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<p>Andrea: ein Anfang</p> <hr /> <div>Hier kannst du eine hierarchische Übersicht der Kategorien von '''Battlestar Wiki''' sehen. Artikel sollten immer in die [[:Kategorie:A bis Z]] einsontiert werden und zusätzlich (wenn möglich) in eine Unterkategorie der [[Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie|!Hauptkategorie]] einsortiert werden.<br /> <br /> : ''Stand 28. Dezember 2006''<br /> <br /> ==Übersicht==<br /> <br /> * [[:Kategorie:A bis Z]] (Für alle Artikel)<br /> <br /> * [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki]] (Für alle Artikel, die sich mit diesem Wiki beschäftigen)<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Aufgaben]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Projekt]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Richtlinien]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Vorlagen]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Begriffsklärung]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Infobox]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Wikipedians]]<br /> <br /> * [[:Kategorie:Filme, Serien und Merchandise]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:Episodenführer]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Episodenführer (RDM)]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Episodenführer (TOS)]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:RDM]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Charaktere (RDM)]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Episodenführer (RDM)]]<br /> ** [[:Kategorie:TOS]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Charaktere (TOS)]]<br /> *** [[:Kategorie:Episodenführer (TOS)]]<br /> <br /> * [[:Kategorie:Portale]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie&diff=7110 2006-12-29T16:39:47Z

<p>Andrea: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Diese Kategorie ist die Mutter aller Kategorien.'''<br /> <br /> Hier stehen Sachgebiete, die nicht Unterkategorien von anderen Hauptkategorien sind.<br /> <br /> :''Für Erweiterungen nehmt bitte an der [[Battlestar_Wiki:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzung#Kategorien_ordnen|Diskussion]] teil!''<br /> <br /> :''Siehe auch [[Battlestar Wiki:Kategorie Hierarchie]].''</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Vorlage:L%C3%B6schen&diff=7108 2006-12-29T16:33:35Z

