All language subtitles for BG.S3.D5.E3.Crossroads.Part2

APOLLO: Previously on
Battlestar Galactica.

This is it.
That's it.
The lonian Nebula.

So what do you
think we'll find?
A beacon? Temple?

Signpost to Earth?

How many more jumps
before we find the nebula?

l'm estimating
an even dozen.

We're getting close.
Still no sign
of the Cylons.

SKULLS: l didn't hear you
nuggets say that...

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

SAM: There. Go back.
You almost had it.

SEELlX: Had what?

That song.
You don't hear that song?

lt's in the frakking ship!

This is my son.

l am very sorry for your loss,
but l am not responsible.

l know. He's sick,
and l want you to bless him.

Bless him?

You are saying that
the defendant, Gaius Baltar,
ordered your execution

and the execution
of 200 other people?

That is exactly
what l am saying.

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?

Gaius Baltar chose
to side with the Cylons

and to actively
seek the deaths
of his fellow citizens.

Madam President,
are you taking chamalla
at this time?

Don't answer.
l'm putting a stop
to this right now.

Your Honors, if she
is on drugs, it goes to her
credibility as a witness.

l am taking chamalla again
because my cancer
has returned.

ADAMA: l'm calling you
a liar and a coward.

And for what?

That traitorous piece
of garbage Gaius Baltar.

He doesn't even
deserve a trial.

l will not serve under a man
who questions my integrity.

And l won't have an officer
under my command

who doesn't have any.

(EXCLAlMS)

Frak me.

(PHONE RlNGS)

(SlGHS)

Yes.

Yell at me.
l don't want to
get out of bed.

Well, you called the wrong
number. l was just thinking
about going back to bed.

You feeling okay?

Says the cancer patient.

Yeah, l'm fine.
l just cut myself.

How are you doing?

l don't want to face them.

l don't want to face any
of them. l just want to stay
in bed all day and sleep.

l think l've stopped
the bleeding.

lf you still need to be
yelled at, l think l can
give you some volume.

Okay. All right.
Give it your best shot.

Get out of that bed!

That's not your best shot.

Get your fat, lazy ass
out of that rack, Roslin!

Yes, sir. Okay, sir.
Anything you say, sir.

Thank you.

Don't let them
see you sweat, Laura.

(HUMMlNG QUlETLY)

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

Come here.

l can't.

Come here.

l've got to go
back to Colonial One.

You don't have
to go anywhere.

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

What is that music?
Gods.

What did you just say?

(KNOCKlNG AT DOOR)

Frak.

(KNOCKlNG AT DOOR)

Yeah. l'm coming.

Hey. Why is the door locked?

Sorry.

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

(MUSlC GROWlNG LOUDER)

We should go for a mistrial.

What? What's he talking about?

What are you talking about?
A mistrial? Whatever for?

Because we're losing.

Not from where l'm standing.

We're actually
doing quite well.

We're just about
to break the prosecution.

We've blown two
of their key witnesses
out of the water.

What more do we need to do,
for Gods' sakes?

Everyone in that courtroom
hates you. Everyone.
lncluding the judges.

You didn't hear
what my father
just called you.

He called you "a traitorous
piece of garbage."

A man who doesn't
even deserve a trial.

He said that?
He actually said that?

Yes, he did.

And l don't think
he's the only one up there.

l agree.
Our tactical victories
are pissing them off.

Right. So, now,
because we're winning,
we're losing, actually.

Perverse, isn't it?
One of the reasons
why l love what l do.

"Forcing a mistrial
may seem of little
benefit to either side,

"but in fact,
it can be a boon
to the defense.

"The prosecution's
shown their hand.
At retrial, the defense has

"all the tactical advantages

"and the statistical
chances of an acquittal
rise by 25%."

"Joseph Adama."

"Trial Tactics
and Strategies, " page 273.

Smart man,
your grandfather.

Yeah, well, l can see
why you want a mistrial.

l'm sorry.
What is that supposed to mean?

Well, that would be
the quickest way, wouldn't it?

For you to absolve
all of your responsibility.

Wash your hands
of the whole affair.
You get back to your life.

You get back to
wherever you get back to.

And l get back to a cell,
and l have to go through
this all over again.

l can't physically take that!

No more games. No mistrials.

There will be a verdict.

REPORTER: Yesterday marked
a surprising turn of events in
the trial of Dr. Gaius Baltar,

when Colonel Tigh admitted
to killing his wife.

