10-07T08:13:44Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Guest Stars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[Number Three]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Number Five]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> *[[Dean Stockwell]] as [[Cavil]]<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Christian Tessier]] as [[Tucker &quot;Duck&quot; Clellan]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as [[Cally Henderson Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] as [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[James &quot;Jammer&quot; Lyman]]<br /> *[[Brad Dryborough]] as Lt. [[Hoshi]]<br /> *[[Rekha Sharma]] as [[Tory Foster]]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82268 2006-10-07T07:45:38Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Questions */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that [[Jammer]] is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

ThesposAZ https://en.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Occupation&diff=82267 2006-10-07T07:45:00Z

<p>ThesposAZ: /* Questions */</p> <hr /> <div>{{spoiler}}<br /> <br /> {{Episode Data<br /> | title= Occupation<br /> | image=Season 3 - Promo - Epi 1 - 2 - Number Three talking.jpg<br /> | season= 3<br /> | episode= 1<br /> | guests= [[Amanda Plummer]] as [[Oracle Selloi]]<br /> | writer= [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | story= <br /> | director= [[Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | production=<br /> | rating=<br /> | US airdate= 2006-10-06<br /> | UK airdate=<br /> | population= ?<br /> | prev= [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]<br /> | next= [[Precipice]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The [[Cylons (RDM) |Cylons]] have occupied the human settlement of [[New Caprica]], and it's been three months since ''[[Galactica]],'' ''[[Pegasus]]'', and a handful of ships escaped into deep space. But the fight is not over. On New Caprica, a resistance has begun — and despite having only a handful of untested pilots at his command, [[Admiral Adama]] is committed to risking everything on a daring attack to rescue the people he left behind.'' &lt;ref&gt;[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/ SciFi Episode Guide]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *The episode begins with a series of cut scenes. Light flashes over [[Saul Tigh]]'s face. He is in a prison cell and has scratched notches into a calendar on the wall. His wife, [[Ellen Tigh]], is having sex with one of the Cavils. [[Laura Roslin]] lights a candle and prays to the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#Lords of Kobol|gods]]. [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Samuel Anders]] are planting a bomb using [[G-4]] and an [[A-type detonator]] within a building space.<br /> *[[Kara Thrace]] is inside a neatly decorated room, setting a table.<br /> *Admiral [[William Adama]] tries to strategize a rescue plan with a series of various models of fighters, support vehicles and other civilian ships in the [[Situation Room]]'s plot table, but becomes frustrated and hurls a model across the table.<br /> *A Cavil walks into Tigh's cell and taunts him as he attempts to hide the calendar that he has scratched in the wall. A copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] walks into the room where Thrace sits at table, carrying her dinner. He sits and prays to [[God|&quot;The Heavenly Father.&quot;]]<br /> *Thrace coyly asks the Conoy copy for a knife for her steak, but Conoy takes his knife and cuts her steak himself.<br /> *Tyrol and Anders scatter away as a [[Heavy Raider]] lands near their bomb. <br /> *After Ellen Tigh's liaison with her Cavil copy, she asks when will she gets what she asked for, suggesting a previous deal. The Cylon informs her that it should be happening right at that moment. At same time, the Cavil in the cell with Colonel Tigh releases him from prison in a very taunting way. Tigh exits the prison and his wife meets him at the gate.<br /> *A group of '[[Cylon agent|skinjobs]]' including at least 3 [[Eight]]s, 3 [[Six]]es, and 2 [[Five]]s approach the Heavy Raider as several '[[Cylon Centurion|chromejobs]]' exit it. Tyrol and Anders set off the bomb. A great explosion ensues that is witnessed by the Conoy copy with Thrace from their apartment. He returns to the table, pushes his knife away from Thrace.<br /> *As he comments on how beautiful she is, Thrace stabs him in the neck with metal chopsticks. As he dies (while Thrace repeatedly stabs his chest for good measure), he tells Thrace that he will see her soon. She tells him to take his time. Then, after wiping her hand on the carpet, she returns to the table and calmly resumes eating dinner.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;''This is the end of the &quot;FirstLook&quot; sneak peak video provided on the official website of Scifi.com.''&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *How did Anders manage to recover from his pneumonia without the medical supplies Thrace was seeking in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;?<br /> ** It is possible his own bodily defenses fought it off or he received medical supplies from a Cylon.