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Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Pegasus_(Episode)&diff=7107 2006-12-29T16:30:19Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =caingalact.jpg<br /> | Title=Pegasus<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=10<br /> | Guests=[[Michelle Forbes]]&lt;br&gt;als Admiral [[Helena Cain|Cain]]<br /> | Writer=[[IMDB:nm1093194|Anne Cofell Saunders]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=2.10<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=23. September 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=49,605<br /> | Prev=[[Die Hoffnung lebt]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Auferstehung, Teil I]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''[[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]] happily discovers that the [[Mercury class battlestar|battlestar]] ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' has survived the destruction of the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Colonies]], only to have [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]] take command of ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' and enforce her own hardcore military doctrine on the Fleet.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> *''Pegasus'', a [[Mercury class battlestar]], has joined the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. She survived the attack by [[blind-jump]]ing as the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] attacked the [[Scorpion Fleet Shipyards]].<br /> * A large Cylon fleet of two [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]]s, approximately one dozen support ships and an [[Unknown Cylon Ship]] have been trailing the Fleet. ''Pegasus'' detected this fleet, which turn led them to find ''Galactica''.<br /> *''Pegasus'' discovered this Cylon Fleet and has been carrying out hit-and-run attacks against the Cylons. At first the Cylon fleet's course seemed to be random, until Cain realized they were going to systems with natural resources.<br /> * After looking over ''Galactica's'' logs, Cain surmises that the Cylon fleet was following ''Galactica'' (which itself was Jumping to systems with natural resources for the Fleet). <br /> * Upon assuming command of the Fleet, Cain moves crew members around, citing discipline concerns, transferring [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] to ''Pegasus''.<br /> * President [[Laura Roslin]] has concerns about why Cain ignores her requests to talk and, more importantly, why ''Pegasus'' is only resupplying ''Galactica's'' military stores and ignoring the Fleet's needs.<br /> * Tyrol welcomes his counterpart from ''Pegasus''. [[Peter Laird]] is a civilian aeronautical engineer-turned Deck Chief who designed the [[DDG-62|old engines]] in the [[Blackbird]]. Laird is both appalled and impressed by Tyrol's new stealth fighter.<br /> * Captain Adama is essentially busted down to [[Raptor]] pilot in a recon mission to the Cylon fleet. He shows his defiant side by asking Starbuck (who is pulled off the recon mission herself for insubordination) to commandeer the [[Blackbird]] for better recon photos of the Cylon fleet, all without being noticed by Colonial ''or'' Cylon forces.<br /> * [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] discover that [[Gina]], the Cylon prisoner aboard ''Pegasus'', was raped by the crew as a form of torture. They rush to ''Galactica'''s brig, where a ''Pegasus'' lieutenant, [[Alistair Thorne]], is about to rape the Caprica copy of [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]]. Tyrol throws Thorne against a bulkhead, accidentally killing him. The pair are arrested and taken to ''Pegasus''. [[image:pegasus02.jpg|left|thumb|Battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]''.]]<br /> *Commander Adama is angered at Admiral Cain's convening of courts-martial for the men on ''Pegasus'', not ''Galactica'' where the offense occurred. Admiral Cain refuses to return the prisoners and balks at the thought of an independent tribunal to settle the dispute. Using Adama's logs against him once more, she notes that the [[Litmus|last time ''Galactica'' held a tribunal]], Commander Adama dissolved the tribunal when he &quot;didn't like the verdict.&quot; <br /> *Admiral Cain rapidly decides the verdict by herself hours later and orders Helo and Tyrol to be executed.<br /> *Upon discovering what Admiral Cain's hasty execution order, Commander Adama orders a Raptor to fly out with an armed [[Marine]] boarding party, and launches ''Galactica's'' Vipers against ''Pegasus'', demanding that Admiral Cain release [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]]. <br /> *Admiral Cain launches ''Pegasus''' Vipers against the incoming Vipers from ''Galactica''. They close in on each other as the episode ends.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> <br /> *Will Starbuck and her [[Blackbird]] stealth fighter play a role in the armed standoff between ''Pegasus'' and ''Galactica''? ([[Resurrection Ship, Part I|Answer]])<br /> *Where did the ''Pegasus'' crew get fresh fruit?<br /> **Dualla explains in &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot; that their ships have very effective refrigeration units to keep food fresh for long duration duty tours, etc.<br /> *In the absence of Apollo and Starbuck, who is leading ''Galactica's'' fighters against ''Pegasus''? [[George Birch]]? [[Simes]]?<br /> **Answer: [[Louanne Katraine]] ([[Resurrection Ship, Part I]]).<br /> *What is the function of the unknown Cylon ship? ([[Resurrection Ship|Answer]])<br /> *Roslin is commander-in-chief of the Colonial fleet. Could she be the one to order Cain to stand down by citing regulations to Roslin's benefit in the same way that Cain has done against Adama? Roslin could also order another member of ''Pegasus'' to assume command to enforce this. At the same time, Roslin's never been the type to use force, and may use other means to keep this event from turning into a bloodbath.<br /> **In the end, Roslin is able to mediate a state of truce between the commanders while they work to destroy the Cylon fleet. She does meet privately with Commander Adama to warn him that Cain is a threat in &quot;[[Resurrection Ship, Part I]].&quot;<br /> *Does the Blackbird have FTL? <br /> **Answer: Yes. We see the Blackbird jump in &quot;[[Resurrection Ship, Part I]]&quot;.<br /> * Are the Vipers going on the recon mission? If not, why is it a blow to Apollo's honor for him to be piloting a Raptor? And how are the Vipers supposed to get there if they have to jump to the moon?<br /> * How did Cain and her crew discover the existence of humanoid Cylon models?<br /> ** Their biggest hint was probably when Gina killed several crew members.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *[[Cally]]'s charged reaction to the drunken Pegasus crewmen ''bragging'' about raping Number Six/Gina repeatedly is probably due to herself being the survivor of an attempted rape, in &quot;[[Bastille Day]]&quot;. This disgust with the ''Pegasus'' crew's gang-rape of Gina is interesting in light of the fact that Cally had no compunctions about killing the ''Galactica'' copy of Valerii. Evidently she now acknowledges the Cylons' humanity in at least some measure. Perhaps she's felt a connection between this and her own assault on board ''[[Astral Queen]]'' by [[Mason]] in &quot;[[Bastille Day]]&quot;.<br /> **It's also possible that, since her fellow female deck crew also look disgusted and follow her out, women just don't appreciate talk about rape in general. RDM says something to this effect [[Podcast:Pegasus#Act 3|in the podcast]].<br /> *It is also interesting on a dramatic level how the portrayal of Cally's killing Galactica-Valerii in &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot; contrasts with the portrayal of the brutalized Gina and the attempted rape of Caprica-Valerii. It was less shocking to many to watch Boomer being shot to death than it was to watch Caprica-Valerii being pinned down over her bunk and almost raped—possibly because, while killing a Valerii copy is an understandable act of revenge, raping one would be a senseless act of cruelty.<br /> *Talking amongst themselves on Cylon-occupied Caprica, the Cylons mentioned in passing that there was a main Cylon fleet in &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot;.<br /> *In the [[Miniseries]], Adama first proposes that ''Galactica'' will go about independent of the rest of the fleet and fight the Cylons. Roslin persuades him to instead protect and lead the fleet on their escape from the colonies. The ''Pegasus'', in contrast, ''did'' travel about independently attacking the Cylons. The condition of the ''Pegasus'''s crew may be an indication of what would have happened to ''Galactica'' if she stood and fought.<br /> *In contrast to ''Galactica'''s nearly evenly gender-divided crew, the crew of the ''Pegasus'' seems predominantly male to a very high degree. Admiral Cain was the only female aboard ''Pegasus'' with a speaking role, with only a couple other females visible in the hallways or in the ''Pegasus'' ready room. This stands in notable contrast to Ron Moore's egalitarian vision of gender issues in the military, and appears to have been an intentional decision made during production. In addition, the dialogue of the drunken ''Pegasus'' crewmen suggests they've perhaps forgotten how to act around women— they either ignore or fail to understand Cally and Selix's disgust with their talk about gang-raping Gina. This may be a contributing factor to the behavior of the ''Pegasus'' crew—the relative paucity of women aboard ''Pegasus'' and the resulting sexual frustration could have led to the overly regimented, authoritarian, and brutal culture the crew developed, culminating in the senseless, repeated gang rape of the Cylon prisoner [[Gina]].<br /> *Not simply relying on her rank, Admiral Cain asserts her dominance in more subtle ways as soon as she sets foot on ''Galactica''. Despite the fact that she's bringing one ship to join dozens, she welcomes ''Galactica'' back to the Colonial Fleet, thus defining the Fleet as wherever she is. Later she tells Roslin 'You look like I just shot your dog' when she asserts her authority over Adama. Both of these acts give some show of being welcoming or friendly, but also claim her spot at the top of the food chain. <br /> **Although ''Pegasus'' is only one ship, it's only one of two battlestars in the fleet. Being a [[Mercury class battlestar]], it is also more advanced than ''Galactica'', which was scheduled to be decommissioned. As such, the older battlestar hasn't the resources that ''Pegasus'' does. Although Cain's statement obviously shows her enlarged ego, it rings true purely from the standpoint of military prowess.<br /> **Cain is also the higher ranking officer—with the rest of Colonial Fleet destroyed, command naturally fell to her, not Adama, despite her absence from the remainder of the fleet. So by military regulation her statement also rings true.<br /> *[[Peter Laird|Laird]], ''Pegasus' '' deck chief, refers to events since &quot;the war happened&quot;. Admiral Cain and her ''Pegasus'' crew seem to still consider fighting against the Cylons to be a war, while in the [[Miniseries]] Commander Adama admitted that &quot;the war is over, we lost&quot;.<br /> **Laird is still on ''Galactica'' during the period immediately leading up to the assault on Caprica-Valerii. As the deck chief of the ''Pegasus'' wouldn't his presence be required on his own ship or has he, like Apollo and Starbuck, been reassigned?<br /> ***According to [[Podcast:Pegasus#Act 3|the podcast]] in a scene deleted for time, Laird is reassigned as deck chief of ''Galactica'' over Tyrol. Of course, that raises the question of who is now performing deck chief duty on Pegasus.<br /> *Visual effects gaffe: When we cut to ''Galactica's'' exterior as Adama makes his way to the bridge, it is behind and slightly above and to the left of ''Pegasus''. When we see it again a few minutes later as it launches Vipers towards ''Galactica'', it's quite a distance away from the fleet, above it and facing its left side. Both ships may have just quickly moved into attack position while Adama was on the phone with Cain.<br /> *Thrace's criticism of Taylor's reconaissance plan - that the Cylons would never leave such an obvious blind spot unaccounted for - is the same criticism she made of Tigh's initial assault plan in [[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]].<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> * This episode has been nominated for the [[Awards and Honors|2006 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form]]<br /> *Population count is 49,605, a dramatic increase of 1,752 since the 47,853 count in &quot;[[Flight of the Phoenix]]&quot;, undoubtedly to account for the addition of Battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' and her crew to the Colonial fleet.<br /> **Cain notes that Pegasus lost 700 crew in the opening attack. Lieutenant [[Alistair Thorne|Thorne]] also tells [[Gaius Baltar|Dr. Baltar]] that Gina killed 7 of his men. Also, Colonel [[Jack Fisk]] tells Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] that Cain executed the previous XO for failure to attack a Cylon staging area. Thus we may speculate that at the time of the attack her crew totaled to 2,460, give or take a few.<br /> ***This number does not take into account any casualties that may have occurred because of the attack on the Cylon staging area, or any subsequent encounters with the Cylons. <br /> ***Given the relative ease that Cain had with removing disloyal officers -- according to Colonel Fisk, her XO had served with her for many years prior to his execution by Cain -- there may be additional officers she had swiftly court martialed (ref: Tyrol and Agathon) and executed as well. Given Cain's megalomaniac streak, it is also possible that some of the civilians she'd rescued from the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards may have met unfortunate &quot;mishaps&quot; as well. <br /> **This is substantially smaller than ''[[Galactica]]'''s crew, possibly explained by many of Cain's crew being on leave at the time of the attack. ''Galactica'', although soon to be decommissioned, was still fully operational. Also, Pegasus's systems are newer, and may be more automated.<br /> **Also, as [[Peter Laird|Laird]] indicates, many civilians were pressed into service. So the number of actual pre-Holocaust ''Pegasus'' crew members may be far less than indicated above.<br /> *[[Louanne Katraine|Kat]] flies wingman to [[Lee Adama|Apollo]] in the opening sequence of this episode, as the [[CAP]] scouts ''Pegasus''. Evidently she's been judged fit to resume flight status after negligently damaging a Viper due to overuse of [[Stims]] in &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot;.<br /> * As the episode ends, it's interesting to see that the bulk of ''[[Galactica]]'s'' Viper fleet consist of the Mark II's, while ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' had the Mark VII's. A classic picture of &quot;old vs. new&quot;.<br /> **While ''Pegasus'' seems to have entirely Viper Mk. VII's, they would presumably have had to removed most of the automated systems from them (to prevent Cylon virus infiltration). Doing this makes them more difficult to fly (''Galactica's'' few Mk. VII's are only used by the most capable pilots now). ''Pegasus' '' pilots might have more advanced fighters but they aren't as reliable now as the tried-and-true Mk. II's.<br /> * [[Helena Cain]] is the female version of [[Cain (TOS)|Cain]], who was portrayed by the late [[Lloyd Bridges]] in the original ''[[Battlestar Galactica (1978)|Battlestar Galactica]]''. <br /> * This episode is inspired by the two part episode, &quot;[[The Living Legend, Part I (TOS)|The Living Legend]]&quot;. <br /> * [[Ronald D. Moore]] also wrote another episode called [http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/The_Pegasus The Pegasus], in the seventh season of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.<br /> * During the premiere airing of this episode on the Sci-Fi Channel, when the episode came back from commercial at the start of Act 3 a &quot;Viewer Discretion Is Advised&quot; black and white message was inserted, warning of &quot;mature subject matter&quot; and content. The following final act of the episode shows drunken ''Pegasus'' crewmen bragging about raping the Cylon agent known as Gina, then the scene where Lt.Thorne attempts to rape Caprica-Sharon and Tyrol and Agathon intervene and fight the marine guards appears.<br /> * ''Pegasus'' crew wear a silver version of the colonial patch on their uniforms instead of the gold version used by ''Galactica'' and the colonial government.<br /> **Apollo and Starbuck do not switch to this version after their transfer to ''Pegasus'', in this or subsequent episodes.<br /> *Baltar makes an etiquette flub, referring to Admiral Cain as &quot;Commander&quot;; she promptly corrects him &quot;Admiral!&quot; and he appologizes. This might be a little in-joke that in the Original Series, Cain was a Commander, and did not outrank Adama.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> *'''Baltar''' (to Gina): The food is yours. It's not a trick. I'm not going to take it away at the last second. You know, I...um...I'm just gonna talk right now. I don't expect you to say anything. Back on Caprica, before the attack—and sometimes I forget there was a world before the attack—I knew someone…a woman, unlike any other woman I'd ever known. She was unique. Beautiful, clever, intensely sensual. When she wasn't in my bed, she was in my thoughts. She was a Cylon. And she changed my life in a very real, very fundamental way in that I have quite literally never stopped thinking about her, because I love her. To this very day, I love her. And she looks exactly like you. My name is Gaius Baltar, and I'm here to help you.<br /> <br /> * ''Cain and Adama are discussing Helo and Tyrol's court-martial over [[wireless]]''<br /> :'''Adama''': You told me they'd get a fair trial. What kind of a trial could they have possibly had?<br /> :'''Cain''': I assure you I heard them out. I weighed their statements against those of the guards and I took into consideration their service records and commendations. It was a difficult decision, Commander, but I dare say it was a fair one.<br /> :'''Adama''': They have the right to have their case heard by a jury.<br /> :'''Cain''': I am a flag officer on detached service during a time of war. Regulations give me broad authority in this matter.<br /> :'''Adama''' (to Tigh): Launch the fighters. (to Cain): You can quote me whatever regulation you'd like. I'm not going to let you execute my men.<br /> :'''Cain''': I highly suggest you reconsider that statement, Commander.<br /> :'''Fisk''': Admiral, ''Galactica'' is launching Vipers and a Raptor.<br /> :'''Cain''': Commander, why are you launching Vipers?<br /> :'''Adama''': Please arrange for Chief Tyrol and Lieutenant Agathon to be handed over to my marines as soon as they arrive. <br /> :'''Cain''': I don't take orders from you!<br /> :'''Adama''': Call it whatever you like. I'm getting my men.<br /> :'''Cain''': You are making such a mistake.<br /> :'''Adama''': I'm getting my men.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> *Ron D. Moore stated in his podcast that there were a number of scenes filmed for this episode that had to be deleted for time, but that he expects to be edited back into the episode for the DVD release. According to Moore, although most episode rough cuts run a little overtime and one or two scenes have to be edited out, &quot;Pegasus&quot; had more than a full extra Act worth of material left over. The full episode would have been an hour and 15 minutes long. Moore tried to put in more scenes to push it to 90 minutes, in which case Scifi Channel would air it as a 90 minute special (as they had done in the past for &quot;Stargate Sg-1&quot; on occasion), but ultimately not enough material could be included in &quot;Pegasus&quot; to make it 90 minutes long without detracting from story quality; they were left with an episode that was too short to be a 90 minute special, but also too long to include all filmed scenes in a one hour episode. Deleted scenes, which Moore says will be restored in the DVD released version (&quot;[[Pegasus (Extended Version)]]&quot;), include:<br /> **A scene when Adama, Tigh, and Roslin are heading to the flight deck to meet Admiral Cain when she first arrives on the ship, and while they're walking Adama and Tigh give Roslin a brief biography of Cain; who she is, that she was an up and coming officer promoted to Admiral over several other possible choices, etc.<br /> **An extension to Admiral Cain's meeting with Adama and Roslin in Adama's quarters, in which she explains that ''Pegasus'' survived Cylon computer virus infiltration through the [[Command Navigation Program]] because ''Pegasus'' was being overhauled at the shipyards, and most of her computers were disconnected.<br /> **An extension to the scene in Cain's quarters on ''Pegasus'' where Adama and Cain discuss how Pegasus is a [[Mercury-class]] battlestar, and the differences between this newer model and ''Galactica''. Cain also explains that she intentionally doesn't have any chairs there so her meetings with her staff will run faster.<br /> **A scene where Admiral Cain asks about ''Galactica's'' Cylon-prisoner, Caprica-Sharon, and goes to the brig to observe her.<br /> ***According to an interview with James Callis (Baltar) in issue #197 of TV Zone, &quot;There’s another cut scene where Cain is interviewing Sharon. She hardly says anything but she’s obviously furious that this Cylon has been treated so well. It sickens her, and that’s when Baltar realizes he’s dealing with a psycho.&quot;<br /> **According to an interview with James Callis (Baltar) in issue #197 of TV Zone, &quot;In one of [the deleted scenes], Six actually says to Baltar, ‘God, [Cain]’s a real tough nut, isn’t she, Gaius? She’s just your type. You like hard women, don’t you?’ Baltar says, ‘Yeah, I do.’&quot;<br /> *According to RDM's podcast, there was entire subplot alluded to in the episode which was in the original script, but which was excised before it was ever filmed due to time constraints. The fragment that remains is when Roslin complains to Adama that ''Pegasus'' is focusing on re-supplying the Fleet's military assets (re-arming ''Galactica'' and re-supplying ''Pegasus'' from stores in the civililan fleet) while ignoring the needs of the civilian fleet. The subplot would show how Roslin wanted ''Pegasus'' to provide machine parts for repairs to the civilian Fleet, and that after these are repeatedly ignored the civilian fleet ultimately goes &quot;on strike&quot; by refusing to give ''Pegasus'' more [[tylium]] fuel. It would also expand on Cain's refusal to acknowledge Roslin as the President (and therefore her superior as Commander-in-Chief).<br /> *Moore also stated in the podcast that an alternate version of the attempted rape scene with Boomer was also filmed in which the rape was actually underway when Tyrol and Helo intervened. Ultimately, the decision was made to use the version seen where Thorne is stopped just in time, before he is able to rape Boomer. This is an ''alternate'' scene and thus doesn't &quot;really&quot; happen and will ''not'' be re-edited into the Director's Cut.<br /> <br /> *Unfortunately, it has been [http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4712 confirmed] that the &quot;Season 2.0&quot; DVD box set of Battlestar Galactica (containing the first ten episodes of season two) will '''not''' contain the Director's Cut of &quot;Pegasus&quot;. Universal Home Video said that they could not ready the extended version of the episode in time for the DVD release. However, it ''will'' now be the first episode in the boxed set of &quot;Season 2.5&quot; (containing episodes 11 through 20 of season 2). So the next DVD set will have 11 episodes in it. The practical application of all of this is that fans have the opportunity to buy ''both'' versions (in his podcast, Moore said he liked the extended cut better because of the great character moments and drama, but that some might feel that the tight, rapid pace of the cut-down episode kept it more thrilling). This was not the case with Universal's previous release of a 90 minute &quot;Stargate SG-1&quot; episode, in which only one version was put into the DVD set. <br /> <br /> <br /> *In an [http://www.battlestargalactica.com/outside_docs/bg_outdoc0050.htm interview with BattlestarGalactica.com on December 28th, 2005] RDM was asked about controversy surrounding this episode:<br /> <br /> :&quot;Q: Walt Kelly's Pogo used the phrase &quot;the enemy is us&quot; as part of a 1970's anti-litter campaign, and recently David Eick has cited it as a theme in the longer Pegasus arc of the second season. Some of the show's vocal critics charge that this notion promotes a &quot;Blame America&quot; attitude or is a sort of stealth anti-Americanism. What is this concept supposed to convey as we head into the bottom half of the second season? <br /> <br /> :RDM: The reference is to the fact that human beings are often their own worst enemy. In the context of the show, it means that the real challenges to who and what these people are often comes not from bullets, but from within. I continue to be amazed at how easily one gets tagged with the moniker of &quot;anti-American&quot; these days by those on the right. It's almost... well, anti-American.&quot;<br /> <br /> * From [http://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/aaron_douglas_01.htm TheSciFiWorld.net's inverview] with [[Aaron Douglas]]:<br /> <br /> : '''Gilles Nuytens:''' I read some critics about the &quot;rape&quot; scene shown in the last episode aired, as you played in this scene, what's your opinion on it?<br /> : '''Aaron Douglas:''' BSG is a reflection of real life and these types of events go on everyday. Many people were upset by it but to me they need to realize that this is the world we live in. Does that mean they have or want to watch? Absolutely not but do not discount it as sensationalism. What we shot was so much more graphic than what was aired and I understand why they did not use it. In what aired the rape had not totally begun. It was suggestive. I thought it was a good scene and on point with the story and not added to draw in viewers. That suggestion is absurd. I know Ron Moore very well and he is not the kind of person or writer to add scenes purely for sensationalistic or ratings purposes. They have to be on point, truthfully reflect the situation and today's world and be relevant to the story or they are not there. It also amazes me that people have no problem with beatings, shootings, bombings, stabbings etc. but show a breast, a bottom, or a grope and they fly off the wall to condemn it.<br /> <br /> : This happens in all areas of film, television and theatre and it is ridiculous.<br /> <br /> * From [http://www.hollywoodnorthreport.com/article.php?Article=2674 Hollywood North Report: Battlestar Galactica Set Visit, Part II], article on filming the [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I|series finale]] and an interview with [[Mary McDonnell]]:<br /> <br /> : '''Robert Falconer:''' Speaking of bleak, you had some pretty strong feelings about how people reacted to that rape scene at the end of Pegasus, and the overall problem of how violence against women tends to be portrayed on television.<br /> <br /> : '''[[Mary McDonnell]]''': I have strong feelings about this as a woman; it’s a huge button for me, the issue of violence against women on television and how much of this stuff we’re going to pump out there before it becomes an accepted point of view that that’s what happens to women, and no-one takes responsibility and there’s no consequences.<br /> <br /> :But there’s a big difference between crystallizing it inside a genre that doesn’t do it very often; making it part of one story one week, and the mainstream, non-sci-fi television where we become used to seeing women being raped and killed and mutilated—and other horrible things. ''That’s'' the sad thing.<br /> <br /> :So for me, the fact that it was so upsetting to people when presented on ''Battlestar Galactica'' is a very good thing. It ''should'' be upsetting. It ''needs'' to be very, very upsetting. One ''should'' watch it and think, “I don’t want to see that!” We shouldn’t be using the fragility or vulnerability of the female body as a “technique” around which to build entertainment.<br /> <br /> :I believe if ''Galactica'' were doing that sort of thing all the time, then the show would have a problem. But the way it was portrayed enables people to dialogue and talk about these sorts of things. Fires should be lit. And we should hear. Then you know if you’re in the ballpark of something that is really relevant, or if you’re being exploitive. And I have a lot of respect for the people who got upset as well as the people who wrote it.<br /> <br /> * From [http://www.hollywoodnorthreport.com/article.php?Article=2363 Hollywood North Report: Battlestar Galactica Set Visit, Part I], which includes an interview with [[Edward James Olmos]]:<br /> <br /> : '''Robert Falconer''': By the end of “Pegasus,” Adama makes a decision with potentially sweeping consequences, but one that logically follows from everything that has happened to him up to that point. Is this a decision he will be able to live with as a military leader?<br /> <br /> : '''Edward James Olmos''': I think Adama’s decision to attack the ''Pegasus'' could be interpreted as strictly military in nature. You don’t leave anybody behind, and protecting your men is a fundamental tenet of any military leader. In fact, you could argue that he has no consideration for anyone OTHER than his military guys aboard the Pegasus—he’s not thinking about the fleet at that moment, he’s not even thinking about the future of either of those two battlestars, because they’re going to blast each other to bits, since he’s not going to give into Cain’s craziness.<br /> <br /> : '''Robert''': The rape scene toward the end of “Pegasus” has stirred up a lot of controversy in certain quarters. Ironically, there seems to be something of a disconnect here; people seem more willing to accept this in contemporary mainstream drama than they do in television science fiction, almost as if they’ve become conditioned to science fiction presenting a sanitized view of the future. Any thoughts on that?<br /> <br /> : '''Edward James Olmos''': Well for those who were particularly upset by the scene to which you refer, I pray to god they don’t watch because it’s only going to get worse. They should be warned right now: please turn off your television sets and do not watch this show because it’s only going to provide more insight into the complexities of what happens to human beings. I would say that the minority of people who were freaked out by the rape scene are likely to be jarred into unconsciousness. So I say to them: do not watch this program, it could be hazardous to your health.<br /> <br /> : For everyone else, hang on, ‘cause it’s gonna be a helluva ride…<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Michelle Forbes]] as Admiral [[Helena Cain]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0065320|Graham Beckel]] as Colonel [[Jack Fisk]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0701561|John Pyper-Ferguson]] as Captain [[Cole Taylor|Cole &quot;Stinger&quot; Taylor]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0817819|Sebastian Spence]] as [[Whiplash]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm0147661|Fulvio Cecere]] as Lt. [[Alistair Thorne]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0301925|Vincent Gale]] as Chief [[Peter Laird]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0217757|Derek Delost]] as Specialist [[Vireem]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0233304|Mike Dopud]] Specialist [[Gage]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0429693|Michael Jonsson]] Pegasus Guard #2<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/210/ &quot;Pegasus&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]]<br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Anne Cofell Saunders]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Michael Rymer]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Bearbeiten<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Leben_und_Sterben&diff=7106 2006-12-29T16:30:08Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Sharondeath.jpg<br /> | Title=Leben und Sterben<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=4<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[IMDB:nm0335791|Toni Graphia]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[IMDB:nm0471862|Allan Kroeker]]<br /> | Production=2.04<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=5. August 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47.861<br /> | Prev=[[Die Gesetze des Krieges]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Farm]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''Riots break out in [[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]] over Tigh's declaration of martial law, and a group of ''Galactica'' crewmembers led by [[Lee Adama]] smuggle [[Laura Roslin]] out of the brig and into [[Tom Zarek]]'s hands. Meanwhile, [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] fall in with a group of humans who survive on [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]] and started a resistance movement.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> === On ''Galactica'' ===<br /> <br /> *After returning to ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' (after being rescued from [[Kobol]] in the last episode, [[Galen Tyrol|Chief Tyrol]] is arrested and interrogated by [[Saul Tigh|Colonel Tigh]], who believes that Tyrol may be a [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]]. Although Tyrol states otherwise, Tigh believes that, because of the Chief's relationship with [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]], now a known Cylon agent, he can't be trusted. Tyrol is then put into the same brig as Valerii, and warns her to stay away.<br /> *[[Gaius Baltar]] is questioned by [[Cally]] on why no one will help Tyrol. Baltar lies by telling her that his [[Cylon detector]] was flawed, and that he will try to prove that Tyrol is innocent. Cally threatens to reveal what he did to [[Crashdown]] if he doesn't help her.<br /> *After arriving in [[CIC]], Baltar is questioned by Tigh on why the Cylon detector failed to screen out Valerii. Baltar makes up an convenient technical excuse that Tigh dismisses as so much [[technobabble]]. The acting commander orders Baltar to test Tyrol. When Baltar suggests he should assume the role of acting president if [[Laura Roslin]] is incompacitated, Tigh tells him he has no power under martial law.<br /> *Lt. [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] alerts Tigh to a number of ships in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] that refuse to supply ''Galactica'' with food, water, and [[tylium]], and also protest [[Laura Roslin]]'s incarceration.<br /> *On his way to the brig, [[Lee Adama]] meets [[Anastasia Dualla]] in the hall, who tells him that [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] is still sedated, and that there is a lot of protest and dissention within the Fleet. Dualla also tells young Adama that Tigh's alcohol problem is spinning out of control.<br /> *In his quarters, Tigh tries to figure out a way to get the needed supplies from the protesting ships. [[Ellen Tigh]] tells him that he needs to assert his authority by belittling him. This prompts Tigh to send a stern warning to the other ships, warning them to either resupply ''Galactica'' or face consequences.<br /> *In the brig, Captain Adama tells Roslin that she still holds significant influence on some members of the Fleet (as evidenced by her growing relationship with Corporal [[Venner]]), which prompts Roslin to state something bad is going to happen in the Fleet.<br /> *With the supply ships still refusing to supply ''Galactica'', Tigh orders squadrons of Colonial [[Marines]] to board the ships and take the supplies by any means necessary.<br /> *On the transport ship ''[[Gideon]]'', a group of Marines, led by Lt. [[Joe Palladino|Joe &quot;Hammerhead&quot; Palladino]], attempt to take food supplies off the ship. The civilians grow angrier and fight the troops. A noise that sounds like a gunshot is heard, and the marines fire on the crowd in response, killing 4 civilians.<br /> *Tigh realizes that he has made a bigger mess out of the supply problem. The riot prompts Roslin to realize that this action will splinter the Fleet, which will make them easy targets for the Cylons. Roslin tells Captain Adama that she needs to leave ''Galactica'' as soon as possible. Adama tells her he will come along and has also figured out a way to get off the ship.<br /> *Tigh tells his wife that he is not fit for command, and he knows that she was manipulating him into using strong-arm tactics to resupply ''Galactica''. Ellen tells her husband that if she didn't motivate him, he would never stop drinking, which prompts Ellen and Tigh to start fighting, but instead, they start making love.<br /> *In the brig, Boomer tells Tyrol that she still loves him, but Tyrol dismisses her. Baltar enters the room to test Tyrol to prove he is really human. When injected with a syringe, Tyrol goes into a state of shock from a toxin that Baltar uses. He tells Boomer that he covered up her true nature as a Cylon from the rest of the Fleet, and that if she wants to save Tyrol, she must reveal how many Cylon agents remain in [[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]]. Under duress, Valerii tells Baltar that there are eight other Cylons in the Fleet. Baltar revives Tyrol.<br /> *Captain Adama begins the escape plan, closing down a causeway on the ship for maintenance, securing a [[Raptor]] with which to leave the ship, and bringing Roslin from the brig to the shuttle bay, along with [[Elosha]]. When Roslin tells [[Billy Keikeya]] to board the ship, he tells her that he will be staying behind, because he does not want to be part of a civil war.<br /> *On the bridge, Tigh learns that Captain Adama and Roslin have escaped on a Raptor authorized to launch for use by Dr. [[Cottle]]. Dispite the chance to destroy the ship, Tigh holds the fire order on the Raptor, which escapes to ''[[Cloud Nine]]''.<br /> *Upon arriving on ''Cloud Nine'', Roslin learns that Captain Adama has enlisted the help of [[Tom Zarek]] to hide within the Fleet until they can muster enough support to overthrow ''Galactica''.<br /> *As Ellen complains to her husband for not firing on Captain Adama, Commander Adama arrives in the room, having recovered enough to walk and move again, and asks what's happened on the ship. Tigh tells Adama that he messed things up badly, and Adama tells Tigh that they will fix the problem together. Ellen Tigh, in the meanwhile, leaves the room on Adama's request, her hand grasping harshly at the door frame in apparent frustration in the change of events as she leaves.<br /> *Tyrol is released from his cell. Baltar tells him that Boomer will be sent to new, fortified cell for testing. As Boomer is led down the corridor, as she heckled and yelled at by crew members, Cally steps from in the crowd and shoots Valerii point-blank in the abdomen. As Cally is taken into custody, the dying Boomer tells Tyrol she loves him, and passes away.<br /> [[Image:Resistance-Anders_Starbuck.jpg|Starbuck and Anders playing a game of pyramid.|thumb]]<br /> <br /> === On Caprica ===<br /> <br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] are lost in the wilderness, and are subsequently shot at by a group of humans. It eventually leads to a standoff between the two groups, but Starbuck manages to convince the humans that they are not Cylons. When asked about their identities, Helo recognizes the group as members of a [[pyramid (RDM)|pyramid]] team called the [[Caprica Buccaneers]].<br /> *The pyramid team-turned-resistance fighters have been attacking the Cylons and stealing supplies from them for weeks. They escaped the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|Cylon attack]] as they were away for training in the remote mountains at the time.<br /> *The Buccaneers take Helo and Starbuck to an [[Delphi Union High School|abandoned high school]], where they stay for the night. Starbuck, intrigued, challenges the leader of the group, [[Samuel Anders|Anders]], to a game of pyramid.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *What will Commander Adama do to resolve the crisis now that he has regained consciousness? ([[Home, Part I|Answer 1]] and [[Home, Part II|Answer 2]].)<br /> *What will happen to President Roslin, now on the run? ([[Home, Part I|Answer 1]] and [[Home, Part II|Answer 2]].)<br /> *What will happen to Cally now that she has killed Boomer? ([[The Farm|Answer 1]] and [[Flight of the Phoenix|Answer 2]])<br /> *Could the fact that Cally shoots ''Galactica''-Boomer mean that Cally is a Cylon?<br /> *Could Boomer return to the show, to be reunited with Chief Tyrol, after having her consciousness transferred to another body? ([[Downloaded|Answer 1]] and [[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II|Answer 2]])<br /> *Chief Tyrol mentions that he once served aboard battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]''; will this be significant when the ''Pegasus'' is discovered by ''Galactica''? (When he gets in trouble, [[Pegasus (episode)|the answer appears to be &quot;no.&quot;]])<br /> *When was the survivor count updated to include the deaths of [[Tarn]] and [[Socinus]] on [[Kobol]]? Clearly not after the survivors were returned to ''Galactica'', or the decrement between this episode and the last would be 3, not 1. Did the decrement of 1 between &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; and &quot;[[Valley of Darkness]]&quot; refer to [[Tarn]]'s death, or to [[Flyboy]]'s before the opening credits?<br /> **Since the count must be omniscient in some sense, does it correspond to the whiteboard numbers seen on ''[[Colonial One]]'' throughout the first season, does it include survivors on [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]] and ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'', and does it exclude any remaining [[Cylon agent]] infiltrators within the fleet?<br /> ***Apparently the survivors on ''Pegasus'' were not included in the survivor count at this point because in &quot;[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]&quot; the survivor count increased by over 1,700 when ''Pegasus'' joined the Fleet. This would seem to indicate that survivors on Caprica, et al are not included; just those in the fleet led by ''Galactica''. <br /> *Eight ships in total refuse to resupply ''Galactica''. Tigh orders &quot;a Raptor and an armed marine boarding party for every ship refusing the resupply order.&quot; Gaeta explains that they are short on manpower, but says nothing about equipment shortages. A caption then identifies &quot;''Galactica'' Boarding Party Six&quot;. Is it possible that ''Galactica'' was able to deploy eight Raptors following the destruction of two in &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I]]&quot;, and the scrapping of an additional Raptor in &quot;[[Fragged]]&quot; (which in that episode was necessary to muster even two Raptors)? Were the boarding parties deployed sequentially, not simultaneously? If so, why would manpower shortage be a concern?<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> <br /> *Continuing from the events of last episode, &quot;[[Fragged]],&quot; Cally has indeed threatened Dr. Baltar with revealing that he [[Wikipedia:Frag (military)|fragged]] [[Crashdown]] in return for demanding that he help Chief Tyrol.<br /> *Baltar has a working [[Cylon detector]] ([[Flesh and Bone]]) and access to blood samples from every Colonial in the Fleet. It could well be that he already knows how many Cylon infiltrators are in the fleet, and was actually testing Boomer to see if she did, too. Before Cally shot her, he was intending to interrogate her further -- perhaps this was a trial run of the method he intended to use to extract vital information from her subconscious?<br /> **However, Baltar told Six that it would take around 60 years to test everyone in the Fleet because one person's complete test would take 11 hours; he doesn't know how many are in the fleet.<br /> ***It takes him less than two minutes to determine Boomer's true nature in &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]]&quot;. Whatever reason Baltar has for giving the 11 hour estimate clearly doesn't preclude him determining unambiguous positives in a more reasonable timeframe.<br /> ***It has been (approximately, see timeline issues below) 26 days since &quot;[[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]]&quot;, during which only one result was produced (for [[Ellen Tigh]]), minus the 3 days Baltar spent attending [[Quorum of Twelve|Quorum]] sessions and 2 days stranded on [[Kobol]]. The remaining 20 day period would only be sufficient to produce an additional 43 results. Tigh's chagrin that &quot;no one's results are definitive&quot; may imply that a substantially greater number have been produced.<br /> **As of &quot;[[Home, Part I]]&quot;, this line of inquiry is somewhat moot. Baltar does not know the ''identity'' of the remaining Cylon infiltrators, and regrets not asking Boomer before her death.<br /> *[[Saul Tigh|Tigh]]'s authority on the ship appears to have grown more tenuous. Numerous officers and crew are now willing to actively assist in [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]]'s escape. [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]], Dr. [[Cottle]] and [[Lee Adama]] are all directly involved. [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] assists indirectly by denying knowledge of the unusual transmissions detected prior to the jail break even after asking Dualla about them earlier.<br /> *[[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]], who we learned to know as a very correct officer, lies to Col. Tigh when he asks for any unusual transmissions after President Roslin's escape.<br /> *When Tyrol is in Commander Adama's quarters, they're talking about Cally and Adama asks if Tyrol loves &quot;her&quot;, and Tyrol is confused before Adama indicates that he had switched subjects and was referring to ''Boomer''. This foreshadows the later romantic relationship (and marriage) between Tyrol and Cally.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *As of the opening credits, the fleet population is now 47,861, reflecting the death of [[Crashdown]] in &quot;[[Fragged]]&quot;.<br /> ** Does (or will) this count discriminate between humans and Cylons? Was Boomer ever removed from this count?<br /> *This episode gave no direct indication of its date. All the first season episodes identified the date during their Caprica segments, and the first three episodes of this season have taken place on the same day as &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]&quot;. There are a few possible indicators of time elapsed:<br /> **Tyrol is in a holding cell. He apparently hasn't been there for long, and his arm is still in a sling.<br /> **Baltar's numerous facial cuts and scrapes are still somewhat visible.<br /> **Apollo has been gone from the officer's card game long enough to be missed. His last game was on Day 50.<br /> **Apollo asks Dualla how his father is doing &quot;this morning&quot;, and Dualla's response implies that this is at least the second time he's asked her. His first opportunity to do so would have been on the morning of Day 52. [[Ronald D. Moore]]'s [[podcast]] says that this conversation has been a &quot;routine happening each day&quot;, i.e., more than twice. This puts this episode at Day 54 at least.<br /> **In the episode &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot;, we learn that Tigh was in command for &quot;over a week&quot;, which unfortunately tells little - the next episode, where Adama finally resumes command, takes place &quot;the next week&quot; after this one.<br /> * Boomer dies in this episode, shot by [[Cally]]. There is still the Valerii copy on Caprica, which will reappear in the next episode, and in later episodes be taken aboard ''Galactica'' ([[Home, Part II]]).<br /> **Boomer dies in a matter that mirrors what happened to [[Wikipedia:Lee Harvey Oswald|Lee Harvey Oswald]] (the assassin of U.S. President John F. Kennedy). Oswald himself is shot at point blank range by a man named [[Wikipedia:Jack Ruby|Jack Ruby]] while being transferred to another prison. According to an [http://www.spankwagon.net/audio/std/STD-2005-08-24.mp3 interview] with Aaron Douglas, the scene was intentionally meant to resemble the infamous video of Ruby shooting Oswald: before it was shot, all of the Marine and crew extras were shown the Ruby video, and instructed to copy the reactions of specific guards in the video to make the scene more closely resemble the assasination.<br /> *The shooting on the ''Gideon'' was inspired by the [[Wikipedia:Kent State shootings|Kent State Shootings]]. Some have also stated that it is somewhat similar to the [[Wikipedia:Boston Massacre|Boston Massacre]], which helped spark the [[Wikipedia:American Revolutionary War|American Revolutionary War]]. [[Ronald D. Moore]]'s podcast says that this scene was directly inspired by the Boston Massacre. A group of armed soldiers, not trained or equipped as riot police, are being pelted with objects (albeit non-lethal ones) by a hostile crowd and react with the training and equipment that they have when a threat is perceived.<br /> *If Boomer is to be believed, there are eight more Cylons hiding in the Fleet. It has already been established that there are only 12 Cylons models in existence, and four have already been revealed in the Fleet ([[Shelly Godfrey]], [[Leoben Conoy]], [[Aaron Doral]], and now [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer]]), so each of the as-yet-unknown models may have a representative copy hiding in the Fleet. (Three new Cylon infiltrators, one found on [[The Farm|Caprica]], and one [[D'anna Biers|female]] and [[Cavil|male]] has been identified to viewers since this episode.)<br /> **Boomer produced this number under extreme duress. It is possible that she simply fabricated it, or that Baltar was relying on &quot;God&quot; to produce it for her, as he himself did in &quot;[[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]].&quot;<br /> **Baltar asserted during the scene that Boomer had the information in her subconscious, so this may have been a way of producing it from extreme duress.<br /> ***It is intruiging to note that later in season 2 in the episode &quot;[[Downloaded]]&quot;, it will be revealed that &quot;Sharon Valerii&quot; is really &quot;Cylon model Number ''Eight''&quot;.<br /> *Commander Adama has regained consciousness.<br /> *There is a small resistance movement on Caprica comprising as of now 53 people, and [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] have joined up with them.<br /> *Chief [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]] has been serving on battlestars since he was 18. Other battlestars he has served on include the ''[[Columbia]]'', ''[[Atlantia]]'', and ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]''.<br /> **According to an interview on [http://www.spankwagon.net/audio/std/STD-2005-08-24.mp3 Subject2Discussion], actor Aaron Douglas (who plays Tyrol) said that a connection between this line, and the later arrival of Battlestar [[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]], never occurred to him until a fan asked him about it at a convention after the episode had aired. Douglas is unaware if the writers intended any further backstory behind this for Tyrol, or if they were just throwing out battlestar names.<br /> *First mention of the battlestar ''Pegasus'' in the Re-imagined Series.<br /> *First time that Chief Tyrol's first name, &quot;Galen&quot;, has been spoken on screen. Previously it was only known from an entry in Ron D. Moore's blog.<br /> *Baltar's Six considers the term &quot;[[toaster]]&quot; to be a &quot;racial epithet&quot;.<br /> *Apollo can pilot a Raptor. He brought a pilot along with in &quot;[[Fragged]].&quot;<br /> *Cadet &quot;[[Brendan Constanza|Hot Dog]]&quot; Constanza is now leading [[Combat Air Patrol]]s.<br /> *This episode introduces a conspiracy to free Laura Roslin from imprisonment. (see; [[Laura Roslin faction]])<br /> *One of ''Galactica's'' Raptors is aboard ''[[Cloud Nine]]''. It was all ''Galactica'' could do to muster two Raptors in &quot;[[Fragged]]&quot;, although they had four in operation earlier that day in [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]. Will ''Cloud Nine'' return the vehicle, and if not, will this further hamper ''Galactica's'' ability to deploy marines within the fleet?<br /> *[[Tylium]] is used to fuel the maneuvering thrusters on the [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] craft, as well as the FTL engines for the rest of the fleet.<br /> *The background music in the scene where Lee Adama says goodbye to his unconscious father is a faint echo of &quot;Wander my Friends&quot;, the victory music from &quot;[[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]]&quot;.<br /> *Dualla has indicated that she would prefer him to be in command, as opposed to the frequently inebriated Tigh. She also casts a friendlier-than-usual glance at Apollo's backside as he is escorted to the brig.<br /> *Col. Tigh derides Dr. Baltar for using &quot;[[Technobabble|technobabble]]&quot; pseudoscientific explanations frequently used on RDM's old ''&quot;[[Wikipedia:Star Trek: The Next Generation|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]&quot;'' series.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> * ''Baltar tries to explain the failure of his Cylon detector:''<br /> :'''Saul Tigh:''' What the hell's the matter with your Cylon detector, doctor? You gave the assassin a pass.<br /> :'''Gaius Baltar:''' Yes, but that was a beta test. A preliminary. Clearly I've perfected my methodology and she slipped through.<br /> :'''Saul Tigh:''' So what the hell are you telling me here, that we are back to square one? That no one's results are definitive?<br /> :'''Gaius Baltar:''' No, I am-<br /> :'''Saul Tigh:''' That we have no way of knowing who are the Cylons among us?<br /> :'''Gaius Baltar:''' -not saying that, since Valerii's test- since the assassin's test I've developed a new set of protocols which should eliminate any errors - anomalies - that popped up earlier. Look, if you let me test the chief's blood, I might be able to tell once and for all if-<br /> :'''Saul Tigh:''' No &quot;if&quot;! I want a definitive answer, no more of your weaselly [[technobabble]]. He's a Cylon or he's not. So get down there and do something right for a change.<br /> <br /> * ''In ''Galactica's'' brig, Tyrol is led into a cell with Sharon Valerii:''<br /> :'''Sharon Valerii:''' (crying) Chief? I thought you were on Kobol?<br /> :(Tyrol is shoved into the cell, and Sharon tries to hug him)<br /> :'''Chief Tyrol:''' Don't you talk to me. Don't come near me. Don't even touch me. If you do, I will kill you.<br /> <br /> * ''In one of ''Galactica's'' corridors:''<br /> :'''Cally:''' They locked the Chief up with Boomer. Tigh thinks he's a Cylon.<br /> :'''Gaius Baltar:''' I know. I'm going to see the Colonel now. If anyone's going to find a way to clear the Chief, or...<br /> :'''Cally:''' Or what? Throw him out the airlock like a piece of garbage? If Commander Adama were in charge, this would have never happened.<br /> :'''Gaius Baltar:''' Yes, but he's not in charge, is he?<br /> <br /> * ''Chief Tyrol has been wrongly accued of being a Cylon, and Cally pleads with Baltar for help:''<br /> :'''Cally:''' I've known the Chief for years. He's no Toaster! <br /> :'''Baltar:''' He was involved with Lieutenant Valerii, who most certainly is a Toaster. <br /> :'''Number Six:''' That word is racist! I don't like it! <br /> :'''Cally:''' Sure...he's shown some bad judgment getting involved with her. But that doesn't mean he's a Toaster. You've got to help him. <br /> :'''Number Six:''' Say something, Gaius. Tell her you won't have racial epithets used in your presence! <br /> <br /> * ''Mechanics are building a new brig cell to imprison suspected Cylons:''<br /> :'''Cally:''' They're putting the Chief in there, you know. <br /> :'''Jammer:''' I don't care if they put a giant parakeet in here. Colonel says build a cell, we build a cell. <br /> :'''Cally:''' This isn't right. He's one of us! <br /> :'''Jammer:''' No, he's one of them. He always was. We just never saw it. <br /> :'''Cally:''' No, he's innocent! She tricked him! <br /> :'''Jammer:''' Wow, such loyalty. Were you fracking him too? ''[Cally slams Jammer into a wall, then punches him in the face. Hard]'' You want to get pissed at someone, you get pissed at Boomer! She's the one who put the Chief in the cell here, not us! <br /> <br /> * ''After Lee Adama and President Roslin arrive on ''Cloud Nine'':''<br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' Well, we're home free for now.<br /> :'''Tom Zarek:''' (standing in the hangar bay) Good to see you, Madam President.<br /> :'''Laura Roslin:''' Captain Apollo, what is Mr. Zarek doing here?<br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' Once Tigh gets over his initial shock, he'll send troops out to search for us, and if we're going to make it, we have to keep on the move. I figured Mr. Zarek here is the only one in the fleet with enough shady friends around to hide us.<br /> :'''Tom Zarek:''' (to Laura) I love the way he puts that.<br /> :'''Laura Roslin:''' Well, Mr. Zarek, it would seem that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.<br /> :'''Tom Zarek:''' Call me Tom.<br /> <br /> * Galactica-''Sharon''&lt;nowiki&gt;'&lt;/nowiki&gt;s dying words:''<br /> :'''Sharon Valerii:''' I love you, Chief...<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> * '''[[Nicki Clyne]] comments on [[Cally]]'s motivations in shooting [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer]] from [http://scifibrain.ign.com/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=2384&amp;Itemid=0 Scifibrain's March 17, 2006 interview]:'''<br /> *# I think Boomer represented all the things that were wrong for her at that time, including her relationship with [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]]. So, I think she just saw Boomer as this symbol of what was wrong for her at the time. She couldn’t see any other way to deal with it.<br /> *# ''On whether or not Cally was guilty for killing [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer]]:'' That is a tough one, and I think about that a lot, because I don’t think it is right to kill anything. I don’t think it can ever be a positive feeling. At the time, she felt like there was no other way, and that was her only option, but I am sure upon reflection in the brig, or when she got back to work, that she saw how it affected Tyrol. That she, she shows a lot of wondering. There is actually a [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)|scene that got cut]] [in &quot;[[Flight of the Phoenix]]&quot;], but she finally approaches the Chief, when she is finally sick of him ignoring her, after she has gotten out of jail, she says, &quot;If I had a chance, I would do it all over again.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Lorena Gale]] as [[Elosha]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[Donnelly Rhodes]] as Dr. [[Cottle]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as [[Jammer]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1756208|Chris Shields]] as Corporal [[Venner]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Tamara Lashley]] as [[Sue-Shaun]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0346885|Jeremy Guilbaut]] as Lt. [[Joe Palladino|Joe &quot;Hammerhead&quot; Palladino]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1976541|Heather Doerksen]] as &quot;Marine With A Sandwich&quot;<br /> *Curtis Lee Hicks &quot;Marine Sergeant&quot;<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/204/ &quot;Resistance&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Toni Graphia]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Allan Kroeker]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Heimat,_Teil_II&diff=7105 2006-12-29T16:29:42Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Tomb_of_athena_lobby.jpg<br /> | Title=Heimat, Teil II<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=7<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[David Eick]] &amp; [[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[IMDB:nm0941276|Jeff Woolnough]]<br /> | Production=2.07<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=26. August 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47.855<br /> | Prev=[[Heimat, Teil I]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Reporterin]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''Adama leads a mission to Kobol to find President Roslin and her team of tomb-hunters, reconcile with his son, and reunite the divided fleet.''<br /> <br /> == Summary == <br /> * [[Laura Roslin]]'s scouting team makes its way through rain and cold towards the [[Gates of Hera]] and the [[Tomb of Athena]]. With the death of [[Elosha]], Roslin now has to interpret what information they have of the [[Sacred Scrolls]] by herself or using the help of the second copy of [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]].<br /> * Meanwhile, on ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'', Commander [[William Adama|Adama]] and others on the command staff pore over their topography data of [[Kobol]] to determine Roslin's whereabouts. Adama plans a [[Raptor]] expedition to Kobol, travelling himself to &quot;reach out&quot; to Roslin there and work to mend fences.<br /> * [[Meier]] and [[Tom Zarek]] continue to seek an opportunity to eliminate [[Lee Adama]] to gain a political advantage with Roslin and the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. Zarek warns Meier that any action against Captain Adama must not occur before the team finds the Tomb.<br /> * [[Gaius Baltar]] begins to strongly deny the existence of his virtual [[Number Six]]. Six turns the tables by reappearing in a more casually dressed manner and claiming that Baltar is, indeed, crazy. Six claims that Baltar doesn't really have a &quot;chip&quot; in his head implanted by the Cylons, and that she is actually part of his own subconscious &quot;[[frak]]king with (his) mind.&quot; She challenges him to visit [[sickbay]] for a brain scan to convince him of her &quot;revelation.&quot;<br /> * Adama brings along [[Galen Tyrol]] and [[Billy Keikeya]] aboard [[Racetrack]]'s Raptor to accompany him on his expedition. Adama feels Billy's presence will help his mission with Roslin. He relates that Roslin feels that Keikeya will become president himself one day.<br /> * [[Helo]]'s Valerii is happy to be &quot;back in the Fleet&quot;, although she herself was never physically there; she is sharing her memories of her dead [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|''Galactica'' counterpart]].<br /> * [[Kara Thrace]] relates information on the [[Caprica Resistance]] to Roslin, but Roslin states that her current thoughts are focused only on the location of the Tomb, cutting off Thrace's [[Scar|first attempt]] to fulfill her promise to [[Samuel Anders]].<br /> * Meier begins to solicit Sharon Valerii's help as a pawn to kill Lee Adama so as not to leave suspicion on himself or Zarek. He twists the story of the fate of her ''Galactica'' counterpart to upset her.<br /> * A brain scan performed by Dr. [[Cottle]] confirms for the agitated Baltar that there are no ''mechanical'' devices or abnormalities in his head. Cottle writes off Baltar as another hypochondriac.<br /> * Commander Adama's team finds Roslin's camp. The commander, his son and Thrace exchange warm hugs, and Commander Adama gives a sincere welcome to Roslin. Roslin is particularly happy to see Keikeya.<br /> * The mood of the reunion sours when Commander Adama sees the second Valerii. Upset, he attacks her and throws her to the ground, but stops his assault when the pressures of his recovery form anxiety that causes him chest pain. Valerii says, &quot;And you ask 'why?'&quot; (mysteriously answering Adama's question, &quot;Why?&quot; said over her ''Galactica'' counterpart's dead body).<br /> * Roslin and Commander Adama bury the hatchet in their first heart-to-heart conversation about themselves and the Fleet. When Roslin brings up the Caprican resistance and whether abandoning the Colonies was the best idea, Commander Adama cuts her off, stating that Roslin saved his life, and that of his son. If he did not take her advice, they would all be dead.<br /> * With Commander Adama in the group, Tom Zarek tells Meier to abandon their plans on Lee Adama, but Meier secretly continues the plan, giving Sharon Valerii one of his [[Stallion|civilian sidearms]] to shoot Lee Adama while he and another Zarek team member work to shoot Commander Adama.<br /> * Valerii relates her feelings to Helo on how the Fleet sees her and other Cylon agents: as machines, not people, with no rights. Realizing what Meier is trying to do (but not relaying the story to Helo), she tells Helo to trust her in what must be done next.<br /> * The team finds the Tomb of Athena. Immediately, Valerii raises her gun towards Commander Adama as Meier raises his gun to Lee Adama's head. But Valerii is feinting: She shoots Meier instead while Lee Adama kills another Meier conspirator that raised his gun at him. Valerii states to Commander Adama that, unlike &quot;[[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer]]&quot;, she is aware of who and what she is, and that she makes own decisions on her destiny. She surrenders her gun to Commander Adama as her first of [[Flight of the Phoenix|many]] overtures of good faith.<br /> * The [[Arrow of Apollo]] is not a key to the door of the Tomb; the expedition pushes the door open. Commander Adama leaves Zarek, Valerii, and Helo guarded by Tyrol outside while Roslin, the Adamas, Keikeya and Thrace enter the Tomb. Inside, they find [[Wikipedia:Sarchophagus|sarcophagi]], each bearing statues that represent the tribal symbols. One status, Sagittaron, is missing his arrow.<br /> * When the Arrow is placed on the Sagittaron statue, a hologram of sorts activates around the team, placing them on a grassy field surrounded by stone pillars with glowing representations of the ancient tribal symbols that would later form the symbols of the Colonies. They soon deduce that they are standing on a representation of [[Earth]] in a planetarium of sorts that shows the Zodiac: the constellations form a representation what the Thirteenth Tribe would see from the vantage of Earth's sky.<br /> * Lee Adama finds what they came for in the virtual sky above: The [[Wikipedia:Lagoon_Nebula|Lagoon Nebula]], a celestial point known to the Colonials as well, which now provides the Fleet both a destination and a direction to Earth, although Commmander Adama warns that the Nebula is very far away.<br /> * Back on ''Galactica'', Adama completes his reunification of the Fleet and fence-mending by leading a rousing ovation for the reinstated President Roslin at an assembly in the starboard [[Hangar Deck|hangar deck]], complete with cheers from the crowd.<br /> * Sharon Valerii is placed in the special brig designed for her counterpart. Helo visits her while Gaius Baltar watches with his virtual Number Six, who now returns in her usual form. She claims now that she is an &quot;angel of [[God]]&quot; with a mission to guide and protect Baltar &quot;until the end of the human race.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> * How did Adama and the others return from the map of Earth?<br /> **What exactly was the map of Earth? Were they in the same room in the Tomb of Athena, and a 3D hologram was projected around them? Could it have been &quot;all in their heads?