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== Summary ==  
== Summary ==  
Part one of a two-part season finale. Another copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] appears within the fleet with a proposal to President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] and Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]]; peace. Unfortunately, there is more to Conoy's offer than what's on the surface.  The terms of this new Cylon armistace demand that the human survivors of [[the Twelve Colonies]] renounce their [[Lords of Kobol|false gods]] and accept the "one true" faith which the Cylons adhear to.  They are to let Cylon missionaries enter the fleet and begin preaching the Cylon faith to humanity, and most shockingly of all, a quota of humans is to be offered up annually to assist in the production of Human-Cylon hybrid children.  In spite of the potentially horrific terms, the civilian population of the fleet seems to support Conoy's peace plan, but Roslin and Adama do not.  Roslin is determed to strike down the peace accord and calls a referendum vote on the matter.  Once again she finds herself reaching out to off-again/on-again rival [[Tom Zarek]] for pollitial support.  "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096684/ Quantam Leap]"'s  [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001777/ Dean Stockwell] is rumored to appear, but no info has come out about his role.  Source: [http://www.patriotresource.com/bg/insights/spoilers.html The Patriot Resource]
Part one of a two-part season finale. Another copy of [[Leoben Conoy]] appears within the fleet with a proposal to President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] and Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]]; peace. Unfortunately, there is more to Conoy's offer than what's on the surface.  The terms of this new Cylon armistice demand that the human survivors of [[the Twelve Colonies]] renounce their [[Lords of Kobol|false gods]] and accept the "one true" faith which the Cylons adhear to.  They are to let Cylon missionaries enter the fleet and begin preaching the Cylon faith to humanity, and most shockingly of all, a quota of humans is to be offered up annually to assist in the production of Human-Cylon hybrid children.  In spite of the potentially horrific terms, the civilian population of the fleet seems to support Conoy's peace plan, but Roslin and Adama do not.  Roslin is determed to strike down the peace accord and calls a referendum vote on the matter.  Once again she finds herself reaching out to off-again/on-again rival [[Tom Zarek]] for pollitial support.  "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096684/ Quantam Leap]"'s  [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001777/ Dean Stockwell] is rumored to appear, but no info has come out about his role.  Source: [http://www.patriotresource.com/bg/insights/spoilers.html The Patriot Resource]


== Questions ==  
== Questions ==  

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Summary

Part one of a two-part season finale. Another copy of Leoben Conoy appears within the fleet with a proposal to President Roslin and Admiral Adama; peace. Unfortunately, there is more to Conoy's offer than what's on the surface. The terms of this new Cylon armistice demand that the human survivors of the Twelve Colonies renounce their false gods and accept the "one true" faith which the Cylons adhear to. They are to let Cylon missionaries enter the fleet and begin preaching the Cylon faith to humanity, and most shockingly of all, a quota of humans is to be offered up annually to assist in the production of Human-Cylon hybrid children. In spite of the potentially horrific terms, the civilian population of the fleet seems to support Conoy's peace plan, but Roslin and Adama do not. Roslin is determed to strike down the peace accord and calls a referendum vote on the matter. Once again she finds herself reaching out to off-again/on-again rival Tom Zarek for pollitial support. "Quantam Leap"'s Dean Stockwell is rumored to appear, but no info has come out about his role. Source: The Patriot Resource

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  • Series 2 (2005 / 2006)
  • Production Number: 2.19
  • Airdate Order: 19 (of 20)

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