<br /> <br /> *Is this episode further evidence that Jammer is another Cylon model? He was standing next to Duck when they assembled for the graduation, and it is unlikely that he would have survived the explosion at such close range.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> * Given the dialogue during the scene and the marks on Ellen Tigh's face, it appears that Cavil has a penchant for &quot;rough sex,&quot; adding to the sacrifice being made by Ellen to free Saul Tigh.<br /> * During the episode, Conoy mentions that Kara has succeeded in killing Conoy five times prior to this airing.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *In an [http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2002957630_galactica28.html?syndication=rss interview] with the Seattle Times, Ron Moore has confirmed that the first episode of season three will not take place immediately after the previous season finale (like &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; did), but skip ahead a few more months to when the Cylon occupation is in full swing, and an insurgency has already developed.<br /> <br /> *According to an interview&lt;ref&gt;{{cite podcast|url=http://media20a.libsyn.com/m3efeMh2bXXEfWl7l3dtpmemYHLH/podcasts/podcast411/411_060531.mp3 |title=Interview with Ronald D. Moore |website=Libsyn |host= |date=2006-05-31 |accessdate=2006-09-06 |accessyear= |timestamp= |totalrunning= }}&lt;/ref&gt; with [[Ron Moore]] from May 31st, [[Wikipedia:Amanda Plummer|Amanda Plummer]] will guest star in the season 3 premiere.<br /> <br /> *According to series composer [[Bear McCreary]]'s [http://www.bearmccreary.com/ official website] blog, the first two episodes of season 3 will premiere back-to-back as a two hour TV movie<br /> **This was further confirmed in Ron Moore's blog on [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ July 27th, 2006]:<br /> ::&quot;As it currently stands, we will be opening Season Three with a two-hour premiere of what were originally two stand-alone episodes, &quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; (&quot;Occuprice,&quot; as it were) then resume airing normal one hours with &quot;[[Exodus, Part I]]&quot;.&quot;<br /> <br /> *&quot;Occupation&quot; and &quot;Precipice&quot; are now one &quot;super episode&quot;: &quot;Occupation&quot; is &quot;Episode 1&quot;, and &quot;Precipice&quot; is &quot;Episode 1.5&quot;, followed by &quot;Exodus, Part I&quot;, which is considered to be &quot;Episode 2&quot;, and so on for all subsequent episodes. <br /> <br /> *According to David Eick at the BSG Comic-Con panel, &quot;Occupation&quot; takes place 4 months after the Cylon occupation began at the end of &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;[http://tv.ign.com/articles/720/720386p1.html IGN Comic Con 2006 Report]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest Stars ==<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 3)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]</div>

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<p>ThesposAZ: /* Sara? */</p> <hr /> <div>==Another Number Six==<br /> <br /> Wasn't there another Number Six encountered and killed by Starbuck in [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]? --[[User:Blacklight|Blacklight]]<br /> <br /> :There are many copies, of course, and because they are identical, it is impossible to know if a specific copy was killed. Six is everywhere! Best to mention the copy only when they do something distinctive or have a specific identity in an episode, such as Godfrey and Gina, or Baltar's Six. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 21:43, 1 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> :Actually that was one of the &quot;standard&quot; &quot;Caprican Overseer Models&quot; as evidenced by her black jacket. ---Ricimer, 10 October, 2005<br /> <br /> ==Notes move==<br /> Spencerian - I put the notes back in their old position based on the conversation Day and I had at [[Battlestar Wiki talk:Characters/Archive01#Layout in Humano-Cylon Articles]]. As I said there, there are many cases where notes, points of analysis, etc. may be applicable only to individual copies of a particular humano-cylon, or to the entire model line. If you disagree, please re-open the conversation on the [[Battlestar Wiki talk:Characters|Characters talk page]].--[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 11:48, 10 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> :Done. See the page. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 12:14, 10 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ==The Many Deaths of Six==<br /> Just having some fun on the talk page here; but it's fun to think of just how many times and ways Six has died (after seeing the part that said &quot;copies have been destroyed in several episodes).<br /> Number Six has been killed by methods including:<br /> *By broken glass from windows exploding inwards from the shockwave of a distant nuclear blast.<br /> *Shot in the back by another humanoid Cylon, Caprica-Sharon.<br /> *Pushed off of a ledge and impaled on the Arrow of Apollo by Starbuck.<br /> *Brained over the head with a fire extinguisher by Starbuck.<br /> <br /> To quote Third Rock From The Sun, &quot;We just kept hitting it, and hitting it, but it ''just wouldn't die!''