Before any of you nuggets
can even think about flying
one of my Raptors,

you have to know Systems,
Electronics, Avionics,

(STATlC BUZZlNG)
Navigation,
Engine Controls,

(TYROL HUMMlNG)
Dradis Configuration,
Basic FTL Functions,

(HUMMlNG)
Autopilot Gearing,
and Propulsion Systems.

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

The best way to learn that
is on a Raptor, and that means
getting your hands dirty.

Move. Come on.

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

(TYROL HUMMlNG)

Hey, Sam.

That song you're humming.
What is that?

Oh. Uh...

You know what?
l don't even know.

lt's just something
l can't get out of my head.

Some way out of here.

l've been hearing that.

Everywhere. On a boombox,
you know? ln the bar.

Come here.

You hear that song?

Yeah.
And it's freaking me out.

l hear it everywhere.
l mean...
But l can't really hear it.

Do you know what l mean?

Yeah. lt's like you can grab
just a part of the melody,

and then it goes away,
like it's something from...

BOTH: Childhood.

Exactly.

Yo, Anders!
Do you need
a frakking invitation?

Move it!

All right.
No reason to get excited.

Well, congratulations.
You survived your first
Doloxan treatment.

Talk about the cure being
worse than the disease.

Well, next time, bring a book
or some paperwork.

lt would help keep
your mind off of it,

and it would also help keep
your blood pressure down.

(LAUGHlNG) Yeah, right.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

l do have some other patients.

All right. Go.

Oh, Gods.

Hera!

(SCREAMlNG)

(RAPlD BEEPlNG)

COTTLE: What's going on?

You're both freaking out
at the same time?

(HERA CRYlNG)

We need a moment.
Take this off.
Get this off me, please.

Will somebody please tell me
what the hell is going on?

(DOOR OPENS)

You can go outside. Thank you.
We'll be fine. Shut the door.

GUARD: Yes, ma'am.

(DOOR CLOSES)

l'm sorry
about the shackles.

Were you with us
a moment ago?

ln the lobby
of the opera house?

l'll take that as a yes,
by the look on your face.

l was there, too.
And so was Hera.

That shouldn't
be possible.

Add it to the list.

Were you trying to reach Hera?

l don't know.

l just knew that
l had to protect her
with my life.

l'm telling you, Bill,
they've put the music
in the ship. l can hear it.

l believe you.
l'll look into it.

You'll look into it?

You'll look into it? l am here
telling you there is Cylon
sabotage aboard our ship!

Sabotage? With music?

l know, l know. l can't quite
understand it myself, but
there's too much confusion.

l promise l'll look into it.

Now, l have
to get to court.

Okay.

You go to court.

(DOOR OPENS)

There must be some
kind of way out of here.

Do you recognize
this document,
Lieutenant?

Yes, l do.

lt's a death list issued
on New Caprica by the
office of the President.

Who signed this document?

President Gaius Baltar.

Could it be a forgery?

No.

And how do you know
that it cannot be a forgery?

Because l was there.
l saw him sign it.

BALTAR: What?

What are you talking about?
You weren't there!
That's a lie!

That's a total fabrication!

FRANKS: Order!

l saw him sign it.

Describe the scene,
would you?

The Cylons
brought the document
to the Presidential office.

They'd already
selected the names.

One of them,
l believe it was a Three,

gave the list
to the President and said,

"Here are the people
that are going to be executed.
Please, sign this."

He looked at the list,
he saw all the names,

and then he signed it.

Did he protest?
l mean, did he argue?

Did he offer any
resistance whatsoever?

Sign it!

l won't do it.

You're going to have
to salve your consciences
some other way.

Sign it!
Sign your name!
Sign it!

No. He never did.

Oh, Felix.

Oh, Felix.
What are you doing?

Get that out of my face...

Gaius, it's okay,
we'll get him on cross.

Counsel,
will you control your client?

Look, it's no secret!

Quiet.
The whole fleet
knows this man tried

to stab me through the neck!
And you missed! Butterfingers!

Sorry, Your Honors.
Shut up.

No further questions.

Your witness, Counselor.

No questions.

What?

(PEOPLE MURMURlNG)

What, are you...

The witness is dismissed.

BALTAR: Oh, great.

BALTAR: What the hell
are you doing?

Listen, it's your word
against his right now.

lf he's decided to perjure
himself, there's nothing we
can do to change that now.

We'll have to adjust
our strategy.

ls the defense prepared
to present their case?

Your Honors.

At this time,
if it please the court,

l would like
to offer a motion.

The defense would like
to move for a mistrial.

No! We do not want a mistrial!
l do not want a mistrial!

