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[dramatic music]

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[female announcer] Previously on Battlestar Galactica...

We haven't been properly introduced.

I'm Leoben.

I'm looking forward to spending

a little more time with you, Starbuck.

We have a lot to talk about!

It's gonna be fun.

Congratulations, Commander.

The Pegasusis your command.

Hey...

I am picking up a large planetary body.

It's habitable.

We may have just found a world

that can support human life.

I know in my gut that settling on this planet's

gonna mean disaster for humanity.

And I will not say otherwise just to win an election.

I take the office of President

of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol.

And I'm going to sign

my first executive order.

Requiring to immediately establish settlements

on the planet we have come to know

as New Caprica.

If you want to move down there, go ahead.

Be my guest.

Go down and cat around with all the men.

Saul, I want you.

At last, a safe haven we can call home.

Oh, my gods.

It's a Cylon fleet. They found us.

[Apollo] We have to get out of here, sir.

We can't just leave all those people behind.

[Apollo] There's nothing we can do.

We're in no shape for a fight, sir.

[Adama] They'll be wiped out.

[Apollo] We don't have a choice.

We need to get out of here right now!

[Adama] Begin Jump prep. We're leaving.

But we'll be back.

Cylons just Jumped into orbit.

And the fleet's Jumped away.

They've left us.

[Baltar] On behalf of the people of the Twelve Colonies...

I surrender.

I'm looking for Kara Thrace.

[man screaming]

[baby crying]

[clang]

[metal squeaking]

[clears throat]

[chuckles]

Do you know

that every time they take you out of this cell,

we come in here and we

change those little hash marks

on your little calendar there you're trying to hide.

[laughs]

Potatoes, gravy.

Even some carrots.

[sighs]

Heavenly Father, we thank you for the bounty

of this table.

Yes.

[groaning] Yes.

Frak me!

Come on! Don't stop.

Come on!

Come on!

Son of a bitch! Ohh!

Ahh! Yes!

Ohh! Ahh!

Ahh, baby! Ahh!

Ahh! Ahh... uhh...

Uhh... whew.

Ohh... [laughing]

[panting]

Oh, boy.

[groaning]

[chuckles]

[Tyrol] All right, we're armed.

They're inbound. Let's move!

I need a knife.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I must say I quite enjoyed that.

[groans]

I'm so glad.

And, uh...

when do I get what I want?

I believe that's happening right now.

[exhales]

We reviewed your case today.

And I must say

there was great disappointment on the review committee.

Ahem.

Come on.

We gotta get you processed. It'll take an hour or so.

Bureaucracy must be served.

But if you're lucky, you'll get home by dinner time.

Colonel.

Come on.

I'm not gonna hold this door open forever.

[latch opens]

[buzzing]

Saul!

Ohh!

Oh, gods.

Gods. What did they do to you?

It's all right. I'm out.

That's all that matters.

Ohh.

Let's get out of here.

Okay.

[groans]

Okay. Ready?

Now.

Oh, for frak's sakes.

Come on, come on!

Is that thing gonna work or what?

Whoo!

[both laughing]

Worked that time.

Go, go!

Frakkin' insurgents.

You look...

so lovely tonight.

[groans]

Gah!

Ahh!

Uhh!

[groaning]

I'll see you soon... Kara.

Take your time.

134th day of the Cylon occupation of New Caprica.

Today is Mars day.

Somehow it seems appropriate to honor the god of war

on a day when it feels like perpetual war

is the only realistic prospect for us.

We've had no contact with Galactica

since it left four months ago.

But I refuse to believe that Adama has abandoned us.

Our insurgency has been striking back against the Cylons

whenever and wherever possible.

Although at times these attacks seem like futile gestures,

I believe that they are critical to morale,

to maintaining some measure of hope.

But in order for the insurgency

to have a more meaningful impact

we need to strike a high profile target.

It is simply not enough to kill Cylons,

because they don't die.

They resurrect themselves,

and they continue to walk among us.

It is horrifying.

The Cylon Occupation Authority

continues to exert complete control over the city,

and we remain at their mercy.

The Colonial Government under President Gaius Baltar

functions in name only.

Let's review

why we're here, shall we?

We're supposed to bring the word of "God"

to the people, right?

Save humanity from damnation

by bringing the love of "God" to these poor, benighted people.

We're here because a majority of the Cylon

felt that the slaughter of mankind had been a mistake.

We're here to find a new way to live in peace.

As God wants us to live.

And it's been a fun ride so far.

But I want to clarify our objectives.

If we're bringing the word of God,

then it follows

that we should employ

any means necessary to do so, any means.

Yes, fear is a key article of faith,

as I understand it.

So perhaps it's time to instill

a little more fear into the people's hearts and minds.

Let's, uh,

let's execute Baltar.

What? What?!

That's not gonna happen.

Just because he's your favorite toy

shouldn't be allowed to interfere

with the larger issues here.

I think that I have cooperated...

Gaius is with me.

Anyone who wants to challenge that

will have to deal with me.

Well, it doesn't matter.

If we'd killed him at the beginning,

it might have worked.

But now, most humans think of him as a traitor,

and would actually cheer his death.