&quot; If so, would it even be perceived by the Cylons if they tried to view it?<br /> ***In Ron D. Moore's blog on the official Scifi.com site, October 14, 2005 entry, Moore says that the map was &quot;probably a holographic projection of some sort&quot;. As for what was preventing the Cylons finding the map now that the Tomb was open, Moore said that they planned to have Cylon Centurions attack again at the Tomb, destroying the hologram projector, however it was decided not to do this because it didn't flow well dramatically. (This abortive attack sequence mirrors a similar event in the search for Earth on a tomb on Kobol in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|Original Series]] episode, &quot;[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]].&quot;)<br /> ****Presumably, the Colonials took the Arrow with them, and without it, the map won't turn on.<br /> **Did they retrieve the Arrow of Apollo? Is the map still active? If the Cylons find the map in working order and can use it, could they use the strength of their information networks to find Earth before the Colonials do?<br /> *Just who or what is the copy of Number Six that Dr. Baltar sees all the time? Is she truly some form of supernatural force (like Count [[Iblis]] in the Original Series)? Repeated medical scans showed no foreign objects in Baltar's mind.<br /> **For more on this issue, see the article, &quot;[[Cylon-Related Hallucinations]].&quot;<br /> *How was the virtual Six capable of moving the chair in the Cylon holding cell? The chair was seen in both positions in &quot;objective&quot; shots (i.e. shots not from Baltar's POV that didn't include Six.)<br /> ***This may be a simple continuity error or it might suggest that Six can selectively appear as a physical manifestation, as hinted at by the appearance of [[Shelly Godfrey]].<br /> ***Baltar could have simply hallucinated that she moved it.<br /> *Caprica-Valerii reminded Adama that he asked her ''Galactica'' counterpart's corpse &quot;why&quot; in [[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]. How did she know, without also knowing that Boomer had been killed? Or, was Boomer answering Adama's question of &quot;why&quot; from his attack: that humans have always abused Cylons as he had just done?<br /> **Along that line, in the previous scene with [[Karl Agathon|Helo]], Caprica-Valerii mentions how she was able to remember portions of her life (such as getting her wings), and not others (such as the assassination of [[William Adama]]). Is the communication between copies delayed or possibly selective, even in death?<br /> ***Caprica-Valerii elaborates on this more in &quot;[[Resurrection Ship, Part II]]&quot;, in which she is actually referring to Adama's question of &quot;Why are we as a species worthy of survival?&quot; asked in the [[Miniseries]]. The connation that she is referring to Adama's emotional question of &quot;Why?&quot; to Boomer's corpse in this same episode could just be the result of messy editing.<br /> *How can Adama use the Messier number M8 to refer to the Lagoon Nebula? The Messier catalog was created in 1774, on Earth. Possible answers:<br /> **Language and nomenclature in the show is allegorical: the Colonials speak English, Adama references the game of craps (&quot;gotta roll a hard six&quot;), many characters have Western, biblical, or mythological names.<br /> **Parallel development between Earth and the Twelve Colonies extends past attire, vehicles, medicine and government documents to include highly specific astronomical nomenclature.<br /> **The show is set in the distant future, and the inhabitants of Kobol are actually descendents of an Earth-based population, some of whom returned after a vaguely-alluded-to disaster.<br /> ***This is supported by otherwise difficult to explain terms such as the Battlestar ''[[Columbia]]'', which appears to be named for the 15th century Earth explorer [[Wikipedia:Christopher Columbus|Christopher Columbus]].<br /> ***The cultural influence is also supported by the setup of the map itself. Only someone who could have been on Earth originally could have properly plotted out the Zodiac constellations as seen from Earth. Unless, of course the map was created by the Lords of Kobol, whoever or whatever they were.<br /> *What are Tom Zarek's true motivations? We see in &quot;[[Home, Part I]]&quot; that he had a desire to become the next &quot;Fleet Commander&quot;, like [[William Adama]], and is willing to go along and eliminate anyone in his way, such as [[Lee Adama]]. Yet, during the foray on Kobol, he reverses his position and applauds [[Laura Roslin]] when she re-assumes the presidency.<br /> *Caprica-Valerii's claim that the Cylons know more about Colonial religion than the Colonials raises interesting questions. The Cylons had direct access to the Arrow of Apollo and had at least a token presence on Kobol. If all of them knew where the Tomb of Athena was as Valerii claims, why didn't they use this knowledge to locate Earth themselves?<br /> **As shown in the honey trap story arc with [[Helo]] in season 1, the Cylons are very intelligent, but intelligence does not beget wisdom in other human matters such as love. In this case, since the Cylons dismiss the Lords of Kobol although not necessarily the people and entities surrounding the religion, the Cylons may have viewed the Arrow as a reproduction, and not a genuine article.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *The map to Earth is believable and satisfying: no goofy special effects or flaming letters spelling out &quot;Go This Way,&quot; just basic astronomy. It gives the Colonials both a &quot;compass&quot; and &quot;landmarks&quot; to follow. <br /> <br /> *The compass is the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagoon_Nebula Lagoon Nebula], an actual nebula visible from both Earth and the Colonies. Assuming the Colonials' astronomical instruments are advanced enough to permit them to see the nebula from a greater distance than we can, the Lagoon Nebula gives them a general direction to head toward. They also know that Earth is within realistic traveling distance, and they know that Earth will be in a sphere centered on the Lagoon Nebula. The twelve star groupings that appeared on the Colonies' original flags are actual constellations, the twelve signs of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zodiac Zodiac] (Aquarius, Aries, Cancer, Capricorn, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Pisces, Sagittarius, Scorpio, Taurus and Virgo). These constellations will serve as landmarks: at the right planet, or within perhaps a few light-years of the nebula, these constellations will begin appear as they do on the Colonials' flags, assuming that they compensate for the natural drift of stars relative to Earth over time, as constellations are not static.<br /> <br /> *If each of the Twelve Tribes had an associated symbol that the Thirteenth Tribe identified in their constellations, did the Thirteenth Tribe have one of their own? There is a thirteenth constellation in the Zodiac, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ophiuchus Ophiuchus] the snake-bearer, which is not included in astrology. <br /> <br /> :Ophiuchus may, however, be included in Greek mythology, as it is speculated that the snake-bearer represents Asclepius, the healer. The story of Asclepius is that he learned the secrets of life and death while watching one snake cure another snake he had wounded. Zeus struck Asclepius down out of fear that, under his care, the human race could become immortal.<br /> <br /> *As the nebula and constellations in the map to Earth are recognizably ours, this would appear to indicate that the Tomb of Athena isn't a Cylon construct intended to lead the Colonials astray.<br /> <br /> *Despite the new data, it could take the Colonials years of searching within the vicinity of the Lagoon Nebula to find Earth.<br /> <br /> * This may be the first episode where Adama and the President call each other by their first names, and not formally: &quot;Bill&quot; and &quot;Laura.&quot; By the end of this episode, it appears that Adama realizes that, while Roslin did step over the line with her redirection of Starbuck, that there was a logical need to get information on Earth in any way possible. After his near-death experience, Adama seemed more resigned that they should all meet their doom or glory together rather than separate. Roslin reinforced the fleet's hope and gave it direction and purpose. Adama's rousing formal applause generation for Roslin at the end of the episode shows that Adama has firmly buried the hatchet between himself and the President.<br /> <br /> * Commander Adama's sense of humor is returning: first in his talk with Billy about Roslin's comments on his future of being president someday (&quot;Don't let it go to your head: [[Richard Adar|Adar]] was a moron.&quot;) and in his glib comment on how well their luck was going so far, as their Raptor's descent subjected them to several G-forces and pressed both of them firmly, visibly and uncomfortably against the bulkheads.<br /> <br /> * Helo is already experiencing repercussions regarding his relationship with Caprica-Boomer. First by Apollo, who voices his uneasiness about the pair to Starbuck and then later, indirectly, by Commander Adama himself who makes a point of leaving Helo outside the Tomb of Athena with Zarek, Boomer and Tyrol. Tyrol was given the order to guard them which indicates that the chief is the only one of the four left outside that Adama trusts.<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> *Population is 47,855, a loss of three since Part I. Two of these were seen on-screen in the last episode (Elosha and a [[Laura Roslin faction]] [[Wikipedia: Redshirt (character)|Redshirt]]). The other may have happened offscreen in the same ambush.<br /> ** At episode's end, the count is now 47,853, with the death of [[Meier]] and one of [[Tom Zarek]]'s lackeys. <br /> *The fleet has been reunited, and Commander Adama has restored Laura Roslin to the Presidency.<br /> *The Fleet now has a general idea of the direction they need to take to find Earth.<br /> *Helo still loves Caprica-Sharon, although he knows she's a Cylon. <br /> *Caprica-Valerii's hybrid child is a [[Hera|girl]]. She claims to just &quot;know&quot; this.<br /> *The child that Six claims she and Baltar will have ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]) is actually Caprica-Valerii's and Helo's biological daughter.<br /> *Caprica-Valerii does not &quot;remember&quot; shooting Commander Adama, and she was unaware that Boomer is killed by [[Cally]] (she thought she was just in the [[brig]]). This Sharon copy thinks of herself as a &quot;person&quot; and not simply &quot;a machine&quot;.<br /> *Caprica-Valerii possesses the memories of Boomer's two years aboard ''Galactica''. She &quot;remembers&quot; how exhilarating it was to get her wings and how it felt to be a member of the &quot;family&quot; that is ''Galactica's'' crew. She considers Chief [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]] a dear friend of sorts, even though she admits she herself has never actually met him. Caprica-Valerii herself acknowledges that it's weird that she has deep-seated memories of things she fully knows she's never actually done.<br /> *Caprica-Valerii apparently still believes that there is only &quot;one true God&quot; and that the Colonials &quot;worship false idols&quot;.<br /> *According to Starbuck's observations, the Cylons have a plan for Caprica; &quot;they're cleaning up the bodies, moving in the heavy machinery to repair the infrastructure...&quot;<br /> **Ron D. Moore has stated in interviews that this is actually a major plot point (as later witnessed in &quot;[[Downloaded]]&quot;). Also, while the Cylon [[Farms]] (the hybrid experiments) are logically ''a'' plan for the Twelve Colonies, RDM said that it is not their ''only'' plan. <br /> *Dr. Baltar has had a medical scan performed on his head, and it appears that there are no &quot;foreign objects&quot;, like a metallic computer chip containing a copy of Number Six's mind, within it. <br /> *Baltar has come to the realization that the copy of [[Number Six]] he sees cannot be just a hallucination, because she knows things his subconscious mind couldn't possibly know.<br /> *This episode probably begins a few hours after &quot;[[Home, Part I]],&quot; although it could conceivably begin immediately after it.<br /> *If the map displayed in the Tomb of Athena was from the perspective of an Earth-bound viewer, the Lagoon Nebula should have been in Sagittarius, not Scorpio.<br /> **This could be accounted for by drift through time. The map was made millennia ago, by now the angle of view could have changed significantly.<br /> *Since Lee and Cmdr. Adama both recognized the Lagoon Nebula, and the nebula appears the same as it does from Earth, the Colonies must be located on a line that passes through Sol and the Lagoon Nebula. This would place the Colonies - and Kobol - in the Cygnus Arm of the galaxy.<br /> *Between Sharon's Heavy Raider that's been returned to the Fleet in this episode and the Heavy Raider from &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; and &quot;[[Valley of Darkness]],&quot; the Fleet may have up to two captured Heavy Raiders by this point. However, the one that crashes into the starboard flight pod may have been too damaged to be salvageable.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> * ''On &quot;Earth&quot;:''<br /> *:&lt;b&gt;Cmdr. Adama:&lt;/b&gt; I thought we were in the Tomb of Athena.<br /> *:&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; I think that was just the lobby.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> In the podcast for this program, Moore and Eick commented on their attempt to have a more colorful turn of phrase in the dialogue on the Raptor from Chief Tyrol and Adama. Tyrol's original line, in his frustration on reading a map was, &quot;Topography's for pussies, anyway.&quot; Likewise, Adama's comment about President Adar to Bill was originally &quot;...Adar was a prick.&quot; Both lines were changed at the behest of the studio's standards and practices unit.<br /> <br /> * ''From [http://www.hollywoodnorthreport.com/article.php?Article=2363 Hollywood North Report's interview] with [[Edward James Olmos]]:''<br /> <br /> : '''Robert Falconer''': One watches the series with the sense that [[William Adama]] is either an Atheist, or a man who is very private about his religious beliefs, which is interesting considering he’s part of a society whose cultural iconography seems innately tied to its [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies|religion]]. Has the discovery of the [[Tomb of Athena]] changed his mind about the existence of [[Earth]], or his religious beliefs, if any?<br /> <br /> : '''Edward James Olmos''': To answer the first part of the question, I think the beliefs Adama held were spiritual, and that he believed in the spiritual nature of humankind, but he was never a religious person, per se. He studied religions, but it wasn’t his thing, which is part of why the whole idea of Earth merely seemed like mythology or folklore to him.<br /> <br /> : As to events altering him as an individual…a lot has changed there. The biggest change Adama went through spiritually and emotionally was his own death. And when you come back from a death experience, where you’re “clinically dead” and your body stops functioning and then all of a sudden you’re brought back, at that moment you’re gone from this understanding and reality…not just lingering there, but gone.<br /> <br /> : Now nobody really knows what happens during those moments, but that disembodiment, where you’re just looking at everything going on as though watching a movie, is a profoundly altering experience by all accounts. And I think that experience has changed Adama the most.<br /> <br /> : The second life-altering experience for him was the discovery of the Tomb of Athena. One moment he’s standing in the tomb, the next he’s standing “outside” on open land for reasons not fully understood at this point.<br /> <br /> : I think those have been the most startling moments for Adama – those and discovering first-hand the new strengths and powers of the Cylons. When [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Sharon (Boomer)]] – who I loved like a member of my own family – is lying in the morgue and I ask her, “Why?”…then later I discover the [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|other copy of Sharon]] on the surface of [[Kobol]] while I’m trying to reunite the family and [[The Fleet (RDM)|the fleet]], and she whispers in my ear, “And you ask me ‘why?’”…I realize the full implications of what we’re dealing with and I say to [[Lee Adama|Lee]] later, “They’re much stronger than we are.”<br /> <br /> : And so all these things cause everything to change for Adama.<br /> <br /> * ''[[Paul Campbell]] discusses antics during filming of the episode in an interview with [http://mediablvd.com/magazine/index.php?option=com_magazine&amp;func=show_article&amp;id=84 MediaBlvd]:''<br /> <br /> : '''MB/TSFW:''' We had some questions come in from people that read the message board, and one of them was from [[Aaron Douglas]]. (Editor’s note: The question was actually from an earlier interview with TheSciFiWorld.net). He said that we should ask you about the names that Paul and Aaron made up for the race horses that [[Mary McDonnell|Mary [McDonnell]]] took her husband to see.<br /> <br /> : '''Paul:''' I was thinking about that the other day. We had this ridiculous…Did he give you any names?<br /> <br /> : '''MB/TSFW:''' No, but he said you were all laughing so hard that you ruined take after take.<br /> <br /> : '''Paul:''' Absolutely, and once you get Mary on a roll, once you get her giggling, she will not stop. So we had a field day. We were shooting Home Pt. 2, and Mary was talking about taking her husband to the horse races and just randomly picking names. And we were talking about if you were just randomly picking names having no knowledge of the horses, what names you might choose. It would be like Lighting Steed, and Farts Dust, and choosing between the two. Or Beaten by A Nose, and A Nose for silly horse names. Three legged old man, and Guaranteed to Win. But for some reason it just struck us as incredibly silly, and we must have gone on for two or three hours, and we had hundreds of names. I think Mary laugher (sic) her way thru about 50% of those takes. &lt;ref&gt;http://mediablvd.com/magazine/index.php?option=com_magazine&amp;func=show_article&amp;id=84&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> * ''[[Jamie Bamber]] discusses [[Lee Adama]]'s relationship with [[William Adama|his father]] after their reunion on Kobol:''<br /> <br /> : Well, they barely see each other for the first half of the season. That serves to emphasis (sic) the pain invovled in the divergent paths the two men seem to be on. Lee stands over his father's comatose body on two occasions and each time feels a connection to his dad despite his apparent treacherous actions. His father's recovery he only experiences as a reported event while in exile [with [[Laura Roslin]]], and he seems doomed not to be able to put things right, and he is committed to denouncing his father's actions for the sake of democracy's cause. So when at the eventual meeting of the two men not a word is said about the past, it is so much more powerful. They now need each other on such a deep, family level that no past event can damage that. They have reached a point of acceptance of each other and each other's convictions, different as they may at times be. &lt;ref&gt;&quot;Inside Battlestar Galactica&quot;, &lt;u&gt;Sci-Fi Magazine&lt;/u&gt; February 2006: [http://bsgmedia.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10017/0008d708.jpg 53]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0001664|James Remar]] as [[Meier]]<br /> *[[Donnelly Rhodes]] as Dr. [[Cottle]]<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/207/ &quot;Home, Part II&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)|Home, Part II]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z|Home, Part II]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by David Eick]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Jeff Woolnough]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Heimat,_Teil_I&diff=7104 2006-12-29T16:29:13Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Home_pt1_debate.jpg<br /> | Title=Heimat, Teil I<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=6<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[David Eick]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[IMDB:nm0590790|Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]<br /> | Production=2.06<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=19. August 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47.858<br /> | Prev=[[Die Farm]]<br /> | Next=[[Heimat, Teil II]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''The refugee [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] splits into two factions: one led by [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] and [[Tom Zarek|Zarek]], the other by [[William Adama]]. However, [[Lee Adama|Apollo]] is less than enthusiastic to be working with Zarek.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> === On ''Galactica'' ===<br /> * With [[Lee Adama]] [[Wikipedia:AWOL|AWOL]], [[William Adama|Adama]] and [[Saul Tigh|Colonel Tigh]] are going over possible new [[CAG]]s. As Tigh reluctantly points out, none of them match the skills of Adama's son. <br /> * Unbeknownst to Tigh, Adama has already made his choice: Lieutenant [[George Birch]], now promoted to Captain. Adama had only called in Tigh, hoping that he and his XO were &quot;on the same page&quot;. During the whole discussion, he is crushing walnuts in his hands. During his speech to Birch, he states that everyone on ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' is family, including his sons. <br /> * Meanwhile, Adama has another problem; the [[Fleet News Service|press]]. He attempts to communicate to them about the segmentation in the Fleet. The attempt backfires, with questions from the press remaining unanswered.<br /> * In the compartment over, [[Gaius Baltar]] is looking into the corridor from the hatch's threshold. Now having the knowledge that there are eight [[Cylon agent]]s onboard, he is becoming increasing paranoid. Six attempts to soothe him, claiming that he does not share the other human's fate. She also goes on to say that humans are masters of self-destruction.<br /> * As the new CAG, Birch is enthusiastic and attempts to grow into his new role. One of his new duties is to lead combat exercises. In an asteroid field, [[Brendan Constanza|Hot Dog]] and [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]] are practicing attack runs on an asteroid.<br /> ** Hot Dog fires a missile at the primary target, only to wing it (and earn a scolding from Birch, who states that he knows Hot Dog can do better). <br /> ** A communications glitch during the target exercise causes both Hot Dog and Kat to think they are each cleared for their attack runs. Birch fails to resolve the confusion, and a tragedy almost occurs: Hot Dog releases another missile while Kat begins strafing the primary asteroid target. The missile causes the asteroid to splinter, the debris from it almost killing Kat. While her Viper is winged, Kat manages to make it out alive using some remarkable piloting skill. <br /> * Another incident occurs, when two vessels (a fuel tanker and a civilian ship) are attempting a straight-forward refuel op. Birch has been supervising the op, which has been running for four hours. Tigh firmly notes that while Birch is Adama's man, he is green and inexperienced. <br /> ** Adama orders the op be aborted, but not in time to prevent the ships from colliding. Fortunately, the resultant damage is non-critical.<br /> * Adama confides to [[Anastasia Dualla|Dee]] in his cabin about the shooting, his son and Roslin. Dee speaks her mind, saying that everyone is separated; parents and children, friends. After the emotional discussion, Adama attempts to dismiss her. She refuses, saying that it is time to heal the wounds. <br /> * As Adama walks through ''Galactica's'' empty corridors, he reflects. After, he returns to [[CIC]], where he orders for fresh intelligence data on [[Kobol]] be brought to his office. &quot;It's time to put the Fleet back together,&quot; he states, matter-of-factly.<br /> <br /> === On the ''[[Astral Queen]]'' ===<br /> <br /> * Members of the [[Quorum of Twelve]], [[Laura Roslin]], and [[Lee Adama]] argue over what their next move should be. Roslin attempts to persuade everyone to await [[Kara Thrace|Kara &quot;Starbuck&quot; Thrace]]'s return with the [[Arrow of Apollo]]. Roslin is steadfast in her belief that the Arrow will open the [[Tomb of Athena]], which holds the way to [[Earth]].<br /> * An unidentified ship approaches [[Laura Roslin faction|Roslin's fleet]]. Zarek and Meier prepare to have a nearby ship with missile batteries, the ''[[Adriatic]]'', attack the unidentified ship. President Roslin argues that they should wait; Meier argues that the unidentified vessel should be destroyed before leaving the weapons range of the nearby ship. <br /> * Just in time, Starbuck's voice is heard over the wireless hailing them from the unidentified ship. Starbuck's appropriated [[Heavy Raider|troop carrier]] is permitted to dock. <br /> * Apollo reunites with Starbuck, impulsively kissing her, to her surprise. Apollo is shocked to discover that Starbuck and Helo have brought [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|a second copy of Sharon Valerii]] back with them. He goes berserk, grabbing Valerii and shoving his pistol in her face. [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] approaches from behind, placing a gun against Apollo's head. <br /> * Roslin defuses the situation, with both men putting down their weapons. She then turns about and orders Valerii placed out of the airlock. Valerii is dragged off, but claims to know how to find the Tomb of Athena. Roslin spares her life, if only temporarily.<br /> * Apollo spends some time talking to Starbuck, trying to convince her to open up to him and assuring her he will be there for her. During this discussion he lets it slip that he loves her. Although he later insists he didn't say it, Starbuck teases him, playfully saying that there are &quot;no takebacks&quot; to what he said.<br /> * Zarek and Meier privately discuss Zarek's chance to command the new fleet to freedom. Meier realizes they need Roslin, but feel that Captain Adama is a problem to their power base. Meier twists a point of scripture said earlier by [[Elosha]] to their benefit: according to the scriptures, any return on Kobol will be purchased in blood. Meier insinuates that Lee Adama should be the one to pay the so-called price.<br /> <br /> === On [[Kobol]] ===<br /> <br /> * A contingent, including Meier, Zarek, Valerii, Agathon, Thrace, Elosha, Roslin and Lee Adama, land on Kobol. Elosha (reading from the scriptures) and Valerii (reciting scripture from memory) state that the path to the Tomb of Athena is along a stone ridge. <br /> [[Image:Home_pt1_mourning.jpg|thumb|300px|Roslin, et al. mourn the loss of Elosha on Kobol. (C. SciFi Channel)]]<br /> * While following the ridge, Elosha comments that it should be littered with gravestones. She finds one and examines it closely. Valerii senses danger, but it is already too late. Elosha steps on a trigger which releases two &quot;[[Wikipedia:Bouncing_betty|Bouncing Betty]]&quot;-type antipersonnel mines; the shrapnel from the exploding mines strikes her and alerts nearby [[Cylon Centurion]]s to their presence. Entrenched in a high position, the trio of Centurions attempts to wipe out the party. Helo takes out one, Thrace and Lee Adama take out another, and Valerii runs off, only to use a grenade launcher to take out the remaining Centurion. Valerii's angle of attack appears to point at Lee Adama, who chases her down as she retrieved the weapon. She drops the weapon at Adama's feet after the Centurion is destroyed, offering no resistance.<br /> * Elosha is found dead and Roslin tearfully retrieves the blood-covered book of scriptures from her.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> * As Lieutenant Valerii demonstrates, the Cylons have excellent knowledge of the Colonials' scriptures, sufficient to anticipate mining the path alongside the gravestones, for example. What other nasty surprises are in store for the party on Kobol? Will the Tomb of Athena which they expect to find even be the &quot;real&quot; tomb? ([[Home, Part II|Answer]])<br /> * Agathon is seemingly aghast at the treatment of this second Sharon Valerii upon boarding the ''Astral Queen''. What did [[Karl Agathon]] expect when a glorified poster child for humanity's genocidists falls into the hands of the survivors? Did he hope to hide that she was a Cylon -- or hope that they would be merciful?<br /> * Will Agathon be put up for charges for his attempted assault of Lee Adama? (Answer: No, but his protective instincts will get him into trouble [[Pegasus (episode)|later]].)<br /> * What &quot;fate&quot; is Baltar's internal Six referring to? How will Baltar be &quot;spared&quot;? <br /> * Given the press' reactionary ferocity regarding the martial law edict, has the press hounded Baltar regarding martial law and his now-powerless position as Vice President of the Colonies? If not, why?<br /> * Will Thrace eventually heal from her emotional trauma experienced in the Cylon breeding farm? How will she deal with it, particularly as a previous victim of child abuse? ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II|Answer: She is adamant '''not''' to become a victim again.]])<br /> * How will Thrace and Lee Adama pursue their relationship, now that Adama has admitted his feelings for her? ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II|Answer]])<br /> * What is the exact nature of Dee and William Adama's relationship? It seems more personal on an emotional level for both of them; leaving this question to be asked: What has Dee done to deserve this level of Adama's trust? <br /> * When will a rescue mission be mounted for the Caprican survivors? ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I|Answer]])<br /> * How will Zarek and Meier deal with dispatching Lee Adama? ([[Home, Part II|Answer]])<br /> * With Elosha dead, will there be another spiritual advisor filling that vacuum? ([[Cavil|Answer: Sort of.]])<br /> ** Since she dies on Kobol, is it true that her soul is bound for oblivion as the virtual Six insinuates will happen to humans who die on Kobol in &quot;[[Fragged]]?&quot;<br /> *Why does Tigh suggest [[Perry]] as a choice for new CAG? He was killed in the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid in &quot;[[The Hand of God]],&quot; and was a [[nugget]] besides. Is there another pilot of the same name?<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *The [[Arrow of Apollo]] looks rather ornate for a functional arrow. It may instead have once served as a symbol of religious or temporal authority, not unlike the [[Wikipedia:Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom|Britsh Crown Jewels]]. (Its function, [[Home, Part II|as it turns out]] is not a key to the tomb, ''per se''.)<br /> *The 9,500 Gemenons in the Roslin faction alone represent 20% of the fleet population. If the populations of the 12 colonies were represented equally throughout the fleet, they should each represent approximately 8.3% of the total population. As a result of this figure, we must make two assumptions:<br /> **Through accident or design, the Gemenon population of the fleet is substantially larger than the other colonies.<br /> **All, or nearly all of the Gemenon population has allied with the Roslin faction. This makes sense, given what Cpl. [[Venner]] has said about Gemenon fundamentalism, and Roslin's use of the &quot;religion card&quot;.<br /> *Of the remaining 8,500 souls belonging to the Roslin faction, 6,250 are from Caprica. If we assume that the non-Gemenon population of the Roslin faction represents an even cross-section of the fleet's population, Caprica represents 74% of the remaining 11 colonies.<br /> **Assuming all the Gemenon population left with the Roslin faction, and the Caprican portion of the Roslin faction is a representative sample, the fleet's demographics break down as follows:<br /> ***60% from Caprica<br /> ***19.9% from Gemenon<br /> ***20.1% from elsewhere<br /> ***This is not completely implausible, since both ''[[Galactica]]'' and ''[[Colonial One]]'' were likely serving the needs of the closest colony, Caprica, when the [[Cylon Attack]] occurred. Also the Commander of the [[Botanical Cruiser]] destroyed in the [[Miniseries]] mentioned that most of his passengers were from [[Picon]] and Gemenon. As the ship was enroute to Caprica this suggests that the point where the convoy has massed was near a route close to both Caprica and Gemenon, explaining the large size of the Gemenon population. On the other hand, it would make the [[Quorum of Twelve]] a rather poor representational system.<br /> ***Alternatively, there may be some factor which earned the allegiance of the a greater-than-average portion of the Caprica population. Roslin is presumably a native of Caprica herself.<br /> *A frequent question about &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot; was why didn't Baltar ask Boomer the ''names'' of the 8 Cylons left in the fleet, and it was suspected of being a plot hole. In this episode, Baltar is shown regretting not asking her the identity of the other 8 Cylons. Perhaps he only had enough time to ask her one question and still save Chief Tyrol's life, and he was planning on asking her more if &quot;that idiot hadn't killed her.&quot;<br /> *Birch is flying a [[Viper Mark VII]] in this episode, which was Apollo's preference prior to the damage he sustained during an atmospheric [[SAR]] in &quot;[[You Can't Go Home Again]].&quot; He, and his entire squadron, used [[Viper Mark II]]s in the [[Battle for the Tylium Asteroid]] (21 days later), although at least six Mark VIIs were deployed in &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; (36 days later). Perhaps it just took the better part of three weeks to rehabilitate the Mark VIIs.<br /> *Another hard to explain name appears in this episode. The name of the ship ''[[Adriatic]]'', obviously derived from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adriatic_Sea Adriatic Sea], is an arm of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_Sea Mediterranean Sea] that separates Italy from the Balkan peninsula on [[Earth]].<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *This episode apparently begins immediately after the events of &quot;[[The Farm]].&quot;<br /> *Population count is 47,858, a gain of one since &quot;[[The Farm]],&quot; probably to account for the return of Helo. This means that Starbuck was never written off as &quot;presumed dead&quot;, and if Sharon Valerii was ever included in the count before her outing as a Cylon, her copy isn't being added back after her defection.<br /> **With the death of Elosha and an unnamed escort on Kobol, the count at the episode end is now 47,856.<br /> *The 24 ships which joined the [[Laura Roslin faction]], while comprising somewhat less than a third of the fleet ([[The Farm]]), carried 18,000 survivors - over a third of the fleet's population.<br /> **Of these, 9,500 (more than half) were from Gemenon, and 6,250 were from Caprica.<br /> *Of the 24 ships, Saul Tigh gives a breakdown as follows:<br /> **12 transports<br /> **7 freighters<br /> **3 construction platforms<br /> **1 private cruiser<br /> **1 mining ship - the ''[[Monarch]]''.<br /> *One of the Roslin faction vessels, the ''[[Adriatic]],'' is equipped with ship-to-ship missiles.<br /> *The ''[[Striker]]'' is a ship that remains with ''[[Galactica]]'', damaged in a collision with an unnamed tanker.<br /> *[[Mueller (pilot)|Mueller]], one of ''Galactica's'' Viper pilots, completed a tour as a squadron XO, but Commander Adama views him as a malcontent.<br /> *Lee Adama had blonde hair as a child, like his [[Caroline Adama|mother]].<br /> *Baltar does not know the identities of the Cylons hidden in the fleet, and regrets not asking Boomer before Cally shot her.<br /> *Roslin misidentifies Helo as a Raptor pilot. In the miniseries, he was Boomer's [[ECO]].<br /> *According to Caprica-Valerii, she is not in constant, involuntary contact with whatever network the Cylons have access to. She claims: &quot;I'm not wired in. It doesn't work like that.&quot; This, and data from past episodes, suggest that the humanoid Cylons share a collective knowledgebase that they can occasionally tap into, but as confirmed in &quot;[[Downloaded]],&quot; do not share a collective ''consciousness'' (like the Borg of &quot;Star Trek&quot; fame).<br /> *This is the first of a two-part episode. This episode is officially titled &quot;Home, Part I.&quot;<br /> *Apollo and Starbuck finally kiss in this episode, albeit briefly. (A [[Scar|future tryst]] becomes more involved.)<br /> *Commander Adama crushing walnuts in his hand is reminiscent of the nervous habit of Captain Queeg in the classic film [http://www.filmsite.org/cain.html ''The '''Caine''' Mutiny'']. Captain Queeg would roll a pair of ball bearings in one hand during times of stress. Commander Adama's comments about loyalty and a ship being &quot;like a family&quot; also echo Captain Queeg.<br /> *The Cylons continue to operate troops on the surface of Kobol, but without orbital support from a basestar, or sufficient numbers to be more than a nuisance to the Colonials.<br /> *Roslin's fleet may have held onto the Heavy Raider that Starbuck, Helo, and Sharon returned in. If they did that makes for possibly the third captured Cylon spacecraft, after Starbuck's captured Raider in &quot;[[You Can't Go Home Again]]&quot; and the Heavy Raider that crashed into ''Galactica's'' starboard pod in &quot;[[Scattered]].&quot; (This is confirmed in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I]]:&quot; the FTL drive in this ship is adapted for use in a [[Raptor]] for the [[SAR]] to retrieve the [[Caprica Resistance]].)<br /> *This is the first of two (thus far) episodes without an appearance by Chief [[Galen Tyrol]], the second being &quot;[[Black Market]].&quot;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; There was an off-road bridge, over the [[Euclid River|Euclid river]]. I used to go there, when I was a boy. Watch the fish try and swim upstream. They were mesmerizing. I envied them, unaware as they were of the wider complexities, challenges of life.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Six:&lt;/b&gt; You're beginning to see human beings as we see them.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; What I am beginning to see are Cylon faces, everywhere I look. Sharon told me there were eight Cylons left in the fleet. Why didn't I ask her who they were? If that idiot hadn't shot her- and why is that when things go wrong, they go wrong so well?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Six:&lt;/b&gt; Gaius. You get yourself far, far too worked up about these things. They do have it easy, don't they?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; They? Why are you talking to me like I'm not one of them?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Six:&lt;/b&gt; In some ways you never were. You have a path. You will be spared their fate. For once, Gaius, you can stop manipulating the world and let destiny take its course. If there's one thing we know about human beings with certainty, they are masters of self destruction.<br /> <br /> :'''Lee Adama (to Starbuck):''' You've missed a few catastrophes while you were away.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements ==<br /> <br /> * ''[[Katee Sackhoff]] on Starbuck's inability to forge long-term relationships:''<br /> <br /> : Starbuck is comfortable with pain. Everything good has been taken away from her. She blames herself. So whenever something good happens, she doesn't believe it will last, so she sabotages it. She's very vulnerable toward love. She wants it so badly, but believes she isn't worthy of it. &quot;How could anyone love me? Me? [[Kara Thrace]]? The complete [[frak]]-up.&quot; You can't truly love someone until you love yourself. &lt;ref&gt;&quot;Inside Battlestar Galactica&quot;, &lt;u&gt;Sci-Fi Magazine&lt;/u&gt; February 2006: [http://bsgmedia.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10017/0008a1hf.jpg 50]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0001664|James Remar]] as [[Meier]]<br /> *[[Lorena Gale]] as [[Elosha]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0406896|Particia Idlette]] as [[Sarah Porter]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0829121|Malcolm Stewart]] as [[Marshall Bagott]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kate&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1534707|Ben Ayres]] as Lt. [[George Birch|George &quot;Catman&quot; Birch]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0789295|Linnea Sharples]] as Lt. [[Emmitt Jones|Emmitt &quot;Sweetness&quot; Jones]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1775193|Christina Schild]] as [[Playa Palacios]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] as [[Sekou Hamilton]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1152963|Raahul Singh]] as Kimmit<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/206/ &quot;Home, Part I&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by David Eick]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Sergio Mimica-Gezzan]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Fleisch_und_Blut&diff=7103 2006-12-29T16:29:01Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Flesh1.jpg<br /> | Title=Fleisch und Blut<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 1 (2004-05)|1]]<br /> | Episode=8<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Toni+Graphia Toni Graphia]<br /> | Story= <br /> | Director=[http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Brad+Turner Brad Turner]<br /> | Production=1.08<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=25. Februar 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=29. März 2006<br /> | DVD=28. März 2005 (UK)&lt;br&gt;20. September 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=<br /> | Prev=[[Unter Verdacht]]<br /> | Next=[[Ellen]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> Als eine Kopie von [[Leoben Conoy]] an Bord eines Zivilisten Schiffes festgenommen wird, gibt [[Laura Roslin]] den Befehl ihn zu befragen und [[Kara Thrace|Lt. Trace]] soll die Aufgabe ausführen. Es besteht die Möglichkeit, dass Conoy eine Bombe in der Flotte versteckt hat.<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==<br /> <br /> * [[Laura Roslin]] hat einen, von [[Chamalla]] ausgelösten Traum, in dem sie [[Leoben Conoy]] sieht. Si wird von [[Billy Keikeya|Billy]] geweckt, der ihr mitteilt, dass ein zylonischer Agent an Bord der &quot;[[Gemenon Traveler]]&quot; gefangen genommen wurde.<br /> * Es stellt sich heraus, dass der [[Zylon]] Leoben Conoy ist und während [[William Adama|Adama]] seine Zerstörung möchte, ordnet Roslin eine Vernehmung an.<br /> * [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] bekommt die Aufgabe die Befragung durchzuführen. Sie wird von Adama gewarnt, dass Conoy nicht getraut werden könne. Nicht das er lügen würde, aber er würde alles in Halb-Wahrheiten drehen, so dass Fiktion in der Wahrheit versteckt sein würde.<br /> &lt;!--<br /> == Summary == <br /> * They briefly discuss the [[Cylon Raider]] Starbuck is still working on ([[You Can’t Go Home Again]], [[Six Degrees of Separation]]), and Starbuck informs him good progress is being made: the avionics are now understood, and they are focusing on the [[FTL]] systems.<br /> * Later, [[Sharon Valerii]] visits the Raider for a second time (the first being in [[Six Degrees of Separation]]), and appears to comfort it by humming.<br /> * [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]] arrives, and she asks if her previous comments help. He confirms they did, and asks how she came up with the idea. She claims it’s because she’s a Cylon -- something Tyrol doesn’t find remotely funny.<br /> * Elsewhere, Thrace travels by Raptor to the ''Gemenon Traveler''. Once there, she observes Conoy, noting that he is sweating, before she enters the room in which he is being held, wanting to know what he is doing with his head on the table.<br /> * Conoy claims to have been praying. Their religious differences are immediately outlined as she refers to “gods”, he to “God”.<br /> * When he starts playing games with her over names, she tries to walk out – and Conoy reveals he knows who she is, which stops her. He then claims to have hidden a nuclear warhead somewhere in the fleet, which will go off in just under nine hours.<br /> * Shaken by the fact he knows her name, Starbuck reports the news on the bomb to Adama and Roslin. Adama orders [[Radiological Alarm|radiological]] searches to be made aboard all ships and tries to reassure Starbuck that Conoy could have learned her name from anywhere.<br /> * When she returns to the holding area, Conoy continues to question her about her beliefs, outlining the key difference between humans and their religion and Cylons. A meal arrives for Starbuck and she eats, allowing Conoy to finish what is left. <br /> * As he finishes the food, a systematic beating commences, Starbuck convinced that because he is programmed to act completely like a human, Conoy will be forced to react like a human, take the beating until the pain forces him to start talking.<br /> * As this starts, Boomer visits [[Gaius Baltar]] in his lab and demands he runs a test on her to determine whether or not she is human. Baltar is reluctant to do so, but [[Number Six|Six]] prompts him into doing it.<br /> * Conoy’s beating fails to get him to talk about the bomb, only to talk more about God. As the subject of water has formed a lot of his analogies, Starbuck opts to up the torture by using it, and sends the guards from the room.<br /> * When they are gone, Conoy demonstrates his supernatural strength, breaking the chains that bind his wrists and pins Thrace to the wall. He could kill her, but he doesn’t – he has something to tell her, soon. A surprise.<br /> * On ''Galactica'', Adama visits the cadaver of the Conoy he encountered at [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]), his rage almost causing him to beat the body with a telephone handset.<br /> * On the ''Traveler'', Starbuck commences sessions that involve holding Conoy’s head underwater for increasingly lengthy periods to try and get him to talk – convinced that he is too far from Cylon influence to transfer his consciousness to another body, should this one die.<br /> * Conoy talks – about Starbucks’s childhood and upbringing, demonstrating he somehow knows a lot about her. The duckings continue.<br /> * Baltar finishes a scan on a blood sample from Boomer – it confirms she is a Cylon. Terrified of what will happen if he tells her, he fakes the result to look human.<br /> * In her private quarters on ''[[Colonial One]]'', Roslin has another vision of Conoy, prompting her to order a shuttle to take her to the ''Gemenon Traveler''.<br /> * On the ''Traveler'', Starbuck halts the water torture and Conoy reveals his surprise to her: the humans will find [[Kobol]], and Kobol will lead them to [[Earth]]. What’s more, Starbuck’s specific role is to deliver his soul to God.<br /> * At that moment, Roslin arrives and puts a stop to the torture, as it has failed to reveal the location of the bomb.<br /> * When Conoy has been cleaned up and dried off, she tries to reason with him, and he confesses there is no bomb; grabbing her, he whispers that Adama is a Cylon.<br /> * Shocked by this, but her mind made up, Roslin has him ejected into space – fulfilling the sequence of events in her dream.<br /> * Later, on the ''Galactica'', Starbuck prays for Conoy’s soul, while Roslin meets with Adama, Conoy's words clearly having cast doubts deep in her mind.<br /> <br /> ===On Caprica=== <br /> * After sleeping with [[Karl Agathon|Helo]], [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Valerii]] meets with [[Aaron Doral|Doral]] and [[Number Six|Six]] and informs them of developments.<br /> * Doral informs her that a little love nest is being set-up nearby. Six adds that she must lead Helo to it and keep him there – or kill him.<br /> * Reacting to the instructions, Valerii returns to Helo – and goes on the run with him, leading him away from her Cylon colleagues.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *Is Conoy's comment to [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] concerning [[Kobol]] meant personally - that ''she'' will find Kobol - or at least recognise it for what it really is? ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I|Apparently not]])<br /> *How will Roslin react to Conoy's claim about Adama? She has already demonstrated a willingness to readily accept the worst about a person without proof (her reaction to [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar's]] situation in [[Six Degrees of Separation]]). ([[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down|Answer]])<br /> *Why is love so vital to the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]]? ([[The Farm|Answer]], plus Cylons believe that &quot;God is love&quot;)<br /> *Was [[Troy]] destroyed in an genuine accident, making it a convenient &quot;cover&quot; for the Cylons to create [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer's]] &quot;history&quot;, or were they responsible for the destruction of the colony? (A moot question since [[Cylon agent#Ron Moore elaborates on the twelve models|Sharon Valerii was never an actual human]])<br /> *Other than [[Silica Pathways]] and the substance discovered by Gaius Baltar in the cremation process of the genetic material of a [[Cylon agent]], are there any other major differences between them and humans? (Answer: They have super-strength, as shown in the Miniseries and this episode, [[Flight of the Phoenix|an ability to interface their bodies with electronic devices]], and [[Epiphanies|a different blood structure]])<br /> *Why does Roslin run towards [[Leoben Conoy|Leoben]] and away from the [[Marines]] in her dream? She already knows what he looks like from the press conference in [[Litmus]].<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *Do Leoben and the Cylons trully posses powers of prophesy?<br /> **As Adama points out, he could have just gained all of the information he gave from available sources, and made the logical prediction that ''Galactica'' would reach Kobol, as it was headed in that direction.<br /> ***Have the Cylons known of Kobol for some time?<br /> *Originally, many might have labeled ''Galactica''-Sharon the &quot;Good&quot; Sharon and Caprica-Sharon the &quot;Bad&quot; Sharon. However, acterss Grace Park has repeatedly said she never viewed one or the other as good or bad, and in this episode Caprica-Sharon switches from helping the Cylons, to actually aiding Helo and switching to the Colonials' side. Meanwhile, by the end of Season 1 ''Galactica''-Sharon becomes an increasingly darker character.<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> *This episode takes place within 24 hours of those portrayed in &quot;[[Six Degrees of Separation]]&quot;.<br /> *Doctor [[Cottle]] has apparently been successful in his quest for Chamalla – Roslin is now using it in her fight against cancer.<br /> *There are 47,954 survivors in the Fleet, presumably including ''Galactica’s'' crew, as the figure has fluctuated between 45,000 and 50,000 over the past few weeks in rounded figures. This represents a net loss of 18 since &quot;33&quot;, with doubtlessly uncertain census counts throughout the interim.<br /> *Laura Roslin may have precognition, and / or Cylons may be psychic.<br /> *Boomer believes her family were all killed – together with almost her entire past in a “tragedy” that destroyed the colony of Troy.<br /> *Baltar’s Cylon detector works. It takes &quot;a couple of minutes&quot; to process Boomer's sample.<br /> *Baltar now knows Boomer is a Cylon.<br /> *Leoben Conroy's execution via ejection from an airlock is relatively &quot;unspectacular&quot; compared to similar sequences in many Science Fiction films. Whether the decision not to show his death in a more gruesome fashion may owe as much to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standards_%26_Practices Broadcast Standards &amp; Practices] as it does to scientific accuracy, it is at least more in line with what is known about human physiology and hard vacuum.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> &lt;i&gt;Conoy to Starbuck, towards the end of his interrogation, just before Roslin's arrival&lt;/i&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;b&gt;Conoy:&lt;/b&gt; Each of us plays a role; each time a different role. Maybe the last time I was the interrogator and you were the prisoner. The players change, the story remains the same. And this time – this time – your role is to deliver my soul unto God. Do it for me. It’s your destiny. And mine. (PAUSE) And I told you I had a surprise for you. Are you ready? You are going to find [[Kobol]], birthplace of us all. Kobol will lead you to Earth. This is my gift to you, Kara.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> &lt;!-- Use bullets or standard paragraph form. Please use links to sources!!! --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- If you wish to create the source within the Battlestar Wiki, then do so! --&gt;<br /> &lt;!--<br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Callum Keith Rennie]] as [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Aaron Doral]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1775193|Christina Schild]] as [[Playa Kohn]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] as [[Sekou Hamilton]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0107023|Eric Breker]] as Gemenon Traveller Captain<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season01/108/ &quot;Flesh and Bone&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 1)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Toni Graphia]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Brad Turner]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> [[es:De Carne y Hueso]]<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Ellen&diff=7102 2006-12-29T16:28:50Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =bsg-1-09.jpg<br /> | Title=Ellen<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 1 (2004-05)|1]]<br /> | Episode=9<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=<br /> | Story= <br /> | Director=<br /> | Production=1.09<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=11. März 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=5. April 2006<br /> | DVD=28. März 2005 (UK)&lt;br&gt;20. September 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=<br /> | Prev=[[Fleisch und Blut]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Hand Gottes]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> : ''[[Saul Tigh|Colonel Tigh's]] world is turned upside down when [[Ellen Tigh|his wife]] arrives on ''[[Galactica]]'' -- but is she all she claims to be?''<br /> <br /> == Summary == <br /> * [[Laura Roslin]] comes aboard ''[[Galactica]]'' as [[William Adama|Adama]] receives a report that [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar’s]] [[Cylon detector]] is operational.<br /> * Unable to shake off [[Leoben Conoy|Conoy’s]] words to her ([[Flesh and Bone]]), she wants Adama to take the test first; he reluctantly agrees.<br /> * When a lone [[Cylon Raider]] shows up, [[Lee Adama]] is ordered to intercept, and [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] is stunned to learn Adama is off-ship.<br /> * The Raider is crippled, and a [[Raptor]] is dispatched to gather intel on it, particularly how its [[FTL]] drive operates.<br /> * Adama returns to ''Galactica'' on a [[Raptor]] with a further shock for Tigh: his wife, [[Ellen Tigh|Ellen]].<br /> * Roslin calls Baltar to check on the progress of Adama’s Cylon test – only to find Adama has cancelled so that a woman called “Ellen” can be tested. Roslin orders Baltar to restart Adama’s test immediately.<br /> * Roslin summons Tigh to ''[[Colonial One]]'', reveals her suspicions regarding Adama, and challenges a defensive Tigh over Adama’s behavior in leaving ''Galactica'' unannounced.<br /> * Tigh takes the wind out of Roslin’s sails when he states Adama was off-ship so he could collect Tigh’s missing wife.<br /> * After Tigh has left her office, Roslin calls Baltar and orders him to stop Adama’s test and resume Ellen’s.<br /> * Later, at a dinner in Adama’s quarters, Ellen behaves with a mixture of her old self – trying to play footsie with Lee Adama under the table, and trying to flirt with him over the table – and a strange curiosity concerning [[Earth]].<br /> * Adama deflects her probing by asking how it could be that she got aboard a ship, the ''[[Rising Star (RDM)|Rising Star]]'', without anyone having any knowledge of her or of treating her during her alleged 3 weeks of being unconscious.<br /> * Ellen simply shrugs off the questions in her apparently drunken state and breaks up the party with her “drunken” playing.<br /> * As she and her husband return to their quarters, they encounter Baltar, with whom she openly flirts, both annoying Tigh and raising [[Number Six|Six]]’s curiosity.<br /> * After Baltar has departed, Ellen deflects her husband’s anger at her behavior by claiming Adama wants her, then dragging Tigh after Baltar.<br /> * In Baltar’s lab, a row is brewing over the various tests that should have been carried out; things become more complicated when Tigh and his wife arrive, and the disagreements and suspicions become a three-way argument, which is broken up when Adama, Lee and Tigh are summoned to [[CIC]].<br /> * The Cylon Raider has stopped behaving oddly, and is on a collision course for ''Galactica''. [[Alert Fighters]] are dispatched at Tigh’s order, and the Raider is destroyed.<br /> * Later, back in Baltar’s lab, Ellen’s test results come through and are apparently green. Baltar, however simply states to Six that having everything turn up green makes life a lot easier.<br /> <br /> === On Caprica: ===<br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Valerii]] are trying to avoid the Cylons by running through the storm drains under a city.<br /> *Valerii has a plan -- she claims to have overheard the Cylons discussing a huge base at [[Delphi]], she believes they can steal a ship from there and get off the planet.<br /> *[[Aaron Doral|Doral]] and [[Number Six|Six]] are definitely affected by the fact that even though Valerii has run off, she is experiencing emotions they have never had -- as is Helo.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> *Is [[Ellen Tigh]] a [[Cylon agent|Cylon]]?<br /> *What is [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]] hoping to gain from keeping the test results secret?<br /> **Answer: The official season 1 companion book explains this more fully. Basically, Baltar does not know if the Cylons in the Fleet are capable of communicating with each other. That's why in &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]]&quot; he didn't call in the Marines to grab Sharon as soon as she left his lab; if he reveals one or two of the Cylons, while more are still at large, he is afraid that the others will then target him for assassination. More or less, Baltar's plan is to screen out as many people as he can to find all of the Cylons, and then reveal them in one fell swoop. Even if they don't possess a communications net they might just realize his Cylon detector works if one of their number like Boomer is revealed by the test; he wants them to think it doesn't really work. Alternatively, as it might take years to test the entire Fleet, Baltar would do what he will do later on in &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;; find one Cylon, then interrogate it to find out who the other Cylons are, etc. For the moment, he is biding his time.<br /> ** This does not, however, account for Six's apparent ignorance of whether or not Ellen is a Cylon. If her question on this to Baltar was not purely rhetorical, and if she does not know, what does this say about her nature? At the very least, it would indicate that she is not privy to all that Baltar does and knows. This has implications for her precise nature, what activates her appearances, and what happens when she is dormant.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *Could Ellen Tigh be a Cylon? ''See [[Cylon agent speculation#Ellen Tigh?|Cylon agent speculation]]''.<br /> *Continuing from the previous episode, Caprica-Sharon now seems to be honestly trying to lead Helo away from the Cylons and truly escape.<br /> *This is the first mention of the city of [[Delphi]] and Helo's hostile reaction to the news of its being used as a Cylon hub. Plausibly the emotional reaction is due to Delphi being a spiritual center for the Twelve Colonies.<br /> *The test apparently takes 11 hours to generate results (although Boomer’s result in “Flesh and Bone” was obtained in far less time than this – &quot;a couple of minutes&quot;, according to Baltar, and about 60 seconds of screen-time.) <br /> **Baltar claims in [[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]] that he allowed Boomer to believe she was human &quot;for [his] own purposes&quot;. Does he have the ability to determine other Cylon infiltrators in a much shorter timeframe than he chooses to admit in this episode? Perhaps he was just going through the math in his head - but then why the half-serious jokes about suicide as he contemplates the task?<br /> *Perhaps a &quot;positive&quot; result with a real Cylon takes much less time, but it takes 11 hours to be definitely sure someone isn't a Cylon.<br /> *Is it possible that the Cylon Raider is there to transmit instructions to other Cylons within the fleet? In [[Final Cut]], we see that they can receive messages from their agents.<br /> **In a deleted scene, they mention that they noticed a high-frequency burst which could have been a Cylon within the fleet sending out a signal, but they couldn't track which ship it came from.<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> *The script was originally called &quot;Secrets and Lies&quot;. However, &quot;'''Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down'''&quot; is the official title for the episode, according to [[Ronald D. Moore]].<br /> *It is 3 days since the events of &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]]&quot;.<br /> *There are now 47,905 survivors in the fleet, a loss of 49 since &quot;Flesh and Bone&quot;. Compared to other casualty figures in the first season, this is unusually high for a three-day period.<br /> **Are Boomer (tested last episode) and Baltar himself included in this figure?<br /> *Colonel Tigh's drinking problem became drastically worse because of his wife's infidelity and their divorce. <br /> *Billy’s relationship with Dualla is picking up, despite his attempts to pump her for information <br /> *Baltar apparently has no intention of being honest about the results of his Cylon tests.<br /> *''Galactica'' has a forward [[observation deck|observation lounge]] that has become a much sought-after trysting-place, with individuals and couples rotated through it at regular intervals.<br /> *The Cylons have established a major base at [[Delphi]], another major city on Caprica.<br /> *Helo curses the Cylons for choosing Delphi as their base.<br /> *The opera music that Baltar is listening to in his lab while talking to and getting intimate with Number Six is titled &quot;Battlestar Operatica&quot;, and was written and composed by [[Bear McCreary]]. It is sung in Italian, and directly relates to Baltar's situation. The lyrics translate: &quot;Woe upon your Cylon heart / There's a toaster in your head/ And it wears high heels / Number Six calls to you / The Cylon Detector beckons / Your girlfriend is a toaster / Woe upon your Cylon heart / Alas, disgrace! Alas, sadness and misery! / The toaster has a pretty dress / Red like its glowing spine / Number Six whispers / By your command&quot; (translation given in the liner notes for the Season 1 soundtrack, reposted [[Soundtrack (Season 1)#Lyrics and Translations|on this page]], with permission).<br /> *[[Edward James Olmos]], who portrays [[William Adama]], also directed this episode. He was originally to direct &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]]&quot; but could not do so due to scheduling conflicts.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> * ''As Commamder Adama and Laura Roslin talk in the CIC:''<br /> <br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Madame President, we are the proud owners of the universe's first bona fide Cylon detector.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; Well, that is great news. So... when do we begin?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Doctor Baltar would like to start widespread testing as soon as possible, but there are some serious limitations, because he can only do one person at a time and verification takes hours.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; So, who's going to go first?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; (thinking for a second) The test... right. I think people in sensitive positions should go first.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; I completely agree. How about you?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Excuse me?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; If you're a Cylon, I'd like to know.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; If I'm a Cylon, you're really screwed.<br /> :(Adama and Roslin both start laughing)<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; Seriously, I do think you should go first. Show everyone in the fleet that they can trust the people at the top.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Well then, maybe YOU should go first. (silence) All right... I'll go first.<br /> <br /> * ''As Commander Adama, Colonel Tigh, Ellen Tigh, Apollo, and Laura Roslin are eating dinner:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; So Bill, now the question on everyone's mind -- and, I do mean everyone -- is &quot;Where's Earth?&quot; and &quot;When are we going to get there?&quot;<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Yeah... that's classified information.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; Oh, there's that word again!<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Colonel Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; Ellen, leave the man alone.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; Come on! If there aren't privileges to being an XO's wife, then what's the point? I mean, Bill, we're all family here, so come on!<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; The need for secrecy is paramount, Ellen. Oh, I'm sorry. Perhaps you don't know that the Cylons look like us now.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; Oh... that. Yes. Yes, I knew that.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Laura Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; It's recent news. Most people just found out a few days ago.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; (thinking) A thing like that would travel fast.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Any one of us could be a Cylon.<br /> :(the entire table goes silent)<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Ellen Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; BOO!