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Exodus, Part I

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Exodus, Part I
"Exodus, Part I"
An episode of the Re-imagined Series
Episode No. Season 3, Episode 3
Writer(s) Bradley Thompson
David Weddle
Story by
Director Félix Enríquez Alcalá
Assistant Director
Special guest(s)
Production No. 303
Nielsen Rating
US airdate USA 2006-10-13
CAN airdate CAN {{{CAN airdate}}}
UK airdate UK
DVD release
Population ? survivors
Additional Info
Episode Chronology
Previous Next
Precipice Exodus, Part I Exodus, Part II
Related Information
Official Summary
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[[IMDB:tt{{{imdb}}}|IMDb entry]]
Listing of props for this episode
Related Media
@ BW Media
Promotional Materials
Online Purchasing
Amazon: Standard Definition | High Definition
iTunes: [{{{itunes}}} USA]


Overview

The Cylons have begun a brutal crackdown on New Caprica's nascent human Resistance movement. With time running out for the colonists, Admiral Adama must launch his rescue attempt earlier than he'd expected. But though he expected a fight from the Cylons, he is unprepared for the one he gets from his son, Lee, who refuses to let the battlestar Pegasus join the Galactica's suicidal attack. Tyrol receives disturbing news from a secret source within Baltar's administration while Colonial detainees face a Cylon firing squad on New Caprica. [1]

Summary

Questions

  • A Cavil mentions that there is a different sensation after each download. A slight headache after the first and after the third a white hot poker in his skull. Is there damage to the conciousness during each downloading and is there a point where after so many downloads the conciousness is destroyed?

Analysis

Notes

Noteworthy Dialogue

Official Statements

Guest Stars

References

  1. TVGuide.com Guide on "Exodus, Part I" (backup available on Archive.org) (in English). Retrieved on 2 October 2006.