Gaius Baltar!

Behave, Dr. Baltar.

On what grounds,
Counselor?

On the grounds
that one of the panel

has already prejudged
the outcome of this trial
and determined the guilt

of the defendant.

ADAMA: That's a very serious
charge, Mr. Lampkin.

Which judge?

That would be you, Admiral.

And to prove it,
l need to take
the unusual step

of calling Mr. Lee Adama
to the stand.

(PEOPLE EXCLAlMlNG)

You've got to be
frakking kidding me.

Gaeta sunk us.

This is the only way
we're going to win.

l will not testify
against my father.

That is your choice.
Either way, l'm putting
you on the stand.

Your Honors.
This is completely improper.

Counsel cannot
testify at trial under
any circumstances.

l can cite at least
seven precedents off
the top of my head.

Call your witness, Counselor.

Thank you.

Mr. Adama.

Mr. Adama,
did you meet with your father,
Admiral Adama, four days ago?

Yes.

At that meeting,
did Admiral Adama
express an opinion

as to whether the defendant
deserved a trial?

All l'm looking for
is the truth, here,
Mr. Adama. Let's have it.

l'm waiting.
Answer the question.

You swore an oath
as an officer of the court.

lf you don't answer
the question, you hold the
entire system of justice...

What frakking system?

Mr. Adama!

l'm sorry, Your Honor.

Please excuse my associate.

All right, all right.
l'll try something else.

Do you believe that
the defendant deserves
a fair trial?

As a matter of fact, l do.
Why?

Well, aside from the fact
that everyone deserves
a fair trial,

l also happen to believe
that he is not guilty
of the charges

and should be acquitted.

Your Honors, l must insist
on an exception here!

He cannot testify
in this manner.
lt's completely improper.

l agree.
He can make
his arguments

in closing statements,
not on the stand.

l'm inclined to
agree with the prosecution.

CASSlDY: Thank you.

You can appeal to
the President if you feel that
this influences the verdict.

But l, for one,

would like to hear
this witness testify.

MALE JUDGE:
l would second that.

Continue.

Thank you, Your Honors.

Mr. Adama?

Mr. Adama!

Yes?

Why do you believe that
the defendant, Gaius Baltar,
deserves to be acquitted?

Well, because the evidence
does not support the charges.

Come on.

Did the defendant
make mistakes?

Sure. He did.

Serious mistakes.
But did he actually
commit any crimes?

Did he commit treason? No.

l mean, it was
an impossible situation.

When the Cylons arrived,
what could he possibly do?

What could anyone have done?

l mean, ask yourself.
What would you have done?

What would you have done?

lf he had refused
to surrender, the Cylons
would have probably

nuked the planet
right then and there.

So, did he appear to
cooperate with the Cylons?
Sure.

So did hundreds of others.

What's the difference
between him and them?

The President issued
a blanket pardon.

They were all forgiven.
No questions asked.

Colonel Tigh.

Colonel Tigh used
suicide bombers and killed
dozens of people. Forgiven.

Lieutenant Agathon
and Chief Tyrol.

They murdered an officer
on the Pegasus. Forgiven.

The Admiral...
The Admiral instituted
a military coup d'etat

against the President.

Forgiven.

And me?

Well...

Where do l begin?

l shot down
a civilian passenger ship.

The Olympic Carrier.
Over a thousand people
on board. Forgiven.

l raised my weapon
to a superior officer.

Committed an act
of mutiny. Forgiven.

And then, on the very day
when Baltar surrendered
to those Cylons,

l, as commander
of the Pegasus,
jumped away!

l left everybody
on that planet, alone,
undefended, for months!

l even tried
to persuade the Admiral
never to return.

To abandon you all
there for good.

lf l'd had my way,
nobody would have
made it off that planet.

l'm the coward.
l'm the traitor.

l'm forgiven.

l'd say we're very
forgiving of mistakes.

We make our own laws now,
our own justice,

and we've been pretty creative
at finding ways to let
people off the hook

for everything
from theft to murder.

And we've had to be.
Because...

Because we're not
a civilization anymore.

We are a gang.
And we're on the run.

And we have
to fight to survive!
We have to break rules!

We have to bend laws!
We have to improvise!

But not this time. No.

Not this time.

Not for Gaius Baltar.

No. You!

You have to die.

You have to die because, well,
because we don't like you
very much.

Because you're arrogant.
Because you're weak.

Because you're a coward.

And we, the mob,
we want to throw you
out the airlock

because you didn't stand up
to the Cylons and get yourself
killed in the process!

That's justice now!