<br /> :(everyone jumps in their seat, but Ellen and Saul start laughing)<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> *&quot;'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down' was originally called 'Secrets and Lies', or 'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down' by Jeff Vlaming. And when I saw those titles on the script, I knew we had to go with 'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down'. It was too good. Too good a title to let lie on the cutting room floor.&quot; -- Ronald D. Moore [[podcast]]<br /> *&quot;'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down' began life as a very different episode than it ultimately came out to be. It was originally going to be a riff on 'Crimson Tide'.&quot; -- Ronald D. Moore [[podcast]]<br /> *&quot;It did feel right that, perhaps, there was one place; that perhaps there was one area of the ship, which accepted a window or a port to look out and that it would be a fairly confined space for the crew on these very long, deep space missions that probably lasted months, if not years. And that there might be a place where they can go to and just stargaze. And in this situation, it seemed like there would be a lot of people lining up to try and look out at the stars, you know, a break from the monotony of staring at metal walls.&quot; -- Ronald D. Moore [[podcast]], talking about the observation area of the ''[[Galactica]]''<br /> *&quot;The long and the short of it was that we had just come out of a very heavy, very dark, very [[Flesh and Bone|disturbing episode]]. And the very next episode was supposed to be 'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down' which was all about a very disturbing, very dark, very (sort of) unhappy episode where our two -- two of our lead characters started pointing guns at one another. So there came a point when I just decided, well, let's just punt. Let's not do the dark and brooding episode. Let's try a different tone. Let's see if the show can withstand something lighter. Let's try something that's closer to a comedy, or as close to a comedy as ''Galactica'' can withstand.&quot; -- Ronald D. Moore [[podcast]]<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Aaron Doral]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0337592|Alex Green]] as Deckhand<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season01/109/ &quot;Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 1)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Jeff Vlaming]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Edward James Olmos]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> [[es:Una Sorpresa para Tigh]]<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Reporterin&diff=7101 2006-12-29T16:27:51Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =s2finalcut.jpg<br /> | Title=Die Reporterin<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=8<br /> | Guests=[[Lucy Lawless]] als [[D'anna Biers]]<br /> | Writer=[[IMDB:nm0894156|Mark Verheiden]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[IMDB:nm0950000|Robert Young]]<br /> | Production=2.08<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=9. September 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47,853<br /> | Prev=[[Heimat, Teil II]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Hoffnung lebt]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''In an effort to stem [[The Fleet|the Fleet]]'s growing resentment toward the military, [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] and [[Laura Roslin|President Roslin]] allow an outspoken anti-military journalist complete access to the [[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]] and its crew.''<br /> <br /> == Summary == <br /> *Reporter [[D'anna Biers]] is preparing a special report on what she's hyped as the &quot;[[Gideon massacre]]&quot;, when she is escorted by [[Colonial Marine Corps|Marines]] to ''[[Colonial One]]''.<br /> *President [[Laura Roslin]] and Commander [[William Adama]] meet her, and she complains that all of her requests to interview Marines involved with the Gideon incident have been denied. Roslin and Adama tell her that all that is about to change: they want to mend the relationship between the military and the civilian fleet by allowing Biers to shoot a documentary on life on ''Galactica'', with unrestricted access. <br /> *Biers and her cameraman [[Bell]] are flown to ''Galactica'' with Adama in [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]'s Raptor. On ''Galactica'', Petty Officer [[Anastasia Dualla]] is given the task of showing them around, pointing out fairly everyday things like carbon dioxide scrubbers for atmosphere and vegetable refrigeration units--information that Biers writes off as trivial.<br /> *Biers starts filming one-on-one interviews with several crewmen. She asks Dualla why she joined the Fleet, and she says her father didn't approve but she wanted to believe in something. <br /> *Biers and her cameraman are walking through the halls when [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]] and [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]] chase each other out of the showers wearing towels. Biers follows them into the senior pilot's locker room, where [[Lee Adama|Captain Lee &quot;Apollo&quot; Adama]], (who nearly drops his towel accidentally) tells her to respect their privacy and get out. Kat moons the documentary camera, and gets yelled at by her [[CAG]].<br /> [[Image:Dressing_Room.jpg|thumb|left|Camera crew filming certain awkwardness in the locker room]]<br /> *[[Ellen Tigh]] calls Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] down to their quarters, where someone has left a threat for Saul by writing a line of Caprican poetry in red paint on their mirror.<br /> *Biers then interviews Lee, and she accuses him of thinking the pilots deserve preferential treatment. He tells her that he does think they deserve such treatment; despite suffering as much loss as everyone else they risk their lives every day for the fleet, and while they don't need pity, they do deserve respect.<br /> *Biers interviews Private [[Scott Kelso]], one of the Marines involved in the ''[[Gideon]]'' shootings. He insists that he and the other Marines were just doing their jobs, and that the &quot;unarmed civilians&quot; were attacking them, and that he has a scar on this head that required ten stitches to prove it. At the same time, Kelso thinks the whole thing was a &quot;command [[frak]]-up&quot;; that the Marines weren't trained for crowd control, and he isn't surprised that someone wants to kill Colonel Tigh.<br /> *Biers then interviews a disheveled Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]], who is smoking a cigarette while displaying a level of frustration and fatigue that he doesn't normally show.<br /> *On the [[Hangar Deck]], Kat yells at [[Galen Tyrol|Chief Tyrol]] when her [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] malfunctions, although it wasn't the Chief's fault. [[Kara Thrace|Lieutenant Kara &quot;Starbuck&quot; Thrace]] breaks it up (as Biers follows her) and Kat storms out.<br /> *Biers is then allowed into the [[CIC]], where Commander Adama orders Colonel Tigh to attend a meeting of civilian leaders on ''[[Cloud Nine]]'', which Adama thinks will be a good chance for them to vent their frustration instead of seething at Tigh in private. However, as his [[Raptor]] is about to depart, it malfunctions and smokes until a damage control team can put it out. Tigh gets out and Tyrol tells him it looks like someone sabotoged the Raptor with a hammer, and if they had gotten into space the atmosphere inside would have vented, killing him.<br /> *[[Margaret Edmondson|Racetrack]] lights a candle for her lost loved ones in the memorial hallway, and is then interviewed by Biers. She tells Biers that she assumes that she's already as good as dead going out on missions, and she just hopes she can kill as many Cylons as possible before her day comes.<br /> *D'anna also interviews [[Karl Agathon|Lt. Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]], who says that in combat you're supposed to turn off the human part of you because it will get you killed, but that nothing is that easy to do.<br /> *Helo then visits [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Caprica-Valerii]] in the [[brig]], where she in unresponsive in her bed until pulling a blood-stained hand from under her sheets and sobbing. Helo calls for [[Cottle|Doctor Cottle]] to come right away.<br /> *[[Louanne Katraine|Kat]] gives an interview to Biers which is emotionally unrestrained. She then freaks out while attempting to land her Viper, and despite [[Aaron Kelly|Captain Kelly]] and Thrace trying to talk her down, she misses three passes, then on the final try crashes her Viper into the [[Landing bay]]. Biers follows Thrace and Lee to the flight deck. Getting out of her Viper, Kat is incomprehensible and disoriented. Thrace finds [[Stims]] on Kat's person: Kat had been taking them by the fistful to stay alert, and now she has overdosed. Kat is forcibly strapped down to a gurney while kicking and screaming and taken to [[Sickbay]]. <br /> *Biers follows Kat to Sickbay, where she accidentally goes behind a curtain and sees Doctor Cottle arguing with the terrified Sharon Valerii; Cottle is trying to save her baby before Valerii has a miscarriage. Biers is then shoved away, but not before catching Valerii on film. <br /> *Later, Commander Adama arrives in Sickbay and demands that Biers hand over the tape. Biers notes that the woman she saw looked exactly like the deceased [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Lt. Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]], and that news that ''Galactica'' is harboring a Cylon could turn the Fleet against him. Adama counters that, after the ''Gideon'' incident, this new revelation could devastate morale in [[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]], and whether that even matters to Biers. Reluctantly, Biers gives him the tape and he leaves. When Adama is out of sight, D'anna pulls the ''real'' tape out of her shirt. <br /> *Baltar begins a less than great interview with Biers but is interrupted when an [[Action Stations|action stations alarm]] goes off: two Raiders are on a collision course with ''Galactica''. Biers heads to the CIC to film there while her cameraman covers the flight deck. We only see the fight from the perspective of those on the ship listening over the radio; the Raiders are destroyed.<br /> *Saul Tigh returns to his quarters to find Ellen tied up. It turns out that his would-be murder is [[Joe Palladino]], who is distraught that Tigh's orders resulted in innocent people being killed by men under Palladino's command. He pulls a gun on Tigh, but Tigh presses the gun to his forehead and talks Palladino down. As Biers reviews the tape, she sees Palladino reading a book by [[Kataris]] (which she recognises as containing the poetry line used to threaten Tigh), and alerts the crew. The marines rush to Tigh's quarters, where they see Palladino and take him away.<br /> *Back on ''Colonial One'', Roslin, Adama, and Tigh review Biers' finished documentary. Adama decides that he likes the accurate portrayal that she did, and lets them broadcast it across the entire fleet.<br /> *In the documentary, Biers does an ending voiceover where as the music swells in the background she explains that the story of ''Galactica'' is that they'll never give up. As people watch it on monitor screens throughout the Fleet.....<br /> *...the humanoid Cylons are watching the documentary as well in an abandoned movie theater on Cylon-occupied [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]. A copy of [[Number Six]] is impressed at the resilience of the humans, and asks about the fate of Caprica-Valerii's baby. A second, Caprica-based copy of D'anna Biers then turns around (Biers is now revealed to have been a [[Cylon agent]] the whole time), and tells her that both Caprica-Valerii and her baby survived her near-miscarriage. [[Aaron Doral]] says that the baby must be protected at all costs, and they must proceed with caution.<br /> <br /> == Questions == <br /> *The Cylons deployed two [[Raider]]s to ''Galactica'' to transmit D'anna's video documentary back to Caprica. Does this mean the Cylons know ''exactly'' where [[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]] is, and have simply chosen ''not'' to intercept it? Is keeping the Fleet alive part of their &quot;Plan&quot;?<br /> ** Possibly, in the &quot;de-briefing&quot; towards the end of the episode, Caprica-D'anna meant the two Raiders transmitted the footage she cut from the documentary (showing Helo's Boomer in the Sickbay). It is likely they meant that they picked up the whole &quot;show&quot; from fleet transmissions and the snippet from the two Raiders. <br /> **Or, are the Cylons ''now'' refraining from sending in a full [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]] and Raider wing to attack ''Galactica'' because they are worried that a direct attack on ''Galactica'' will result in the death of Caprica-Valerii and her hybrid daughter? That is, they would have attacked it if this Valerii wasn't on board, but was sending two Raiders in now simply a reconnaissance mission? The Cylons did say that they want to proceed cautiously. <br /> **Then again, the two Raiders didn't jump in to the Fleet's vicinity, they flew in normally. Perhaps the Cylons actually ''don't'' know exactly where the Fleet is, and these Raiders may have been searching for days to find them. Seeing as the Cylons on Caprica weren't aware that the Caprica-Valerii was still alive, perhaps they also truly aren't aware of the Fleet's location, and other Cylons in the Fleet cannot transmit messages back to Caprica because they are out of range (though a nearby Cylon ship might be close enough). (''[[Pegasus (episode)|Answer]]'')<br /> **In light of all this, have the Cylons ''not'' been using their entire strength against the Colonials in combat? Have they, in effect, been &quot;toying&quot; with them? This could explain the relative lop-sidedness of the Colonials' military victories since the initial destruction of the Colonies. <br /> *Did Biers discovery of pregnant Caprica-Valerii on ''Galactica'' alter her intended goal with the documentary?<br /> **Would the documentary have presented ''Galactica'' and her crew in a more negative light and thus perform a journalistic hatchet job on how the rest of the fleet perceived Adama and the military?<br /> **Would Adama and Roslin still have allowed the documentary to be broadcast if it had been 'negative?'<br /> *Now that the documentary has aired, with Biers' image visibly throughout the film, has Sharon Valerii seen the film? Or, has the film been banned for her viewing?<br /> **If she had viewed the documentary, would Valerii inform ''Galactica's'' command of Bier's true nature, or the identity of other agents in the Fleet?<br /> ***Does Valerii actually &quot;know&quot; what all of the other Cylon models look like? She seems have been on a need-to-know basis when it came to Cylon intelligence (&quot;[[The Farm]]&quot;), and she might not actually know &quot;who&quot; all of the other models are, if this particular copy of Sharon has never met them. <br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> At the end of the episode, D'anna says that the Cylons &quot;lost two Raiders relaying the images back to ''the Fleet''&quot; from ''Galactica''. She didn't say &quot;from ''Galactica'' back to ''Caprica''&quot;. Does this imply that there is a main Cylon fleet following ''Galactica''? (That is, as opposed to many Basestars spread out across a large region of space in a search pattern). (''[[Pegasus (episode)|Answer]]'').<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *Population count is now 47,853, a loss of two since [[Home, Part II]], to account for the two [[Tom Zarek]] henchmen killed in that episode.<br /> *Onboard ''[[Colonial One]]'', Roslin is no longer surrounded by her [[Presidential Security Service]] agents, but rather by ''Galactica'' Marines - Adama's insurance against any more misbehavior, perhaps?<br /> **Perhaps they were only there to escort Commander Adama while he was off of ''Galactica''.<br /> *D'anna Biers makes the same comment about Baltar that Roslin made in ''[[33]]''.<br /> *We finally learn [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]]'s first name as she is interviewed by [[D'anna Biers]]: ''Anastasia''.<br /> *Gaeta's first name is revealed as ''[[Felix Gaeta|Felix]]''. He also showed a wild side in the form of a tattoo on his chest he got when he was drunk. He's also taken up smoking. Perhaps this isn't so much a sign of a previously unrevealed wild side, but a sign that Gaeta's composure is starting to get frayed from constant stress. ''(This is confirmed in the following episode, &quot;[[Flight of the Phoenix]]&quot;.)''<br /> *The [[ECO]] known as Racetrack has a full name: ''[[Margaret Edmondson]]''.<br /> *The music aired at the end of the documentary is the Colonial Fanfare last heard in the [[Miniseries]]: the theme from the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|original &quot;Battlestar Galactica&quot; TV series]]. In the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|re-imagined Battlestar Galactica]], it is apparently the &quot;national anthem&quot; of the Twelve Colonies.<br /> *Adama uses the phrase &quot;warts and all.&quot; This phrase was coined by 17th-Century English dictator (&quot;Lord Protector&quot;) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell Oliver Cromwell].<br /> *Timeline-wise, Col. Tigh says there's been no Cylon contacts for 10 days. Col. Tigh was in command of ''Galactica'' for &quot;over a week&quot; (from &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; to &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;).<br /> *Colonial video feeds are octagonal, but video screens are (oddly) rectangular.<br /> *Capt. [[Aaron Kelly|Kelly]] appears fulfilling his duties as Landing Signal Officer by coordinating Viper landings. This scene further explains the &quot;where was Kelly between the Mini-Series and Season 2&quot; question: Kelly doesn't work in the [[CIC]], but in the port [[Flight pod|flight pod]] itself.<br /> *Roslin and Adama have not only buried the hatchet by this episode, but are working jointly and appear to have developed a camaraderie.<br /> *This episode contains the first scene on ''Colonial One'' since &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]&quot;.<br /> *Cultural/Linguistic oddity: Apollo refers to Kat and Hot Dog as &quot;tweedledum and tweedledee&quot;, a reference to [[Wikipedia:Lewis Carroll|Lewis Carroll]].<br /> *Dualla states that Galactica's carbon dioxide scrubbers run &quot;24 hours a day&quot;; this would seem to establish that the Colonial Fleet operates on a 24-hour day. This could possibly be based on [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]'s orbital rotion (where the seat of the [[Government]] was located); still, all 12 Colonies couldn't possible all have the same axial rotation time. This 24 hour day might seem an automatic assumption, but keep in mind that on other scifi series set in space there isn't always a 24 hour day: For example, on [[Wikipedia:Deep Space Nine|Deep Space Nine]], space station Deep Space Nine actually runs on a 26 hour day, because it follows Bajor-time (which has a 26 hour rotation period).<br /> *In Helo's interview with D'anna Biers, the caption reads &quot;Karl C. Agathon, Lieutenant, CF&quot;. This is not just a clipped writing of &quot;Lieutenant, Junior Grade&quot;: according to an [http://scifibrain.ign.com/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=3165&amp;Itemid=0 interview] with [[Tahmoh Penikett]], when Helo returned to ''Galactica'' after being stranded on Caprica for months he was promoted to full Lieutenant.<br /> *The original airdate was to be September 2nd, 2005. However, SciFi Channel ran a Stargate SG-1 Viewers Choice Marathon for the [[Wikipedia:Labor Day|Labor Day]] Weekend.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> * ''After meeting Dr. Gaius Baltar for the first time:''<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' What a strange little man.<br /> <br /> * ''D'anna Biers is filming an interview with Apollo:''<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' You seem to think that your pilots deserve special consideration.<br /> *: '''Apollo:''' Actually, I do. Like everyone else, my pilots have lost their families, their friends, everyone they ever cared about; but on top of that they're asked to put their lives on the line every single day, for a fleet that seems more interested in what they do wrong than in what they do right. They're not asking for your pity, but they damn well deserve your respect.<br /> <br /> * ''D'anna Biers is interviewing Racetrack:''<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' Are you afraid when you go into combat?<br /> *: '''Racetrack:''' First thing they tell you is to assume you're already dead. <br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' Well that sounds ghoulish.<br /> *: '''Racetrack:''' Yeah, maybe. But dead men don't get scared and freeze up under fire. Me, I'm just worried that hell's gonna be a lonely place, and I'm gonna fill it up with every Toaster son of a bitch I find.<br /> <br /> * ''D'anna Biers is interviewing Lt. Gaeta. Gaeta is slightly disheveled, and is smoking a cigarette:''<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' Does that help you cope with the stress?<br /> *: '''Lt. Felix Gaeta:''' Not really. Look, um, all that I ever wanted was to be an officer on a Battlestar, okay? I trained my whole life, I trained harder than anyone in my unit. Basically, I put my life on hold until I was assigned to ''Galactica''. Then the Cylons hit and I realized that this is all that I know: tech manuals, commands, and tactics, you know? I'm not saying that I'm unhappy...I'm just wondering if there's something more. <br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' And what have you discovered?<br /> *: '''Lt. Felix Gaeta:''' ...[takes a long drag, coughs]...I hate cigarettes. Ambrosia's good with a chaser. And, if you have enough Ambrosia...[Gaeta pulls back his shirt to reveal an ugly tatoo of a tiger on his upper right chest]...it don't hurt that much.<br /> <br /> * ''The closing voice-over narration to D'anna Biers' documentary on the Battlestar Galactica, which runs over a montage of images from the ship. The Colonial Anthem tinkles in the background and gradually builds to up to a grand swell:''<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' I came to ''Galactica'' to tell a story. In all honesty I thought I knew what that story was before I ever set foot there: how an arrogant military let their egos get in the way of doing their jobs, safeguarding the lives of the civilian population. But I found out that the truth was more complex than that. These people aren't Cylons. They're not robots blindly following orders and polishing their boots. They're people. Deeply flawed, yes, but deeply human too, and maybe that's saying the same thing. What struck me most is that despite it all - the hardships, the stress, the ever present danger of being killed - despite all that, they never give up. They never lie down in the road and let the truck run them over. They wake up in the morning, put on their uniforms and do their jobs. Every day. No pay, no rest, no hope of ever laying down the burden or letting someone else do the job. There are no relief troops coming, no Colonial Fleet training new recruits every day. The people on ''Galactica'' are ''it''. They are the thin line of blue that separates us from the Cylons. Lt. Gaeta told me a remarkable statistic; not a single member of Galactica's crew has asked to resign, not one. Think about that. If you wore the uniform wouldn't you want to quit? To step aside and say &quot;enough! Let someone else protect the fleet&quot;? I know I would. But then, I don't wear a uniform. Most of us don't, most of us never will. The story of ''Galactica'' isn't that people make bad decisions under pressure, it's that those mistakes are the exception. Most of the time the men and women serving under Commander Adama get it right. The proof is that our fleet ''survives''. And with ''Galactica'' at our side, we '''''will''''' endure. This is D'anna Biers, Fleet News Service.<br /> <br /> <br /> * ''The camera pulls back to show a movie theater on Cylon-occupied [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]], where the humanoid Cylons are watching a copy of the documentary, as D'anna Biers' ending narration finishes:''<br /> *: '''Aaron Doral:''' That was shown across their entire fleet.<br /> *: '''Number Six:''' Their resilience is remarkable.<br /> *: '''Sharon Valerii:''' Play the footage that was cut. [camera footage plays of Helo's Sharon in ''Galactica's'' Sickbay]<br /> *: '''Sharon Valerii:''' I'm still alive?! She's still alive! I told you.<br /> *: '''Number Six:''' That's incredible. And the baby?<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' [speaking without her usual New Zealand accent, but with a general American accent] It was saved. We lost two Raiders relaying the images back to the Fleet, but I think the sacrifice was worth it.<br /> *: '''Aaron Doral:''' We must proceed with caution. The child's life must be protected at all costs.<br /> *: '''D'anna Biers:''' Yeah. Truly is a miracle of God.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Lucy Lawless]] as [[D'anna Biers]]<br /> *[[Donnelly Rhodes]] as Dr. [[Cottle]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0346885|Jeremy Guilbaut]] as Lt. [[Joe Palladino|Joe Palladino]]<br /> *[[Ty Olsson]] as Captain [[Aaron Kelly]]<br /> *[[Matthew Bennett]] as [[Aaron Doral]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0006820|Aleks Paunovic]] as Sergeant [[Fischer]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1724301|Kevan Kase]] as PFC [[Scott Kelso]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0365798|Patrick &quot;Flick&quot; Harrison]] as [[Bell]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0875114|Yee Jee Tso]] as Staffer<br /> *Curtis Hicks as Marine Sergeant<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/208/ &quot;Final Cut&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Mark Verheiden]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Robert Young]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Hoffnung_lebt&diff=7100 2006-12-29T16:27:40Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Blackbird FotP.JPG<br /> | Title=Die Hoffnung lebt<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=9<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[Bradley Thompson]] &amp; [[David Weddle]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=<br /> | Production=2.09<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=16. September 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47,853<br /> | Prev=[[Die Reporterin]]<br /> | Next=[[Pegasus (Episode)|Pegasus]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''[[Galen Tyrol|Chief Tyrol]] throws himself into the task of constructing a new [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] from scratch, despite the ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' crew's misgivings and apprehension. [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] must deal with the repercussions of his relationship with [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]] on Caprica. A Cylon computer [[virus]] long thought deleted reasserts itself in ''Galactica's'' computers, putting the ship and the crew in danger.''<br /> <br /> == Summary == <br /> * [[Laura Roslin]]'s illness has reached a critical level. While she is still well enough to walk, Dr. [[Cottle]] gives her approximately one month to live.<br /> * [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] has become ''persona non grata'' to many of the crew who distrust him due to his romance with the Caprica copy of [[Cylon agent]] [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]].<br /> * Many of the crew, even the generally level-headed and reliable Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]], are showing the strain of the apparent futility and fatigue of running from the Cylons.<br /> * Chief [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]], with also little else to do with scrapped Vipers, begins a project to craft a new fighter. Initially, many crew are very skeptical, but they and others help Tyrol.<br /> * Helo suggests carbon composite material for the skin in lieu of the scarce metal plating normally used for Vipers. Like the American F/A-22 Raptor Air-Dominance Fighter's low visibility to [[Wikipedia:Radar|RADAR]], Tyrol's new ship is nearly invisible to [[DRADIS]].<br /> * [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Lee Adama]] nearly suffocate when the life-support systems on the [[firing range]] malfunction.<br /> * A Cylon [[Logic bomb|logic bomb]] has studied all ship's systems. It will fully control ''[[Galactica]]'' once an expected Cylon force arrives to activate it by infiltration. Gaeta and Baltar work together to figure a way to rid the ship of it by erasing the hard drives of all computers. Doing this, however, will leave the ship a sitting duck for an attack while time is needed to restore function and data to the computers.<br /> * Adama, after asking the advice of the President, allows the Caprica Valerii to connect herself to the ship's mainframe and communication systems while Gaeta and Baltar erase the hard drives of all computers.<br /> * A Cylon fighter armada consisting of hundreds of [[Raider]]s and [[Heavy Raider]]s attempts to activate the bomb. However, Valerii responds by transmitting a version of the same bomb to the Cylon fleet, disabling it as the Cylons did the Colonial fleet during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The Viper squadrons annihilate the helpless Cylon fleet in a [[Great Cylon Turkey Shoot|joyous moment of payback]].<br /> * Kara Thrace takes the new fighter, dubbed the [[Blackbird]], for a initially ungainly test flight. This fighter is designed for speed, and soon delivers it. Lee Adama, in a Viper chase plane, is horrified when the Blackbird disappears, but Starbuck rises above to face his ship quietly, proving the new fighter's stealth ability.<br /> * In a ceremony similar to the one given to Commander Adama in the [[Miniseries]], President Roslin inspects and christens the new fighter. Many sign the ship. Tyrol reveals the name of this first fighter: ''Laura''.<br /> * The mere work on the new fighter renewed the creativity and hope of the crew--a reason why Adama allowed its construction to continue, despite the logic bomb crisis.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> * This episode was rare in that Baltar's [[Number Six]] was completely absent in this episode, despite the Cylon-rich plot. What would she have said about Valerii's aid or the logic bomb?<br /> **According to RDM's podcast Number Six was in this episode in one scene which was in the end deleted for time; in it Baltar gets up from working on the Cylon virus with Gaeta and has a conversation with Six standing in the middle of CIC.<br /> **Number Six's brief deleted scene is available in the Season 2.0 DVD set.<br /> *It is unlikely that the Caprica-Valerii's presence on ''Galactica'' is a secret to her crew since extraordinary measures were made to house her. It is possible that Adama is using a lie-of-omission to cover the existence of the second Valerii to the civilian fleet, since it is very likely that her likeness has been distributed to the rest of the fleet as a warning to keep a watch for other copies, a policy established in a Season 1 episode. While is it improbable that the death of &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii could be fully contained, it is probable that Adama realizes that rumor and innuendo will disguise the fact that they harbor a second copy for interrogation purposes. In the [[Final Cut|previous episode]], Commander Adama angrily ordered [[D'anna Biers]] not to reveal her existence because it could divide the Fleet. There is likely an order to all under Adama's command not to discuss the existence of the second Valerii outside of military circles, although it would not likely stop them from discussing the matter amongst themselves.<br /> **A later episode reveals that [[Sacrifice|the secret does get out]] and causes a [[Sesha Abinell|terrorist cell to appear]] in the Fleet.<br /> *Is [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]] attracted to Apollo (or vice versa)? Dualla seemed to &quot;check out&quot; Apollo's &quot;backside&quot; in &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;, and now she's in close physical contact with him ([[The Captain's Hand|Answer]]).<br /> *Helo gets angry at Chief Tyrol for calling Boomer a [[toaster]]; is this a sign that Helo is thinking more sympathetically towards the Cylons than before? Like the Cylons, does he consider it an &quot;offensive racial epithet&quot;?<br /> * Where did Helo get the idea to use carbon-composite on the Blackbird? Is that something he thought up himself, or perhaps did Caprica-Valerii 'point' him in that direction?<br /> **There is nothing to indicate that Caprica-Valerii influenced his decision for this. As a pilot trained in electronic countermeasures per his duties as an [[ECO]], it is logical that Helo would be a type of person trained to know about materials that jam or impede electronics or [[DRADIS]], and so would think differently about the fighter's components.<br /> *Is order on ''Galactica'' starting to break down? In the [[Miniseries]], Starbuck was put in the [[brig]] for striking a superior officer. Now, Starbuck assaults Racetrack but there was no visible punishment, and Tyrol gets into a fight with Helo (who outranks him), also with no apparent punishment. The deck crews aren't bothering to hide the [[Wikipedia:still|still]] they built as much as before, going to far as to have a large &quot;Welcome Back Cally&quot; party with its products in public. Col. Tigh makes a halfhearted verbal chastisement of Tyrol when Tigh finds the still, but doesn't do anything about it and ends up taking a jar of booze for his own use. Also, even Lt. Gaeta is now snapping back at the command officers, shouting and even [[frak|cursing]].<br /> **Commander Adama notes the change himself in the events of &quot;[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]].&quot;<br /> *Was the software code Helo showed to Caprica-Valerii only a virus or did it contain instructions outside the scope of destabilizing and controlling ''Galactica's'' systems? Valerii's response to the code seemed to indicate it had affected her on some level. Perhaps she was merely compiling it in her head.<br /> *If the Cylons are so interested and cautious about protecting Caprica-Valerii and her unborn child as stated by [[Aaron Doral]] in &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot;, why then are they willing to launch a massive assault against ''Galactica?''<br /> *To what extent is Cylon knowledge &amp; experiences shared? We know that [[Cylon agent]]s can transfer their consciousness to other copies of themselves ([[Miniseries]]), but are other Cylon models (such as the drones) interconnected? Is there some 'collective consciousness' at work (similar to the 'Borg' in Star Trek)?<br /> **Caprica-Valerii seemed to imply in &quot;[[Home, Part I]]&quot; that she wasn't involuntarily in constant communication with the other Cylons through some sort of wireless communication net.<br /> **Given how Caprica-Valerii is knowledgeable of many memories of &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii, there is obviously some sort of collective ''knowledgebase'' that is apparently shared within a model family, if not the whole Cylon agent population. However, this knowledge is not a collective consciousness: [[Ron D. Moore]] has stated in interviews that Cylons are not a [[Wikipedia:The Borg|Borg-like]] group consciousness. This point is confirmed in the episode, &quot;[[Downloaded]],&quot; as well as expressed by [[Number Eight]] copies in the episodes &quot;[[Scattered]],&quot; &quot;[[The Farm]],&quot; and &quot;[[Home, Part I]].&quot;<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> * While Cylon agents appear human to the cellular level, Caprica-Valerii could control a fiber-optic connection inserted into her forearm. This suggests that the biological design of Cylon agents uses light-sensitive cells disguised as regular cells in their forearms as data access nodes. Based on Valerii's extreme discomfort in having to cut herself to interface with the data line in this way, it could be presumed that this is not a typical practice for Cylon agents.<br /> * Tyrol's comment to Lee Adama on the lack of miracles, and his answer to the problem, may remind some of another [http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/TOS/character/1112502.html great miracle worker] of television science fiction.<br /> * Despite Valerii's belief that she has become a &quot;liability&quot; to the Cylons, the previous episode made it clear that at least some Cylons considered the survival of her baby a paramount concern. The virus, installed before her arrival, was probably oblivious to this, but the massive fleet the Cylons deployed to interdict ''Galactica'' could not have been. Additionally, an earnest attack would almost certainly have included a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]]. We must therefore assume that the Cylons had a more complicated motive in making such a massive material sacrifice.<br /> ** It was likely (as shown later through the events of &quot;[[Downloaded]]&quot; to &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]&quot;) they there are indeed different Cylon [[Caprica-Six|factions]] working at cross purposes.<br /> * Our heroes passed up a major opportunity by destroying the Cylon fleet. Adama revoked Roslin's presidency on the basis of the misappropriation of a SINGLE captured Cylon Raider, yet they eliminated dozens of crippled-but-serviceable assets in the name of retribution. After all that work to create a single new fighter, wouldn't a squadron of superior Raiders be worth maintaining in the unused starboard flight pod?<br /> **A point against the idea of capturing a Raider involves the lucky manner in obtaining the first one. The Raider in &quot;[[You Can't Go Home Again]]&quot; was brain-dead from a lucky shot. The Raiders here were turned off by a virus, but it may have been too difficult to remove all of their control mechanisms. Since these are in fact organic mechanisms that could still be fighting to survive, they may have their own ability of causing additional harm if captured alive.<br /> **''Galactica'' had no idea how long until Cylon reinforcements could appear. Further, the civilian fleet had jumped away from ''Galactica'' in anticipation of the attack, and ''Galactica'' probably didn't want to leave them unattended too long. There wasn't enough time and it was too dangerous.<br /> **At this point, ''Galactica'' has as many as two Heavy Raiders already—the one that crash-landed into the starboard pod in &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; and the one Starbuck, Helo, and Sharon returned with in &quot;[[Home, Part II]].&quot; The use of the [[FTL]] drive from one of these ships is mentioned by Lt. Gaeta as part of the planning of the [[Caprica Resistance]] [[SAR]] in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I]].&quot;<br /> *As noted below, Helo is now assigned as a Viper pilot. While Helo's specialty to date as as an [[ECO]], it is very likely that ''any'' Colonial officer who wears a [[flight suit]] is also a qualified (if not highly experienced) [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] ''and'' [[Raptor]] pilot. This appears confirmed through the actions of many characters. Commander Adama is seen himself flying a Raptor in &quot;[[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]].&quot; [[Racetrack]] is seen on [[ECO]] duty in &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]&quot; but later is Raptor pilot in several episodes.<br /> *It was Helo that suggested the use of carbon composites for the Blackbird, and Starbuck says &quot;Good call, Helo&quot; after it is finished. Despite everything, Helo's opinions are still respected, perhaps symbolic of his redemption in the eyes of his crewmates.<br /> <br /> ===Deus Ex Machina Dilemmas in this Episode===<br /> Some viewers may express confusion over the amount of time necessary to build the new fighter as well as the time it took to fight off the logic bomb and the Cylon attack. All in all, the whole episode may seem like a series of ''deus ex machina'' events to close up the episode.<br /> <br /> To the episode's credit, it appears that several weeks' worth of time elapsed in the episode. This might stretch believability in the fighter's construction, but not in the logic bomb crisis. It must be noted that the breakdown in morale has left many of the crew with ''very'' little to do that's worthwhile in their free time. A monumental task such as building a fighter may be easy for a highly motivated, highly skilled and '''highly bored''' group of people. (Note the near-cheerful disposition of the workers when Lee Adama and Tigh visit the fighter.)<br /> <br /> Further, the fighter was aided by specialists of particular fields in its construction--something that the Chief hasn't the luxury of having while in combat situations. As such, he had more willing and able resources at his command to create the ship than during any Viper repair. The crew also was not under pressure to build the system rapidly; there were many contributors, and work such of this led to a fast build time. It may also be presumed that the Viper design, of which the Blackbird is derived, may have a simple construction of [[avionics]], crew pressure module, engines, and superstructure. These ships are designed for rapid repair and redeploy, so, aside from the Blackbird's initial framework, much of the ship would likely be similar to a Viper. Also, the Blackbird is likely built with more modern technology than that found in the older and harder-to-service Viper Mk. II fighters--the Blackbird is likely descended more from the advanced Mk. VII Viper, of which Tyrol's crew was trained to understand and maintain, not the ancient Viper Mk. II museum pieces.<br /> <br /> It was also established in the episode that there were spare spacecraft parts available to Tyrol—at the beginning of an episode he marks a severely damaged Viper for scrap, and Col. Tigh walks in on his still and informs him of some extra engines and other parts that another ship in the fleet is trying to dispose of. Given the ability to cannibalize already-built parts, the assembly of the Blackbird is not as great a task as building a Viper from scratch might be.<br /> <br /> Given that the Blackbird wasn't employed in the main plot to, say, take on the hundreds of Cylon fighters in a desperate attack using last-minute technology, the ship was an interesting development. Some viewers may wonder why the Colonials have never built (or why viewers have never seen) a stealth craft to date, or why the Cylons haven't used them in their attacks. Generally speaking, technology usually appears when there is a need for it, and not merely a desire for it. Since both sides are very dependent on DRADIS for coordination and tactical advantage in a fight, the idea of commanding a squadron of ships you cannot see on your own tactical plot can be a bit challenging. Further, while the Colonials still had a standing force in case the Cylons returned, such sneaky technology may seem out of mind to defense strategists when there's no enemy about to test it--especially an enigmatic one such as the Cylons. The Colonials were more intent (at least, up until Baltar's time) to defend itself by using less sophisticated technology and basic war principles such as armor and superiority of numbers, not in making high-tech, fly-by-wire ships with complex evasive ability. As Starbuck seemed to prove in the Blackbird's maiden flight, no amount of technology will compensate for the power of a good pilot and her [[Mark One Eyeball]].<br /> <br /> ''In his podcast for this episode, [[Ronald D. Moore|Ron D. Moore]] acknowledges the build-time dilemma for the Blackbird, and notes that the vagueness of time elapsed to build the machine was intentional so as to allow it to be built and done with in one episode, instead of drawing out the building into two or three episodes.''<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> <br /> * Population count is 47,853. This is the first time this season that there has been no net change in the count from the previous episode ([[Final Cut]]).<br /> * ''[[Wikipedia:Flight of the Phoenix|Flight of the Phoenix]]'' is the title of a 1964 novel where survivors from a plane crash in the middle of a desert attempt to rebuild the plane from the wreckage. Two movies, one made in 1965 and the other in 2004, were also made following a similar story line inspired by the book. <br /> * The [[Wikipedia:Phoenix (mythology)|phoenix]] is an animal from Egyptian mythology (and those derived) that, at the end of its lifespan, burns into ashes from which another arises.<br /> * The [[Blackbird]], a new stealth fighter craft, has been constructed by Chief Tyrol with help from the crew.<br /> * There is a wide shot when apparently ''all'' of ''Galactica's'' Vipers are deployed where it's possible to count how many they have: there are 42 Vipers visible onscreen. Oddly, the current count says that there should be no more than 34, and even with [[Joe Palladino]] (unrealistically) on parole after [[Final Cut]] and Helo in a Viper, ''Galactica'' shouldn't be able to muster more than 25 pilots.<br /> ** There are at least 7 Viper Mk. VII's visible in this shot. This agrees well with the events of &quot;[[Scattered]].&quot;<br /> * This is the first episode without an appearance by [[Number Six]]. <br /> ** She appears in a brief scene in CIC which was ultimately deleted; it is available on the Season 2.0 DVD set and on Scifi.com. <br /> * When Chief Tyrol reconciles with Cally (regarding her killing of Boomer), she reaches into a Viper and fixes something he couldn't reach, and he responds &quot;Nice to be small, huh?&quot; This is reminiscent of the scene at the end of the [[Miniseries]], when they have almost the exact same exchange. In that scene, they were reconciling after ''Cally'' got angry that Tyrol was having a relationship with &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii.<br /> * President Roslin returns the book &quot;[[Dark Day]]&quot; to Commander Adama, which he gave to her back in the second episode, &quot;[[Water]].&quot;<br /> * Chief Tyrol and Boomer were planning to leave the military together and get married before the Cylon attack.<br /> *This is the first episode of the Re-imagined Series that does not involve any characters appearing on a planet. There are only nine such episodes in the entire series. Further, &quot;Flight of the Phoenix&quot; is the first episode whose story is contained entirely on ''Galactica'' (or its Vipers) and doesn't even visit another ship in the civilian Fleet, such as ''[[Colonial One]]''. &quot;[[Scar]]&quot; is the only other episode with a story contained entirely on ''Galactica'' like this.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> *&lt;b&gt;Apollo:&lt;/b&gt; Nobody's expecting a miracle.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tyrol:&lt;/b&gt; Maybe that's the problem.<br /> <br /> *''Discussing Helo's return to ''Galactica'':''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Duck:&lt;/b&gt; So he's the Cylon lover.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; You know what? I don't care who or what he fraks. He saved my ass down there, all right?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Duck:&lt;/b&gt;How could anyone fall in love with a toaster, though?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; Same way I hear everyone was high-fiving our Sharon right before she put two in Adama's chest. The bastards frak with your head.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Hotdog:&lt;/b&gt; Yeah. Just ask the Chief.<br /> <br /> *''Card game in the Viper pilot's lockeroom:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Racetrack:&lt;/b&gt; Been playing with these cards for so long, I know every fold. <br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; So life's a bitch. What do you want to do, cry about it?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Racetrack:&lt;/b&gt; No, I just want it to end, okay? The bad food, the endless rotations, pretending that a card game is the high point of our day.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; It's not going to last forever, all right? Earth is out there.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Racetrack:&lt;/b&gt; Right. We could all be chasing our tails over some half-assed planetarium show.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; And you guys can all go to hell. I'm going to go find Helo.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Racetrack:&lt;/b&gt; Good idea. Maybe that Cylon whore taught him a few tricks.<br /> <br /> :''(Starbuck politely turns around, walks over to Racetrack and grabs her by the neck and slams her head into the card table).''<br /> <br /> *''Helo is sitting in Sharon's old Raptor when the Chief walks up:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; Hey! Look, Chief. I never intended for Sharon and I to-- You know, it just kind of evolved.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tyrol:&lt;/b&gt; Just a couple lovesick kids, huh?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; I know how she felt about you, okay? She loves you.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tyrol:&lt;/b&gt; Did she fill you in o­n the rest of the plan? She and I were going to muster out at the end of our service. You know, then we would get married. Maybe we would have children. I guess I'm just a big frakkin' idiot, though, huh? Probably that goddamn [[Toaster]]'s plan all along.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; Don't call her that.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tyrol:&lt;/b&gt; Sucker some moron into giving her a kid. Hey, you know, but you know what? I should probably be grateful to you. Probably be grateful. You know why? Because that freak in her belly could have been mine! ''(Helo and Tyrol fight)'' <br /> <br /> *''Lt. Gaeta is starting to lose his composure under constant pressure:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaeta:&lt;/b&gt; Sir, I'm running every diagnostic we've got. Checking each line of code could take days.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; I am not interested in excuses. Fix it!<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaeta:&lt;/b&gt; (''shouting'') It's not an excuse, sir. It's a frakking fact!<br /> <br /> *&lt;b&gt;Commander Adama:&lt;/b&gt; Months o­n the run, and what do we have to show for it? Casualties. Deteriorating conditions. This crew needs a rest. It's finally hitting them, that's all. Our old lives are gone. The o­nly thing we have to look forward to is this.<br /> <br /> *''Tigh walks into the tool closet on the hanger deck''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; What's this, Chief?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tyrol:&lt;/b&gt; I'm making solvent, sir, to clean machine parts.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Tigh:&lt;/b&gt; Solvent my ass. I know a still when I smell it. <br /> <br /> *''Starbuck is taking the [[Blackbird]] on its first test flight while Apollo follows:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Apollo:&lt;/b&gt; Starbuck, Starbuck, where are you? Starbuck, come in. Starbuck, do you read? Kara, are you okay?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; (''Starbuck turns the lights of the Blackbird on; she's actually got her ship feet away from Apollo's, facing it'') Of course you lost contact. It's a damned stealth ship, remember?<br /> <br /> *&lt;b&gt;Roslin:&lt;/b&gt; Oh, you're much too modest. After what we've been through, it would be very easy to give up, to lose hope. But not here. Not today. This is more than a ship, Chief. This is an act of faith. It is proof that despite all we've lost, we keep trying. And we will get through this, all of us, together. I promise.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> *In an [http://www.battlestargalactica.com/outside_docs/bg_outdoc0050.htm interview with BattlestarGalactica.com on December 28th, 2005] RDM was asked about the continuity problems noticed with the number of Vipers deployed in this episode:<br /> <br /> : &quot;Q: In the battle scene with the Cylons in &quot;Flight of the Phoenix&quot;, some think they see more Vipers than pilots, there is the presence of many Mark 7 Vipers, and the Blackbird is in flight before its maiden voyage. Was this effects shot the victim of a script change or something in the editing room? Was the episode originally intended to appear after the Pegasus encounter? <br /> <br /> : RDM: To be honest, I don't recall the exact number of Vipers in the shot or where we were in the continuity at that point. I do recall the topic coming up in various VFX and production meetings, and I think there was at least an initial rationale for the number on screen -- but it's entirely possible that we cheated a bit in Post in order to make the shot a little sexier. Sorry. It happens.&quot;<br /> <br /> * In issue #348 of ''Starlog'' magazine, p. 32, Nicki Clyne (Cally) said:<br /> <br /> :&quot;It was an honor that the writers let Cally shoot Sharon; that was a big moment in the show...but then Cally is locked away in a jail cell, and that was pretty boring. When she gets out, everyone gives Cally an anti-climactic little party and she goes back to work. That's one of the funny patterns about my character: She has all of these crazy, intense, traumatic experiences, and then in the next episode, you'll see her back on the ship, turning a screw. There's a lot going on, obviously, that you ''don't'' see, and as actors, we do our best to fill in those blanks. But yes, essentially, after whatever horrible things happen to Cally, in the end, she just goes back to work!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] as Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Donnelly Rhodes]] as Dr. [[Cottle]]<br /> *[[Dominic Zamprogna]] as Specialist [[Jammer]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendant &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0356501/ Jen Halley] as [[Seelix]]<br /> *[http://imdb.com/name/nm0856351/ Christian Tessier] as [[Tucker Clellan|Duck]]<br /> *Don Thompson as [[Anthony Figurski]]<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/209/ &quot;Flight of the Phoenix&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]] [[Category:Episode Guide (RDM)]] [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Bradley Thompson]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by David Weddle]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Michael Nankin]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Bearbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Hand_Gottes&diff=7099 2006-12-29T16:27:27Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Episodendaten<br /> | Image =HandofGod.jpg<br /> | Title=Die Hand Gottes<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 1 (2004-05)|1]]<br /> | Episode=10<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[David Weddle]] &amp; [[Bradley Thompson]]<br /> | Story= <br /> | Director=[http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Jeff+Woolnough Jeff Woolnough]<br /> | Production=1.10<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=11. März 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=12. April 2006<br /> | DVD=28. März 2005 (UK)&lt;br&gt;20. September 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47,898<br /> | Prev=[[Ellen]]<br /> | Next=[[Der Zwölferrat]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> Da der Treibstoff der Flotte ([[Tylium]]) bald aufgebraucht sein wird, startet die [[Galactica]] einen verzweifelten Angriff auf eine Zylonenbasis.<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==<br /> === In der Flotte ===<br /> <br /> *Der Treibstoff der [[Flotte]] geht zur Neige also schickt die [[Galactica]] mehrere [[Raptor]] aus, um die nahegelegenen Sternensysteme nach [[Tylium Erz]] abzusuchen - wenn sie nichts finden, hat die Flotte nur noch genug Treibstoff für höchstens zwei weitere [[FTL]] Sprünge.<br /> <br /> *[[Sharon_Valerii|Galactica Sharon]] und [[Crashdown]] finden einen Asteroiden, der genug [[Tylium]] enthält, um die [[Flotte]] über Jahre zu versorgen - unglücklicherweise haben die [[Zylonen]] den Asteroiden zuerst entdeckt und eine [[Tylium Raffinerie]] errichtet. <br /> <br /> *Aufgrund der geringen Wahrscheinlichkeit in der Nähe einen weiteren [[Tylium]] Asteroiden zu finden, befiehlt Commander [[William Adama]] einen Angriff auf die [[Raffinerie]] der Zylonen, um das schon abgebaute [[Tylium]] von ihnen zu nehmen.<br /> <br /> *An Bord der [[Colonial One]] offenbart [[Laura Roslin]] [[Elosha]], dass sie unter dem Einfluss von [[Chamalla]] Extrakt Visionen hat - ihre Träume von [[Leoben Conoy]], die sie hatte, kurz bevor er an Bord der [[Gemenon Traveler]] ([[Fleisch und Blut]]) und ihre Visionen von Schlangen. <br /> <br /> *Als [[Elosha]] von den Schlangen hört, erzählt sie [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]], dass ihre Visionen mit einer Prophezeiung aus den alten Schriften, die [[Pythia]] vor 3600 Jahren schrieb, übereinstimmen. In den alten Texten geht es um das Ende der Menschheit und es steht geschrieben, dass ein sterbender Anführer die letzten Überlebenden der menschlichen Rasse zur Erde führen wird.<br /> <br /> *[[Saul Tigh|Colonel Tigh]] und [[Lee Adama]] stellen einen Angriffsplan auf, um den Asteroiden einzunehmen, aber Commander Adama möchte, dass [[Kara Thrace]] an der Planung beteilig ist, da sie unkonventionell denkt und dieses für diese Mission notwendig ist, da [[Zylonen]] als Maschinen logische Pläne bevorzugen.<br /> <br /> *Der Angriffsplan wird geschmiedet und [[Gaius Baltar]] als wissenschaftlicher Berater hinzugezogen. Er erklärt den Militärs, dass sie nicht einfach die Basis mit Atombomben beschiessen können, da die Strahlung das Tylium verändern und somit unbrauchbar machen würde. Baltar schlägt vor, dass die Tanks zerstört werden sollten, welche die flüchtigen Zwischenprodukte des Tyliums enthalten. Bei einem Treffer würde eine Explosion ausgelöst werden, die groß genug sei, um die Zylonenbasis zu zerstören. <br /> <br /> *[[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] und [[Starbuck]] wollen, dass [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]] ihnen ein Ziel auf einem Foto zeigt, auch wenn er keine Ahnung hat wie es aussehen würde. <br /> <br /> *In seinen Gedanken bittet Baltar seine [[Nummer Sechs|Sechs]] um Hilfe, sie entgegnet ihm, dass es in Gottes Hand läge und das Gott Baltar das Ziel schon zeigen würde. Baltar wählt willkürlich ein Gebäude in der Basis als Ziel aus. <br /> <br /> *Der verängstigte Baltar erzählt Sechs, dass er die Stimme Gottes nicht gehört habe. &quot;Er redet nicht immer in Worten zu uns, Gaius&quot;, entgegnet sie ihm.<br /> <br /> *[[Lee Adama|Apollo]] fühlt sich angegriffen, da jeder glaubt, dass Starbuck eine besser Pilotin sei, und sie den Angriff anführen sollte. Starbuck kann an dem Angriff nicht teilnehmen, da sie immer noch an der Knieverletzung aus [[Kein Weg zurück]] leidet. <br /> <br /> *Commander Adama muntert auf dem Hangar Deck Apollo auf, indem er ihm erzählt, dass er an ihn glaubt, und weiß, dass Apollo die Mission schaffen wird, weil er sein Sohn ist. <br /> <br /> *Die [[Kampf_um_den_Tylium-Asteroiden|Schlacht um das Tylium]] beginnt: Mehrere Zivilistenschiffe springen in die Nähe der zylonischen Basis und erwecken den Eindruck auf einer Aufklärunsmission zu sein. Einige [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jäger]] nehmen von der Basis aus Kurs auf die Zivilisten, während die [[Galactica]] auf die andere Seite der Basis springt und ein Squadron [[Viper]] startet, um die Basis anzugreifen. Ihnen stellen sich die Resevejäger der Zylonen entgegen. <br /> <br /> *Die zylonischen Jäger, die auf die Zivilistenschiffe zufliegen, kehren um und greifen auch die Galactica an. Alles scheint schief zu laufen, aber dann offenbart Adama, dass das alles nur eine Täuschung war: aufgrund seines Wissens über zylonische Agenten in der Flotte hat Adama nur seine engsten Offiziere in die Details der Mission eingeweiht, noch nit einmal [[Laura Roslin]] wurde informiert.<br /> <br /> *Ein zweites Squadron Viper, angeführt von Apollo, ist in den Zivilschiffen versteckt und stellt die Kraft für den wahren Angriff dar. <br /> <br /> *Alle [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jäger]] wurden zur Galactica gelockt, so dass sie die Basis ohne Probleme erreichen. Allerdings ist die Basis mit einem beachtlichen Luftverteidigungssystem ausgestattet. <br /> <br /> *Dazu kommt, dass die Zylonen Störsysteme einsetzen, um die Zielerfassung der Raketen der Angreifer zu stören. <br /> <br /> *In einem waghalsigen Manöver, Starbuck würdig, umgeht Apollo den Verteidigungsperimeter der Zylonen, indem er durch den Tunnel einer Tyliummine in das Zentrum der Basis fliegt und dann eine Explosion in dem von Baltar gezeigten Gebäude auslöst.<br /> <br /> *Zu Baltars Überraschung war seine willkürliche Wahl richtig: als Apollo sich vom Planeten entfernt, explodiert die Basis mit der Intensität einer 3-Kilotonnen Bombe.<br /> <br /> *Nachdem die Basis zerstört wurde, geraten die restlichen Jäger in Panik und werden zu einer leichten Beute für Galactica&lt;nowiki&gt;'&lt;/nowiki&gt;s Viper. <br /> <br /> *Alle Flieger kehren zur [[Galactica]] zurück und der Sieg wird gefeiert. [[Bergbau-Schiff|Bergbauschiffe]] werden so viel Tylium von dem Asteroiden abbauen, dass es über Jahre die Flotte versorgen kann.<br /> <br /> *In seiner Traumwelt realisiert Baltar, dass es nur eine logische Erklärung für das Gelingen der Mission gibt: Gott hat seine Hand geführt und ihn auf das Gebäude zeigen lassen. Der einztige Atheist Baltar akzeptiert die Möglichkeit, dass er wirklich ein Instrument Gottes sei...<br /> <br /> [[Image:bsg-1-10.jpg|thumb|Adama und sein Stab planen den Angriff]]<br /> <br /> === Auf Caprica ===<br /> <br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] und [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica Kopie)|Caprica Sharon]] verstecken sich in einer Scheune auf ihrem Weg nach [[Delphi]].<br /> <br /> *Als Helo Sharon etwas zu essen anbietet, wird ihr auf einmal übel. Sie beschließen, sich in der Scheune ein bisschen Schlaf zu gönnen.<br /> <br /> *Sie werden von einem Trupp [[Zenturier (RDM)|Zenturier]] gestört, die von einer anderen [[Nummer Sechs|Sechs]] angeführt werden.<br /> <br /> *Helo kann nicht glauben, dass die Frau, die von Sharon getötet wurde, noch lebt - Sharon drängt ihn, weiter zu laufen.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;!--<br /> <br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *The introduction of the prophesy of [[Pythia]] further link the series' mythology to the ancient Greece of our own planet. In Greek mythology, the Pythia <br /> <br /> was the priestess at Apollo's oracle in Delphi. The name itself comes from Python, the dragon slain by Apollo. The Pythia operated as a vehicle for Apollo's <br /> <br /> will to be known to those on earth. A believer would make a sacrifice and present a question to a priest. The priest would then present the question to the <br /> <br /> Pythia. The Pythia sat on a bronze tripod in the adytum, or inner chamber of Apollo's temple. In this sacred chamber the spirit of Apollo overcame the Pythia <br /> <br /> and inspired the prophecy. <br /> **Pythia in ancient Greece was the Oracle of Delphi – and on Caprica, Helo and Sharon are making for the religious center of Delphi. <br /> *Following his seeking God’s forgiveness ([[33]]) and his repentance of his sins ([[Six Degrees of Separation]]), Baltar finally becomes God’s &quot;instrument&quot;. <br /> <br /> He literally becomes the hand of God referenced in the episode title: he is the one that points out the target that will destroy the Cylon base. <br /> *Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen Baltar move through the five emotional states that tend to guide our reactions to a new &quot;truth&quot; we’d rather not face: <br /> **Denial (dismissing the &quot;disappearance&quot; of the ''Olympic Carrier'' after the call from Dr. Amorak as anything more than a serendipitous event - [[33]])<br /> **Anger (his outright hostility towards Six as she continues to &quot;bore&quot; him with talk of God - [[Six Degrees of Separation]])<br /> **Bargaining (praying to God for his safety in return for his obedience - [[Six Degrees of Separation]])<br /> **Depression (leaving the Situation Room without having &quot;heard&quot; God’s voice &amp; facing up to the fact that he had to – again - lie)<br /> **Acceptance his messianic response to Six’s coaxing at the end of this episode. <br /> *Did the Cylons ''allow'' the Colonials to find an asteroid filled with fuel?<br /> **Executive producer [[Ron Moore]] has stated numerous times that the Cylons are not letting the Fleet escape, but are actively trying to destroy it.<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> *Nine days have passed since the events of &quot;[[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]]&quot;.<br /> *The celtic victory music played at the end of the episode after the Cylon base is destroyed is titled &quot;Wander My Friends&quot;, written and composed by [[Bear <br /> <br /> McCreary]]. The lyrics and translation for the song given in the liner notes for the Season 1 soundtrack are reposted [[Soundtrack (Season 1)#Lyrics and <br /> <br /> Translations|on this page]], with permission. <br /> *Tylium ore is use to power FTL systems, but probably not through any fissionable reaction.<br /> *Tylium has an energy density of about 5e14 J/kg, comparable to that of nuclear fusion.<br /> *Cylon technology is clearly a Colonial off-shoot, as one would expect: from the use of tylium down to the shape of doorways.<br /> *William Adama’s father was Joseph Adama.<br /> *Sharon Valerii on Caprica may well be pregnant.<br /> *Lt. Gaeta makes mention in passing conversation to Apollo that the Colonials actually know where the [[Cylon homeworld]] is (&quot;they'd build a refinery this <br /> <br /> far from their homeworld?&quot; &quot;Why not? They need fuel out here just as much as we do&quot;).<br /> *There is an ancient text some 3,600 years old foretelling humanity’s flight – and apparently, Roslin’s leadership.<br /> *Mark II Vipers can carry both missiles and munitions pods (bombs).<br /> *The Mark VII Vipers all appear to be out of commission - even Apollo is now regularly flying a Mk II.<br /> *Based on the conversation between Commander Adama and Starbuck in the gym, it appears that Mark II Viper thruster pedals use a mechanical flight control <br /> <br /> system rather than a &quot;fly-by-wire&quot; linkage. This fits the concept of minimizing the use of computers mentioned in the [[miniseries]]. <br /> *The religious overtones to the human / Cylon struggle are becoming more pronounced, with a now-promised confrontation due at the &quot;home of the Gods&quot;.<br /> *The Colonial fleet has a tylium refinery ship among its number.<br /> *With the capture of the tylium mining facilities on the asteroid, the Colonials should be able to gather enough tylium to keep them going for about 2 years <br /> <br /> – assuming they can shift that much tylium to their refinery ship before the Cylons return.<br /> *A railway line can be seen below the balcony of Baltar's Caprica house at the end of the episode. Single track, mounted on apparently wooden (as oppsoed to <br /> <br /> conrete sleepers), on a bed of gravel, without any form of electrifcation (3rd rail or overhead wires).