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== [[33]] ==
== [[33]] ==
*[[Billy Keikeya]] reports that the [[Survivor count|number of survivors]] is down by 300 as a result of some being lost through death from injuries, initial inaccurate counts, and others having "disappeared." How can people simply "disappear" in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]?
: '''Answer:''' At first glance, there appears to be an error with Billy Keikeya's math with the survivor count. The episode starts with the count being 50,298. He informs Roslin this is in error by 300 = 49,998 survivors. When ''[[Olympic Carrier]]'' is destroyed (1,345 people), he reduces the total to 47,972—a reduction of 2026, or 681 people ''more'' than listed on ''Carrier''. However, in [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#33|deleted scenes]] from this episode, Keikeya is continually reducing the survivor count additional times set between the beginning of the episode and ''Olympic Carrier''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> destruction. Therefore, these other refinements just occur off-screen.
*Is [[Head Six]] actually in contact with other [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]], and thus involved in the disappearance and reappearance of ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''?
: '''Answer:''' Head Six may be involved with the disappearance and reappearance of ''Olympic Carrier'', however she herself is [[Daybreak, Part II|later revealed]] as an angelic force who merely appears in the form of [[Number Six]].
*What happened to the group of survivors [[Karl Agathon]] was left with in the [[Miniseries]]?
: '''Answer:''' According to "[[Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far]]," radiation sickness kills a majority of these survivors, and Karl Agathon clearly separated himself from this group. His objective is to leave the planet and get back into the fight.
*Was the person speaking over the wireless when the ''Olympic Carrier'' returned really its captain, or a humanoid Cylon?
: '''Answer:''' The voice does not correspond to any of the [[Significant Seven]] who are eventually revealed during the run of the series, nor any members of the [[Final Five]]. Therefore, the voice is human, as the presence of humans aboard ''Olympic Carrier'' is confirmed by the producers.
*Were there any people aboard ''Olympic Carrier'' when it was destroyed?
: '''Answer:''' [[Olympic Carrier#Notes|Yes.]]
*What is the Cylons' plan?
: '''Answer:''' [[The Cylon Plan|It's complicated.]]


== [[Water]] ==
== [[Water]] ==

Revision as of 03:29, 8 August 2009

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  • Billy Keikeya reports that the number of survivors is down by 300 as a result of some being lost through death from injuries, initial inaccurate counts, and others having "disappeared." How can people simply "disappear" in the Fleet?
Answer: At first glance, there appears to be an error with Billy Keikeya's math with the survivor count. The episode starts with the count being 50,298. He informs Roslin this is in error by 300 = 49,998 survivors. When Olympic Carrier is destroyed (1,345 people), he reduces the total to 47,972—a reduction of 2026, or 681 people more than listed on Carrier. However, in deleted scenes from this episode, Keikeya is continually reducing the survivor count additional times set between the beginning of the episode and Olympic Carrier's destruction. Therefore, these other refinements just occur off-screen.
Answer: Head Six may be involved with the disappearance and reappearance of Olympic Carrier, however she herself is later revealed as an angelic force who merely appears in the form of Number Six.
Answer: According to "Battlestar Galactica: The Story So Far," radiation sickness kills a majority of these survivors, and Karl Agathon clearly separated himself from this group. His objective is to leave the planet and get back into the fight.
  • Was the person speaking over the wireless when the Olympic Carrier returned really its captain, or a humanoid Cylon?
Answer: The voice does not correspond to any of the Significant Seven who are eventually revealed during the run of the series, nor any members of the Final Five. Therefore, the voice is human, as the presence of humans aboard Olympic Carrier is confirmed by the producers.
  • Were there any people aboard Olympic Carrier when it was destroyed?
Answer: Yes.
  • What is the Cylons' plan?
Answer: It's complicated.

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Act of Contrition[edit]

You Can't Go Home Again[edit]

Six Degrees of Separation[edit]

Litmus[edit]

Flesh and Bone[edit]

Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down[edit]

The Hand of God[edit]

Colonial Day[edit]

Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I[edit]

Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II[edit]