Fine, fine. We don't kill Baltar.

We round up the leaders of the insurgency,

and we execute them... publicly.

We round up at random groups off the street,

and we execute them... publicly.

Send a message that the gloves are coming off.

The insurgency stops now,

or else we start reducing the human population

to a more manageable size.

I don't know, say,

uh, less than 1,000.

We need to stop being butchers.

The entire point of coming here

was to start a new way of life.

To push past

the conflict that's separated us from humans for so long.

[Brother Cavil] And what has it gotten us?

It's not like they welcomed us with... with...

Frak it. Never mind.

You're all living in a fantasy world.

Consider the irony in that. [laughs]

Delusional machines.

What's the universe gonna come up with next?

Is it really worth it, Caprica?

Is the love of that man really worth

possibly losing all of this?

If you ever experienced love,

you wouldn't have to ask.

In recent months,

the Cylons have been recruiting and training humans

in an attempt to establish a human police force.

It is hard to think of anything more despicable

than humans doing the dirty work of the Cylons,

led to believe they were merely taking the civilian security

out of the hands of the Cylons.

And members of the human police have since

become an extension of the Cylons' Corporeal Authority.

And while their names are kept deeply confidential,

there is no question

some of them are people we might least expect.

Hundreds of us have been rounded up by the Cylons,

held in detention, questioned, tortured.

Others have simply vanished.

In recent weeks, we've been gaining access

to some very important documents

from a source within Baltar's administration.

[dog barking]

No one knows who this mysterious benefactor is.

But he communicates with the insurgents

by means of a secret signal.

We pray every day for the men and women

who risk their lives to fight the Cylons.

They have everything to lose.

And such little hope of something to gain.

I pray they will not falter in the days ahead.

Hey, Jake.

There we go.

Shh.

Looks like Mommy's gonna

get some sleep tonight after all.

Sometimes I hate everything about this place.

Sometimes it's...

it's magic.

Hmm.

[coos]

I gotta go.

I'll be back in a couple hours.

One of these days, you're just not gonna come back, are you?

You'll just vanish, and that'll be it.

I'll never see you again.

Nick will never know his father.

Couple hours. I promise.

Uh...

Good to see you, Colonel.

It's good to be seen.

Ahh.

I know you're wondering, so I'll save you the trouble.

The eye is gone.

Ripped it right out onto the floor.

Picked it up and showed it to me.

Looked like a hard-boiled egg.

Big boom today.

Hope that was you two.

Oh, yeah.

Heavy raider too.

Good men. What's our next target?

Well, got these today.

They're security plans for the graduation ceremony

at the New Caprica Police Academy.

These are right out of the ministry files.

Where are you getting this stuff?

Who's your source?

I have no idea.

Source won't tell me what their name is.

It's probably safer for all of us.

We've been getting stuff like this for weeks.

Humans working for the Cylons.

Makes you wanna puke.

Yeah, well, all the top occupation brass

is gonna be at the graduation.

Even... President Baltar.

Gaius Baltar?

Yes, sir.

I think we can get a shot at him too.

The problem is, it's gonna be tough

avoiding human casualties.

Don't avoid 'em. Send a message.

You work with the Cylons, you're a target.

No boundaries for the Cylons. There's no boundaries for us!

Anything we can do to nail that son of a bitch,

Gaius Baltar, is worth doing.

[groans]

Where are we on the wireless?

Uh... nowhere.

Every day, we try and contact the Raptor,

and every day the Cylons jam the transmission.

I've asked for the inside source to tell us

which of the Cylon jamming frequencies are the weakest,

but so far, I got nothing.

[Anders] You guys are dreaming.

There's no Raptor there, okay?

There hasn't been one for the past four months, either.

Galactica's not coming back.

They're not. Accept it.

Watch your frakkin' mouth.

There's a Raptor out there every day,

listening for a wireless call.

It's out there because that was

the plan if anything happened.

And it's out there because the old man isn't just gonna

leave us to the Cylons.

The old man left me to the Cylons, Colonel.

And if it wasn't for my wife

being a royal pain in the ass,

and refusing to let it go,

I would be dead a year now.

Any word on Kara?

Nothing.

In four months.

[door latch]

[door creaking]

Hi, honey. I'm home.

You kill me...

I download.

I come back. We start over.

Five times now.

[sighs]

I'm trying to help you, Kara.

I only want you to see the truth of your life.

The reason why you suffered and you struggled for so long.

That's why God sent me to you.

That's why God wants us to be together.

All right?

You're right.

You're right.

Okay, good.

And I hear you. I do.

Good.

So thank you.

You're welcome.

Thank you for putting up with me.

I'm so sorry.

Put it down, Kara.

Just put it down.

I'm a patient man.

You're not a man.

I'm willing to wait.

You just need more time.

I don't need more frakkin' time.

It's never gonna happen.

Of course it's gonna happen.

You're gonna hold me in your arms.

You're gonna embrace me.

You're gonna tell me that you love me.

I've seen it.

You're insane.

To know the face of God is to know madness.

I'm going to bed.

Be nice if you joined me.

Either way, you'll be spending the night with me.