&quot;. --Ricimer, 10 October, 2005<br /> <br /> : Was Six killed on the Arrow, or was she impaled on debris on the floor where they landed? I'm pretty sure it was NOT the Arrow...worth looking again. We don't know that the &quot;extinguished&quot; Six was killed, but she was certainly knocked out. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 12:26, 11 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> == Actually ==<br /> <br /> She was not killed by the arrow at all. If you go back and look at the season finale, you will see that Six had a marine style &quot;Ka-Bar&quot; knife sticking out of her torso. IIRC, starbuck actually has the arrow in her hand. --[[User:Shogunmoon|Shogunmoon]] 12:45, 4 November 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> == Natasi? ==<br /> <br /> I've heard that &quot;Natasi&quot; is the name used in the mini-series novilization. However has the name been used anywhere else other than that? If so, we should be careful in the name's use... Otherwise I would make a note of it in the &quot;Notes&quot; section, but wouldn't introduce the name into the main article... Comments, questions or concerns anyone? -- [[User:Joe.Beaudoin|Joe Beaudoin]] 14:04, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :The fact that somebody had to comment on how it was pronounced (&quot;Carver stated that he pronounces &quot;Natasi&quot; as &quot;Nuh-TAH-see&quot;, though fans could really pronounce it any way they want.&quot;) would lead me to believe that it hadn't been spoken onscreen. Otherwise, it would be pretty evident. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 14:13, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> ::I'm the one that originally reported this here (I asked the question on GalacticaStation), and ''I'' don't think we should put it EVERYWHERE. All I wanted was a little footnote at the end of the &quot;Baltar's original Six&quot; entry. I don't think it should be casually used to refer to her; it's just a fun anecdote. --[[User:Ricimer|Ricimer]] 15:09, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::I don't mind using it where relevant (and cited), as long as nothing contradicts it. It stands to reason that Baltar didn't spend two years calling her &quot;Hey you, with the platinum hair in the miniskirt.&quot; I wonder if &quot;Epiphanies&quot; will shed any light on this. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 15:18, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::: I always figured he called her Sex-Bot 9000. ;) --[[User:Day|Day]] 16:03, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::::According to James Callis in his Sci-Fi Magazine interview, what Baltar was initially calling her was something more like &quot;Oh, gods! Oh...gods! Oh! My! GODS!&quot; Seriously, however, since it appears in an official novelization, we could allow it, with suitable caveat that this is not aired content. --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 16:10, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> ==Gina's Rank on Pegasus==<br /> Wouldn't it be fair to say that if Gina was eating in the same mess as Cain, that she was an officer? --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 02:27, 7 January 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> :I got the idea that it was a communal mess that everyone ate in. Cain would have probably eaten with the crew to improve the loyalty and comraderie between herself and the crew. Gina was probably just a civilian draftee like [[Laird]] that probably lied her way onto the Pegasus, claiming to have skills good enough to get her off the doomed ship that she used to be on. But then again, if Gina was an officer on Pegasus, that would make the betrayal even deeper, leading to her extremely harsh punishment.--Ltcrashdown 02:32, 7 January 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> == Sara? ==<br /> <br /> I am going back over the episodes to scan them for this, but I distinctly remember Baltar referring to Number Six as &quot;Sara&quot;, and it appears clearly in the closed captioning/subtitles. Has anyone else caught this? --[[User:ThesposAZ|ThesposAZ]] 16:47, 15 January 2006 (EST)</div>

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<p>ThesposAZ: Sara?</p> <hr /> <div>==Another Number Six==<br /> <br /> Wasn't there another Number Six encountered and killed by Starbuck in [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]? --[[User:Blacklight|Blacklight]]<br /> <br /> :There are many copies, of course, and because they are identical, it is impossible to know if a specific copy was killed. Six is everywhere! Best to mention the copy only when they do something distinctive or have a specific identity in an episode, such as Godfrey and Gina, or Baltar's Six. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 21:43, 1 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> :Actually that was one of the &quot;standard&quot; &quot;Caprican Overseer Models&quot; as evidenced by her black jacket. ---Ricimer, 10 October, 2005<br /> <br /> ==Notes move==<br /> Spencerian - I put the notes back in their old position based on the conversation Day and I had at [[Battlestar Wiki talk:Characters/Archive01#Layout in Humano-Cylon Articles]]. As I said there, there are many cases where notes, points of analysis, etc. may be applicable only to individual copies of a particular humano-cylon, or to the entire model line. If you disagree, please re-open the conversation on the [[Battlestar Wiki talk:Characters|Characters talk page]].