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The crew of Galactica is exhausted after 237 consecutive jumps in intervals of 33 minutes and 132.25 hour without sleep to escape from the Cylons. When Galactica is contacted by the Olympic Carrier, a vessel with more than 1,300 persons, Commander William Adama and are advised that there is a traitor on board. However, Dr. Gaius Baltar convinces both leaders that the Olympic Carrier is a menace to the refugee fleet led by Galactica. Written by
Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Trivia
A firefly class ship can be seen when looking up at the sky on the left side just before the camera pans down onto Mary McDonnell for the first time.
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Goofs
The clock counts down to the next Cylon attack. It reads 10 seconds, then we see Adama and Tigh looking off-screen at the clock as we hear ten seconds tick off, followed by a shot of the clock reading 7 seconds.
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Quotes
Number Six:
Procreation is one of God's commandments.
Doctor Gaius Baltar:
Really? Well, I'm sure someday if you're a good Cylon, he'll reward you with a lovely little walking toaster of your very own.
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Connections
Referenced in
The Plan (2009)
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This is the award that made me lose all respects for the Hugos.
If such a "distinguished" panel can't see or care about the obvious story-telling problems of Battlestar Galactica, then what worth is their award? The answer: not much.
Award-winning shows should be examples of creativity and excellence, neither of which are in evidence in BG, in this episode or any other that I've seen.
Shooting in drab video is not "artistic", it's just cheap. Shaking the camera is not "creative" it's vomit-inducing and lazy as can be.
All BG has shown is how corrupt most award-giving "academies" really are and how easy it is to buy awards with a lot of PR money.