[chuckles]

I do love you, Kara Thrace.

Good night.

[sniffles]

Let me out!

Let me out of here!

I don't belong here! Let me out!

Let me out!

[man] Racetrack, adjust your center line 20 degrees.

[second man] Snowbird 3, get information.

[woman] Okay, Snowbirds, let's nail this exercise.

[man] How many times are we gonna run this thing?

[second man] What, you're not having fun yet?

[woman] Come on, focus, Snowbirds!

[Helo] Snowbirds, Galactica.

Regroup in deployment formation

and proceed to position one.

Snowbird One to Snowbirds.

Drop point in eight seconds.

Okay, Snowbirds, let's get this deployment bang on.

The admiral's watching every move.

[Racetrack] Roger, Kat.

We go on your command.

Bomb bay doors open.

All Vipers...

break now, now, now!

Deploy drones on my mark.

Three... two... one.

Mark!

Frak me!

Gods damn it, Snowbird four! What the hell happened?

[Kat] Can the chatter, Snowbirds!

This is the CAG. Abort maneuver.

I say again, decoy squadron, abort maneuver.

[man] Roger that, leader. Snowbirds, fall back.

Abort drill. Await further instructions.

[man] Roger, get off my wings.

[man] Snowbird fly, clear 7:00.

[Kat] Galactica, Kat.

It is a mess out here.

We got decoy drones heading every which way.

Request instructions.

Roger that, Kat. Abort acknowledged.

You're approaching bingo fuel anyway.

Bring your birds back home.

Belay that.

Strike my last. Stand by.

Launch a tanker bird.

Let them practice

their in-flight refueling before they recover the drones.

Have them run the exercise one more time.

Yes, sir.

16 times now, sir.

The next one will be 17, won't it?

Yes, sir.

Launch the tanker.

All units, Galactica.

Recover drones and prepare to run training mission again.

We're launching the tanker bird.

Tanker?

Once you've tanked up, head back to position Alpha

and prepare for training run 17.

Galactica out.

What the frak are they doing over there?

This is the commander. Get the admiral on the line.

Admiral, considering how long our pilots have been in the air,

I suggest we recall the birds

and scrub the training exercise.

If we can't do this in a training scenario,

how the hell are we supposed to pull this off

with Cylon raiders on our asses?!

Huh? Tell me!

What the frak do you want from me?

I don't know how we're supposed to do any of this crap

at half-strength!

[Kat] Collision! We've had a collision.

[Helo] Give me your status, Kat.

[Kat] Bingo, Molar, speak to me!

[Molar] I'm losing flight control!

I got red lights! All across the board!

[Bingo] Kat, Molar, I'm in a lateral spin and losing hydraulics.

My wing's clipped.

[Kat] Galactica, Kat!

I'm declaring an emergency.

Requesting priority landing for two bent birds.

Pull 'em in!

Yes, sir.

Roger that, Kat.

Bring your birds back home.

This whole thing is frakking insane.

We got two ships at half-strength.

We got crews that haven't seen action in a year and a half.

And you're acting like the only problem is

they're not working hard enough.

Have you taken a look at yourself in the mirror lately?

You're weak, soft!

Mentally and physically.

This isn't about me.

You've had four months to get your act together.

And so far, all you've been able to frakkin' do

is to complain and whine about how hard it is.

Well, guess what.

It's gonna get a lot harder. Do you understand me?

Now I want you to turn around

and get your fat ass out of here.

Get your men ready!

Or I'll find someone who can.

Dismissed!

[grunting]

I don't like this one, Colonel.

I think we're the ones crossing the line here.

It's the only way it's gonna work.

Kid's got access and clearance.

You gotta be square on this.

You can't back out once you start.

I'm not backing out.

It's wrong, Colonel. You know that, don't you?

He's a soldier, Chief.

Not the first time we've sent a soldier

on a one-way mission.

You know that, don't you?

[Tyrol] This is different.

This is our best chance to take out Gaius Baltar.

Maybe the only one.

We're sure as frak gonna take it.

Every since they killed Nora,

I got nothing to live for.

All right.

Uhh!

You look me in the eye,

and you tell that you are committed to this.

I'm committed.

May the gods be with you.

Some things you just don't do, Colonel.

Not even in war.

Well, maybe you'll feel different

when you're sitting in detention.

Duck volunteered. He's going.

[Adama] It's a hard thing to say, but...

it seems like I don't know who my son is anymore.

Same goes for the crew of the ship.

I feel pretty much alone.

Except maybe for you.

[scoffs]

I wish I could go back a year

and tell that Admiral Adama about this conversation.

A year's a long time.

Can I ask you something?

Very personal.

Do you feel guilty about leaving the people behind

on New Caprica?

I don't do guilt.

You know...

A year ago...

when you put me in the cell...

I was at a crossroads.

I sat in here for weeks,

just consumed with rage

at all the things that had happened to me.

And at some point, I realized it was all just guilt.

I was angry at myself for the choices I had made.

Betraying my people.

And losing the baby.

So... I had a choice.

I could either move forward or stay in the past.

But the only way to move forward...

was to forgive myself.

You know, I don't think we can survive.