--[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 11:48, 10 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> :Done. See the page. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 12:14, 10 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ==The Many Deaths of Six==<br /> Just having some fun on the talk page here; but it's fun to think of just how many times and ways Six has died (after seeing the part that said &quot;copies have been destroyed in several episodes).<br /> Number Six has been killed by methods including:<br /> *By broken glass from windows exploding inwards from the shockwave of a distant nuclear blast.<br /> *Shot in the back by another humanoid Cylon, Caprica-Sharon.<br /> *Pushed off of a ledge and impaled on the Arrow of Apollo by Starbuck.<br /> *Brained over the head with a fire extinguisher by Starbuck.<br /> <br /> To quote Third Rock From The Sun, &quot;We just kept hitting it, and hitting it, but it ''just wouldn't die!''&quot;. --Ricimer, 10 October, 2005<br /> <br /> : Was Six killed on the Arrow, or was she impaled on debris on the floor where they landed? I'm pretty sure it was NOT the Arrow...worth looking again. We don't know that the &quot;extinguished&quot; Six was killed, but she was certainly knocked out. [[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 12:26, 11 October 2005 (EDT)<br /> <br /> == Actually ==<br /> <br /> She was not killed by the arrow at all. If you go back and look at the season finale, you will see that Six had a marine style &quot;Ka-Bar&quot; knife sticking out of her torso. IIRC, starbuck actually has the arrow in her hand. --[[User:Shogunmoon|Shogunmoon]] 12:45, 4 November 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> == Natasi? ==<br /> <br /> I've heard that &quot;Natasi&quot; is the name used in the mini-series novilization. However has the name been used anywhere else other than that? If so, we should be careful in the name's use... Otherwise I would make a note of it in the &quot;Notes&quot; section, but wouldn't introduce the name into the main article... Comments, questions or concerns anyone? -- [[User:Joe.Beaudoin|Joe Beaudoin]] 14:04, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :The fact that somebody had to comment on how it was pronounced (&quot;Carver stated that he pronounces &quot;Natasi&quot; as &quot;Nuh-TAH-see&quot;, though fans could really pronounce it any way they want.&quot;) would lead me to believe that it hadn't been spoken onscreen. Otherwise, it would be pretty evident. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 14:13, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> ::I'm the one that originally reported this here (I asked the question on GalacticaStation), and ''I'' don't think we should put it EVERYWHERE. All I wanted was a little footnote at the end of the &quot;Baltar's original Six&quot; entry. I don't think it should be casually used to refer to her; it's just a fun anecdote. --[[User:Ricimer|Ricimer]] 15:09, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::I don't mind using it where relevant (and cited), as long as nothing contradicts it. It stands to reason that Baltar didn't spend two years calling her &quot;Hey you, with the platinum hair in the miniskirt.&quot; I wonder if &quot;Epiphanies&quot; will shed any light on this. --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 15:18, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::: I always figured he called her Sex-Bot 9000. ;) --[[User:Day|Day]] 16:03, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> :::::According to James Callis in his Sci-Fi Magazine interview, what Baltar was initially calling her was something more like &quot;Oh, gods! Oh...gods! Oh! My! GODS!&quot; Seriously, however, since it appears in an official novelization, we could allow it, with suitable caveat that this is not aired content. --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 16:10, 9 December 2005 (EST)<br /> <br /> ==Gina's Rank on Pegasus==<br /> Wouldn't it be fair to say that if Gina was eating in the same mess as Cain, that she was an officer? --[[User:Peter Farago|Peter Farago]] 02:27, 7 January 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> :I got the idea that it was a communal mess that everyone ate in. Cain would have probably eaten with the crew to improve the loyalty and comraderie between herself and the crew. Gina was probably just a civilian draftee like [[Laird]] that probably lied her way onto the Pegasus, claiming to have skills good enough to get her off the doomed ship that she used to be on. But then again, if Gina was an officer on Pegasus, that would make the betrayal even deeper, leading to her extremely harsh punishment.--Ltcrashdown 02:32, 7 January 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> == Sara? ==<br /> <br /> I am going back over the episodes to scan them for this, but I distinctly remember Baltar referring to Number Six as &quot;Sara&quot;, and it appears clearly in the closed captioning/subtitles. Has anyone else caught this?</div>

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