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
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UK airdate UK
DVD release
Population ? survivors
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Overview

The Cylons have begun the brutal crackdown on New Caprica's Resistance movement. Tyrol receives disturbing news from a secret source within Baltar's administration while Colonial detainees face a Cylon firing squad on New Caprica. With time running out for the colonists, Admiral Adama will launch his rescue attempt with only the battlestar Galactica, while his son, Lee, and the battlestar Pegasus remain to protect what is left of the human fleet and continue the search for Earth if the rescue fails.

Summary

Questions

  • A Cavil mentions that he has different sensations 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 consciousness during each downloading and is there a point where after so many downloads the consciousness is destroyed?
  • Are the Gods real? Why are they sending accurate dreams to the Cylons? Why is the oracle helping the Cylons interpret the dreams?
  • Why does Doctor Cottle work to heal critically injured cylons instead of just letting them die and be ressurected?
    • The Cylons might want to minimize the trauma of downloading into a new body.
    • Cottle is also a physician, and has taken an oath to do no harm. Allowing a Cylon to die, regardless of the download capability, is breaching this oath through omission of action.

Analysis

  • The Number Three that has been having dreams about Hera, saw Sharon Agathon and was able to tell that she was the copy that had been left with Helo on Caprica.

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