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== Notes ==  
== Notes ==  


* A number of main characters were not present at all during this episode: [[Lee Adama]], [[Sharon Agathon]], [[Karl Agathon]], [[Saul Tigh]], [[Felix Geata]], and [[Anastasia Dualla]].
* A number of main characters were not present at all during this episode: [[Lee Adama]], [[Sharon Agathon]], [[Karl Agathon]], [[Saul Tigh]], [[Felix Gaeta]], and [[Anastasia Dualla]].


* According to [[Bradley Thompson]], this episode was originally a different story titled "Our Enemies, Ourselves". When developing "[[The Woman King]]", it was felt that both episodes dealt with the same themes. As a result, "Dirty Hands" was created instead.
* According to [[Bradley Thompson]], this episode was originally a different story titled "Our Enemies, Ourselves". When developing "[[The Woman King]]", it was felt that both episodes dealt with the same themes. As a result, "Dirty Hands" was created instead.

Revision as of 06:21, 26 February 2007

Dirty Hands
"Dirty Hands"
An episode of the Re-imagined Series
Episode No. Season 3, Episode 16
Writer(s) Anne Cofell Saunders
Jane Espenson
Story by
Director Wayne Rose
Assistant Director
Special guest(s)
Production No.
Nielsen Rating
US airdate USA 2007
CAN airdate CAN {{{CAN airdate}}}
UK airdate UK
DVD release
Population survivors
Additional Info
Episode Chronology
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Overview

Summary

Questions

Analysis

Notes

  • According to Bradley Thompson, this episode was originally a different story titled "Our Enemies, Ourselves". When developing "The Woman King", it was felt that both episodes dealt with the same themes. As a result, "Dirty Hands" was created instead.

Noteworthy Dialogue

Official Statements

Jane Espenson, in an interview with tvsquad.com, made the following remark: "The episode, co-written with Anne Cofell Saunders, is called 'Dirty Hands,' and as you might guess, it's a look at the people who do the dirty work in the fleet. Knuckle-dragging fun!" [1]

Guest Stars

David Patrick Green as Xeno Fenner

External Links

References

  1. McDuffee, Keith (6 December 2006). TV Squad: Jane Espenson answers your Battlestar questions (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 11 December 2006.