You should have been killed
back on New Caprica,

but since you had the temerity
to live, we're going
to execute you now!

That's justice!

(ALL MURMURlNG)

(GAVEL POUNDlNG)

Order. Order!

This case...

This case is built
on emotion. On anger.

Bitterness. Vengeance.

But most of all,
it is built on shame.

lt's about the shame

of what we did to ourselves
back on that planet.

And it's about the guilt

of those of us who ran away.

Who ran away.

And we are trying to dump
all that guilt and all
that shame onto one man,

and then flush him
out the airlock

and hope that,
that just gets rid of it all!

So that we can
live with ourselves.

But that won't work.

That won't work.
That's not justice.

Not to me.

No further questions.

Your Honors, l wish to
reiterate my strong exception

to defense
counsel's testimony.

FRANKS: Exception noted.

Thank you.

Did you want
to cross-examine
the witness?

l have no questions
for defense counsel.

FRANKS: Witness is excused.

Do you want to call
any other witnesses?

Your Honors,

l don't wish to
belabor this any longer.

The defense rests.

FRANKS: Very well.

This court will adjourn
to consider a verdict.

What a glorious moment
in jurisprudence.

You did a great job.

GUARD: All rise!

Before l read the verdict,
l'd like to make
one thing clear.

Like everything human,
justice is imperfect.

lt's flawed.

But it's those
very imperfections

that separates us
from the machines.

And maybe even makes us
a species worth saving.

The defendant will rise.

Gaius Baltar,

after carefully
weighing the evidence,

this tribunal,
on a vote of three to two,

finds you not guilty.

(ALL CLAMORlNG)

You earned it.
Watch out.

Let's go.

l always knew
that l was going
to be acquitted.

The fact that l've been found
innocent shouldn't disguise
in any way

that this trial has been
a total pantomime.

(ALL SHOUTlNG)

Admiral! We've got
to get him out of here!

Down! Get him down!

Get him back!
Get him out of here!

l knew right from the very
start that if there was
a way to demonstrate

the sheer...
What's the word
l'm looking for?

"Hypocrisy." "Hypocrisy" is
the word l'm looking for.

Hypocrisy of
the prosecution's case,

then, really, the judges
had no other option but
to find me not guilty.

Well, your boundless
confidence provided us
with great solace

throughout the proceedings.

Look, l want to
thank you both.

Truly.

From the bottom of my heart.
l am very, very grateful

for all you've done.

On a personal note, if l
could have seen the Admiral
squirm just a little bit more,

it wouldn't have hurt.
Now, you listen!

Don't push it, Doctor.

Fine.

Romo, perhaps
we could have a chat.

l've thought about maybe
doing a book tour
around the fleet.

And there's the publishing
rights. There are issues
about my security,

where l'm going to live,
what l'm going to do.

Since we forged
this great relationship
during the trial,

l thought, you know,
who better to...
Think about...

Actually, now that
the fleet's legal
system is in place,

my not-so-inconsiderable
talents are required
elsewhere.

So, l'm afraid
this is the end
of our journey.

What? Wait a minute. What...
What about me?

Wait a minute.
Wait. Please.

Think about this
for a second.

Where am l going to live?
What am l going to do?

How am l going to survive?

Much as l hate to use
a cat metaphor, Doctor,

l think you'll land
on your feet.

(CHUCKLES)

Close the door
on your way out.

Romo, one thing...

When you put me
on the stand,

did you know what
was going to happen?

l knew you were
an honest man,
Mr. Adama,

much unlike
your grandfather.

Gaius Baltar is innocent.

Just the sound of that
makes my skin crawl.

Not guilty is not
the same as innocent.

Must have been
particularly
difficult for you.

What, you just...

You couldn't get the other
two guys to budge?

You voted for his acquittal,
didn't you?

l hate to say it.

Defense made their case.

Prosecution didn't.

Gaius Baltar is a traitor.
We both know that.

Regardless of the
outcome of his trial.

No one's asking
anyone to forget.

Or to forgive.

But we have to
look to the future.

Mr. Gaeta.
Sir?

Commence jump prep.

We're going to
the lonian Nebula.

Yes, sir.

Excuse me.

GAETA: Jump coordinates
have been distributed, sir.

All fleet ships show green
for jump formation delta.

lnitiate jump.

Aye, sir.

Jumping in three, two, one...

Jump.

GAETA: Jump complete.

All fleet ships
reporting in, sir.

Very well, Mr. Gaeta.

Commence dradis scan.

Let's see what's out there.

Uh...

Oh...