<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> *''Lee Adama sits with a battered Viper before the mission. He is joined by his father, who after a short conversation, Adama hands Lee a lighter:''<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' It belonged to your grandfather. My mother bought it for him when he was in law school. See the engraving on it? <br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' (reading the name &quot;Joseph Adama&quot;) Yes I...can barely make it out...<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' He was a better father than I was. Dad used to carry that into court cases. He claimed he never lost unless he left it behind. <br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' So you’re worried too.<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' About what?<br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' Sometimes it feels like the whole ship thinks...Starbuck...would do better.<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' I don’t.<br /> :'''Lee Adama:''' How can you be so sure?<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' Because you’re my son.<br /> <br /> *''Commander Adama asks Starbuck to assist with developing a plan to attack the refinery:''<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' Captain Adama and Colonel Tigh are working on the plan now and I need some serious &quot;out-of -the-box&quot; thinking. <br /> :'''Starbuck:''' &quot;Out-of-the-box&quot; is where I live.<br /> <br /> *''During the briefing with Apollo, Tigh, Starbuck, Adama, and Roslin.''<br /> :'''Commander Adama:''' Sometimes, you gotta roll the hard six.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Use bullets or standard paragraph form. Please use links to sources!!! --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- If you wish to create the source within the Battlestar Wiki, then do so! --&gt;<br /> &lt;!--<br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Lorena Gale]] as [[Elosha]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1750308|Cailin Stadnyk]] as Ensign [[Davis]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[Lucianna Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0155389|Terry Chen]] as [[Perry|&quot;Chuckles&quot; Perry]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm1775193|Christina Schild]] as [[Playa Palacios]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] as [[Sekou Hamilton]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1544128|Paul Cummings]] as [[Fireball]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm0837992|Camille Sullivan]] as [[Stepchild]]<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season01/110/ &quot;The Hand of God&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 1)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episode Guide (RDM)|Hand of God, The]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Bradley Thompson]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by David Weddle]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Jeff Woolnough]] <br /> <br /> [[es:La Mano de Dios]]<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> *Warum befiehlt Commander [[William Adama|Adama]], den [[Viper]], die fliehenden zylonischen Jäger zu verfolgen und zu zerstören, anstatt das Gebiet um die [[Galactica]] zu sichern?<br /> **Eine Möglichkeit für diese Entscheidung könnte sein, dass er verhindern möchte, dass die Jäger Verstärkung von einem, sich in der Nähe befindlichen [[Basisschiff]], rufen können.<br /> *Wieviele [[Viper]] besitzt die [[Galactica]]? Haben sie einen Notfallplan, falls die Mehrheit der Viper zerstört werden sollte?<br /> *Können die Colonials von Grund auf neue Schiffe wie die [[Viper]] bauen, oder sammeln sie alte Schiffshüllen ein und reparieren diese?<br /> *Inwiefern kann ein 3600 Jahre alter Text den Exodus der Menschheit und die Führung durch [[Laura Roslin]] vorhersagen?<br /> *Wer hat die freie Zeit für den Ready Room Modelle der neuen zylonischen Jäger zu bauen?<br /> *Wenn [[Gaius Baltar]] die Texte der heiligen Schriftrollen in der 6. Klasse gelesen hat, wie kommt es dann, dass die ehemalige Bildungsministerin noch nie von der [[Pythia]] gehört hat?<br /> &lt;!--**Answer: According to RDM, the Sacred Scrolls are much like modern Earth religions, i.e. the vast majority of the general populace often knows many often-quoted phrases and the general philosophy of a religion, but that doesn't mean every person is a theology scholar. Also, like Earth different sections of the Twelve Colonies are more religious than others. [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]], for example, is quite secular in regards to religion, while [[Gemenon]] is religiously fundamentalist, believing in the literal truth of the Sacred Scrolls.--&gt;<br /> *Ist [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]] wirklich die &quot;Hand Gottes&quot;?<br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Farm&diff=7098 2006-12-29T16:26:33Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =Galacticafarm.jpg<br /> | Title=Die Farm<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=5<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[IMDB:nm1625189|Carla Robinson]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[IMDB:nm0362738|Rod Hardy]]<br /> | Production=2.05<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=12. August 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=20. Dezember 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=47.857<br /> | Prev=[[Leben und Sterben]]<br /> | Next=[[Heimat, Teil I]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''[[Kara Thrace]] is shot and wakes up in a remote hospital facility on [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]], and learns that her friendly doctor has his own plans for her future.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> === On Caprica ===<br /> <br /> *[[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]], [[Karl Agathon|Helo]], and two members of the Resistance ([[Samuel Anders|Anders]] and [[Sue-Shaun]], who were introduced in the last episode) devise a plan to escape from [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]] by commandeering a [[Cylon Heavy Raider]] from a nearby airstrip. They will fit as many people as possible onto the craft, and will dispatch a rescue mission for the remainder upon return to ''[[Galactica]]''.<br /> *As the team is about to assault the airstrip, they are ambushed, and Thrace is hit by a bullet that grazes off her head and gets lodged in her abdomen. She loses consciousness.<br /> *Thrace wakes up in a hospital. She is being attended to by a doctor named [[Simon]], who tells her that she was brought into the hospital by Anders, and that Anders died from a shrapnel wound. Thrace is devastated.<br /> *Thrace spends the next few days conversing with Simon, who muses that women capable of bearing children are a rare &quot;commodity&quot; now that the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] have nuked the Colonies, and suggests that Thrace should consider giving birth to a child.<br /> *Simon speculates that Thrace's reluctance to have children stems from her mother having abused her when she was young, as evidenced by a pattern of fractures in her fingers. This topic upsets her.<br /> *Thrace wakes to discover a new scar on her abdomen. Simon tells her it's from an operation he did to stop some bleeding, but Thrace doesn't believe him, particularly after he calls her &quot;Starbuck&quot;--her pilot call sign, which she has never told him.<br /> *Thrace fakes sleep after crimping her intravenous drip filled with sedative. When Simon leaves, she follows him into the hallway, where she overhears him having a conversation with a copy of [[Number Six]] about the &quot;complete removal&quot; of her ovaries scheduled for the next day.<br /> *A short time later, Thrace stabs Simon with a broken mirror shard and escapes the room. Lurching around the deserted hospital, she stumbles upon a room full of semi-conscious women wired horrifically to machines. Among them is [[Sue-Shaun]], who begs Thrace to destroy the &quot;baby machines&quot; and end their misery. She obliges with a prayer, a pair of medical tongs, and a primal scream.<br /> *Thrace staggers outside, braining a Six model with a fire extinguisher in the process, only to find a another Simon standing there to greet her. At that moment, [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and the rest of the resistance emerge from the woods. They pepper Simon with bullets, but soon get bogged down in a firefight with a squad of [[Cylon Centurion|Centurions]]. A second rescue occurs in as many minutes: [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Caprica-Valerii]] swoops down in a stolen Heavy Raider and blows the Centurions away.<br /> *Thrace relates her experiences in the hospital to the others. Valerii explains that the [[Cylon agent|humanoid Cylons]] have a flaw which renders them unable to reproduce biologically. The Cylons have been holding human women in &quot;farms&quot; to try to implant them with human/Cylon embryos. This effort has failed, however, leading the Cylons to believe that conception requires &quot;love.&quot; Based on this theory, Valerii was able to conceive with Helo because of their love for each other.<br /> *Helo, Sharon, and Starbuck leave Caprica on the Heavy Raider. Starbuck promises [[Samuel Anders|Anders]] to return someday to rescue the Resistance. In the meantime, Anders says he will try to destroy as many farms as he can.<br /> <br /> ===On ''Galactica''===<br /> <br /> *Commander Adama returns to duty, and is greated by applause in [[CIC]]. He tells the crew that he loves them all.<br /> *To try to rally support to the president, Zarek wants [[Lee Adama]] to make a recording denouncing his father. Adama stops in the middle of it and says he can't go through with that. It's left to [[Laura Roslin]] to win over the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]].<br /> * Roslin plays the &quot;religious card.&quot; She transfers to the ''[[Astral Queen]]'' from where she transmits a message imploring the Fleet to follow her and the path the [[Lords of Kobol]] have set out for her. An infuriated and staunchly secular Adama doesn't board the ''Astral Queen'' because he thinks only three or four ships would seriously listen to her &quot;religious nonsense.&quot; Instead, 24 ships (&quot;almost a third of the Fleet&quot;) leave with her.<br /> *Cally is thrown in the brig for killing [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]], now known as a Cylon agent and traitor. Chief Tyrol implores Commander Adama to release her, due to her trauma by events on Kobol. Adama gives her a light sentence of charging her with discharging a firearm without permission: Cally will spend only one month in the brig.<br /> *Adama asks Tyrol if he could love Boomer despite the fact that she was a machine. Tyrol isn't quite sure, but it becomes apparent that Adama is asking himself the question as much as he is Tyrol; Adama loved all of his pilots like his children. <br /> *Adama visits Boomer's body in the morgue. He asks &quot;Why?&quot; then breaks down crying over her body.<br /> <br /> == Questions == <br /> *Caprica-Valerii says that she knows that [[Leoben Conoy]] told Kara Thrace she was special during his interrogation aboard ''Galactica''. How could she have known this? How do the Cylon agents communicate to each other?<br /> **Since it is confirmed that Cylon agents do transmit their consciousness or updated information from body to body upon death, this implies that '''all''' models share memories between each other, no matter where they are. Caprica-Valerii seems to know much of ''Galactica's'' state of affairs when asked. If such communication is the case, wouldn't the relative strength of such a signal from the body be a tip-off for Colonials to locate the remaining Cylon infiltrators?<br /> **Valerii also says that she &quot;hasn't accessed that data&quot; when asked how many farms there are. Does this mean that Cylons transmit information only upon death? She knew about Leoben #2's &quot;visit&quot; with Thrace ([[Flesh and Bone]]) but she doesn't know the thoughts of the other Cylons on the planet who have not died. Conversely the Cylons seem unaware of her rebellious thoughts.<br /> ***Has the rebellious Sharon Valerii severed her connection with the other Cylons? After she switched sides in &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]],&quot; the other Cylons seem unaware of her current thoughts and actions. Perhaps she only knows of events on ''Galactica'' before this point?<br /> **Leoben Conoy #2 appeared to acknowledge in &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]]&quot; that he was too far from Cylon forces for his personality to be recovered. Was he able to covertly transmit his memories to one of the basestars encountered in [[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]&quot; or &quot;[[Scattered]]&quot; by way of another agent? ([[Resurrection Ship|Likely answer]])<br /> *Will we see Simon again? ([[Downloaded|Answer]]) Is he one of the eight Cylon agents hiding in the Fleet?<br /> *How did Simon know Anders name?<br /> **RDM's blog states that one of the member's of Anders' resistance was probably a Cylon (not necessarily any of the resistance members we saw on screen) who tipped them off to Anders, though this didn't make the final cut of the episode.<br /> ***Could this have been a copy of [[Cavil]], specifically, the copy that prays with the resistance before they leave Caprica in &quot;[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]?&quot;<br /> *Why does the Caprica resistance seem more concerned about Thrace's disappearance than Sue-Shaun's? Did Thrace's love interest generate the greater concern?<br /> *Could Commander Adama's evident grief upon viewing the corpse of Boomer in the ship's morgue mean that they were personally involved at some point? Or, perhaps, did the level of humanity that Boomer showed cause Adama to mourn her loss as he would a daughter or daughter-figure such as Kara Thrace? In any case, given her role in Adama's assassination attempt, this is strange and strong behavior.<br /> *Would any viable embryos harvested by the Cylons be accelerated into mature adults or placed ''in vitro'' into a host? Would the host be Cylon or human?<br /> **Caprica-Valerii seemed to imply that no viable hybrid embryos had ever been produced by the Farms, at least up until this point. Then again, she said that they &quot;weren't very successful,&quot; a somewhat vague answer suggesting inpregnation or growth but no viable fetuses.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *What exactly did the Cylons do to Thrace's ovaries? Simon tells Six: &quot;...pending lab test results on sample for ovaries, complete removal will proceed tomorrow&quot;. Starbuck escapes right after this, which means that the opportunity to &quot;completely remove&quot; her ovaries did not occur. This suggests at the very least that Starbuck can still have children. However, female humans only have '''two''' ovaries: how can you have a &quot;sample&quot; one? The sample could just mean that Simon took several eggs from one of Starbuck's ovaries to see if they were viable for conceiving children. <br /> *It would seem that the Cylons at least obtained several sample egg cells from Starbuck. Will this lead to developments later on? <br /> *In Ron D. Moore's blog entry for October 14, 2005, after finishing the last scripts for season two he jokingly says he has &quot;the reward of time spent thinking about something besides Kara's missing ovaries (&quot;Now, where did I leave those ovaries? They were right here a minute ago...&quot;) &quot;. What is meant by this?<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> *This episode's opening credits marks the return of the &quot;blipvert&quot; effect used in the first season episodes, which Ron D. Moore uses as an homage to &quot;Space: 1999.&quot; <br /> *As of the opening credits, the fleet population is now 47,857, a net loss of 4 since &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;. This reflects the deaths of four civilians on board the [[Gideon]] in that episode, but apparently not that of Boomer. Was she removed from the count immediately after her assassination attempt?<br /> *According to [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]], this episode takes place &quot;a week&quot; after Apollo docked at ''[[Cloud Nine]]'' in the last episode, although apparently Adama hasn't been well enough to resume command until very recently.<br /> *24 ships, almost a third of the Fleet, have left with Roslin for Kobol.<br /> **This would mean the total Fleet consisted of over 72 ships. In the [[Miniseries]], there are only about 40 FTL-capable ships able to rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. This continuity error is similar to the 500-1500 prisoner error. [[Bastille Day]] and [[Miniseries]]<br /> *Boomer's body is now in the morgue.<br /> *Number Six mentioned that &quot;procreation is one of God's commandments&quot; in the first episode, &quot;[[33]].&quot; This could mean that the Cylons are trying to procreate out of a feeling that they are sinning by not being able to have children on their own.<br /> *Helo and Caprica-Valerii's child is the first Human/Cylon hybrid conceived in love, and as a result appears to be the first and only successful hybrid; it seems that no other embryo survived nearly as long as it already has (it is now about five weeks old, since its conception in &quot;[[Six Degrees of Separation]]&quot;).<br /> *Boomer served aboard ''Galactica'' for two years, which means the Cylons had begun infiltrating Colonial society from at least that long ago. This matches the length of time of Six's affair with Baltar while on Caprica, suggesting that Cylon agent infiltration occurred around two years prior to the events of the miniseries.<br /> *According to Simon's study (either from a Cylon dossier on Thrace or from medical exams) Starbuck was the victim of frequent physical abuse as a child; she's suffered many bone fractures in childhood, and all of her fingers have been broken at some point. This is consistant with the comments made by Leoben Conoy to Starbuck during their interrogation scenes. [[Flesh and Bone]]<br /> *Caprica-Valerii is aware of [[Leoben Conoy]] #2's interrogation by Starbuck in &quot;[[Flesh and Bone]],&quot; even of specific things he said during it, suggesting that Cylon agents sometimes have a collective knowledgebase (''not'' a collective consciousness; see &quot;[[Downloaded]]&quot; for this confirmation) to occasionally draw from. This is supported by Boomer's information to [[Gaius Baltar]] of the number of Cylon agents remaining in the Fleet in &quot;[[Resistance]],&quot; as only such an knowledgebase would allow Boomer to know of this data. <br /> *This episode introduces the fifth confirmed [[Cylon agent]], [[Simon]].<br /> *According to a deleted scene, this episode takes place a week after &quot;[[Fragged]].&quot;<br /> *After the final commercial break, as Simon enters Starbuck's room (right before she stabs him) you can see that her room is number &quot;254&quot;. Not so coincidentally, this scene takes place in Season 2, episode #5, and this is the start of Act #4.<br /> *Starbuck has the last line in this episode: &quot;Let's go [[Home,_Part_I|home]]!&quot;<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> *''Cylons discussing the surgical testing they are performing on Starbuck'':<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Simon:&lt;/b&gt;...pending lab test results on [sample for] ovaries, complete removal will proceed tomorrow. They've lab tested positive and subject will be removed to processing facility for final disposition.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Number Six:&lt;/b&gt; Is that regret I hear in your voice, Simon?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Simon:&lt;/b&gt; If it is, it certainly is none of your concern.<br /> <br /> *''Explanation of the Human/Cylon hybrid project:''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; They were conducting research, into Human/Cylon breeding programs.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt;: Human/Cylon?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt;: 'Call them &quot;Farms&quot;...your gunshot wound looks fine...<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt;: So &quot;Farms&quot;, that's great...what were they going to do, 'knock me up with some Cylon kid?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; They were going to try to. We haven't been very successful so far. <br /> :&lt;b&gt;Anders:&lt;/b&gt; Supposedly they can't reproduce...you know, ''biologically'', so they've been trying every which-way to produce offspring.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; Why?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; Procreation. It's one of God's commandments; &quot;be fruitful&quot;. We can't fulfill it, we've tried. So we decided--<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; To rape human women?!<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; You know, if you agreed to bear children it would be voluntary, maybe even set you up with someone you like.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; And you two kids? [''Helo and Caprica-Boomer'']<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; We're different.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; What the frak is that supposed to mean?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; They have this theory; maybe the one thing they were missing was '''love'''. So Sharon and I...were set up...<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; To fall in love?! They didn't ask [[Sue-Shaun]] if she wanted to fall in love, alright! They put a tube in her, and they hooked her up to a machine!<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; They know who you are, Kara. You're special. Leoben told you that. You have a destiny. <br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; [''pointing out the other scar on Starbuck's lower abdomen''] Starbuck what's the second scar?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Starbuck:&lt;/b&gt; I don't know. I don't think I want to know now. You know?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; No.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Anders:&lt;/b&gt; Alright, how many women do they have in these &quot;Farms&quot;?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Valerii:&lt;/b&gt; Hundreds, maybe thousands. I don't know, I haven't accessed that data.<br /> <br /> *''Adama wonders aloud about the nature of Cylons and humans''<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' I don't believe she [Cally] was in her right mind when she shot Boomer--<br /> :'''Adama:''' Did you love her, Chief?<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' 'Scuse me?<br /> :'''Adama:''' Boomer. Did you love her?<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' Thought I did.<br /> :'''Adama:''' Well, when you think you love somebody, you love them. That's what love is. Thoughts... She was a Cylon. A machine! Is that what Boomer was, a machine? A thing?<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' That's what she turned out to be.<br /> :'''Adama:''' She was more than that to us. She was more than that to me. She was a vital, living person aboard my ship for almost two years! She couldn't have been just a machine. Could you love a machine?<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' No, sir. Guess I couldn't have.<br /> : '''Adama'''Cally discharged a firearm without permission, endangering life of her fellow shipmate. 30 days in the brig. Dismissed.<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' Thank you, sir.<br /> :'''Adama:''' You'll see her again, Chief.<br /> :'''Tyrol:''' Excuse me?<br /> :'''Adama:''' There are many copies. You'll see her again.<br /> <br /> *''Simon, talking about Starbuck's reluctance to have children but also perhaps talking about the Cylons view of themselves (and maybe the &quot;human&quot; cylons).<br /> :'''Simon:''' Children of abusive parents often fear passing along that abuse to their own children.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Michael Trucco]] as [[Samuel Anders]]<br /> *[[Tamara Lashley]] as [[Sue-Shaun]]<br /> *[[Rick Worthy]] as [[Simon]]<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/205/ &quot;The Farm&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z|Farm, The]]<br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)|Farm, The]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Carla Robinson]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Rod Hardy]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[es:La Granja]]<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Auferstehung,_Teil_II&diff=7097 2006-12-29T16:26:30Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image = Gina-Cain.jpg<br /> | Title= Die Auferstehung, Teil II<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=12<br /> | Guests=[[Michelle Forbes]]&lt;br&gt;als Admiral [[Helena Cain|Cain]]<br /> | Writer=[[Ronald D. Moore]] &lt;br/&gt; [[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Story=<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=2.12<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=13. Januar 2006<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=<br /> | Population=49,604<br /> | Prev=[[Die Auferstehung, Teil I]]<br /> | Next=[[Epiphanies]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> :''The battlestars ''Galactica'' and ''Pegasus'' engage in [[Attack on the Resurrection Ship|an all-out battle]] to destroy the Cylon “Resurrection” ship.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> *The episode begins in a forward-flashback (as did &quot;[[Act of Contrition]]&quot;), as viewers see [[Lee Adama]] floating in a planetary body of water. He sees something approaching him—it is a Cylon [[Raider]] with a [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] in hot pursuit, and we return to reality to see Apollo floating in space in his ejection seat.<br /> *A title card, &quot;48 Hours Earlier,&quot; appears, setting the stage before Apollo's dream. [[Kara Thrace]] asks [[Lee Adama]] for backup on her mission to assassinate Admiral Cain. Adama accepts, and reassures Thrace of the importance of trust as he embraces her.<br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] are bound and beaten in the brig by upset ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' officers, aided again by their [[Colonial Marine Corps|marines]], until Executive officer [[Jack Fisk]] arrives to break it up.<br /> *[[Helena Cain]] and [[Kara Thrace]] have a drink together, and Cain asks Thrace to promise not to flinch when she has to commit a &quot;terrible sin.&quot;<br /> *Lieutenant Lee Adama makes a courier run to ''Galactica'', taking the opportunity to ask his father about Thrace's special mission. [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] is uninterested in discussing the issue, but young Adama is surprised to know that President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] is involved in the assassination plot.<br /> *Thrace and ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' XO Jack Fisk both prepare for their assassination missions, as well as the attack on the Resurrection Ship.<br /> * Before Commander Adama proceeds with his assassination plan on Cain, he solicits advice from the cooperative copy of [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]], asking her why the Cylons hate humanity as they do. She reminds him of a portion of his decommissioning speech ([[Miniseries]]), asking whether humanity has asked ''itself'' if it is deserving to survive despite its failings.<br /> *The [[Resurrection Ship]] and at least one [[Basestar_(RDM)|basestar]] are destroyed by the Colonials. [[Image:Ep212battle.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Cylon basestar under assault]]<br /> *During the battle, the [[Blackbird]] is successful in disabling the Resurrection Ship. While escaping, the Blackbird is heavily damaged when it crashes into a disabled Raptor. Lieutenant Adama is able to eject in time as the Blackbird is destroyed.<br /> *Floating in space, Apollo's [[flight suit]] springs a leak. Communications officer [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]] tries frantically to contact him, but Apollo does not respond by choice. Later he releases the last of the air in his [[flight suit]] and says, &quot;I'm sorry, Kara,&quot; losing consciousness just as a [[SAR]] Raptor appears in the nick of time to save him.<br /> *[[Gaius Baltar]]'s feelings for [[Number Six]] transfer to the copy named [[Gina]], who is tangible and more ''human'' than his internal Number Six. He repeats to Gina a story told to him by Six about going to watch [[Pyramid (RDM)|pyramid]] games, finally taking her hands in his as Baltar's internal Six disappears in sadness. As Gina senses the destruction of the Resurrection Ship, she takes a sidearm from a marine she kills, with Baltar's help, and asks Baltar to kill her, noting that suicide is a sin. Baltar refuses, gives her the sidearm, and tells her she needs justice, ostensibly referring to Admiral Cain and her tyranny.<br /> *[[William Adama]] and [[Helena Cain]] both speak over [[wireless]] to conspirators [[Jack Fisk]] and [[Kara Thrace]], respectively, but neither commander gives the order to assassinate the other.<br /> *After the battle, Gina shoots and kills [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]] in the admiral's quarters. Cain is challenging to the last, unregretful of the treatment that Gina has been given. Gina soon [[Demand Peace|disappears]] from ''Pegasus.''<br /> *At Cain's funeral, Kara Thrace speaks admiringly of her, saying the Fleet would have been safer with her than it is without her. This statement raises a stare from Commander Adama.<br /> *As Lee Adama confides to Thrace that he didn't want to survive the mission, [[Anastasia Dualla]] stands outside Adama's quarters eavesdropping, visibly worried about young Adama.<br /> *Battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' and her crew remain in the Fleet, with [[William Adama]] becoming an admiral to command both battlestars. After receiving new admiral's insignia from [[Laura Roslin]], he gives her a brief but affectionate kiss, to the smiles of both.<br /> *Laura Roslin is now visibly weakened by her fight with cancer, and her composure and strength are failing. Her end appears near.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> * Adama had the first opportunity to implement his &quot;plan&quot; on Admiral Cain. Why didn't he? Did [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]]'s earlier comments about humanity not deserving to survive have something to do with that?<br /> ::Adama's remarks to Starbuck, that it is not enough to survive, but be worthy of survival, seem to point to this.<br /> :::Did [[Helena_Cain|Admiral Cain's]] actions (such as the cannibalism of [[Pegasus_(RDM)|Pegasus']] civilian fleet) necessarily justify her worthiness? Did [[William_Adama|Adama]] realize that he didn't have the right to make that judgement?<br /> ::::Adama may have come to the conclusion that by murdering Cain he would become just like Cain and therefor not worthy of survival himself. If survival requires to become like Cain that may be a price to high to pay for him.<br /> * Why did Cain not issue the order for Adama's execution? Was it a change of heart? Or did she suspect that her life was in jeopardy by Thrace?<br /> * Subsequent to [[Gina]] killing of Cain, Gina disappears from ''Pegasus'' and Colonial military imprisonment (as promised by Baltar). Where is she being hidden? ([[Epiphanies|Answer]])<br /> * [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]] hands Gina a weapon in the ante-room of the ''Pegasus'' brig. Would a high-security area be equipped with surveillance cameras? Has Baltar disappeared as well?<br /> *We only saw one basestar destroyed—was the other destroyed, or was it able to jump away with the surviving Raiders and support ships?<br /> * Is Lee Adama becoming depressed and unable to command his pilots?<br /> * How will ''Pegasus'' resources be used throughout the Fleet?<br /> * How many new Viper squadrons and pilots have been added to the Fleet?<br /> * How will Adama deal with the mob-level brutality that appears throughout ''Pegasus''?<br /> * How closely have the Cylons studied the memories of &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii aboard ''Galactica'', and the other [[Cylon agent|spies]] in the Fleet?<br /> * How will Kara Thrace's comments at Cain's funeral affect her relationship with now-Admiral Adama?<br /> * In &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;, Baltar forces &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii into revealing that eight Cylons are still in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. However, this obviously does not take into account the introduction of ''Pegasus''. Thus, are there any more Cylon agents are aboard ''Pegasus''? If so, what do they number?<br /> :Will these agents be far more careful in what they do, knowing that resurrection is no longer possible?<br /> * Will another [[Blackbird]] be constructed?<br /> * Will Adama stay aboard ''[[Galactica_(RDM)|Galactica]]'' now that he's been promoted? ([[The Captain's Hand|Answer]])<br /> * Are there going to be any other promotions?<br /> * Who will be [[CAG]] of ''Galactica''? [[Kara_Thrace|Starbuck]] and [[Lee_Adama|Apollo]] were assigned to [[Pegasus_(RDM)|Pegasus]] at the time Admiral Cain was assassinated.<br /> :If [[Lee_Adama|Apollo]] recovers from his depression, he will probably resume his position as the CAG of ''Galactica'', while [[Kara_Thrace|Starbuck]] will continue as the CAG of ''Pegasus'' since she has obviously proven her worth and was chosen for the position by [[Helena_Cain|Admiral Cain]].<br /> * What changes in the Cylon strategy will we see, now that the [[Resurrection Ship]] has been destroyed?<br /> * What punishment, if any, will [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] receive now that they have escaped the death sentence imposed by [[Helena_Cain|Admiral Cain]]? After all, they did murder a superior officer, even though it was an accident.<br /> :Colonel Tigh's actions from the ''[[Gideon]]'' incident are more dire and politically damaging, yet Adama does not punish his second-in-command. It is likely that, especially given the inhumane treatment of Lieutenant [[Alistair Thorne|Thorne]] towards the cooperative and unaggressive pregnant [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Sharon Valerii]] (which Adama apologizes for to Valerii), that Adama will dismiss the matter.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *The beating of Helo and the Chief was edited so that in the teaser, all we see is the &quot;Sunshine Boys&quot; entering the cell with their marines, about to tie the two up while making threatening comments. Given that they were involved in the gang rape of Gina, many viewers left the teaser fearing that far worse was going to happen to Agathon and Tyrol than simply being beaten with soap wrapped in towels.<br /> * The basestar/battlestar battle was epic, although viewers did not see a great deal of it from a play-by-play standpoint. The pairing of an advanced battlestar such as ''Pegasus'' with the oldest battlestar, ''Galactica'', likely illustrates why the Cylons used [[CNP|sabotage]] instead of all-out war to [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|defeat the Twelve Colonies]]. With proper planning, battlestars working in tandem will shred a basestar in a close-range attack, which uses missiles and fighters, but appears to have no gun batteries itself.<br /> *Lee Adama's collision with the downed [[Raptor]] occurred partly because Adama was looking behind him, examining the damage he dealt to the Resurrection Ship. This may be symbolic of one of young Adama's character flaws: he is always looking backward, always examining what he's done instead of keeping his attention on the here and now. See &quot;[[Water]]&quot;, where Lee agonizes over firing on the ''[[Olympic Carrier]]'' while his father warns him specifically about not second-guessing himself. This theme also parallels Cain's words—-which Starbuck echoes at her funeral—-about not flinching or second-guessing when terrible things have to be done.<br /> * Obviously, the writers felt that the battle was less important than the events planned immediately after--the mutual attempts by Cain and Adama to kill each other. Viewers enter the battle scene at the stage where the battlestars tackle the destruction of the basestars, although there was a ruse earlier involving the entire [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. This quick segue was also likely done in light of the cost for the visual effects, since the shots of the battlestar attacks would be greatly desired by the fans, but also be new VFX and therefore expensive.<br /> * The pregnant Sharon Valerii again shows that she has the memories of the 'original' Boomer, which was previously shown in the season opener when she started to tell Starbuck of the time they met.<br /> * A new love triangle is formed as Gaius Baltar seems more fixated on the ''notion'' of Gina and her pain rather than the feelings of his virtual Number Six, who unsuccessfully pleads him not to aid Gina in killing herself. As he takes Gina's hand, the virtual Six disappears from view in the scene. Perhaps Baltar needed to touch a &quot;real&quot; Six copy, and is also swayed by her &quot;humanity&quot;--her vulnerability and weakness, as well as her differing interpretation on how she thinks [[God]] will forgive the Colonials for the destruction of the Cylon fleet. <br /> * In another example of Gaius' ability to multi-task, he relates to Gina as his own the anecdote that Six told him (about purchasing two tickets when she went to see Pyramid games, as the extra ticket permitted her to imagine Gaius watched the game with her). The anecdote serves two conversations at once. The anecdote reinforces his bond with Gina and indicates to Six that flesh-and-blood Gina is of far greater importance to him than (presumably non-corporeal) Six, or the tens of thousands of Cylons who are about to die, permanently, with the destruction of the resurrection ship. Baltar's relationship with Six in the future will likely be a strained one.<br /> *Admiral Adama's affectionate kiss with [[Laura Roslin]] opens up all kinds of new story possibilities and complications for the characters and the Fleet. It might have been considered by some viewers to be the most surprising part of the whole episode since no information on this scene was noted in advance of the show's airing. As noted by RDM in the podcast commentary, the kiss was improvised by Olmos. His and McDonnell's acting continues to be exemplary.<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> *Vireem and Gage's beating of Tyrol and Helo with bars of soap stuffed inside socks used as slings is an obvious homage to the Stanley Kubrick film &quot;[[Wikipedia:Full_Metal_Jacket|Full Metal Jacket]]&quot;, in which the exact same thing happens to &quot;Pvt. Pyle&quot; in the Marine barracks at night (RDM points this out himself, in the podcast).<br /> *Apollo was demoted to Lieutenant by Cain when she revoked his flight status. At the beginning of Part I, he is referred to as &quot;Captain&quot;, but after Cain mentions that she revoked his flight status, Adama addresses his son as &quot;Lieutenant&quot;. The official Scifi.com website was updated the week after this episode aired showing the new ranks of characters--Captain Kara Thrace, Admiral William Adama--but it also was changed to list Lee Adama as a Lieutenant.<br /> *Apollo's experience of ejecting in the middle of the battle and watching it unfold around him is according to the podcast based on the real life experience of Ensign [[Wikipedia:George Gay|George Gay]] during the [[Wikipedia:Battle of Midway|Battle of Midway]]. George Gay's plane was shot down and he witnessed the entire battle while floating in the ocean.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> *'''Jack Fisk''': I don't want your thanks. I owe Lieutenant Thorne my life, as do many people on this ship.<br /> :'''Helo''': He was trying to rape a prisoner!<br /> :'''Fisk''': You can't &quot;rape&quot; a machine, Lieutenant.<br /> <br /> *'''Sharon Valerii''': It's what you said at the ceremony before the attack, when ''Galactica'' was being decommissioned. You gave a speech, it sounded like it wasn't the one you prepared. You said that humanity was a flawed creation, and that people still kill one another for petty jealousy and greed. You said that humanity never asked itself why it deserved to survive. Maybe you don't.<br /> <br /> *'''Adama''' ''(to Starbuck over wireless)'': I've been thinking about what we talked about before. It's not enough to survive. One has to be worthy of surviving. That's all.<br /> <br /> *'''Gina''': Suicide is a sin. But I need to die!<br /> :'''Baltar''': What you need is justice. I know a place where you can stay, where you can be safe, where I can look after you.<br /> :'''Gina''': Why would you do that?<br /> :'''Baltar''': Because I love you.<br /> <br /> *'''Gina''' ''(confronting Cain in her quarters with her gun)'': Tell me, Admiral. Can you roll over? Beg? <br /> :'''Helena Cain''': Frak you. <br /> :'''Gina''' ''(right before shooting)'': You're not my type.<br /> <br /> *'''Kara Thrace''' ''(giving an eulogy at Cain's funeral)'': I, um, only knew Admiral Cain for a short time, so what I have to say about her will be short. She faced things. She looked them right in the eye and she didn't flinch. That's something that we do a lot around here. We second-guess. We worry. When I think about what she went through after the attack -- all alone, one ship, no help, no hope -- she didn't give up. She didn't worry. She didn't second-guess. She acted. She did what she thought needed to be done, and the Pegasus survived. Might be hard to admit, or hard to hear, but I think that we were safer with her...than we are without.<br /> <br /> *'''Kara Thrace''': Lee. Lee, you okay? Are you okay?<br /> :'''Lee Adama''': No, not really. Um...I broke my word to you.<br /> :'''Thrace''': What are you talking about?<br /> :'''Adama''': I let you down. I wasn't there when you needed me.<br /> :'''Thrace''': Look, a close call like that? That'd mess with anybody's head. Alright? You know, it turns out I didn't need you anyway, so…. Let's just be glad that we both came back alive, alright?<br /> :'''Adama''': That's just it, Kara. I didn't want to make it back alive.<br /> <br /> *'''Laura Roslin''': Rumor has it that I know very little about military protocol, but I do know that someone who commands more than one ship is called an admiral. Congratulations, Admiral Adama.<br /> :'''William Adama''': Thank you, Madame President. Thank you, Billy. I um, never gave up hope, I just stopped trying to get these a long time ago.<br /> :'''Roslin''': Just goes to show you, Bill. Never give up hope.<br /> :'''Adama''': Same goes for you, Laura.<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Michelle Forbes]] as Admiral [[Helena Cain]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0065320|Graham Beckel]] as Colonel [[Jack Fisk]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0217757|Derek Delost]] as Specialist [[Vireem]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0233304|Mike Dopud]] Specialist [[Gage]]<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/212/ &quot;Resurrection Ship, Part II&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Ronald D. 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Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_Auferstehung,_Teil_I&diff=7096 2006-12-29T16:26:09Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> Image = Resurrection_Ship_pt2-Planning.jpg<br /> | Title=Die Auferstehung, Teil I<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|2]]<br /> | Episode=11<br /> | Guests=[[Michelle Forbes]]&lt;br&gt;als Admiral [[Helena Cain|Cain]]<br /> | Writer=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Story=[[Anne Cofell Saunders]]<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=2.11<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=6. Februar 2006<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=<br /> | Population=49,604<br /> | Prev=[[Pegasus (Episode)|Pegasus]]<br /> | Next=[[Die Auferstehung, Teil II]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> :''A potential battle between ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' and ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' is only averted by [[Kara Thrace|Lt. Thrace]]'s return from her recon mission with important tactical information on the unknown [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]] ship.''<br /> <br /> == Summary ==<br /> <br /> *Continuing from the [[Pegasus (episode)|previous episode]], a swarm of [[Viper (RDM)|Vipers]] from ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' and ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' move into weapons range of each other after [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] challenges [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]] over the imminent execution of two of his crewmen. Neither commanders are willing to order &quot;weapons free&quot; to fire. The Vipers are reduced to playing &quot;chicken&quot;, attempting to force each other to fire — or collide.<br /> *Cain orders Captain [[Cole Taylor]] to arrest and relieve [[Lee Adama|Lieutenant Lee &quot;Apollo&quot; Adama]], who is co-piloting a Raptor about to leave on the recon mission. The Raptor pilot draws his sidearm on Lt. Adama and orders him into the rear of the Raptor.<br /> *Flying the [[Blackbird]], which goes undetected by the Cylon fleet, [[Kara Thrace]] flies right into the superstructure of the [[Unknown Cylon Ship]], taking pictures along the way. Before the Cylons can detect her, she Jumps away.<br /> *Confined to the rear of the Raptor, Lt. Adama sends an encrypted text message to Thrace.<br /> *Leading ''Galactica's'' Viper squadron, [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]] continually requests clearance from Commander Adama to fire on ''Pegasus''' Vipers, but he refuses.<br /> *Thrace arrives in the [[Blackbird]]. After getting over her initial confusion at the chicken-fight, receives Lt. Adama's message and replies back, wondering what was going on (the Viper intanglement).<br /> *Both ''Galactica'' and ''Pegasus'' pick up the Blackbird on [[DRADIS]], but its lack of [[IFF|transponder]] codes leads Cain and Adama to assume that the new contact is a Raider. All Vipers break off their chicken-fight and move to engage the enemy, only standing down when Thrace broadcasts her ID over [[wireless]].<br /> *When Cain looks likely to resume the conflict with Adama, Thrace uploads her incredibly detailed pictures of the Unknown Cylon Ship to ''Pegasus''' CIC. A closeup shows Cylon bodies, including several inactive copies of [[Number Six|the blonde Cylon agent]] known to the Colonials as &quot;[[Shelly Godfrey]]&quot; and &quot;[[Gina]].&quot;<br /> *Aboard ''[[Colonial One]]'', after being grilled by President [[Laura Roslin]] for their near-disastrous actions, Adama and Cain agree to a truce while they prepare a joint attack on the Cylon fleet.<br /> *Privately, Roslin warns Adama that Cain is a loose cannon, who must be killed in order to save the Fleet from annihilation. Adama is surprised at Roslin's candor, and is reluctant to consider the idea.<br /> *Adama learns that ''Pegasus'' was also shepherding a civilian fleet, which it abandoned months ago, but not before stripping it of anything useful, including FTL drives, spare parts, and people. Cain ordered the execution of the families of individuals she selected who would not leave with ''Pegasus.''<br /> *[[Gaius Baltar]] speaks more with [[Gina]], who wants Baltar to kill her so she can free herself from her torturous existence. He tells her that she cannot die as her consciousness would only download into another [[Cylon agent|Cylon body]]. Seeing the copies of reconnaissance photos Baltar is carrying, Gina says she would die if his Fleet destroys the Unknown ship, which she names.<br /> *Baltar briefs Adama and Cain: The function of the [[Resurrection Ship]], as Gina called it, is to allow Cylon agents a place where their consciousness can download, as an agent in the Fleet would be too far from the Cylon homeworld for their consciousness to return. Cain quickly surmises that, without the Resurrection Ship, the few agents remaining would be permanently gone, and perhaps more reluctant to complete their respective missions.<br /> *Laura Roslin's illness is now more visibly apparent. William Adama visits her, and the two have a most unusual, even sentimental talk, with humor about getting a fresh, young Cylon body replacement for Roslin. Adama smiles and says that he couldn't think of her as a blonde, but Roslin smiles and says he'd be surprised.<br /> *Cain finds Thrace's initiative laudable, and promotes her to Captain and [[CAG]] ''Pegasus'' over [[Cole Taylor]]. She initially pulls [[Lee Adama]]'s flight status, but restores it at Thrace's behest and assigns him to her team. Thrace begins plans on an attack on the Resurrection Ship.<br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] are pleasantly surprised not to be dead. Lee Adama visits the two and catches them up on events, noting that his father pulled out the stops to ensure Helo's and Tyrol's survival.<br /> *[[Kara_Thrace|Starbuck]] and [[Lee_Adama|Apollo]] brief the battlestar commanders and XO's regarding the plan to disable and destroy the [[Resurrection Ship]]. The plan will involve both battlestars and all available fighters. Both [[Helena_Cain|Admiral Cain]] and [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] approve of the plan, Adama being the more hesitant of the two.<br /> *Colonel Tigh asks if the [[Blackbird]] could be used to sneak up behind the Resurrection Ship with a nuclear missile to destroy the Resurrection Ship outright. Thrace indicates that computer simulations show that the Cylons would pick up the [[Radiological Alarm|radiological signature]] of the bomb (which cannot be hidden by the Blackbird's stealth ability). Such detection would destroy their element of surprise and likely warn the Resurrection Ship to Jump away.<br /> *After the briefing, Adama consults with Thrace privately, asking her to shoot Cain in the head after the attack. Likewise, Cain transfers [[Jack Fisk]] and a squad of Marines loyal to her to ''Galactica'' and instructs Fisk to kill Adama ''and'' his command staff after the attack.<br /> <br /> == Questions == <br /> * Why doesn't Cain and her crew grasp the concept that survival of the human race supersedes the military way of life?<br /> ** Adama had similar ideas in the [[Miniseries]] until Roslin talked him out of it. <br /> *What was the fate of the other civilians aboard ''Pegasus''' civilian fleet, the ones who weren't brought aboard '' Pegasus'' as useful assets or executed after the civilian ships were stripped?<br /> * If Dr. [[Cottle]] were to perform a psychological examination on Cain, could Adama strip her of command for medical reasons?<br /> **Adama could have just had Roslin strip her of her rank because she's Commander-in-Chief; it doesn't matter: Cain's hold over ''Pegasus'' is so tight it would be fluffed off. Also, Cain is ''not'' clinically insane. It's not just &quot;insane&quot; humans who do evil things in wartime. Cain does bad things, and she doesn't have the excuse of not being in command of her mental faculties.<br /> * Has Roslin's illness has brought her to terminally important attitudes on life and death? Unlike the option to kill the prisoners on the ''[[Astral Queen]]'' ([[Miniseries]]), Roslin does not hesitate to suggest to Adama to kill Cain.<br /> **These two issues are not morally equivalent. The prisoners on ''Astral Queen'' were not posing an immediate threat to the safety of the Fleet, as Cain and ''Pegasus'' were.<br /> *Why does Commander Adama rely on gossip from Cally and Tigh, rather than debriefing [[Peter Laird|Laird]] personally?<br /> **Maybe Laird was so scared/broken in by Cain that he would be unwilling to say anything against Cain out of fear; thus Tigh had to ask Fisk.<br /> **Were Laird's wife and possibly children executed on the ''[[Scylla]]'' because he was one of the two who resisted the ''Pegasus'' marine team?<br /> *When did the Resurrection Ship begin following the Fleet? Was it able to rescue [[Aaron Doral#Suicide Bomber Copy|Aaron Doral (Suicide Bomber Copy)]] (killed day 17), [[Shelly Godfrey]] (disappeared day 24), [[Leoben Conoy#Gemenon Traveler Copy|Leoben Conoy (Gemenon Traveler Copy)]] (killed day 25), or [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)]] (killed c. day 54)?<br /> **An answer to the Valerii consciousness viewers knew as &quot;Boomer&quot; is answered in the episode, &quot;[[Downloaded]].&quot;<br /> * [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] got some pretty close shots of the [[Resurrection Ship]], so much so that [[Helena_Cain|Admiral Cain]] was able to ID the [[Cylon agent]] she knew as [[Gina]]. Could any of the other [[Cylon agent]] models be identified, including the ones that the Fleet aren't aware of yet?<br /> **Although logically possible, from a story writing standpoint they were probably not lucky enough for that.<br /> *Since Lee Adama was ultimately to be included in the mission to assassinate Cain anyway, why didn't his father deign to brief him at the same time as Kara Thrace? Having Thrace fill him in later doubles the chance of their plans being overheard.<br /> **Since Starbuck is the ''Pegasus'' CAG, Adama has an excuse to ask her to stay. If he'd asked for her ''and'' Lee, it likely would have raised suspicions.<br /> *Baltar said that he's tired of the fantasy-world in his head that he retreats into; not of Number Six herself, but of his bachelor pad on Caprica. Is this a further sign that Baltar is shifting closer into the Cylon camp? It could mean that he no longer misses his old life on Caprica and has stopped clinging to it.<br /> *To what extent is the chain of command still in effect? Adama fully intends to have Cain killed, but still stops short of demanding Agathon and Tyrol's return, and Cain believes he will still accept Fisk's transfer to ''Galactica'' as a spy.<br /> *Is Admiral Cain telling the truth when she says to Starbuck that their &quot;ultimate goal&quot; is to return to the [[Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Twelve Colonies]] and liberate them from the Cylons?<br /> **On the one hand, she may be playing on Starbuck's desire to rescue the [[Caprica Resistance]] led by [[Samuel Anders]] in order to lure Starbuck over to her allegiance (Cain was impressed by Starbuck's brazen recon mision, and now views her as a valuable asset).<br /> **On the other hand, this is consistent with Admiral Cain's behavior so far: while ''Galactica's'' crew realizes they had no hope of taking back the Colonies and left to try to find Earth, ''Pegasus'' has actually been engaging Cylon forces on the outskirts of the occupied Twelve Colonies for months. Cain does truly seem to want to &quot;take the fight to the Cylons&quot;, as it were, and fight to reclaim the Twelve Colonies.<br /> ***Even if she is being honest about that, her comment to Starbuck that Anders' resistance &quot;deserves to be saved&quot; seems almost definitely just to be Cain manipulating Starbuck: As evidenced by Cain's treatment of her own [[Scylla|small civilian fleet]], she has completely prioritized the military assets of ''Pegasus'' over the well-being of any other small group of people.<br /> ***Even if Admiral Cain were able to lead the Fleet in successfully forcing the Cylons out of the Twelve Colonies, doesn't she realize that they've ''already'' been nuked and are currently inhospitably irradiated? The few people left on the Colonies need anti-radiation medication to survive there, there's only a finite supply of these and it's doubtful that they have any production facilities they could use.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *Cain wonders if debating morality is what Roslin and Adama have been doing &quot;for the past six months&quot;; however, as explained in the article [[Timeline (RDM)]], this episode only takes place a little over ''three'' months after the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. Specifically, the beginning of &quot;[[Flight of the Phoenix]]&quot; took place 30 days after &quot;[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]&quot;, when the crashed Raptor team returned from Kobol, which took place less than a week after &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]&quot;, which explicitly stated to take place 51 days after [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] was stranded on Caprica in the [[Miniseries]]. In &quot;Flight of the Phoenix&quot;, Roslin was told that her cancer had advanced aggressively, and she had a month to live &quot;at the outside&quot;. The idea that the episode &quot;[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]&quot; (the previous episode) took place ''three months'' after &quot;Flight of the Phoenix&quot; thus seems entirely impossible. This line should probably be regarded as exaggeration, or just a goof.<br /> **This is actually the starting point of what BattlestarWiki refers to as the [[Season two timeline discontinuity]]: all episodes in Season 2.5 have jumped ahead three months in the timeline: while consistent with each other (i.e. &quot;[[Downloaded]]&quot; is supposed to be 9 months after the Cylon attack, and it does take place 3 months after the Cain Trilogy) all of these episodes leaves a space of three months that is hard (impossible) to reconcile. See the timeline for more information. <br /> *Pilot [[Louanne Katraine]] has apparently recovered from her [[stims]] burnout in &quot;[[Final Cut]]&quot;, and has become the lead pilot on ''Galactica'' following the transfer of Lee Adama and Kara Thrace to ''Pegasus''. Given that the ungifted [[George Birch]] was apparently the best to be found within ''Galactica's'' regular chain of command ([[Home, Part I]]), it's unsurprising that a talented nugget has risen to the top.<br /> **In hindsight, her abuse of stims is actually in line with the single-minded zeal she approaches her job with. She has apparently learned to channel her perfectionism into a more constructive outlet.<br /> **In choosing Birch Commander Adama decided to value loyalty way above everything else, Col. Tighs was quite suprised at that. With Adama rebalancing his requirements it's no suprise a better pilot got the position. <br /> <br /> *Both Adama and Cain's assassination plans (taking advantage of a victory celebration in [[CIC]]) are exactly the same as the one used by &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii in &quot;[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]].&quot;<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> *Fleet population is down to 49,604 to account for the death of [[Alistair Thorne]], Cylon Interrogator.<br /> * Admiral Cain promotes Kara Thrace to the rank of captain. She replaces Stinger as ''Pegasus's'' CAG.<br /> * The Cylon fleet containing the [[Resurrection Ship]] has been following [[The Fleet (RDM)|The Fleet]]. It was speculated that the Resurrection Ship was a safety net for any Cylons who died in the Fleet. <br /> * During the closing R&amp;D production company animation, in which David Eick is sliced in two by a bolt of lightning, House Resolution 2995 of the 109th Congress is mentioned in a news ticker. The resolution, introduced June 27, 2005, involves the creation of a &quot;Weather Modification Operations and Research Board.&quot; Source: [http://www.govtrack.us/congress/billtext.xpd?bill=h109-2995 GovTrack]<br /> *In case there was any doubt, by this point the ''Galactica'' crew definitely knows that the blonde woman they first met as &quot;Shelley Godfrey&quot; is a humanoid Cylon, to the point that Roslin cracks a joke that she wouldn't mind waking up inside a gorgeous ''blonde''-haired body.<br /> *Number Six likes [[pyramid (RDM)|pyramid]]. She went to live games often while she was on Caprica. She said it was because she loved the rush of raw emotions that would sweep over the crowd.<br /> *Thrace still intends to recover Anders' [[Caprica Resistance]] fighters from Caprica. Timeline wise, they have a little over a month of anti-radiation meds left ([[Downloaded|apparently, they're able to get more as time passes]]). <br /> *Tigh and Fisk have continued their status as drinking buddies.<br /> *Roslin has developed a bad cough, perhaps evidence that her cancer has spread to her lungs, or that she has begun to suffer from opportunistic infections.<br /> *Although Commander Adama does a good job of trying to &quot;hide&quot; it, when Adama leaves the sick Roslin he quickly wipes away a tear.<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> *'''Starbuck''': Starbuck to all vipers-- do not fire... repeat, do not fire! I am a friendly, okay? We're all friendlies. So, let's just...be friendly. <br /> <br /> *'''Col. Tigh''': Ahh, another of &lt;nowiki&gt;[&lt;/nowiki&gt;[[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]]'s] crazy ass stunts... thank the Gods!<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': You can say that again!<br /> <br /> *'''President Roslin''': The spirit of the law requires something more here than summary executions. <br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': Is this what the two of you have been doing for the past six months? Debating the finer points of Colonial law? Well, guess what, we're at war! And we don't have the luxury of academic debate over these issues.<br /> <br /> *'''President Roslin''': You have ''Pegasus'', he has ''Galactica''. Two heavily armed, very powerful warships. Now, I am sure that ''Pegasus'' would prevail in any fight--<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --I wouldn't count on that--<br /> :'''President Roslin''': --But certainly, there'd be heavy damage and you'd take significant casualties. So you can go out there and fight it out with ''Galactica'' or you can compromise. And those are the only two options on the table, period. <br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': ...How the two of you have survived this long, I will never know.<br /> <br /> *''Discussing Admiral Cain:''<br /> :'''President Roslin''': I afraid this can only end one way. You've got to kill her.<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': What the hell are you talking about? <br /> :'''President Roslin''': Like she said, let's cut through it. The two of you were willing to go to war today. Do you think she's going to step down from that? She's going to bide her time and hit you the first chance she gets. That's a given. I hate to lay this on you Bill, but she is dangerous and the only thing that you can do is to hit her before she hits you.<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': I'm not an assassin.<br /> <br /> *''First thing Gina speaks:''<br /> :'''Gina''': I want to die. Will you help me do that? Will you kill me, please?<br /> <br /> *'''Baltar''': Were you aware of your true nature as a Cylon when you boarded the ship? Or would you describe you as a sleeper agent? <br /> :'''Gina''': I knew what I was. I was a soldier. I-I had a mission, I carried it out. I thought that when it was done I was going to die. That you would kill me. Then I-- then I would download into a new body...be reborn. But you didn't kill me. The things you did to me. <br /> :'''Baltar''': What they did to you was evil. But I'm not one of them. You have to believe me. Things are going to get better for you. From this moment on. I promise.<br /> :'''Gina''': I don't want things to get better. I want to die.<br /> <br /> *''President Roslin is bedridden, dying of cancer, and coughing profusely:''<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': What can I get you?<br /> :'''President Roslin''': A new body. Perhaps, one of those young Cylon models from the Resurrection Ship. <br /> :'''Commander Adama''': I can't see you as a blonde. <br /> :'''President Roslin''': You'd be surprised. (''Laughs'')<br /> <br /> *''Scene intercuts between Commander Adama telling Starbuck to assassinate Admiral Cain, while at the same time Cain is ordering Col. Jack Fisk to assassinate Adama'':<br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': Jack, I want to transfer a detachment of marines to Galactica. And I want you to handpick them. Completely reliable. Completely loyal. Razors. <br /> :'''Commander Adama''': I have a mission for you, Kara. <br /> :'''Starbuck''': Anything for you, you know that.<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': Don't accept too quickly. You won't like this one. I don't like it. But I've decided that it has to be done. <br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': I'm transferring you to Galactica, as well. I'll tell Adama that you're there to be my eyes and ears. He'll hate it. He'll think you're my spy and try to freeze you out of decision-making. But he'll accept it. Now I want you to stay in throughout the attack. Stay with Adama. <br /> :'''Commander Adama''': After the attack is completed and you've accounted for your pilots I want you to land your bird on the Pegasus to report directly to CIC. You'll take Lee with you. He'll watch your back.<br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': Position marines in key positions throughout the ship and keep a squad posted just outside CIC-- <br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --There'll the normal chaos emotional high after the attack-- <br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': --They'll be slapping each other on the back, celebrating the victory-- <br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --They'll keep their guard down--<br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': --Security will be lax--<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --I will ask for you over the wireless--<br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': --I will call you directly, and when I have you on the line and you hear me give the command, &quot;Execute case orange&quot;--<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --When you hear me say &quot;Downfall&quot;--<br /> :'''Admiral Cain''': --You are to signal the marines to terminate Adama's command...''starting'' with Adama--<br /> :'''Commander Adama''': --I want you to pull out your weapon...and shoot Admiral Cain in the head. (''Starbuck is shocked'')<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Michelle Forbes]] as Admiral [[Helena Cain]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0065320|Graham Beckel]] as Colonel [[Jack Fisk]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0817819|Sebastian Spence]] as [[Whiplash]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm0701561|John Pyper-Ferguson]] as Captain [[Cole Taylor|Cole &quot;Stinger&quot; Taylor]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0301925|Vincent Gale]] as Chief [[Peter Laird]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] as Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] as Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season02/211/ &quot;Resurrection Ship, Part I&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 2)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category: Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category: A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes with story by Anne Cofell Saunders]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Michael Rymer]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Michael Rymer]]--&gt;<br /> *Englischer Text unter Bearbeiten<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Der_Zw%C3%B6lferrat&diff=7095 2006-12-29T16:25:13Z