I don't think... the fleet or Galactica

or the people on New Caprica

can survive...

unless the man at the top finds a way

to forgive himself.

Two of our pilots almost got killed

because they've been in the cockpit for 11 hours.

And he wants to bust my balls.

"You're soft."

Can you believe that?

What?

Oh, you agree. Is that it?

Forget it. I'm not looking for a fight.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Don't do that.

[clears throat]

You got something to say, come out and say it.

He's right.

You are soft.

I'm not talking about the weight.

You've lost your edge.

Your confidence.

You lost your war, Lee.

And the truth is, you're a soldier who needs a war.

And you don't wanna hear it,

because you've got it in your head

that your father's the soldier.

And you sure don't wanna be like him.

But you are like him.

You're more like him than you know.

That's one of the reasons I married you.

[whimpers]

[beep]

Okay, it's working.

I think.

Is it working or isn't it?

[sighs] They keep jamming us.

So much for our source on the inside.

[beep]

Ten minutes left.

And lots of nothing on the wireless, as usual.

Keep an eye out for Raiders.

Last listening bird almost got popped by a pair yesterday.

I almost got it.

[loud beeping]Ow, frak!

Turn that thing down!

[volume lowers]Ahh.

It's working.

It's working.

Time's up.

Spin up the FTL and get ready to go.

Hold on.

I'm picking something up.

It's a Colonial transmission.

It's a low power signal, but...

the recognition codes match.

Oh, yeah. We got a link to the ground.

[giggles]

Okay, send the coded response.

Spin up the drive, and let's get the hell back to Galactica.

[Tyrol] I've got a signal.

A Raptor just made contact with us.

[Tigh] What's it say?

"We will make contact

"with this frequency every 12 hours.

"Prepare SITREP for Command Authority.

Have hope. We're coming for you."

[Racetrack] We made contact. I say again.

We made contact with the ground.

Colonel Tigh has formed an insurgent group

against the Cylons,

and now they're ready and waiting for instructions

on how to coordinate the rescue effort.

It's gonna be okay.

It's really gonna be okay.

These are all the surveillance pictures

taken by the insurgents.

I think we can match names to about 50 of these photos.

But our best guess puts the total police force

at around 200.

200?

I wouldn't have believed there'd be 20 people

who would turn against their own kind.

I want those names. I want the rest of the names.

That's tough. The Cylons are afraid

the population will go after any human

who joins the New Caprica Police.

As well they should.

I...

I know I haven't lived a model life.

I made a lot of mistakes.

I'm gonna need your protection today.

[knock on door]

Mr. President.

Morning, Gaeta.

It's time... for the graduation ceremony.

Oh, yes.

[sighs]

The ceremony.

About the ceremony...

there's a been a change of plan.

I won't be going.

Security concern.

Don't look so worried.

There'll be other graduations.

Right.

Okay. I'll just...

Let the staff know.

I think we should call off the strike.

There's no reason to go forward with it

if the Galactica's gonna come back.

What, and pass up a golden opportunity

to kill Gaius Baltar?

Other than that, Colonel, I fail to see the point.

Think with your head, Chief, not with your heart.

The only way they stand a chance of getting us off this rock

is if the Cylons are too distracted

battling a full-blown uprising when they get here.

All right, if your source on the inside

says Baltar's not gonna be there, abort.

Otherwise, stick with the plan.

[whimpers]

[whimpers]

[zipper zips]

[Cylons walking]

Hey, Duck.

Good morning.

And welcome to all graduates.

You are the hope.

You are the dream of a new tomorrow

for humans and Cylon alike.

And I salute you.

For the risks that you have taken

for just showing up today.

Today, you begin a new career.

And a new life as provisional police officers.

And looking out across this room,

I see that the significance of this new path

is not lost on you.

[suspenseful music]

♪

Congratulations, Sergeant.

Congratulations, Captain.

It's great to have you with us.

I'll see you soon, Nora.

[door unlocks and opens]

[man screams]

[door closes and locks]

Everyone of importance is being looked at now.

You're no exception.

I can help you, Laura.

In ways I cannot help myself.

I can protect you.

But you have to understand the situation has changed now.

The insurgency has crossed the line.

Suicide bombings.

It's abhorrent.

It's contrary to everything that we believe in.

So you...

You and I, we will, uh...

We will publicly condemn these tactics.

They cannot be legitimized in any shape or form.

There's something that scares the Cylons after all.

I should think using men and women as human bombs

should scare us all.

Desperate people take desperate measures.

All right, look me in the eye.

Look me in the eye and tell me that you approve

of sending young men and women

into crowded places

with explosives strapped to their chests.

I'm waiting for you to look me in the eye

and tell me that you approve.

33 people killed.

And their only crime

was putting on the police uniform.

Trying to bring some order to the chaos out there.

Order?

By arresting innocent people in the dead of night.

Detaining them indefinitely without charge.

Torturing them for information!

Nobody's been tortured.

Tell that to Colonel Tigh.

Nobody has been tortured.

We're done here.

[door unlocks and opens]

I hope you understand

the severity of the situation.

I'd ask you to obey

the dictates of your conscience...

which is what I've always done.

Of that I have no doubt.