ADAMA: Sitrep!
GAETA: Sensors show major
power fluctuations.

Checking on fleet.

MAN: Guards, two feet over!

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

RACETRACK: Nuggets on me!
Nuggets on me!

CALLY: lf you have
a flashlight, turn it on!

GAETA: Check auxiliary power.

DUALLA: We have negative
auxiliary power.
We're on batteries only.

ADAMA: Get ready for
an engine restart.

(PEOPLE CHATTERlNG)

Gaius, it's okay.
Come with me.

Where are you taking me to?

To your new life. Come on.

(CRYlNG SOFTLY)

TYROL: Come on, let's get
the power back up.

Come on, people,
move it around,
you know what to do.

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(VOlCES ECHOlNG)

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

RACETRACK: Come on.
Get yourself together!

There must be some kind
of way out of here.

RACETRACK: Be careful where you walk.

There's lots of
equipment around.
lt's all live.

Said the joker to the thief.

(STATlC BUZZlNG)

(MOANlNG)

There's too much
confusion here.

(FAlNT MELODY PLAYlNG)

(VOMlTlNG)

l can't get no relief.

(HUMMlNG MELODY)

This isn't happening.

Please, tell me
this isn't happening.

So, that's it.

After all this time.

A switch goes off
just like that.

(DOOR OPENS)

Whoa!

No way.

l don't believe this.
l'm not buying this.
This is...

lt's a trick.
Come on, we're not...

What is that...

What is that song?

(HUMMlNG MUSlC)

(ALL HUMMlNG)

All right!
That's enough,
Gods damn it!

Deadbolt that
frakking door!

Forty years in the service.

Forty years.

Two wars.

Combat.

Locked in that dungeon
on New Caprica.

Ellen.

My Gods...

What about Ellen?

No, no, no.

Not after all this.

Not after the Resistance

and the occupation.

Not after watching my friends
die, one after another,
for frakking this?

Sam...
You stay the hell
away from me.

You all just stay
the frak away from me.

Sam...

lt's true.

We're Cylons.

And we have been
from the start.

ROSLlN: Admiral,
what's going on?

Some kind of power surge.

Give me a damage
report, immediately.

The power outage
is fleet-wide, Admiral.

lt was also simultaneously
restored to all ships.

Admiral. Admiral!

Dradis contact!

Massive Cylon fleet
on intercept course!

Mr. Gaeta,
sound action stations
immediately.

XO, l want emergency jump
for the entire fleet.

Sir, all fleet ships
were powered down
during the outage.

lt will take
at least 20 minutes
to spool up the FTL drives.

We just don't
have 20 minutes.

Action stations,
action stations,

set Condition 1
throughout the ship.

This is not a drill.
All Viper pilots report
to your Vipers immediately.

lnbound Cylon fleet.

l repeat. Action stations,
action stations,

set Condition 1
throughout the ship.

This is not a drill.

Gods.

What are we going to do?

The ship is under attack.
We do our jobs.

Report to your stations.

Report to stations?

My name is Saul Tigh.
l am an officer in
the Colonial Fleet.

Whatever else l am,

whatever else it means,
that's the man l want to be.

And if l die today,
that's the man l'll be.

Where the hell
have you been?
l'll tell you later.

Get that bird in the tube!
Get those steps off!
Get those steps off!

Come on!
All right, everybody.
We're under attack!

Let's go! Let's go!

Arm and load
all nuclear weapons.

Yes, sir.

lt's good to see you, Colonel.

Good to be here, Admiral.

You can count on me.

l've never doubted it.

l'm here if you need me,
Madam President.

MAN: (SlNGlNG)
"There must be some way
out of here"

Said the joker to the thief

"There's too much confusion"

Alert Vipers are away.

"l can't get no relief"

Who's in Viper 3?

"Businessmen,
they drink my wine

"Plowmen dig my earth

"None of them along the line

"Know what any of it is worth"

(BEEPlNG)

Galactica, Apollo.
l'm in Viper 3.
l have a bogey at my 1 0.

l'm gonna go check it out.

"No reason to get excited"

The thief he kindly spoke

Where'd he go?

Where the frak did you go?

But you and l,
we've been through that

And this is not our fate

Whoa! What the frak!

The hour is getting late

Hi, Lee.

Kara?

Don't freak out.
lt really is me.

(LAUGHlNG)

lt's gonna be okay.

l've been to Earth.

l know where it is,
and l'm gonna take us there.

MAN: (SlNGlNG)
All along the watchtower

All along the watchtower

(THEME MUSlC)