<p>Andrea: -kat: Episode Guide (RDM), Episodenführer (RDM) reicht</p> <hr /> <div>{{Episodendaten|<br /> Image =bsg-1-11.jpg<br /> | Title=Der Zwölferrat<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=[[Staffel 1 (2004-05)|1]]<br /> | Episode=11<br /> | Guests=[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> | Writer=[http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Carla+Robinson Carla Robinson]<br /> | Story= <br /> | Director=[http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Jonas+Pate Jonas Pate]<br /> | Production=1.11<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=18. März 2005<br /> | GE Airdate=12. April 2006<br /> | DVD=28. März 2005 (UK)&lt;br&gt;20. September 2005 (US)<br /> | Population=<br /> | Prev=[[Die Hand Gottes]]<br /> | Next=[[Kobol, Teil I]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==&lt;!--<br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> : ''Colonial Day is due, and [[Laura Roslin]] is using the occasion to institute an interim [[Quorum of Twelve]]; then [[Tom Zarek]], duly selected as the representative of [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron|Sagittaron]], stands for the post of Vice President, a position Roslin is determined he will not hold.''<br /> <br /> == Summary == <br /> <br /> *[[Colonial Day (holiday)|Colonial Day]], the annual anniversary of the signing of the [[Articles of Colonization]], has arrived. President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] has rebuilt a new [[Quorum of Twelve]], the legislative branch of the Colonial [[Government]], and has decided to have her unveiling of the new Quorum coincide with the patriotic holidy<br /> *A tension erupts when terrorist/criminal [[Tom Zarek]] wins nomination as [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron|Sagittaron]] representitive on the Quorum. Roslin feels she cannot remove him, as he won the election fairly (man on Sagittaron view him as a hero of their downtrodden Tribe).<br /> *At the first meeting of the Quorum, Zarek creates a crisis by insisting that the vacant post of Vice President be filled by a special vote of the Quorum, in case anything should happen to Roslin – a move that is surprisingly seconded by [[Gaius Baltar]] (when prodded by Number Six)– Tom Zarek is thereupon nominated as a vice presidential candidate. He has been using his men on the Astral Queen to perform technical favors for several other ships, to the support of several, plus he plays on various disatisfactions in the refugee fleet.<br /> *Roslin responds by pushing [[Wallace Gray]], a presidential aide, into standing as an alternative candidate.<br /> *Manipulating the [[Colonial Gang|media]], Zarek makes headway in his desire to secure the position as Vice President, while a man named [[Valance]] plots in secret to carry out an assasinate plot against her – possibly orchestrated by Zarek.<br /> *Surprisingly, it is Gaius Baltar who comes to her aid: flashing his pre-attack charsima, he gives an eloquent speech to the media that reminds the people of Roslin’s qualities and Zarek’s questionable background (trying to look supportive of Roslin and look more favorable). Roslin realizes that Baltar is quite popular in the Fleet (particularly following the unmasking of a [[Six Degrees of Separation|Cylon plot to discredit him]] and has Gray relinquish his position as her nominee in favor of Baltar.<br /> *Baltar wins the nomination through a close vote, as the Quorum is evenly split, but as president Roslin is allowed to cast the tie breaking vote which enables Baltar's victory – but Zarek makes it clear matters are far from over: there is still the presidential elections due in 6 months. The crew enjoys a victory party on Cloud 9. <br /> <br /> === On Caprica: === <br /> *[[Karl Agathon|Helo]] and [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Valerii]] have reached the outskirts of [[Delphi]] <br /> *Helo ponders how he could have seen two women who look exactly the same helping the Cylons, after recently seeing a Number Six copy leading a squad of Centurions. Quickly putting two and two together (the Cylons had probably tried to make sure that Helo never saw humanoid Cylons before, so he wouldn't suspect Caprica-Sharon) and considers the [[Cylon agent|Cylon agents]] to be some sort of human &quot;replicants&quot;, created by the Cylons using human DNA. Helo realizes that this would explain the rapid fall of the Twelve Colonies, as the humanoid Cylons must have infiltrated the Colonies to soften them up for an invasion.<br /> *Caprica-Sharon uses this idea as a means of testing his possible feelings towards her, should she reveal her true identity. She starts to say that maybe the humanoid Cylons are mislead or that their attack on the Colonies were wrong and they might doubt that it was the right thing to do (her own current thoughts), but Helo dismisses this as he feels they're just more Cylons.<br /> *Later, as they try to enter the Cylon base at Delphi, Helo sees another Valerii copy, and instantly realises the truth, flashing through his adventures on Caprica and all of the coincidences surrounding his escape – at which point he immediately runs away from both Caprica-Sharon and the base.<br /> <br /> == Questions ==<br /> <br /> *Just how much freedom of movement within the fleet have Zarek’s people gained since the events of [[Bastille Day]]? ([[The Farm|Answer]]: While Zarek seems to be allowed unrestricted access to any vessel in the fleet his fellow inmates still appear to be confined to the [[Astral Queen]]. He is probably one of the prisoners that has been paroled after earning &quot;freedom points&quot; for work performed for the Fleet).<br /> *Will Zarek be able to use this apparent freedom to rally support for the forthcoming elections? (Answer: Throughout Season 2 he is allowed movement as free as any other member of the Fleet, and tries to move up in power in various ways)<br /> *Was Zarek really behind the suspected attempt on Roslin’s life? <br /> **If she had been assassinated before he secured the position of Vice President, he would have a prime suspect. Similarly, had she been assassinated after secured the vice presidency, he would still have been a prime suspect.<br /> **As the Vice President, he would have every opportunity to build a track record as an effective politician, and thus stand as a highly competent alternative to Roslin in the elections.<br /> *How does the Quorum of Twelve relate to the Office of the President? Does it function in a similar manner to the US Congress?<br /> **According to Ron Moore's blog, it is similar to the US Senate but not exactly the same, i.e. the US president does not preside over the Senate.<br /> *Who killed Valance?<br /> **The cut immediately away from Zarek asking [[Ellen Tigh]] for his whereabouts to Valence's slit wrists might be read to implicate her. See her article for further speculation.<br /> *When exactly is Colonial Day, the day? Reporter [[James McManus]] states that it will coincide with the first meeting of the interim [[Quorum of Twelve]], but Commander Adama also gives the day as &quot;Colonial Day&quot; at Baltar's victory gala, two days later.<br /> <br /> == Analysis ==<br /> *By this point in the late first season, the writers and actors seem to have gained an increasingly better grasp of the story they are trying to tell, and the dialogue, characterization, and plot developments are flowing much more smoothly than in the early learning-curve period of &quot;[[Water]]&quot; and &quot;[[Bastille Day]]&quot;.<br /> *It seems a small cheat that Cloud Nine has not been seen before, but this is explained as that she was heavily damaged and undergoing repairs until now.<br /> *It is slightly odd that [[Wallace Gray]] is supposedly one of Roslin's top aides and has played a large role in the work of her administration, but has not been seen until now. Of course, this is the mechanics of introducing new characters on a tv series at play. However, Roslin ''is'' often followed around by many nameless aides with the implication that there are more working for her &quot;off screen&quot; than a given episode focuses on (in the podcasts, Ron Moore and David Eick have said that they feel they make Roslin seem more official onscreen). <br /> *It is ironic that Baltar himself makes no drive to put himself on the road to power; Roslin (and other major characters) make him vice president because they prefer him over Zarek (even though Roslin admits that she does not like Baltar or particularly trust him, and admits that it is a &quot;choose the devil you know&quot; situation.<br /> *Despite being a clever manipulator of human emotion, Number Six seems also capable of immature self-delusion by convincing herself that Baltar can have sex with whoever he wants, such as [[Playa Palacios]], but this is irrelevant because his &quot;heart&quot; is hers: this goes to show how &quot;human&quot; the biomechanical Cylons can be, as even though they are &quot;machines&quot; they have advanced to the point that they exibit human emotional foibles. <br /> *Caprica-Sharon is showing more symptoms of being pregnant, as well as guilt over the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies. She now feels the attack was wrong and the Cylons are misguided/self-deluded.<br /> *During Season 1, several critics and fans expressed that they thought it odd that Helo never suspected Caprica-Sharon of being a [[Cylon agent]] at all. However, this is an unfair criticism: Helo was not present on ''Galactica'' when the existence of humanoid Cylon models was revealed, and very probably during their experiment the Cylons attempted to avoid exposing Helo to humanoid Cylon models (after his initial &quot;capture&quot; by a single Number Six). Helo only sees a second Number Six copy in this episode because it is after he and Caprica-Sharon went on the run from the Cylons for real, after Caprica-Sharon's change of heart. —— Putting these accusations of Helo's unperceptiveness to rest, in this episode immediately after seeing a second Number Six (when last we saw him in &quot;[[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]]&quot;) within minutes Helo ''on his own'' theorizes that the Cylons must have created human models or DNA replicants of some sort, who must have been infiltrating Colonial society as Trojan Horses, explaining the rapid fall of the Twelve Colonies. Later, when Helo sees another Sharon-model Cylon copy, after recovering from his shock the events of the past two months instantly fit together in his mind, he realizes he has been duped, and he (prudently) runs away.<br /> <br /> == Notes == <br /> *10 days have passed since the events of [[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]].<br /> *The office of the President operates in conjunction with the Quorum of Twelve, a council of representatives of the Twelve Colonies.<br /> *The Articles of Colonisation were signed 52 years ago.<br /> **Given the Twelve Colonies have been inhabited for millennia, the Articles therefore don't directly relate to the settlement of these worlds.<br /> **However, given the timeframe (52 years) and its proximity to the first Cylon War, perhaps the original articles were the document that united the Twelve Colonies to fight the threat of the Cylons, and became the basis for their peaceful co-operation after the war.<br /> *Issues surrounding the distribution of food and medical supplies are beginning to cause concern within the fleet.<br /> *Despite being &quot;isolated&quot; aboard the ''[[Astral Queen]]'' ([[Bastille Day]]), Zarek has managed to use his time to build up contacts within the fleet and offer assistance to other vessels - so much so that the representative from Virgon is only too willing to throw his support behind Zarek.<br /> *Apparently convicted felons lose their citizenship under Sagittarian penal law but have it automatically reinstated after they finish serving their sentences. This included the right to vote and to stand for election.<br /> *This episode contains the first glimpse of the Cylon [[Heavy Raider]], which is seen landing on Cylon-occupied [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]].<br /> *After Valance's assassination, the whiteboard on ''[[Colonial One]]'' shows 47,898 survivors in the fleet, a net loss of 7 since [[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]].<br /> *Blooper - continuity: During the bar fight scene, Valance's gun is shown with a silencer attached as it falls out of his briefcase, but the silencer is not present for the rest of the scene.<br /> *This episode is the first to show (however briefly) a non-Sharon version of [[Number Eight]].<br /> <br /> == Noteworthy Dialogue ==<br /> <br /> * ''Helo and Valerii have arrived in the vicinity of the Cylon base at Delphi, and the talk turns to the two women &quot;helping&quot; the Cylons''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; (Standing as Valerii crouches with her back to him, getting some food) I'm trying to make sense out of two women who would sell [out] to the Cylons.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Sharon Valeri:&lt;/b&gt; (keeping her back to him) And?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; I can't fathom why anybody would want to help the toasters...and they just happen to be twins? It's too weird.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Sharon Valeri:&lt;/b&gt; You got a better explanation?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; Do you think the Cylons could be messing with human DNA? (Valerii reacts, mouth opening as she looks away). Cloning people or something?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Sharon Valeri:&lt;/b&gt; (gathering herself and looking over her shoulder at Helo) Could be.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; (nodding and crouching) That would explain how they took us by surprise. They had these...replicated humans infiltrating the colonies, laying the groundwork for the surprise attack.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Sharon Valeri:&lt;/b&gt; (pausing, as if considering this) You know, if they were human clones, that means they're capable of...complex emotions - maybe even love. Maybe they were misguided in the way they were indoctrinated...<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; (interrupting) Wait a minute! They're not human! No human could do the things they've done - killed billions of innocent people (Valerii looks away, hurt)<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Helo:&lt;/b&gt; They've got to be frakking Cylons, just like the rest of them...<br /> <br /> * ''Gaius Baltar is interviewed by [[The Colonial Gang]]''<br /> :&lt;b&gt;[[James McManus]]:&lt;/b&gt; We're here with Dr. Gaius Baltar, representative of Caprica. Dr. Baltar, I have one question: is President Roslin's political career terminal, or is there hope of resuscitating it?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaius Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; Laura Roslin's political career is very much alive, and to underestimate her would be a very serious mistake.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Number Six:&lt;/b&gt; You miss the loud mic, don't you Gaius?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaius Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; Yes, I have.<br /> :&lt;b&gt;James McManus:&lt;/b&gt; You have what, Dr. Baltar?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaius Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; Nothing. You were saying?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;James McManus:&lt;/b&gt; Yes. So you seriously believe that this schoolteacher is able to handle the job of presidency?<br /> :&lt;b&gt;Gaius Baltar:&lt;/b&gt; Well I'm glad to hear it, because I think all of us have had teachers who have made a profound impact on our lives. History is full of examples of leaders who have come from the most humble beginnings, and have risen to meet the challenge posed by cataclysmic events. It's very easy to be sitting there in your armchairs ... criticize Laura Roslin for the tough decisions that she has to make every day - especially if you're someone like Tom Zarek, who's never shouldered any real responsibility in your life. To be fair to Tom, how could he? He's been in prison for the last twenty years. Now that he's had a drastic personality makeover, he's posing like he's the savior to all your ills! I think you all have a short memory, really. ... What I have to say is, we must survive, and we will survive. And we will do so through the values that have made our colonies great: courage, truth, justice, liberty, with a firm and deep resolve to make tomorrow better, not just for ourselves, but for our children.<br /> <br /> * ''Baltar and Six discuss jealousy and women, prompted by [[Playa Palacios]]'s behavior:''<br /> : '''Gaius Baltar''': She's only human. (notes Six's reaction) You're not jealous?<br /> : '''Number Six''': Love isn't about sex, Gaius.<br /> : '''Gaius Baltar''': Now there's an enlightened point of view.<br /> : '''Number Six''': I've been thinking... and as far as I'm concerned, you can have any woman you want. But always remember, I have your heart. <br /> : '''Gaius Baltar''': Yes, of course you do. <br /> : '''Number Six''': (deadly serious) I can always rip it out of your chest if I need to. <br /> : '''Gaius Baltar''': (coughs, as if in reaction to a pain in his chest)<br /> <br /> == Official Statements == <br /> <br /> * ''&quot;I'm part of the nitpick brigade, but since the Colonies are obviously modeled after the US system of government, right down to the line of succession, are legislative and judicial branches? If so what are they called and will we see any manifestation of either branch take shape as series progresses?&quot;''<br /> <br /> :In Episode 11, &quot;Colonial Day&quot; we'll see the reinstatement of the [[Quorum of Twelve]], a political body established in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|original series]], which seems to be a cross between a US style Senate and the UN Security Council, where each Colony has a single vote. Presumably there was also a larger representative legislative body and some kind of separate judiciary. There is also a religious body, (unnamed thus far) that acts in some advisory capacity to the government, along the lines of the British House of Lords. Although we haven't dealt with it yet, [[Elosha]] was probably a member of this body. -- {{from_RDM_blog}}<br /> <br /> == Guest stars ==<br /> *[[Richard Hatch]] as [[Tom Zarek]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] as [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[Michael Hogan]] as Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] as Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl &quot;Helo&quot; Agathon]]<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] as Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] as Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0936288|Robert Wisden]] as [[Wallace Gray]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm0951912|Alex Zahara]] as [[Valance]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0829121|Malcolm Stewart]] as [[Marshall Bagott]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm0443286|David Kaye]] as [[James McManus]] <br /> *[[imdb:nm1750308|Cailin Stadnyk]] as Ensign [[Davis]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1775193|Christina Schild]] as [[Playa Palacios]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] as [[Sekou Hamilton]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0406896|Particia Idlette]] as [[Sarah Porter]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0302466|Patrick Gallagher]] as [[Leon Grimes]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0038778|James Ashcroft]] as Spectator #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm0061438|Mario Battista]] as Gardner<br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/episodes/season01/111/ &quot;Colonial Day&quot;] at scifi.com<br /> <br /> {{episode list (RDM season 1)}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:A to Z]]<br /> [[Category:Episode Guide (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes written by Carla Robinson]]<br /> [[Category:Episodes directed by Jonas Pate]]--&gt;<br /> <br /> *Englischer Text unter Berarbeiten<br /> <br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen ==<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> == Offizielle Statements ==<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Filme,_Serien_und_Merchandise&diff=7094 2006-12-29T16:18:50Z