Please give this lovely lady her shoes back.

Then get her out of here.

[door closes]

[man on PA] Curfew is now in effect.

Severe penalties will be imposed

on anyone found on the streets.

Curfew is now in effect.

Severe penalties will be imposed

on anyone found on the streets.

[policeman] I don't know about this.

[policeman] We need to make a point. The violence must end.

We got a job to do.

[policeman #1] What are we doing? Is that him?

[policeman #2] Yeah, just do what he asks.

Everything will be okay.

You understand your orders, captain?

Everything clear?

Yes, sir. Good.

Don't worry. We have your back.

[Tyrol] Did you hear?

The Cylons cut food rations toady.

We heard.

How long before the next Raptor transmission?

Two minutes.

You know, they're taking about

shutting down the marketplace.

It's a security risk.

We'll shift targets.

You were gonna hit the marketplace?

The market?

Full of civilians.

This is crazy.

You know, we need to figure out

whose side we're on.

[Tigh] Which side are we on?

We're on the side of the demons, Chief.

We're evil men in the gardens of paradise.

Sent by the forces of death

to spread devastation and destruction

wherever we go.

I'm surprised you didn't know that.

Contact.

They're ready for the sitrep.

Send it twice, just to make sure.

[Tyrol typing]

[Cavil] Here are the names of those to be arrested

and sent to detention.

I, uh...

I know some of these people.

I'm sure you do.

They're all insurgents, Jammer.

We have to break the cycle of violence.

Okay, suit up.

You won't have to wear those much longer.

Eventually your people will see you as heroes.

[breathing deeply]

Not tonight.

Take numbers five through ten.

Okay, take the tents to the right.

Follow down the end.

Rest of you guys gotta keep quiet, okay?

This is New Caprica Police.

You're under arrest for colluding with the insurgency.

You're wanting for questioning in the graduation bomb.

[people shouting, screaming]

Cally Tyrol, this is an NCP raid.

No! Let go of me! Get your hands up.

My baby! No! No, my baby!

No!

[crying]

Hey, hey, hey! No, no, no, no.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.

I got you. I got you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, there you go.

Mommy's coming back. It's okay.

It's okay. It's okay.

[Helo] Their numbers are a little thin.

It says here Tigh commands 1,150 armed effectives.

That's a lot less than he should have

if you count all former fleet officers

and enlisted available down there.

Could be taking heavy losses.

They mentioned a Cylon crackdown.

We should get a breakdown of available pilots

in the insurgent group.

Somebody's gotta fly those ships off the ground

if we're gonna pull this off.

Those ships aren't going anywhere yet.

"The Cylons have removed launch keys

"from grounded Colonial ships.

Location unknown."

Came from Tyrol.

Can we manufacture new launch keys?

[Lee] Forget it.

The specs on launch keys are incredibly sophisticated.

It would take weeks just to do the R&D.

[Adama] Best option is for Saul

and the people on the ground

to find the original launch keys.

Assuming they weren't destroyed.

No. No way.

The Cylons would want to keep them safe

just in case they needed to use

one of those ships someday.

[Helo] She's right.

Keys gotta still be there somewhere.

We can make a weapons drop to the insurgents.

They know the lay of the land.

They've been hitting the Cylons

in the teeth for months.

Given them the tools, they can kind the keys themselves.

[Lee] No. No way.

The only thing you've got going for you so far

is that the Cylon reduced their defense perimeter

to just five baseships.

You put heavy weaponry down there,

they're gonna know for sure

that we're in contact with the population.

Call in ten more baseships

and then your whole plan's frakked.

Funny. Thought this was our plan, sir.

Moving on.

The military plans that you have in your hands

are to be kept with you at all times.

Why'd they pick her up?

She hasn't done anything.

We've got a baby, for gods' sakes.

I don't know. I'll try to find out.

How long are they gonna hold her?

Detention is run by a separate ministry.

They don't give us any reasons why they...

Godsdamn it, Felix.

She hasn't done anything. We've got a baby.

I know, Galen.

I'm sorry.

How do you do it?

How do you help them day after day?

How do you look yourself in the mirror?

I gotta get my son.

Cameron's watching him,

but she's got problems of her own.

Chief!

I'll see what I can do.

I'll see if there's something I can find out.

Yeah.

Why don't you try and do something?

[Cally screaming]

Please! No!

No!

Hey, you okay?

Jammer, what's going on?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm okay, Chief.

All right. Hey, uh...

I heard about last night.

Shh. What?

About Cally being on one of those lists.

Yeah. I'm really sorry.

Yeah. Frakkin' Human police, huh?

Bunch of traitors if you ask me.

Some of those guys who joined up,

I bet they're in over their heads, you know?

Especially now with these suicide bombings and...

At first, I bet you they thought

they were doing something good.

You know, get the Cylons off the streets.

Let us police our own.

They're a bunch of frakkin' idiots.

What did they expect?

You don't know any of those guys, do you?

Any names?

Names? No.

N-No idea.

Damn.

Well, what's up with Cally?

Why did they put her in detention?

I don't know.

She hasn't done a gods damn thing.

I just talked to Gaeta.

