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* Upon assuming command of the fleet, Cain begins moving crew members around, transferring [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] to the ''Pegasus''. | * Upon assuming command of the fleet, Cain begins moving crew members around, transferring [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] to the ''Pegasus''. | ||
* [[Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] are arrested for court martial, after a ''Pegasus'' lieutenant, [[Thorne]], is murdered. | * [[Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] are arrested for court martial, after a ''Pegasus'' lieutenant, [[Thorne]], is murdered. | ||
== Questions == | == Questions == | ||
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* This episode is inspired by the two part episode, "[[The Living Legend (TOS)|The Living Legend]]". | * This episode is inspired by the two part episode, "[[The Living Legend (TOS)|The Living Legend]]". | ||
* "Pegasus" apparently starts a multi-episode arc and is slated to air mid-way in the second season. | * "Pegasus" apparently starts a multi-episode arc and is slated to air mid-way in the second season. | ||
* "[[Gina]]" is a variant of [[Number | * "[[Gina]]" is a variant of [[Number Six]] who has lost her faith. She posed as a civilian dock worker who was rescued by the ''Pegasus'' and was responsible for tipping off the Cylons -- killing 800 of the ''Pegasus'' crew in the process. | ||
* [[Ronald D. Moore]] also wrote another episode called [[wikipedia:The Pegasus (TNG episode)|The Pegasus]], in the seventh season of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''. | * [[Ronald D. Moore]] also wrote another episode called [[wikipedia:The Pegasus (TNG episode)|The Pegasus]], in the seventh season of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''. | ||
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- For information related the battlestar Pegasus itself, see Pegasus.
- Information provided by GateWorld.net.
Overview
- Tensions run high when the Pegasus, a battlestar more advanced than the Galactica, is found -- only to have Admiral Nelena Cain usurp command of the fleet and foist her demands on those under her new command.
Summary
- The Pegasus, a Mercury-class battlestar, has joined the fleet. She survived the attack by blind-jumping as the Cylons attacked the Scorpion Ship Yards.
- A Cylon fleet, comprised of two basestars, support ships and a large mothership of unknown purpose have been trailing the fleet -- and detected by Cain and the Pegasus.
- Upon assuming command of the fleet, Cain begins moving crew members around, transferring Lee Adama and Kara Thrace to the Pegasus.
- Helo and Galen Tyrol are arrested for court martial, after a Pegasus lieutenant, Thorne, is murdered.
Questions
Analysis
Notes
- Nelena Cain is the female version of Cain, who was portrayed by the late Lloyd Bridges in the original Battlestar Galactica.
- This episode is inspired by the two part episode, "The Living Legend".
- "Pegasus" apparently starts a multi-episode arc and is slated to air mid-way in the second season.
- "Gina" is a variant of Number Six who has lost her faith. She posed as a civilian dock worker who was rescued by the Pegasus and was responsible for tipping off the Cylons -- killing 800 of the Pegasus crew in the process.
- Ronald D. Moore also wrote another episode called The Pegasus, in the seventh season of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Noteworthy Dialogue
Official Statements
Statistics
Guest Stars
- Michelle Forbes as Admiral Nelena Cain
- Unknown as Stinger
- Unknown as Fisk
- Unknown as Lieutenant Thorne
- Unknown as Petty Officer Hoshi
Writing & Direction
- Written by
- Story by
- Teleplay by
- Directed by
Production Notes
- Series 2 (2005/2006)
- Production Number: 2.10
- Airdate Order: 10 (of 20)
First Run Air Dates & Releases
- UK Airdate:
- US Airdate: September 23rd, 2005
- DVD Release:
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