<p>Andrea: </p> <hr /> <div>Es gibt mehrere Serien, Filme und Merchandise-Artikel zu Battlestar Galactica. Dies wird in dieser Kategorie gesammelt.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Episodenf%C3%BChrer&diff=7092 2006-12-29T15:51:27Z

<p>Andrea: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Kategorie:Filme, Serien und Merchandise]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:RDM&diff=7091 2006-12-29T15:50:52Z

<p>Andrea: </p> <hr /> <div>Alle Artikel, die sich mit der re-imagined Fassung von [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|Battlestar Galactica]] befassen.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Filme, Serien und Merchandise]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Filme,_Serien_und_Merchandise&diff=7090 2006-12-29T15:49:36Z

<p>Andrea: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: Es gibt mehrere Serien, Filme und Merchandise-Artikel zu Battlestar Galactica. Dies wird in dieser Kategorie gesammelt.</p> <hr /> <div>Es gibt mehrere Serien, Filme und Merchandise-Artikel zu Battlestar Galactica. Dies wird in dieser Kategorie gesammelt.</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:TOS&diff=7089 2006-12-29T15:47:36Z

<p>Andrea: +neue kat</p> <hr /> <div>&quot;TOS&quot; ist ein Akronym für &quot;The Original Series&quot;, in diesem Fall [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|&quot;Kampfstern Galactica&quot;]] von 1978. Alles was damit zu tun hat wird hier aufgeführt.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Filme, Serien und Merchandise]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Portale&diff=7088 2006-12-29T15:32:19Z

<p>Andrea: +kat</p> <hr /> <div>Dies sind die in diesem Wiki verwendeten Portale. Portale dienen als Navigationshilfe zu einem Themengebiet und sind entsprechend organisiert. Jedes Portal hat demzufolge eine eigene Struktur, die bei der Bearbeitung beachtet werden sollte.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Flaggenvorlage&diff=7087 2006-12-29T15:31:06Z

<p>Andrea: +kat</p> <hr /> <div>Vorlagen für Landesflaggen.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Vorlagen]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Vorlagen_mit_Parserfunktionen&diff=7086 2006-12-29T15:30:10Z

<p>Andrea: +kat</p> <hr /> <div>Diese Vorlagen verwenden komplexe Parserfunktionen und sollten daher nur von geschultem Personal, oder noch besser, gar nicht verändert werden.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Vorlagen]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Infobox&diff=7085 2006-12-29T15:29:20Z

<p>Andrea: +kat</p> <hr /> <div>Infoboxen aus den Artikeln.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Begriffskl%C3%A4rung&diff=7084 2006-12-29T15:25:55Z

<p>Andrea: kat geändert</p> <hr /> <div>Alle Seiten, die der Begriffsklärung dienen, kommen in diese Kategorie.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Battlestar_Wiki_Vorlagen&diff=7083 2006-12-29T15:23:56Z

<p>Andrea: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: Diese Kategorie ist für Vorlagen gedacht. Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki</p> <hr /> <div>Diese Kategorie ist für Vorlagen gedacht.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzung&diff=7082 2006-12-29T15:22:40Z

<p>Andrea: /* Kategorien ordnen */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Projekt<br /> | ''Deutsche Übersetzung''<br /> | image= BSG WIKI Globe.png<br /> | shortcut=<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Hallo. ich bin das Diskussionsboard der deutschen Übersetzer.<br /> Um das Wort an alle zu richten, ist hier der richtige Platz.<br /> <br /> Dieses Board wurde eingerichtet von [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]]<br /> <br /> ''' Beiträge '''<br /> <br /> === bisher nur drei Übersetzer hier? ===<br /> <br /> Hi, ich habe mal eine Frage an die Übersetzergemeinde. Habe ich eigentlich Augenentzündung oder gibt es hier wirklich zur Zeit nur drei mitarbeitende Übersetzer? <br /> <br /> <br /> Scheint fast so. Ich versuche hier jetzt einfach mal so gut es geht die Episoden der ersten Staffel komplett zu übersetzen. Allerdings wäre es nett, wenn andere deutsche Mitglieder auch mal drüberschauen würden; es fällt mir unheimlich schwer, eigene Fehler zu entdecken. &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Sdfd|Sdfd]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Sdfd|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Sdfd|Beiträge]]) 15:27, 29. Apr 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> Ich glaube, mittlerweile gibt es noch ein, zwei weitere Übersetzer. An dieser Stelle möchte ich mich dann auch gleich noch mal bei Astfgl bedanken, der mich, und scheinbar auch einige andere, so nett begrüßt. - [[Benutzer:CC-Caprica|CC-Caprica]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Ich entschuldige mich schon mal jetzt für diesen Eintrag, aber ich weiß nicht wie ich sonst mit euch in Kontakt treten kann.<br /> Ich würde sehr gerne bei der Übersetzung helfen, Zeit und Geduld habe ich genug.<br /> Meine @ lautet Elim-garak@gmx.at &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Enabran|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Enabran|Beiträge]]) 19:17, 21. Jul 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> :Hallo [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]]. Zu erst einmal brauchst Du Dich nicht dafür entschuldigen hier was reinzuschreiben, genau dafür ist dieser Artikel nämlich da. Um hier mitmachen zu können musst Du nur drei Bedingungen erfüllen:<br /> :#Ein [http://www.battlestarwiki.org/de/index.php?title=Spezial:Userlogin&amp;type=signup&amp;returnto=Hauptseite Benutzerkonto einrichten],<br /> :#Der [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Sprache Deutschen Sprache] halbwegs mächtig sein,<br /> :#Und die [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Sprache Englische Sprache] verstehen können.<br /> :[[Benutzer:Enabran|Du]] [[Striker|erfüllst]] [[Adriatic|alle]] [[Laura Roslin Fraktion|drei]] [[Kimba Huta|Voraussetzungen]], deiner Teilnahme steht also nichts im Wege.<br /> :Ansonsten noch: Viel Spaß! -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 05:38, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ::Edit: Astfgl kannst du dich mal bei mir melden? &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Enabran|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Enabran|Beiträge]]) 20:15, 27. Aug 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> :::Also, ich werde auch mal zu den ehrenwerten Übersetzern stoßen. Allerdings finde ich es irgendwie komisch, dass dieses Projekt als Benutzer angelegt ist und nicht als [[Battlestar Wiki:Deutsche Übersetzung]] oder so ähnlich. Aber gut. --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 01:07, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::(using the Google translator) Go for it. Create the [[Battlestar Wiki:Deutsche Übersetzung]]. This would be the more correct place to do stuff than on this user page. :) --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 01:16, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::You can also use... [[:en:Battlestar_Wiki_talk:Official_Representation/The_Blurb|this]] to help recuirt users. You just have to change the ending. --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 01:28, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::I think I figured out your plan. One user does main aritcle translation, the other is doing Battlestar Wiki namespace translation, and the other is done template translation. :-) --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 12:38, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::So say we all! :-D --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 14:27, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::&gt;&gt;&gt;''So say we all! :-D'' ... I see, you've learnt your first lesson here, Melkor. In the german series they should have used &quot;Amen&quot; instead. ;-D -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 14:48, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::::[[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] schrieb: &gt;&gt;''[[Benutzer:Enabran|Du]] [[Striker|erfüllst]] [[Adriatic|alle]] [[Laura Roslin Fraktion|drei]] [[Kimba Huta|Voraussetzungen]]'' ... eineinhalb Monate später: Mann, da haste ja echt 'nen Brüller hingelegt. Der war echt gut. :-D ''[[wikipedia:de:Rofl|ROFL]]'' -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 15:12, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> Ich bin neu hier und hab mich auch gleich mal an einer Übersetzung versucht, hoffentlich hab ich alles richtig gemacht. Noch eine Frage: müssen die Beiträge dann von einem Admin freigeschalten werden? Hab zwar gespeichert, aber der neue Beitrag erscheint trotzdem nicht. -- [[Benutzer:Yrgs|Yrgs]] 17:26, 31. Okt. 2006 (CST)<br /> ::Hat sich dann schon erledigt... ;) -- [[Benutzer:Yrgs|Yrgs]] 19:10, 3. Nov. 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> ==Volkszählung==<br /> Hallo zusammen! Hab im englischen BSW (Battlestar-Wiki) was nettes entdeckt: [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Human Census Survey|Human Census Survey]]. Falls jemand mitmachen will... -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 12:14, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Ich habe mich mal eingetragen. :-) --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 15:28, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Signatur==<br /> Ein Hinweis an alle:<br /> Entgegen den allgemeinen [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen|Standards und Konventionen]] sollten Beiträge in diesem Artikel hier signiert werden. Das geht am einfachsten wenn man am Ende des Beitrags zwei Bindestriche und vier Tilde-Zeichen anhängt: &lt;nowiki&gt;-- ~~~~&lt;/nowiki&gt;. Das Ergebnis sieht dann so aus: -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 12:51, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Rechtschreibung==<br /> Gibt es hier schon eine Übereinkunft, ob man die alte oder neue deutsche Rechtschreibung bevorzugt? Ich persönlich habe mich trotz aller Unkenrufe mittlerweile an die neue gewöhnt und schreibe somit zum Beispiel ''Bewusstsein'' statt ''Bewußtsein'' und würde das auch entsprechend korrigieren. --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 01:26, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Dazu gab es bislang keine Diskussion. Ich persönlich bin davon ausgegangen, das die neue gilt und hab versucht sie zu benutzen. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 02:08, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Dito, aber wie schon an anderer Stelle gesagt: Es sind noch soviel Inhalte zu übersetzen, die ich schon mal alle rübergeholt und unter &quot;Edit&quot; versteckt habe. Wir müssen erstmal die Masse reinbekommen. Feinkorrekturen mach ich später. Dann lade ich das ganze Zeugs in Word rein und gut ists. Uns fehlen noch viele Episoden und auch Hauptcharaktere. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 03:32, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Werbung auf Caprica City==<br /> Hallo! Ich bin Pedda (Peter Glotz), einer der Admins von Caprica City und seit ein paar Wochen auch hie und da in der englischen BSWiki aktiv. Den deutschen Ableger würde ich gern auf CC vorstellen. Gibt es für die deutsche Wiki eine Art Verantwortlichen à la Joe? Postet einer von euch halbwegs regelmäßig bei CC? Gibt es schon ein kleines deutsches Tutorial? Habt ihr irgendwelche Wünsche oder Ideen? --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 10:21, 15. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Hallo Pedda. Es wäre uns wirklich eine große Hilfe, wenn Du unser &quot;kleines&quot; Projekt auf CC vorstellen und etwas Werbung dafür machen könntest. Die derzeit halbwegs regelmäßig Aktiven kann man nämlich [[Spezial:Listusers|an einer Hand abzählen]]. Als obersten deutschen BSWler kann man wohl [[Benutzer:Astfgl|mich]] bezeichnen, rein Wiki-technische Fragen richtet man aber besser an [[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]]. Ich selbst bin auf CC gar nicht aktiv, wie es da mit den anderen aussieht, weiß ich nicht. Als Einführung eignen sich momentan wohl am besten [[Battlestar Wiki:Über]] und [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen]]. Es ist aber alles noch im Aufbau begriffen. Unser größter Wunsch wäre wohl '''mehr Personal''' ;-) -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 11:44, 15. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Die Meldung steht nun auf dem [http://www.caprica-city.de/index.php?pn_go=details&amp;id=0000416 Portal] und im [http://caprica-city.de/forum/index.php?showtopic=1509 Forum]. Das Projekt und euren Wunsch habe ich hoffentlich korrekt wiedergegeben. Wenn ihr mögt, könnt ihr gern dann und wann in dem Thread weitere Aufrufe posten oder irgendwelche Updates bekanntgeben. Falls mal etwas Größeres ansteht (z.B. 1000 Artikel, kompletter Epguide usw.), können wir gern wieder eine Newsmeldung bringen. --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 07:31, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::Wunderbar, Danke sehr. Guter Artikel, Ich rechne mit einem sprunghaften Anstieg der Benutzerzahlen :-). Ein kleiner Fehler: Anonyme Beiträge sind nicht möglich, eine Anmeldung ist auf jeden Fall erforderlich, um Artikel zu verfassen oder zu ändern. Mehr als eine gültige E-Mail-Adresse ist dazu aber nicht nötig. Sollte vielleicht noch erwähnt werden. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 07:55, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::Das &quot;anonym&quot; habe ich herausgenommen, das mit der E-Mail am Ende eingefügt - danke für die Hinweise. Keine Ahnung, ob die Meldung wirklich zu Neuanmeldungen führt; ich bin gespannt, wie es in einer Woche ausschaut. --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 08:29, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Schreibweise Centurio==<br /> Hallo zusammen, ich bin Susanne und habe mich ein bischen um die Übersetzung der Zylonen-Seiten gekümmert (Stichwort mehr Personal ;-)). Die Übersetzungen sind jetzt soweit, dass das Zylonenportal demnächst in die Liste der vollständigen Portale übernommen werden kann - mit ist nur nicht klar, wie das technisch mit dem Zylonen der Woche und dem Verdächtigen der Woche funktioniert. Außerdem habe ich ein Problem mit der Schreibweise von Centurio (bzw. Zenturier, so waren die Seiten angelegt). Zenturier verträgt sich irgendwie nicht mit dem, was ich vor einer Ewigkeit in Latein gelernt habe. Andererseits weiß ich nicht, welcher Begriff in der Serie verwendet wurde (habe die neue Serie bisher nur in englischer Sprache auf DVD gesehen, an die alte Serie kann ich mich nicht erinnern). Interessanterweise gibt es im englischen Battlestar-Wiki anscheinend ein ähnliches Problem mit &quot;Centurion&quot; und &quot;Centurain&quot;. Weiß jemand, welcher Begriff tatsächlich in der deutschen Synchronisierung verwendet wurde? -- [[Benutzer:SusanneM|SusanneM]] 10:58, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Hallo Susanne, Erstmal ein aufseufzendes &quot;Endlich&quot;. Wir sind jetzt mehr als zwei, die die Artikel übersetzen. Das mit dem &quot;Zenturier&quot; habe ich verbrochen, zumindest was das Battlestar Wiki angeht. Ich habe da einfach die Schreibweise genommen, die sich auch auf sonst im Internet wiederfindet. Auch zu Zeiten der Originalserie wurden sie so geschrieben. Ich kann mich keiner Szene in der neuen Serie erinnern, in der schonmal jemand das Wort ausgesprochen hätte. In der alten Serie bezeichneten die humanoiden Zylonen bei Ihrer Landung auf der Erde ihre Blechbrüder sowohl im Singular, wie auch im Plural als Zenturier, wie auch immer das auch geschrieben aussehen sollte. Die Spielereien, wie &quot;XY der Woche&quot; sind Übersetzungen der englischen Seite. Derjenige füllt sie mit Inhalt, der mag. Angesichts der Fülle der noch zu übersetzenden Artikel hat sich außer bei den Zitaten wohl kaum jemand auf deutscher Seite darüber Gedanken gemacht. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 11:59, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Ich selbst habe zwar keine deutschen Folgen (habe auch nur die Miniserie und die ersten drei Episoden in synchronisierter Fassung gesehen), doch ich habe mich kundig gemacht. Das Wort fällt z.B. in 2.03 &quot;Fragged&quot;, und da heißen die Robots Centurio, also Centurion ohne n. Wobei natürlich zu überlegen wäre, ob der Begriff im Deutschen analog Cylon/Zylon mit z zu schreiben ist. Der Lateiner in mir wehrt sich dagegen, aber es ist eine berechtigte Frage, denke ich. @Susanne: Klasse, was du hier in den vergangenen Tagen geleistet hast. Darf ich fragen, ob du auch bei CC postest? Und lege dir bei Gelegenheit bitte eine Nutzerseite an. ;) -- [[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 13:01, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::Da kann ich Pedda nur zustimmen, großartige Leistung. Wegen der Bezeichnung der &quot;Centurions&quot; werde ich diese Woche mal meine Aufzeichnungen durchsehen, kann mich aber eigentlich an keine Szene erinnern, wo die Blechjungs anders als mit &quot;Zylon&quot; bezeichnet wurden. Bei der Schreibweise schlage ich vor, das wir da konsequent sind und es auch mit Z schreiben. Die Gestaltung der Portale hab ich dereinst erstmal, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, vom englischen BSW übernommen. Wir müssen '''nicht''' alles so machen, wie die im englischen Wiki. Gerade so hochspekulative Sachen wie &quot;Diese Woche verdächtigt&quot; haben Zeit für später oder können ganz weggelassen (mir persönlich gefällt diese Rubrik, und das Konzept dahinter, ehrlich gesagt gar nicht) und vielleicht durch was passenderes ersetzt werden. Der &quot;Unter Beobachtung&quot; stehende Zylon ist eigentlich nur ein mehr oder weniger wahllos heraus gepickter, der für eine gewisse Zeit auf dem Portal präsentiert wird. Es muss nur ein halbwegs ausführlicher Artikel zu diesem Modell vorhanden sein. wenn man im Portal bei der Rubrik auf &quot;edit&quot; klickt, kann man eine kurze Zusammenfassung eintragen und ein Bild anfügen, so ähnlich wie im [[Portal:Schiffe|Schiffsportal]]. Mehr steckt nicht dahinter. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 20:02, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::OK, ich habs überprüft, die Toaster heißen Zenturio bzw. Zenturios. Sie werden so bezeichnet in &quot;Im Tal der Finsternis&quot;, &quot;Die Gesetze des Krieges&quot; und &quot;Leben und Sterben&quot; und vielleicht noch in anderen. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 07:52, 26. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::: So habe ich es auch gehört. Und zwar mit dem Zischlaut &quot;Z&quot;, wie in &quot;zischen&quot; und nicht mit dem &quot;C&quot;-Laut, wie in &quot;Cent&quot; oder &quot;Slalom&quot;. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 13:04, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::So, habe noch einmal in die alte Serie reingehört. Und da heißt es definitiv Zenturier im Singular und im Plural. Zur Vereinheitlichung würde ich vorschlagen, die neuere Schreibweise Zenturio/Zenturios auch bei der alten Serie als Lemma zu verwenden und dann im Beitrag darauf hinweisen, dass sie dort Zenturier genannt wurden. Was meint ihr? -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 15:27, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::Wenn die Bezeichnung in der alten Serie Zenturier lautet, dann sollte in den Artikeln die sich auf die alte Serie beziehen auch durchgängig diese Bezeichnung verwendet werden. Zumindest sehe ich das so. In den Artikeln zu Zenturio und Zenturier kann ja auf die unterschiedlichen Bezeichnungen hingewiesen werden. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:50, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::::O.K. Um es nochmal konkret für alle festzuhalten: Nehmen wir als Lemmata [[Zenturier (TOS)]] und [[Zenturio (RDM)]]?? -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 17:30, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::::Ja, genau so. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:51, 29. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==RTL II Spoiler==<br /> Hallöchen. Auf einigen Seiten ist die Diskussion darüber aufgekommen, dass man ALLE Infos mit RTL II Spoilern versehen soll. Bisher sagt [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Richtlinien]], dass NUR Episoden als OPTIONALER Service geschützt werden. Dort ist dies relativ leicht zu machen. Alles andere wird bezogen auf RTL II nicht geschützt und ich würde dafür plädieren, dass dies so bleibt. Es ist schon schwierig genug, nachzuhalten, was bisher nur in der englischen Serie bekannt ist und was in der deutschen. Jetzt auch noch bei jedem Wort und jedem Foto für RTL II Unterschiede zu machen, ist schlichtweg kaum mehr machbar. Darunter würde auch die Aktualität und damit die Attraktivität dieser Seite leiden. Wir sollten den Vorteil nutzen, dass wir durch die Engländer aktuelles Fotomaterial haben, solange dabei Premiere nicht verraten wird. Außerdem sind Spoiler bei den Fotos beispielsweise im Charakterportal nicht zu machen. Entweder eine Person ist drin oder nicht. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 16:00, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Dem kann ich nur zustimmen, zumal nicht abzusehen ist, wann (und ob überhaupt) RTL II die zweite Staffel zeigt. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:10, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Kategorien ordnen==<br /> Ich habe unter dem Titel &quot;Deutsche Übersetzung&quot; zwar nicht das &quot;Diskussionsforum&quot; erwartet, aber hier bin ich wohl richtig:<br /> <br /> Ich finde die hirachische Ordnung der Kategorien, wie bei [http://memory-alpha.org/de/wiki/Kategorie:%21Hauptkategorie Memory Alpha] sehr übersichtlich. Könnte man das hier nicht auch einführen? -- [[Benutzer:Andrea|Andrea]] 14:24, 27. Nov. 2006 (CST)<br /> :Hi, gute Idee, das können wir hier auch machen. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 03:54, 28. Nov. 2006 (CST)<br /> ::Dann fand ich mal damit an. In [[:Kategorie:A bis Z]] würde ich nur ''wirkliche'' Artikel packen, nicht sowas wie Begriffsklärung. Zusätzlich können die Artikel dann natürlich noch in einer zweiten Kategorie sein. [[Benutzer:Andrea|Andrea]] 16:22, 29. Dez. 2006 (CET)<br /> <br /> ==Interwiki-Links==<br /> <br /> Ich habe eine Frage zu der Verknüpfung mit anderen Wikis: Bei den Übersetzungen ist mir aufgefallen, dass oft zu anderen Wikis (Wikipedia, Memory-Alpha, etc.) verknüpft wird. Das kann man machen, indem man z.B. &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Wikipedia:Battlestar Galactica]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; o.ä. schreibt. Das führt zur Zeit noch zur englischen Wikipedia bzw. Memory-Alpha. Vielleicht könnte jemand die entsprechenden Datenbank-Einträge in der Interwiki-Tabelle auf die deutschen Wikis umstellen, sofern verfügbar. Ansonsten bleibt nur die Möglichkeit, dass mit externen Links zu machen, was jedes Mal zu einer kleinen Rechenaufgabe führt, damit hier nicht irgendwelche automatisierten Spammer Links eintragen. --[[Benutzer:Akagi|Akagi]] 14:14, 28. Nov. 2006 (CST)<br /> :Wir haben zur Zeit folgende Interwiki-Links: mit &lt;nowiki&gt;[[wikipedia:Article]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; gehts zur englischen [[wikipedia:Main Page|Wikipedia]], mit &lt;nowiki&gt;[[w:Artikel]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; zur [[w:Hauptseite|deutschen]], &lt;nowiki&gt;[[memoryalpha:Article]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; führt zur englischen [[memoryalpha:Main Page|Memory-Alpha]], mit &lt;nowiki&gt;[[scifipedia:Article]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; gehts zu SciFi.coms [[scifipedia:Main Page|SciFipedia]] (ebenfalls englisch) und zu guter letzt führt &lt;nowiki&gt;[[wookiepedia:Article]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; zur [[wookiepedia:Main Page|Wookiepedia]], einem englischen Star-Wars-Wiki. &lt;nowiki&gt;[[imdb:nm0123456]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; verlinkt auf die [http://www.imdb.com Internet Movie Database]. Welche könnten wir denn noch gebrauchen? -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 05:30, 2. Dez. 2006 (CST)<br /> ::Die deutsche Memory-Alpha (http://memory-alpha.org/de/wiki/Hauptseite) würde mir direkt einfallen (weil ich genau hier einen Querverweis bei der Übersetzung der Episode ''Collaborators'' gebraucht hätte) -- [[Benutzer:Akagi|Akagi]] 09:46, 2. Dez. 2006 (CST)</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:Battlestar_Wiki&diff=7081 2006-12-29T15:19:22Z

<p>Andrea: kat: !!Hauptkategorie</p> <hr /> <div>Alles, was mit dem Battlestar Wiki zu tun hat.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie&diff=7080 2006-12-29T15:17:11Z

<p>Andrea: die mutter aller kategorien</p> <hr /> <div>'''Diese Kategorie ist die Mutter aller Kategorien.'''<br /> <br /> Hier stehen Sachgebiete, die nicht Unterkategorien von anderen Hauptkategorien sind.<br /> <br /> Für Erweiterungen nehmt bitte an der [[Battlestar_Wiki:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzung#Kategorien_ordnen|Diskussion]] teil!</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Kategorie:A_bis_Z&diff=7079 2006-12-29T15:14:15Z

<p>Andrea: Beginn die Kategorie zu ordnen</p> <hr /> <div>Dies ist eine Übersicht aller Artikel in diesem Wiki.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:!Hauptkategorie]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Hilfe&diff=6846 2006-11-28T08:02:57Z

<p>Andrea: in kästen</p> <hr /> <div>Das Battlestar Wiki ist eine freie Enzyklopädie zu Battlestar Galactica. Sie wird gemeinschaftlich von allen angemeldeten Benutzer mitgestaltet. Die folgenden Artikel beinhalten Standards, Konventionen und Informationen über das Lesen, Schreiben und Mitarbeiten an diesen Seiten.<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_header&quot;&gt;Lesen&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_box&quot;&gt;<br /> Möchtest Du mehr über Battlestar Galactica und die Fernsehserien und Filme erfahren, kannst Du über<br /> * die [[Hauptseite]],<br /> * eines der [[Battlestar Wiki:Portal|Portale]],<br /> * anhand der [[Spezial:Categories|Kategorien]],<br /> * durch eine '''zufällige Seite''' (siehe linke Navigation) oder<br /> * über die '''Suche''' (siehe linke Navigation)<br /> das Stöbern beginnen.<br /> <br /> Hast Du Interesse mehr über diese Webseite und ihre Funktionsweise erfahren, hilft Dir [[Battlestar Wiki:Über]].<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_header&quot;&gt;Editieren&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_box&quot;&gt;<br /> Um hier Änderungen vorzunehmen oder neue Artikel zu erstellen, brauchst Du ein [[Spezial:Userlogin|Benutzerkonto]]. Eines einzurichten geht schnell, ist einfach und, vor allem, '''kostenlos'''. Dann bist Du Mitglied der [[Battlestar Wiki:Gemeinschaft]].<br /> <br /> Beachte dabei bitte unsere [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen|Standards und Konventionen]] und [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Richtlinien|Spoiler Richtlinien]]. Dort werden die wichtigsten hier verwendeten Richtlinien aufgeführt.<br /> <br /> Für erste Schritte und Tips zum Bearbeiten siehe [[Battlestar Wiki:Bearbeitungshilfe|Bearbeitungshilfe]], [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial|Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial]] und [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Markup|Battlestar Wiki:Markup]].<br /> <br /> Trau Dich und erstelle z. B. eine [[Spezial:Wantedpages|gewünschte Seite]]!<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_header&quot;&gt;Mitmachen&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;portal_box&quot;&gt;<br /> Alle Aktivitäten, die über das einfache Editieren hinausgehen, werden in sogenannten [[Battlestar_Wiki:Projekteliste|Projekten]] organisiert und in der [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Projekt]] gesammelt.<br /> &lt;/div&gt;</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Deutsche_%C3%9Cbersetzung&diff=6845 2006-11-27T20:24:24Z

<p>Andrea: Kategorien ordnen</p> <hr /> <div>{{Projekt<br /> | ''Deutsche Übersetzung''<br /> | image= BSG WIKI Globe.png<br /> | shortcut=<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Hallo. ich bin das Diskussionsboard der deutschen Übersetzer.<br /> Um das Wort an alle zu richten, ist hier der richtige Platz.<br /> <br /> Dieses Board wurde eingerichtet von [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]]<br /> <br /> ''' Beiträge '''<br /> <br /> === bisher nur drei Übersetzer hier? ===<br /> <br /> Hi, ich habe mal eine Frage an die Übersetzergemeinde. Habe ich eigentlich Augenentzündung oder gibt es hier wirklich zur Zeit nur drei mitarbeitende Übersetzer? <br /> <br /> <br /> Scheint fast so. Ich versuche hier jetzt einfach mal so gut es geht die Episoden der ersten Staffel komplett zu übersetzen. Allerdings wäre es nett, wenn andere deutsche Mitglieder auch mal drüberschauen würden; es fällt mir unheimlich schwer, eigene Fehler zu entdecken. &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Sdfd|Sdfd]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Sdfd|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Sdfd|Beiträge]]) 15:27, 29. Apr 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> Ich glaube, mittlerweile gibt es noch ein, zwei weitere Übersetzer. An dieser Stelle möchte ich mich dann auch gleich noch mal bei Astfgl bedanken, der mich, und scheinbar auch einige andere, so nett begrüßt. - [[Benutzer:CC-Caprica|CC-Caprica]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Ich entschuldige mich schon mal jetzt für diesen Eintrag, aber ich weiß nicht wie ich sonst mit euch in Kontakt treten kann.<br /> Ich würde sehr gerne bei der Übersetzung helfen, Zeit und Geduld habe ich genug.<br /> Meine @ lautet Elim-garak@gmx.at &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Enabran|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Enabran|Beiträge]]) 19:17, 21. Jul 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> :Hallo [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]]. Zu erst einmal brauchst Du Dich nicht dafür entschuldigen hier was reinzuschreiben, genau dafür ist dieser Artikel nämlich da. Um hier mitmachen zu können musst Du nur drei Bedingungen erfüllen:<br /> :#Ein [http://www.battlestarwiki.org/de/index.php?title=Spezial:Userlogin&amp;type=signup&amp;returnto=Hauptseite Benutzerkonto einrichten],<br /> :#Der [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Sprache Deutschen Sprache] halbwegs mächtig sein,<br /> :#Und die [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Sprache Englische Sprache] verstehen können.<br /> :[[Benutzer:Enabran|Du]] [[Striker|erfüllst]] [[Adriatic|alle]] [[Laura Roslin Fraktion|drei]] [[Kimba Huta|Voraussetzungen]], deiner Teilnahme steht also nichts im Wege.<br /> :Ansonsten noch: Viel Spaß! -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 05:38, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ::Edit: Astfgl kannst du dich mal bei mir melden? &lt;small&gt;(''Vorstehender nicht [[Battlestar Wiki:Signatur|signierter]] Beitrag stammt von:'' [[Benutzer:Enabran|Enabran]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Enabran|Diskussion]] • [[Spezial:Contributions/Enabran|Beiträge]]) 20:15, 27. Aug 2006){{{3|}}}&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> :::Also, ich werde auch mal zu den ehrenwerten Übersetzern stoßen. Allerdings finde ich es irgendwie komisch, dass dieses Projekt als Benutzer angelegt ist und nicht als [[Battlestar Wiki:Deutsche Übersetzung]] oder so ähnlich. Aber gut. --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 01:07, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::(using the Google translator) Go for it. Create the [[Battlestar Wiki:Deutsche Übersetzung]]. This would be the more correct place to do stuff than on this user page. :) --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 01:16, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::You can also use... [[:en:Battlestar_Wiki_talk:Official_Representation/The_Blurb|this]] to help recuirt users. You just have to change the ending. --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 01:28, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::I think I figured out your plan. One user does main aritcle translation, the other is doing Battlestar Wiki namespace translation, and the other is done template translation. :-) --[[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]] 12:38, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::So say we all! :-D --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 14:27, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::&gt;&gt;&gt;''So say we all! :-D'' ... I see, you've learnt your first lesson here, Melkor. In the german series they should have used &quot;Amen&quot; instead. ;-D -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 14:48, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::::[[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] schrieb: &gt;&gt;''[[Benutzer:Enabran|Du]] [[Striker|erfüllst]] [[Adriatic|alle]] [[Laura Roslin Fraktion|drei]] [[Kimba Huta|Voraussetzungen]]'' ... eineinhalb Monate später: Mann, da haste ja echt 'nen Brüller hingelegt. Der war echt gut. :-D ''[[wikipedia:de:Rofl|ROFL]]'' -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 15:12, 5. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> Ich bin neu hier und hab mich auch gleich mal an einer Übersetzung versucht, hoffentlich hab ich alles richtig gemacht. Noch eine Frage: müssen die Beiträge dann von einem Admin freigeschalten werden? Hab zwar gespeichert, aber der neue Beitrag erscheint trotzdem nicht. -- [[Benutzer:Yrgs|Yrgs]] 17:26, 31. Okt. 2006 (CST)<br /> ::Hat sich dann schon erledigt... ;) -- [[Benutzer:Yrgs|Yrgs]] 19:10, 3. Nov. 2006 (EST)<br /> <br /> ==Volkszählung==<br /> Hallo zusammen! Hab im englischen BSW (Battlestar-Wiki) was nettes entdeckt: [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Human Census Survey|Human Census Survey]]. Falls jemand mitmachen will... -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 12:14, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Ich habe mich mal eingetragen. :-) --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 15:28, 4. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Signatur==<br /> Ein Hinweis an alle:<br /> Entgegen den allgemeinen [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen|Standards und Konventionen]] sollten Beiträge in diesem Artikel hier signiert werden. Das geht am einfachsten wenn man am Ende des Beitrags zwei Bindestriche und vier Tilde-Zeichen anhängt: &lt;nowiki&gt;-- ~~~~&lt;/nowiki&gt;. Das Ergebnis sieht dann so aus: -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 12:51, 22. Jul 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Rechtschreibung==<br /> Gibt es hier schon eine Übereinkunft, ob man die alte oder neue deutsche Rechtschreibung bevorzugt? Ich persönlich habe mich trotz aller Unkenrufe mittlerweile an die neue gewöhnt und schreibe somit zum Beispiel ''Bewusstsein'' statt ''Bewußtsein'' und würde das auch entsprechend korrigieren. --[[Benutzer:Melkor23|Melkor23]] 01:26, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Dazu gab es bislang keine Diskussion. Ich persönlich bin davon ausgegangen, das die neue gilt und hab versucht sie zu benutzen. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 02:08, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Dito, aber wie schon an anderer Stelle gesagt: Es sind noch soviel Inhalte zu übersetzen, die ich schon mal alle rübergeholt und unter &quot;Edit&quot; versteckt habe. Wir müssen erstmal die Masse reinbekommen. Feinkorrekturen mach ich später. Dann lade ich das ganze Zeugs in Word rein und gut ists. Uns fehlen noch viele Episoden und auch Hauptcharaktere. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 03:32, 7. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Werbung auf Caprica City==<br /> Hallo! Ich bin Pedda (Peter Glotz), einer der Admins von Caprica City und seit ein paar Wochen auch hie und da in der englischen BSWiki aktiv. Den deutschen Ableger würde ich gern auf CC vorstellen. Gibt es für die deutsche Wiki eine Art Verantwortlichen à la Joe? Postet einer von euch halbwegs regelmäßig bei CC? Gibt es schon ein kleines deutsches Tutorial? Habt ihr irgendwelche Wünsche oder Ideen? --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 10:21, 15. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Hallo Pedda. Es wäre uns wirklich eine große Hilfe, wenn Du unser &quot;kleines&quot; Projekt auf CC vorstellen und etwas Werbung dafür machen könntest. Die derzeit halbwegs regelmäßig Aktiven kann man nämlich [[Spezial:Listusers|an einer Hand abzählen]]. Als obersten deutschen BSWler kann man wohl [[Benutzer:Astfgl|mich]] bezeichnen, rein Wiki-technische Fragen richtet man aber besser an [[Benutzer:Shane|Shane]]. Ich selbst bin auf CC gar nicht aktiv, wie es da mit den anderen aussieht, weiß ich nicht. Als Einführung eignen sich momentan wohl am besten [[Battlestar Wiki:Über]] und [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen]]. Es ist aber alles noch im Aufbau begriffen. Unser größter Wunsch wäre wohl '''mehr Personal''' ;-) -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 11:44, 15. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Die Meldung steht nun auf dem [http://www.caprica-city.de/index.php?pn_go=details&amp;id=0000416 Portal] und im [http://caprica-city.de/forum/index.php?showtopic=1509 Forum]. Das Projekt und euren Wunsch habe ich hoffentlich korrekt wiedergegeben. Wenn ihr mögt, könnt ihr gern dann und wann in dem Thread weitere Aufrufe posten oder irgendwelche Updates bekanntgeben. Falls mal etwas Größeres ansteht (z.B. 1000 Artikel, kompletter Epguide usw.), können wir gern wieder eine Newsmeldung bringen. --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 07:31, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::Wunderbar, Danke sehr. Guter Artikel, Ich rechne mit einem sprunghaften Anstieg der Benutzerzahlen :-). Ein kleiner Fehler: Anonyme Beiträge sind nicht möglich, eine Anmeldung ist auf jeden Fall erforderlich, um Artikel zu verfassen oder zu ändern. Mehr als eine gültige E-Mail-Adresse ist dazu aber nicht nötig. Sollte vielleicht noch erwähnt werden. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 07:55, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::Das &quot;anonym&quot; habe ich herausgenommen, das mit der E-Mail am Ende eingefügt - danke für die Hinweise. Keine Ahnung, ob die Meldung wirklich zu Neuanmeldungen führt; ich bin gespannt, wie es in einer Woche ausschaut. --[[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 08:29, 17. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==Schreibweise Centurio==<br /> Hallo zusammen, ich bin Susanne und habe mich ein bischen um die Übersetzung der Zylonen-Seiten gekümmert (Stichwort mehr Personal ;-)). Die Übersetzungen sind jetzt soweit, dass das Zylonenportal demnächst in die Liste der vollständigen Portale übernommen werden kann - mit ist nur nicht klar, wie das technisch mit dem Zylonen der Woche und dem Verdächtigen der Woche funktioniert. Außerdem habe ich ein Problem mit der Schreibweise von Centurio (bzw. Zenturier, so waren die Seiten angelegt). Zenturier verträgt sich irgendwie nicht mit dem, was ich vor einer Ewigkeit in Latein gelernt habe. Andererseits weiß ich nicht, welcher Begriff in der Serie verwendet wurde (habe die neue Serie bisher nur in englischer Sprache auf DVD gesehen, an die alte Serie kann ich mich nicht erinnern). Interessanterweise gibt es im englischen Battlestar-Wiki anscheinend ein ähnliches Problem mit &quot;Centurion&quot; und &quot;Centurain&quot;. Weiß jemand, welcher Begriff tatsächlich in der deutschen Synchronisierung verwendet wurde? -- [[Benutzer:SusanneM|SusanneM]] 10:58, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Hallo Susanne, Erstmal ein aufseufzendes &quot;Endlich&quot;. Wir sind jetzt mehr als zwei, die die Artikel übersetzen. Das mit dem &quot;Zenturier&quot; habe ich verbrochen, zumindest was das Battlestar Wiki angeht. Ich habe da einfach die Schreibweise genommen, die sich auch auf sonst im Internet wiederfindet. Auch zu Zeiten der Originalserie wurden sie so geschrieben. Ich kann mich keiner Szene in der neuen Serie erinnern, in der schonmal jemand das Wort ausgesprochen hätte. In der alten Serie bezeichneten die humanoiden Zylonen bei Ihrer Landung auf der Erde ihre Blechbrüder sowohl im Singular, wie auch im Plural als Zenturier, wie auch immer das auch geschrieben aussehen sollte. Die Spielereien, wie &quot;XY der Woche&quot; sind Übersetzungen der englischen Seite. Derjenige füllt sie mit Inhalt, der mag. Angesichts der Fülle der noch zu übersetzenden Artikel hat sich außer bei den Zitaten wohl kaum jemand auf deutscher Seite darüber Gedanken gemacht. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 11:59, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::Ich selbst habe zwar keine deutschen Folgen (habe auch nur die Miniserie und die ersten drei Episoden in synchronisierter Fassung gesehen), doch ich habe mich kundig gemacht. Das Wort fällt z.B. in 2.03 &quot;Fragged&quot;, und da heißen die Robots Centurio, also Centurion ohne n. Wobei natürlich zu überlegen wäre, ob der Begriff im Deutschen analog Cylon/Zylon mit z zu schreiben ist. Der Lateiner in mir wehrt sich dagegen, aber es ist eine berechtigte Frage, denke ich. @Susanne: Klasse, was du hier in den vergangenen Tagen geleistet hast. Darf ich fragen, ob du auch bei CC postest? Und lege dir bei Gelegenheit bitte eine Nutzerseite an. ;) -- [[Benutzer:Pedda|Pedda]] 13:01, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::Da kann ich Pedda nur zustimmen, großartige Leistung. Wegen der Bezeichnung der &quot;Centurions&quot; werde ich diese Woche mal meine Aufzeichnungen durchsehen, kann mich aber eigentlich an keine Szene erinnern, wo die Blechjungs anders als mit &quot;Zylon&quot; bezeichnet wurden. Bei der Schreibweise schlage ich vor, das wir da konsequent sind und es auch mit Z schreiben. Die Gestaltung der Portale hab ich dereinst erstmal, ohne groß darüber nachzudenken, vom englischen BSW übernommen. Wir müssen '''nicht''' alles so machen, wie die im englischen Wiki. Gerade so hochspekulative Sachen wie &quot;Diese Woche verdächtigt&quot; haben Zeit für später oder können ganz weggelassen (mir persönlich gefällt diese Rubrik, und das Konzept dahinter, ehrlich gesagt gar nicht) und vielleicht durch was passenderes ersetzt werden. Der &quot;Unter Beobachtung&quot; stehende Zylon ist eigentlich nur ein mehr oder weniger wahllos heraus gepickter, der für eine gewisse Zeit auf dem Portal präsentiert wird. Es muss nur ein halbwegs ausführlicher Artikel zu diesem Modell vorhanden sein. wenn man im Portal bei der Rubrik auf &quot;edit&quot; klickt, kann man eine kurze Zusammenfassung eintragen und ein Bild anfügen, so ähnlich wie im [[Portal:Schiffe|Schiffsportal]]. Mehr steckt nicht dahinter. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 20:02, 24. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::OK, ich habs überprüft, die Toaster heißen Zenturio bzw. Zenturios. Sie werden so bezeichnet in &quot;Im Tal der Finsternis&quot;, &quot;Die Gesetze des Krieges&quot; und &quot;Leben und Sterben&quot; und vielleicht noch in anderen. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 07:52, 26. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::: So habe ich es auch gehört. Und zwar mit dem Zischlaut &quot;Z&quot;, wie in &quot;zischen&quot; und nicht mit dem &quot;C&quot;-Laut, wie in &quot;Cent&quot; oder &quot;Slalom&quot;. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 13:04, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::So, habe noch einmal in die alte Serie reingehört. Und da heißt es definitiv Zenturier im Singular und im Plural. Zur Vereinheitlichung würde ich vorschlagen, die neuere Schreibweise Zenturio/Zenturios auch bei der alten Serie als Lemma zu verwenden und dann im Beitrag darauf hinweisen, dass sie dort Zenturier genannt wurden. Was meint ihr? -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 15:27, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::Wenn die Bezeichnung in der alten Serie Zenturier lautet, dann sollte in den Artikeln die sich auf die alte Serie beziehen auch durchgängig diese Bezeichnung verwendet werden. Zumindest sehe ich das so. In den Artikeln zu Zenturio und Zenturier kann ja auf die unterschiedlichen Bezeichnungen hingewiesen werden. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:50, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> ::::::::O.K. Um es nochmal konkret für alle festzuhalten: Nehmen wir als Lemmata [[Zenturier (TOS)]] und [[Zenturio (RDM)]]?? -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 17:30, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :::::::::Ja, genau so. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:51, 29. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> ==RTL II Spoiler==<br /> Hallöchen. Auf einigen Seiten ist die Diskussion darüber aufgekommen, dass man ALLE Infos mit RTL II Spoilern versehen soll. Bisher sagt [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Richtlinien]], dass NUR Episoden als OPTIONALER Service geschützt werden. Dort ist dies relativ leicht zu machen. Alles andere wird bezogen auf RTL II nicht geschützt und ich würde dafür plädieren, dass dies so bleibt. Es ist schon schwierig genug, nachzuhalten, was bisher nur in der englischen Serie bekannt ist und was in der deutschen. Jetzt auch noch bei jedem Wort und jedem Foto für RTL II Unterschiede zu machen, ist schlichtweg kaum mehr machbar. Darunter würde auch die Aktualität und damit die Attraktivität dieser Seite leiden. Wir sollten den Vorteil nutzen, dass wir durch die Engländer aktuelles Fotomaterial haben, solange dabei Premiere nicht verraten wird. Außerdem sind Spoiler bei den Fotos beispielsweise im Charakterportal nicht zu machen. Entweder eine Person ist drin oder nicht. -- [[Benutzer:Tirkon|Tirkon]] 16:00, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> :Dem kann ich nur zustimmen, zumal nicht abzusehen ist, wann (und ob überhaupt) RTL II die zweite Staffel zeigt. -- [[Benutzer:Astfgl|Astfgl]] 16:10, 27. Sep 2006 (CDT)<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Kategorien ordnen==<br /> Ich habe unter dem Titel &quot;Deutsche Übersetzung&quot; zwar nicht das &quot;Diskussionsforum&quot; erwartet, aber hier bin ich wohl richtig:<br /> <br /> Ich finde die hirachische Ordnung der Kategorien, wie bei [http://memory-alpha.org/de/wiki/Kategorie:%21Hauptkategorie Memory Alpha] sehr übersichtlich. Könnte man das hier nicht auch einführen? -- [[Benutzer:Andrea|Andrea]] 14:24, 27. Nov. 2006 (CST)</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Taschenlampe&diff=6844 2006-11-27T20:21:55Z