Says he doesn't know squat.

Or so he says.

Gaeta's a good guy.

If he knows something...

He's a frakkin' collaborator.

You know what?

One day when this is all over,

guys like Gaeta are gonna get strung up.

And guys like you and me,

we're gonna be there tying the knots.

Making 'em tight.

It's been a couple of ugly days.

I know you don't care about that, but...

life means something to us,

so I've decided to show you

just how precious life can be.

How even in the worst of times

it can restore your faith.

Remember that breeding farm on Caprica?

I remember I blew the frak out of the place.

It wasn't a total loss.

We were able to salvage certain things.

Certain medical samples.

Like your ovary.

[suspenseful music]

♪

What's that?

This is Kacey.

Kacey, this is Kara.

Your mother.

Hi.

Good girl.

[suspenseful music]

[Dualla] Unbelievable.

What?

Admiral's decided to put some boots on the ground.

Wants to send an officer

as a liaison between us

and the resistance elements on the planet

to coordinate the rescue op.

Makes sense. What's the problem?

It's who he's sending.

He's frakking kidding with this, right?

I wish he were.

Mr. Hoshi, I want a Raptor

prepped and ready in five minutes on the hangar deck.

Inform the flagship I'm coming aboard.

I want a private meeting with the admiral.

[Hoshi] Aye, sir.

What are you gonna do?

What I should've done a long time ago.

You can't do this.

She's a Cylon.

Well, I trust her.

Well, that's a mistake.

Well, it'll be my mistake, won't it?

You are gambling with the lives

of everyone on this ship.

And everyone on my ship.

I don't need a lecture from you

about the responsibilities of command.

We're done here.

I'm not finished.

This entire plan is a reckless gamble.

And, yes, you certainly have the right

to risk the lives of the men and women under your command.

But that's not the issue.

The issue is that you are risking the lives

of the entire human race.

I'm trying to save the human race.

No. No, you're not. That's what you're not seeing.

Right now, the human race?

Well, that's the 2,000 people

huddled in those civilian ships

that managed to get away when the Cylons came back.

They're the safe bet.

They're the ones whose survival we should guard.

Just like we did after the attack on the Colonies.

Sharon can penetrate the Cylon defenses.

It's not about her.

The Centurions can't distinguish her

from the other humanoid models.

Did you know that? Admiral.

They were deliberately programmed that way.

The Cylons didn't want them becoming self-aware

and suddenly resisting orders.

They didn't want their own

robotic rebellion on their hands.

You can appreciate the irony.

Dad.

I know what you're saying.

But we have a responsibility

to the people that we left behind.

Remember what Roslin said.

Our first responsibility is to the survival of humanity.

We can't lose sight of that.

Over the last year,

we've... lost sight

of almost everything.

We got... soft.

But if we go back to New Caprica now,

and we lose,

it's over.

Humanity just stops.

And an admiral stars don't give you the right

to make that gamble.

You're right, son.

You should make plans to resume the search for Earth

with the Pegasus and the civilian fleet.

With Pegasus? What about Galactica?

I know why we left those people behind.

And I know it was their choice

in the first place to be down there.

And I realize

that the survival of the human race

outweighs anything else.

But this time...

I can't live with it.

Can't face it.

Maybe I'm a coward.

But I'm going back.

Dad, you won't have a chance.

I'm going back, son.

[laughs]

[Leoben] Once I fertilized your egg,

we transferred it to a human woman

who carried it to term.

She was pretty, funny.

Great smile.

You would've liked her.

Although her birth mother died during childbirth,

Kacey's heart never faltered.

I guess she gets that will to live from you.

I've seen her path.

It's difficult, but rewarding.

She'll know the mind of God in this lifetime.

She'll see patterns that others do not see.

She probably got such spiritual clarity from me.

She'll be hungry soon.

There's food on the table.

You wouldn't let your own child starve, would you?

It's not my child.

I don't even know if it's human.

[Leoben] Half-human.

And you know that she's yours.

You just won't admit it.

Where the frak you going?

Take this with you.

Hey!

Don't leave me alone with this.

[door shuts]Frak.

I don't know who or what you are,

but I do know this.

I'm not your mother.

I don't care that it's effective.

I don't care that the Cylons can't stop it.

It's wrong.

No more suicide bombings, Colonel.

You understand?

What, are you working for the Cylons now?

I'm sorry. There's no excuse for that.

You see, little things like that,

they don't matter anymore.

In fact, not too frakking much really matters anymore.

I've got one job here, lady, and one job only.

To disrupt the Cylons.

Make them worry about the anthill

they've stirred up down here

so they're distracted and out of position

when the old man shows up in orbit.

The bombings, they got the Cylons' attention.

They really got their attention,

and I am not giving that up.

[Roslin] We are talking about people blowing themselves up.

You know, sometimes I think

that you've got ice water in those veins,

and other times I think

you're just a naive little schoolteacher.

I've sent men

on suicide missions in two wars now.

And let me tell you something.

It don't make a godsdamn bit of difference

whether they're riding in a Viper

or walking out onto a parade ground.

In the end, they're just as dead.

So take your piety and your moralizing

and your high-minded principles

and stick 'em someplace safe

until you're off this rock

and you're sitting in your nice cushy chair

on Colonial Oneagain.

I've got a war to fight.

[Sharon] The detentions are just causing more resentment.

And more enemies.

We're losing ground with the people.

[Caprica Six] I know.

We don't have another option.

We have to send the message

that suicide bombings won't be tolerated.

Excuse me, sir. Can I talk to you for a moment?

Yeah, sure, Jammer.

I'll catch up with you.Okay.

Sharon, I don't know exactly how to broach this.

Nor do I know exactly what I expect you to do about it.

But, um, I thought, you know,

since we were...

Anyway, since we were back on the Galactica...

Yeah, Jammer, just spit it out.

We picked up Chief Tyrol's wife in the last raid.

Cally. She's in detention.

I think she's on a list.

[Kacey singing Ring Around the Rosey]

♪ Ashes, ashes

[Kacey laughing]

[Kacey laughing]

♪ Ashes, ashes ♪

[laughs]

Frak!

[Kacey] Mommy.

[thud]

[suspenseful music]

♪

Kacey?

[monitors beeping]

[door opens and closes]

[Leoben] Kara?

[Sharon] Hi, Cally.

It's me, Boomer.

I wish I had a gun.

[exhales deeply]

Are you all right? Physically, I mean.

What do you want from me?

Look, a lot's happened.

In everyone's life.

But I want you to know...

I want you and Galen to know

that I'm happy for you.

Especially since you started a family.

Something that him and I talked about once before.

Can you get me out of here?

I don't know.

I have nothing to do with internal security...

Then frak you, Sharon,

you stupid frakked-up toaster.

How many times do I have to shoot you, anyway?

If you can't help me, then just go away

and leave us alone!

[man on PA] All human personnel

prepare to present identification

before passing through security scanner.

Have your IDs out.

Everyone have their work IDs ready.

Work IDs out.

You!

Open your bag.

Stop her!

[screaming]

23 Cylons critically wounded.

14 had to be euthanized.

They had casualties too.

Four human dead.

Who gives a frak about that? Pardon my language.

[Cavil 2] You said it, brother.

The power substation was crippled.

Almost half the city's without power,

and our best estimates put the repairs at two weeks.

Do you still think we're being too hard

on the human population?

We have a very serious, very straightforward problem.

Either we increase control or we lose control.

That's a fact.

We think it's time for stronger measures.

We agree.

We agree.

We agree as well. How about you?

We agree also.

Most of us do, anyway.

Enough.

What's this?

This orders the summary executions

of all the detainees listed on the next page.

It requires your signature.

My signature?

You're the president.

Read it later. Sign now.

Just because you've decided to do this

doesn't mean you need to drag him into sin with you.

Don't you lecture me about sin.

I'm not the one who committed the first act

of Cylon on Cylon violence in our history.

What's she talking about?

She crushed my head in with a rock back on Caprica.

Interesting she didn't tell you.

It's something I had to do. I'm not proud of it.

This is all very interesting. Very edifying.

Sign the order.

You don't need my signature.

[D'Anna] Well, actually, we do.

We're here as allies and friends

of the legitimate government of the Colonies.

You are the president,

so everything we do requires your signature.

In other words, they're worried about

what "God" might think if they commit murder.

They're covering their existential asses.

I won't do it.

All right, I won't do it.

You're going to have to salve your consciences

some other way.

Then we'll find another president.

Stop this.

This is crazy!

[gunshot]

Dear God.

She'll be back.

But if he pulls that trigger now, you won't.

Sign it.

Sign it!

Sign your name! Sign it!

Sign it!

[Six] There's nothing you can do, Gaius.

It'll be okay.

It's you.

Help me.

You have to sign it.

They'll kill you if you don't.

Sign it! Sign it! Sign it!

Sign your name! Sign it!

I can't. I won't.

You can't force...

Sometimes you have to do things you hate

so you can survive to fight another day.

[Adama] Raise your right hand and repeat after me.

I, Sharon Agathon...

I, Sharon Agathon...

do now pledge my faith and my loyalty...

do now pledge my faith and my loyalty...

to the protection of the 12 Colonies of Kobol.

to the protection of the 12 Colonies of Kobol.

And will carry out the lawful orders of my superiors...

And will carry out the lawful orders of my superiors...

as an officer...

as an officer...

in the Colonial fleet.

In the Colonial fleet.

Congratulations, Lieutenant.

Never thought I'd live to see the day.

Me neither.

Looks good on you.

Belongs on you.

You know what this means to me.

One of the first things they taught us at the Academy

was that symbols matter.

Uniforms, flags, banners, even mascots.

They're like pieces of your heart you can look at.

This uniform...

it means a lot to me, Sharon.

I know it does, Helo.

It means a lot to me, too.

I won't betray it.

Thanks.

Can I ask you a question?

How do you know?

I mean, how do you really know that you can trust me?

I don't.

That's what trust is.

Good hunting, Lieutenant.

Whew. Heh!

That was really something.

[laughs]

Thought you might like that.

You didn't do the twist this time.

What do you call...

What's that deal you did right at the end?

What do you call that?

You mean the swirl.

Oh, the swirl.

[laughs] Boy, that's really something.

Well, you said you wanted something memorable.

Hmm.

How is Saul?

Fine.

When's his next meeting with the insurgents?

No point in denying it, Ellen.

We know he's their leader.

Why do you think we let him out of detention?

I thought it was because of the twist.

Well, yes, that too, for sure.

But having the colonel out and active with the resistance

presents us with certain advantages.

I don't know anything about...

Let's just consider your denials as read, shall we?

I want a specific place,

and I want a specific time

for a very high level meeting of the insurgency leadership.

And if I don't get it, we pick up Saul again.

And this time, he'll lose more than an eye.

Tomorrow, the Galactica is going to send

two Raptors, several Marines,

and a ground liaison officer is gonna brief us

on the rescue mission and help coordinate our evac plans.

I'll be damned. It's really happening.

Who's the liaison officer?

Sharon.

I hope that's your idea of a joke.

Admiral Adama has given her a uniform and a billet.

She is a serving officer.

Which is more than you can say about us,

technically speaking.

The old man's lost his mind, all right.

Where's the rendezvous?

They left that up to us.

Okay, here's my suggestion.

If they Jump into Breeder's Canyon

out here in the southern range...

[knock]

Come.

Hi, guys.

Hey. Ellen.

Anyway, like I was saying,

if they Jump in here

they won't get picked up on Cylon DRADIS.

That's a long way out there.

A lot of ground to cover by foot.

I realize that.

I'm gonna meet them halfway. Right about here.

Now, there's good cover from the air.

It's pretty isolated.

Gotta be sure.

May be the most important meeting

we're ever gonna have.

Colonel, I'm sure. This is the place.

The Cylons will not find them here.

All right, give me the map.

You got the message memorized?

All the wireless freqs? Yes, sir.

Well, then give me the message, too.

I'll do that, Saul.

Don't get up.

Thanks.

[Anders] Colonel, I've assembled a team

of about six to eight men and women

about half a dozen times.

We have provisions for a couple of days if we need 'em.

We have access to running water.

I know that place like the back of my hand.

This is gonna work.

[Gaeta] Gaius!

Gaius!

Did you sign this?

Tell me you didn't sign this, Gaius.

Not now, Mr. Gaeta. I'm very tired.

This is a death warrant.

Have you seen the names on this list?

Do you have any idea what they're about to do out there?

Are you listening to me?

I didn't have any choice.

What the hell's the matter with you?

There are over 200 names on this list.

Have you even looked at the names?

Look at the names, Gaius! I've seen them!

I've seen them, all right?

And there was nothing I could do.

[policeman #1] Back to your frakking tents.

[policeman #2] Everybody back to your tents.

And you do triple digits. You can do that.

Let me see...

[policewoman] Laura Roslin.

Come with us, please.

Killing Tyrol's wife will only embitter him against us.

He's the head of a labor union.

Come on, Sharon, let's just be honest with one another.

In your view, you don't think

there's any reason to kill any of them, correct?

Right. Well, we made a decision.

All of us.

Just like when we listened to you

and Caprica Six when we came here

to start this new and glorious chapter

in Cylon-Human relations.

This has nothing to do with whether or not

we execute Cally.

No one enjoys the thought of mortal death, Boomer.

But she tried to murder you.

Maybe it's God's justice.

Unh.

Need a lift, Mr. Vice President?

Guess so.

Haven't seen much of you lately.

Been busy these days?

Well, not much to do in detention.

How long have you been held?

Four months, I think.

I told Baltar I wouldn't have

any part of collaborating with the Cylons.

And he got a little pissed.

I think he's a little pissed at me, too.

Heh!

[Sharon] Jump complete.

Right on target.

Okay, hang on, guys.

I'm dropping down to the landing point

and there's some heavy turbulence up ahead.

Follow the river. Make sure you hug the bank.

[Sharon] Okay, once we reach the rendezvous point,

stay back and provide cover.

[Sharon] Go, Panthers!

C-Bucks rule!

Hey, Sam.

Been a long time.

Funny. I feel like I see you every day.

Come on. Let's go.

[monitors beeping]

Lords...

please don't take her life.

It was my mistake. Don't punish her for it.

It was an accident, Kara.

Nothing more.

Kacey?

Kacey, oh, my gods.

Honey.

Let them stretch their legs for a minute.

Yes, sir.

Let's go.

All right, everybody out.

Five minute rest break. Come on, move!

Everybody out! Give minute rest break.

Come on, let's go!

Come on, five minutes. Everyone out.

Let's go. Let's move.

Come on. Move, people!

Tell me something, Laura. Hmm?

Last year? Mmm?

You tried to steal the election, didn't you?

Yes, I did, Tom.

[laughs]

Oh.

I wish you'd gone through with it.

Me too.

We'll wait until nightfall

before we go back to the city.

There's a system of tunnels we've been using...

Shh! Did you hear that?

[Anders] Take cover!

Take cover!

[Sharon] Go!

You. Over here.

Run.

Run. Don't look back.

Go!

[Centurions approaching]

[people shouting]

[breathing hard]

[gunfire]

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