<p>Andrea: - kategorie blödsinn</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Conoy enlightened.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Indirekte Beleuchtung während einer Unterhaltung, vorgeführt von [[william Adama|Commander Adama]]]]<br /> '''Taschenlampen''' werden sowohl in der [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|kolonialen]] als auch der [[Erde|irdischen]] Gesellschaft als mobile Leuchtmittel genutzt. Sie wurden entwickelt um Kerzen und Fackeln als transportable Lichtquellen zu ersetzen.<br /> <br /> Taschenlampen können außerdem als Argumente in langweiligen Gesprächen verwendet werden.<br /> <br /> Auf der [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar Anlegestelle]] wurde Commander [[William Adama]] durch [[Leoben Conoy]]s unangenehm feindselige, anti-menschliche Ansichten mehr als nur gereizt. Adama wurde sogar richtig wütend, als Conoy dazu überging seine philosophischen Ansichten mittels eines schweren Stahlrohrs direkt auf Adama anzuwenden.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Conoy enlightened2.jpg|thumb|200px|Direkte Anwendung von Licht um unangenehme Gespräche zu beeinflussen.]]<br /> Mit Conoys schlechten Scherzen und schlagenden Argumenten alles andere als einverstanden, erleuchtete Adama das Innere von Conoys Schädel durch wiederholte und heftige Anwendung seiner schweren kolonialen Version einer Taschenlampe auf ebendiesen. Es ist anzunehmen, das dieses spezielle Conoy-Modell dem nichts mehr entgegenzusetzen hatte oder die erhellenden Wahrheiten in Adamas Antworten erkannte.<br /> <br /> Aufgrund von [[Ragnar]]s EM-Strahlung und des Gewichts von Adamas Taschenlampe, ist nicht sicher, ob es Conoy noch möglich war Adamas abweichende Ansichten über die Menschheit auf weitere Kopien seines [[Cylon agent | Modells]] zu übertragen. Es kann aber davon ausgegangen werden, daß er tatsächlich ein helles Licht sah als er starb.<br /> <br /> ==Siehe Auch==<br /> <br /> *Flashlight Tag, a daring ages-old sport at [http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Flashlight_Tag Uncyclopedia]<br /> *Flashlight at [http://tviv.org/wiki/Battlestar_Galactica_%282003%29/Flashlight The TV IV]<br /> *Using weapons to end a boring conversation, by [http://www.jedisaber.com/SW/Sounds/ANH036.wav Han Solo (Audio WAV)]<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Technologie]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Terminologie]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Waffen]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Benutzer:Tirkon/Nummer_Sechs&diff=6843 2006-11-27T20:12:06Z

<p>Andrea: Kategorie geändert</p> <hr /> <div>{{Zylonenmodell<br /> | title=Nummer Sechs &lt;small&gt;Kurzform:&lt;/small&gt; Six<br /> | Foto=NumSix.jpg<br /> | Kopien=Caprica-Six&lt;br&gt;[[Baltar-Six]]&lt;br&gt;Shelly Godfrey&lt;br&gt;Gina-Six<br /> | seen=Miniserie<br /> | pseen=<br /> | Darsteller=[[Tricia Helfer]]<br /> | Stimme=<br /> | cylon= y<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Nummer Sechs''', Kurzform '''Six''' ist eines der weiblichen [[humanoider Zylon|humanoiden Zylonenmodelle]]. Mehrere Kopien davon spielen in der Serie eine Schlüsselrolle. Die meisten der bisher aufgetretenen Kopien legen die Vermutung nahe, dass dem Modell der Grundcharakter eines Soldaten einprogrammiert ist, der auch vor kaltblütigen sexuellen Übergriffen nicht zurückschreckt. Six ist eine Blondine und der erste humanoide Zylon, der in der Serie eingeführt wird. <br /> <br /> == Kopie auf der Waffenstillsstation ==<br /> [[Image:SixArmstation2 Mini.JPG|thumb|left|Six auf der [[Waffenstillstandsstation]] ([[Miniserie]]).]]<br /> Gleich zu [[Miniserie|Beginn der Serie]] kündigt sich durch Six das nahende Unheil für die [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|Zwölf Kolonien]] an. Sie erscheint mit einem langärmeligen, knielangen roten Kostüm kurz vor dem [[Fall der Zwölf Kolonien|zylonischen Holocaust]] in der [[Waffenstillstandsstation]] . Six ist der erste und letzte &quot;Diplomat&quot;, den die Zylonen jemals seit der Inbetriebnahme der Station vor 40 Jahren geschickt haben. Sie eröffnet das &quot;Gespräch&quot; mit der Frage: &quot;Sind Sie ein Menschenkind&quot;. Als der [[Waffenstillstandsoffizier]] mit &quot;Ja&quot; antwortet, zwingt sie ihn mit den Worten &quot;Beweisen Sie's&quot; zu einem Zungenkuss. Als dieser in Panik bemerkt, dass die Station angegriffen wird, lächelt sie nur kalt und saugt sich mit roher Gewalt an ihm fest, während die Station zerstört wird. <br /> <br /> Am Ende der Miniserie gehören drei weitere Kopien im gleichen Outfit zu der Zylonengruppe, die auf der [[Station Ragnar]] [[Aaron Doral]] rettet, der dort als zylonenverdächtig von Kolonisten ausgesetzt wurde. Eine dieser Six Kopien beantwortet die Anordnung einer [[Nummer Acht]] (Typ Sharon) mit &quot;Wie Ihr befehlt&quot;, dem kultigen Markenzeichen der [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|Originalserie]].<br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;both&quot; /&gt;<br /> <br /> == Caprica-Six ==<br /> <br /> In der [[Miniserie]] erschleicht sich [[Caprica-Six]] das Vertrauen von Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]], wodurch sie Zugriff auf den Hauptrechner der [[Kolonialflotte]] bekommt und durch das Einschleusen eines Virus' das komplette Verteidigungssystem ausschalten kann. Sie kommt bei dem zylonischen Holocaust um. {{spoiltext|Für diese Tat wurde sie später in [[Downloaded]] als Kriegsheldin gefeiert.}}<br /> <br /> == Baltar-Six ==<br /> <br /> Nach dem Holocaust gelingt Baltar die Flucht vom Planeten [[Caprica]]. Er ist geschockt als er merkt, dass eine &quot;Kopie&quot; der auf Caprica ums Leben gekommen Six als in seinem Kopf weiter existiert. siehe [[Baltar-Six]].<br /> <br /> == Zwei Varianten auf Caprica ==<br /> <br /> Zwei Varianten des Modell Six mit jeweils mehreren Kopien begleiten den Aufenthalt von [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] auf Caprica. der sich als roter Faden über mehrere Folgen der Serie erstreckt. Helo hatte zugunsten von Baltar auf seine Rückkehr von dort verzichtet. <br /> <br /> === Die Truppführerin ===<br /> [[Image:Whiterainsix 33.JPG|thumb|left|Six als Truppführerin auf Caprica ([[33 Minuten]])]]<br /> Eine dieser beiden Six-Varianten erkennt man an dem weißen Regenmantel. Sie scheint den untersten Dienstgrad der humanoiden Zylonen darzustellen und befehligt einige [[Zenturier (RDM)|Zenturier]]. Eine der Kopien lenkt Helo ab, so dass ihn ein Zenturier aus dem Hinterhalt festnehmen kann. So wie es ihre &quot;Schwester&quot; auf der Waffenstillstandsstation vorgemacht hat, vergeht sich eine gleiche Six an dem gefesselten Helo. Sie wird dabei aber von der hiermit ins Spiel gebrachten [[Caprica-Sharon]] erschossen. Ein weiteres Exemplar dieser Six beobachtet zusammen mit einem Zenturier diese &quot;Rettung&quot;, ohne etwas zu unternehmen. ([[33 Minuten]]) <br /> <br /> Eine weitere Kopie war in der Stadt [[Delphi]] zu sehen, als sie Befehle von einer scheinbar vorgesetzten Variante entgegen nahm, die im Folgenden als Aufseherin beschrieben wird. ([[Colonial Day]])<br /> <br /> === Die Aufseherin ===<br /> [[Image:Sixsharonlitmus.jpg|thumb|Die Aufseherin Six kämpft mit [[Caprica-Sharon|Sharon]] auf Caprica.]]<br /> Diese Six-Variante erkennt man an dem enganliegenden schwarzen Anzug. Sie taucht in der Serie recht häufig auf. <br /> <br /> Zusammen mit einer [[Aaron Doral]] - Kopie überwacht sie das Expiriment &quot;Caprica-Sharon wird von Helo schwanger&quot;, was schließlich erfolgreich endet. Während dieser Zeit zeigt sie Abneigung, ja fast Neid gegenüber Sharon, die nach Ihrer Überzeugung zu starke persönliche Gefühle bei Ihrer Aufgabe entwickelt. Als dann klar wird, dass Sharon mit Hero gemeinsame Sache macht, kommt es zu einem Kampf zwischen den beiden. ([[Meuterei auf Astral Queen]], [[Zeichen der Reue]], [[Das Tribunal]], [[Fleisch und Blut]], [[Ellen]]). <br /> <br /> Eine weitere Aufseherin wird von Helo bei der Zylonenbasis in [[Delphi]] gesichtet, als er versucht ein Schiff für seine Flucht zu stehlen. Es war möglicherweise diesselbe Six, die [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] im [[Delphi Museum]] überraschte, als diese den [[Pfeil des Apollo]] holte. ([[Kobol, Teil I]]). Eine weitere Kopie hatte das Kommando über [[die Farm]], in der Starbuck von [[Simon]] operiert wurde. Und schließlich war diese Six-Variante dabei, als die Ausstrahlung des Films von [[D'anna Biers]] in einem Zylonenkino gezeigt wurde. Six zeigte sich dabei überrascht von der Zähigkeit der Kolonisten und war überglücklich, dass Sharons Hybrid-Baby überlebt hatte. ([[Die Reporterin]])<br /> <br /> == Shelly Godfrey ==<br /> Eine Kopie von Six erschien als '''[[Shelly Godfrey]]''' auf der Galactica. Sie versuchte Baltars Ansehen zu schaden. [[Felix Gaeta]] war es dann, der die angeblichen Beweise als Fälschung identifizierte, so dass Baltar aus dieser Angelegenheit gestärkt hervorging. <br /> <br /> == Gina-Six ==<br /> [[Image:GinaPromo2.jpg|thumb|left|Gina-Six erschießt Cain]]<br /> '''[[Gina-Six]]''', kurz '''Gina''' war eine Kopie von Six, die sich an Bord des Kampfsterns [[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]] befand und dort wiederholt körperlich und sexuell aufs Schwerste mißhandelt wurde, bevor sie mit Baltars Hilfe entkommen konnte. Sie war die Mörderin von [[Helena Cain|Admiral Cain]] {{Spoiltext|und brachte später eine von Baltar erhaltene Atombombe auf der [[Cloud Nine]] zur Explosion, die mindestens zwei weitere Schiffe zerstörte und später von den Zylonen angemessen wurde, um die Kolonisten mit Hilfe dessen auf Neu-Caprica ausfindig zu machen.<br /> <br /> == Caprica Six wird wiedergeboren ==<br /> In der Episode [[Downloaded]] wird die [[Caprica-Six]] wieder geboren. Zur Gruppe der &quot;Geburtshelferinnen&quot; gehört unter anderem eine weitere Six-Kopie in einem goldenen Kleid. Das Ganze passiert schon kurz nach dem zylonischen Holocaust. Möglicherweise assistiert dieselbe Gruppe einige Monate später auch bei der Wiedergeburt von Galactica-Sharon. <br /> <br /> Mehrere Gruppen von Six Kopien mit jeweils gleichem Outfit sind zu sehen. Aufgrund einiger Hinweise könnte es sich dabei um eine &quot;Dienstgradeinteilung&quot; handeln. Bestätigt ist das aber bisher nicht}}. <br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Category:Charaktere]]<br /> [[Category:Zylonen]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> <br /> [[es:Número Seis]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Greenleaf&diff=6842 2006-11-27T20:10:56Z

<p>Andrea: Kategorie geändert</p> <hr /> <div>Die '''''Greenleaf''''' ist ein Frachter in der Flotte (engl.:[[The Fleet (RDM)|the Fleet]]), auf der [[Asha Janik]] in der Wartung arbeitete bevor sie die Arbeit in der Munitionsmanufaktur der ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' aufnahm ([[Epiphanie]]). <br /> <br /> Die ''Greenleaf'' wurde von den Zylonen (engl.:[[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]]) angegriffen, wodurch [[Ray Abinell/de:Ray Abinell]], Ehemann von [[Sesha Abinell/de:Sesha Abinell]] ums Leben kam. Zehn Wochen später führt [[Sesha Abinell/de:Sesha Abinell]] eine terroristische Aktion an, an der unter anderem auch ihr Schwager teilnimmt, bei der [[Lee Adama]] und andere an Bord der ''[[Cloud 9]]'' als Geiseln genommen werden. Sie fordert die Zerstörung einer Kopie der [[Sharon Valerii]]; einer zylonischen Agentin, die auf der ''Galactica'' festgehalten wird (siehe:[[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|a Cylon agent]]).<br /> <br /> So geschehen in der Episode [[Aufopferung]]. <br /> <br /> <br /> Alle Querverweise liegen (vorerst) nur auf Englisch vor. <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category: A bis Z]] <br /> [[Category: Colonial Craft]] <br /> [[Category: RDM]]<br /> [[Category: Mentioned-Only]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Caprica-Sechs&diff=6841 2006-11-27T20:09:57Z

<p>Andrea: kategorie korrigiert</p> <hr /> <div>'''Caprica-Sechs''' ist eine Kopie des [[humanoider Zylon|humanoiden Zylonenmodells]] [[Nummer Sechs]]. <br /> <br /> {{Charakterdaten<br /> | Foto=Caprica-Six Miniseries1.jpg<br /> | Alter=<br /> | Kolonie=<br /> | Geburtsname=<br /> | Rufzeichen<br /> | seen=Miniserie<br /> | pseen=<br /> | Tot=Getötet von Atombombe in [[Miniserie]]&lt;br&gt;wiedergeboren in [[Downloaded]]<br /> | Eltern=<br /> | Geschwister=<br /> | Kinder=<br /> | Familienstand=befreundet mit [[Gaius Baltar]]<br /> | Rolle=zunächst zylonischer Infiltrator&lt;br&gt;später zylonischer Rebell<br /> | Dienstgrad=<br /> | Darsteller=[[Tricia Helfer]]<br /> | Stimme=<br /> | cylon=y <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Der Name '''Caprica-Sechs''' wurde zunächst von den Fans der Serie zur Unterscheidung der verschiedenen Kopien genutzt. Seit der Episode [[Downloaded]] wird er offiziell in der Serie verwandt. Es wird allgemein angenommen, dass dies eine Fan-Reminiszens der Serienmacher darstellt. <br /> <br /> In der [[Miniserie]] trifft Sechs auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]] eine Frau mit einem Baby in einem Kinderwagen, das sie sich näher anschaut. Als die Frau abgelenkt wird, bricht sie dem Baby das Genick und entfernt sich rasch. Die Hintergründe für die Tat bleiben im Dunkeln.<br /> <br /> Zu diesem Zeitpunkt ist sie schon zwei Jahre auf Caprica. Zunächst verführt sie den Wissenschaftler [[Gaius Baltar]] und baut hernach eine sexuelle Beziehung zu ihm auf, die aber später in Liebe umschlägt. Durch ihn bekommt sie Zugang zum Veteidigungssystem der [[Kolonialflotte]] und es gelingt ihr, einen Virus in das [[Navigationsprogramm]] einzuschleusen. Durch diesen Virus können die Zylonen den Großteil des Verteidigungsapparates lahmlegen und erfolgreich nahezu die [[Fall der Zwölf Kolonien|gesamte Menschheit auslöschen]]. Bei dem Angriff auf Caprica kommt sie selbst um, schützt dabei aber das Leben von Baltar. <br /> <br /> Caprica-Sechs wird in einem identischen Körper wieder geboren und für ihr Tun auf Caprica als &quot;Held der Zylonen&quot; gefeiert. Sie imaginiert einen [[Gaius Baltar]] herbei, genau so wie es dessen Original mit [[Baltar-Sechs]] tat und macht die Bekanntschaft einer [[Nummer Drei]] Kopie. Diese verschweigt ihr, dass Baltar noch lebt. Die Erlebnisse auf dem nun von Zylonen okkupierten Caprica und die he is reborn into a new body and is hailed as a &quot;Hero of the Cylon.&quot; Just as Baltar has visions of her, Caprica-Six has persistent visions of ''Gaius Baltar''. When she asks the other Cylons, particularly [[Number Three]], if Baltar was still alive, the copy of Number Three replies that he died along with nearly everyone else still on Caprica and the other colonies.<br /> <br /> While living on Cylon-occupied Caprica, her vision of Baltar and her own developing feelings and intuition leads her to question some of the basic ideals that the Cylons hold dear. Unbeknownst to her, Number Three becomes distressed with her lingering attachment to Baltar and seeks to manipulate her feelings in order to make her unstable, thus giving the Cylons an excuse to &quot;[[boxing|box]]&quot; her. Three points Caprica-Six in the direction of a [[Number Eight]] who was having trouble adjusting to life as a Cylon and still clinging to her old false human identity; [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Lt. Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]], formerly of the battlestar ''Galactica''. <br /> <br /> [[Image:Dsix.jpg|thumb|left|The resurrected Caprica-Six ([[Downloaded]])]]<br /> Through her counseling work with &quot;Boomer&quot;-Eight she learns that Three had deceived her; Baltar is not only alive but is also Vice President of the Colonies in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|surviving human fleet]]. After uncovering the lie about Baltar's death, she and Boomer-Eight began to question themselves more about their brethren. If murder was a sin in the eyes of [[God]] when committed by humans, why is genocide condoned by God when committed by Cylons? Questions like these begin to take hold in Caprica-Six's mind and are compounded by feelings of guilt for her role in the attack on the Colonies. While trapped in a garage with Boomer-Eight, Three and [[Samuel Anders|Anders]], Caprica-Six directly confronts the hypocrisy of the Cylons and ultimately rejects the false &quot;truths&quot; of her existence. She chooses instead to use her newfound celebrity to speak out against the Cylon's continuing war against humanity. Together with Boomer-Eight, she sets out to bring fundamental changes to Cylon society, their first action being to save the life of Anders. ([[Downloaded]]).<br /> <br /> Just over a year after the human colonization of [[New Caprica]], Caprica-Six is one of the leaders (with [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica copy)|Boomer-Eight]] and a copy of [[Number Five]]) of the Cylon forces that meets now-President Baltar. In just a few words, Caprica-Six reveals to Baltar that she remembers precisely who he is, and how she missed him ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]).<br /> <br /> ===Notes===<br /> *According to the [[Battlestar Galactica (2005 Novel)|novelization]] of the [[Miniseries]] by [http://www.starrigger.net/ SF novelist Jeffrey A. Carver], the name that Baltar called Six before she revealed she was a Cylon during the attack was &quot;Natasi.&quot; {{IPA|n&amp;#x0259;.&amp;#x02C8;t&amp;#x0251;.si}} This name appears to be Polish in origin. Since this name has never been mentioned in the events of the screenplay or regular episodes, and as other names in the book, such as [[Cally]], do not match existing aired or official information, this name should be treated as a [[Battlestar Wiki:Separate continuity|separate continuity]].<br /> *In an [http://community.tvguide.com/thread.jspa?threadID=700002601 interview], [[David Eick]] stated that there was never a canonical name which Baltar called Number Six while she was on Caprica, and &quot;We always liked the idea that Baltar was a man of many tastes and that there's every likelihood that he never knew her name&quot;.<br /> *Caprica-Six's outfit after her resurrection is considerably less elaborate than what she wore when working with Baltar, and she wears far less make-up, indicating that she only dressed so seductively for her mission.<br /> *Caprica-Six's personality in &quot;Downloaded&quot; implies she might have shown humanity more compassion by, say, hailing them first, or landing ''outside'' the city, implying that her conversion of Cylon society isn't as complete as the [[Cavil]]s claimed or once was but has regressed in the interim year.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;font-size:85%&quot;&gt;&lt;references/&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Category:Characters]]<br /> [[Category:Characters (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:Cylons]]<br /> [[Category:Cylons (RDM)]]<br /> [[Category:RDM]]<br /> <br /> [[en:Caprica-Six]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Portal&diff=6840 2006-11-27T20:08:15Z

<p>Andrea: erstellt</p> <hr /> <div>Portale sind von den [[:Kategorie:Wikipedians|Wikipedians]] redaktionell gepflegte Einstiegsseiten in die Enzyklopädie. Sie präsentieren eine Übersicht der wichtigsten Artikel zu einem Themengebiet und verraten, welche Artikel neu geschrieben wurden und welche gerade Hilfe benötigen. Diese Seite listet alle Portale des '''Battlestar Wiki''' auf. Weitere Hinweise für die Mitarbeit bietet das [[Battlestar Wiki:Portale| Projekt &quot;Portale&quot;]].<br /> <br /> ;[[:Kategorie:Portale]]<br /> <br /> ==Kampfstern Galactica, die Originalserie==<br /> [[Portal:Battlestar Galactica (TOS)]]<br /> <br /> ==Galactica (1980)==<br /> [[Portal:Galactica (1980)]]<br /> <br /> ==Battlestar Galactica==<br /> [[Portal:Battlestar Galactica (RDM)]]<br /> Battlestar Galactica ist eine Neuauflage von Kampfstern Galactica.<br /> <br /> ==Die Charaktere==<br /> [[Portal:Charaktere]]<br /> <br /> ==Die Raumschiffe==<br /> [[Portal:Schiffe]]<br /> <br /> ==Die Zylonen==<br /> [[Portal:Zylonen]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Hilfe&diff=6839 2006-11-27T19:56:56Z

<p>Andrea: /* Editieren */</p> <hr /> <div>Das Battlestar Wiki ist eine freie Enzyklopädie zu Battlestar Galactica. Sie wird gemeinschaftlich von allen angemeldeten Benutzer mitgestaltet. Die folgenden Artikel beinhalten Standards, Konventionen und Informationen über das Lesen, Schreiben und Mitarbeiten an diesen Seiten.<br /> <br /> ==Lesen==<br /> Möchtest Du mehr über Battlestar Galactica erfahren, kann Du über die [[Hauptseite]], eines der [[Battlestar Wiki:Portale|Portale]], anhand der [[Spezial:Categories|Kategorien]], durch eine '''zufällige Seite''' (siehe linke Navigation) oder über die '''Suche''' das Stöbern beginnen.<br /> <br /> Hast Du Interesse mehr über diese Webseite und ihre Funktionsweise erfahren, hilft Dir [[Battlestar Wiki:Über]].<br /> <br /> ==Editieren==<br /> Um hier Änderungen vorzunehmen oder neue Artikel zu erstellen, brauchst Du ein [[Spezial:Userlogin|Benutzerkonto]]. Eines einzurichten geht schnell, ist einfach und, vor allem, '''kostenlos'''. Dann bist Du Mitglied der [[Battlestar Wiki:Gemeinschaft]].<br /> <br /> Beachte dabei bitte unsere [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen|Standards und Konventionen]] und [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Richtlinien|Spoiler Richtlinien]]. Dort werden die wichtigsten hier verwendeten Richtlinien aufgeführt.<br /> <br /> Für erste Schritte und Tips zum Bearbeiten siehe [[Battlestar Wiki:Bearbeitungshilfe|Bearbeitungshilfe]], [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial|Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial]] und [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Markup|Battlestar Wiki:Markup]].<br /> <br /> Trau Dich und erstelle z. B. eine [[Spezial:Wantedpages|gewünschte Seite]]!<br /> <br /> ==Mitmachen==<br /> Alle Aktivitäten, die über das einfache Editieren hinausgehen, werden in sogenannten [[Battlestar_Wiki:Projekteliste|Projekten]] organisiert und in der [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Projekt]] gesammelt.</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Aktuelle_Ereignisse&diff=6838 2006-11-27T19:54:52Z

<p>Andrea: wäre ein redirect zu den News nicht sinnvoll?</p> <hr /> <div>#redirect [[Battlestar_Wiki:News]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Bearbeitungshilfe&diff=6837 2006-11-27T19:50:32Z

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Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Battlestar_Wiki:Hilfe&diff=6836 2006-11-27T19:36:54Z

<p>Andrea: Ein Anfang</p> <hr /> <div>Das Battlestar Wiki ist eine freie Enzyklopädie zu Battlestar Galactica. Sie wird gemeinschaftlich von allen angemeldeten Benutzer mitgestaltet. Die folgenden Artikel beinhalten Standards, Konventionen und Informationen über das Lesen, Schreiben und Mitarbeiten an diesen Seiten.<br /> <br /> ==Lesen==<br /> Möchtest Du mehr über Battlestar Galactica erfahren, kann Du über die [[Hauptseite]], eines der [[Battlestar Wiki:Portale|Portale]], anhand der [[Spezial:Categories|Kategorien]], durch eine '''zufällige Seite''' (siehe linke Navigation) oder über die '''Suche''' das Stöbern beginnen.<br /> <br /> Hast Du Interesse mehr über diese Webseite und ihre Funktionsweise erfahren, hilft Dir [[Battlestar Wiki:Über]].<br /> <br /> ==Editieren==<br /> Um hier Änderungen vorzunehmen oder neue Artikel zu erstellen, brauchst Du ein [[Spezial:Userlogin|Benutzerkonto]]. Eines einzurichten geht schnell, ist einfach und, vor allem, '''kostenlos'''. [[Battlestar Wiki:Gemeinschaft]]<br /> <br /> Beachte dabei bitte unsere [[Battlestar Wiki:Standards und Konventionen|Standards und Konventionen]] und [[Battlestar Wiki:Spoiler Richtlinien|Spoiler Richtlinien]]. Dort werden die wichtigsten hier verwendeten Richtlinien aufgeführt.<br /> <br /> Für erste Schritte und Tips zum Bearbeiten siehe [[Battlestar Wiki:Bearbeitungshilfe|Bearbeitungshilfe]], [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial|Battlestar Wiki:Tutorial]] und [[:en:Battlestar Wiki:Markup|Battlestar Wiki:Markup]].<br /> <br /> Trau Dich und erstelle z. B. eine [[Spezial:Wantedpages|gewünschte Seite]]!<br /> <br /> ==Mitmachen==<br /> Alle Aktivitäten, die über das einfache Editieren hinausgehen, werden in sogenannten [[Battlestar_Wiki:Projekteliste|Projekten]] organisiert und in der [[:Kategorie:Battlestar Wiki Projekt]] gesammelt.</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Benutzer:Andrea&diff=6835 2006-11-27T17:53:12Z

<p>Andrea: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Userdaten<br /> | photo=<br /> | name= Andrea<br /> | age= zu alt<br /> | location= Berlin<br /> | email=<br /> | gmail=<br /> | aim=<br /> | icq=<br /> | callsign=<br /> | parents= Zwei<br /> | siblings=<br /> | children=<br /> | marital status=<br /> | occupation=<br /> | rank= Zivilist<br /> | countrycode=DE<br /> | admin=<br /> | nocat=<br /> | noflag=<br /> }}<br /> Ich mag kein roter Link sein ...<br /> <br /> ==Unterseiten==<br /> * [[Benutzer:Andrea/monobook.css]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Die_verlorene_Flotte&diff=6833 2006-11-27T07:59:38Z

<p>Andrea: /* Anmerkungen */ typo</p> <hr /> <div>{{Vorlage:Spoiler RTL II}}<br /> {{Episodendaten<br /> | Image = Tighadama.jpg<br /> | Title=Die verlorene Flotte<br /> | Series=<br /> | Special=<br /> | Season=2<br /> | Episode=1<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[David Weddle]]&lt;br&gt;[[Bradley Thompson]]<br /> | Story=[[Ronald D. Moore]]<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=201<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=2005-07-15<br /> | GE Airdate=<br /> | DVD=<br /> | Population=47.875<br /> | podcast=<br /> | goof=<br /> | Prev=[[Kobol, Teil II]]<br /> | Next=[[Im Tal der Finsternis]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> :''Auf der ''[[Galactica]]'' greift Chaos um sich. Sanitäter versuchen, das Leben des angeschossenen [[William Adama|Commander Adama]] zu retten. Durch einen unglücklichen Zufall wird die ''Galactica'' vom Rest der Flotte getrennt.''<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==<br /> <br /> ===''Galactica''===<br /> <br /> * Wenige Augenblicke nach dem Angriff auf [[William Adama|Adama]] greift ein [[Basisschiff|zylonisches Basisschiff]] die [[Die Flotte (RDM)|Flotte]] an. Der Erste Offizier Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] ordnet daraufhin einen sofortigen [[FTL|Überlichtsprung]] für die gesamte Flotte zu der für den Notfall vereinbarten Zielposition an. Die ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' springt als letzte und stellt fest, dass sie vom Rest der Flotte getrennt wurde. Zu welchen Koordinaten die Flotte gesprungen ist, ist unbekannt.<br /> <br /> *Der von [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica Copy)|Sharon Valerii]] angeschossene Commander Adama wird in aller Eile zur [[Krankenstation]] des Schiffs gebracht. Da Dr. [[Cottle]] nicht an Bord ist, versucht eine Gruppe von [[Layne Ishay|Sanitätern]], den Commander zu stabilisieren.<br /> <br /> *Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]] arbeitet ein Plan aus, mit dem er die Koordinaten der Flotte bestimmen kann. Hierzu möchte er den [[FTL]]-Computer mit den [[Kampfstern, Galactica-Typ#Computersysteme|Computersystemen]] zur Navigation, zur Schadenskontrolle und zur Feuerleitung miteinander vernetzen. Mit diesem Computernetzwerk würde die Berechnung der Koordinaten nur 10 Minuten dauern anstatt der 12 Stunden, die der FTL-Computer alleine benötigen würde. Allerdings müsste die ''Galactica'' dafür zu ihrer letzten Position zurückspringen, und dort würde sie von Zylonen angegriffen. Außerdem bietet die Vernetzung der Computer den Zylonen die Möglichkeit, die Systeme der ''Galactica'' zu infiltrieren.<br /> <br /> [[Image:201 02.jpg|thumb|Tigh verhört Valerii auf brutale Weise.]]<br /> <br /> *Colonel Tigh begibt sich zu der inhaftierten Valerii. Diese gibt an, keine Ahnung zu haben was passiert ist und erkundigt sich nach Adamas Zustand.<br /> <br /> *[[Lee Adama]] und Colonel Tigh einigen sich auf eine bedingte Haftentlassung. Lee kann seinen Dienst als [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]]-Pilot und [[CAG]] normal ausführen, muss sich aber jeweils nach Dienstschluss wieder in die Arrestzelle begeben. Diese Vereinbarung tritt sofort in Kraft, da Lee die Viper beim Rücksprung anführen und so die ''Galactica'' gegen die Zylonen verteidigen muss.<br /> <br /> *Als die ''Galactica'' den Rücksprung durchführt, gelingt es den Viper tatsächlich, die angreifenden [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|zylonischen Jäger]] abzuwehren. Ein [[Schwerer Jäger]] schafft es jedoch bis zur ''Galactica''. Die Flugabwehr kann ihn erst im letzten Moment abschießen. Der Schwere Jäger stürzt in die Landebucht auf der Steuerbordseite und verursacht dort einen Druckabfall. Die Steuerbord-Landebucht war versiegelt und mit einem großen Fenster versehen worden, um dort das geplante Museum unterzubringen.<br /> <br /> *Während Gaeta an der Berechnung der Position der Flotte arbeitet, versuchen die Zylonen, sich in das Computernetzwerk der ''Galactica'' zu hacken. Es gelingt den Zylonen zwar nicht, die Systeme der ''Galactica'' unter ihre Kontrolle zu bringen. Jedoch können sie - kurz bevor Gaeta die Netzwerkverbindungen durchtrennt - noch einen Virus einschleusen ([[Im Tal der Finsternis]]). ''Galactica'' springt zu den berechneten Koordinaten, wo sie den Rest der Flotte vorfindet.<br /> <br /> *Den Sanitätern gelingt es, den Zustand von Commander Adama zu stabilisieren, sein Zustand ist aber immer noch ernst.<br /> <br /> *Der Schwere Jäger, der in die ''Galactica''-Landebucht gestürzt ist, scheint zunächst zerstört, jedoch steigt schon bald eine Gruppe [[Zenturio (RDM)|zylonischer Zenturios]] aus dem zerstörten Gefährt.<br /> <br /> ===Caprica===<br /> <br /> *Im [[Delphi-Museum]] trifft [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] auf [[Kara Thrace]]. Thrace hat den [[Pfeil des Apollo]] an sich genommen. Sie versucht, die [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica Kopie)|Caprica-Kopie von Sharon Valerii]] zu erschießen.<br /> <br /> *Helo hält sie auf und erzählt ihr, dass Valerii schwanger sei. Thrace hält dies für inakzeptabel.<br /> <br /> *Valerii flieht aus dem Delphi-Museum und entkommt schließlich in dem zylonischen Jäger, mit dem Thrace nach Caprica gekommen ist.<br /> <br /> ===Kobol===<br /> <br /> *Auf [[Kobol]] fliehen die Überlebenden des [[Raptor]]-Absturzes in den Wald um nicht auf [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] zu stoßen.<br /> <br /> *[[Socinus]] ringt mit dem Tod. Chief [[Galen Tyrol|Tyrol]], [[Cally]] und ein Crewmitglied namens [[Tarn]] gehen zur Absturzstelle zurück und holen ein Erste-Hilfe-Set. Auf dem Rückweg werden sie von [[Zenturio (RDM)|Zenturios]] angegriffen. Nur Tyrol und Cally können entkommen.<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> <br /> *Kann [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] sich daran erinnern, dass [[Gaius Baltar]] seinen [[Zylonendetektor]] zuerst an [[Sharon Valerii (Galactica Copy)|Sharon Valerii]] getestet hat? Hat er überhaupt davon gewusst? ([[Leben und Sterben|Antwort]])<br /> <br /> *Bezüglich der Anzeige des Status der Firewalls: Lässt sich ausschließen, dass die [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] die Anzeige programmiert oder zumindest manipuliert haben? (siehe hierzu auch [[#Analyse|Analyse]])<br /> <br /> *Wieviele Crewmitglieder der ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' stimmen mit [[William Adama|Adamas]] Entscheidung überein, [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] einzusperren? ([[Heimat, Teil I|Antwort]])<br /> <br /> *Hat die Zahl &quot;3&quot; eine besondere Bedeutung? Sie ist auffällig sichtbar auf einer Tür, durch die ein jüngerer William Adama eintritt (in einer der Rückblenden auf Colonel Tighs früheres Leben); Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] ordnet, nachdem er sich die Hände im Waschraum gewaschen hat, drei Stück Seife nebeneinander an; in der Sequenz mit der Firewall, die Lieutenant Gaeta aufsetzt, um die Infiltrierung des Netzwerks der ''Galactica'' durch die Zylonen zu behindern, taucht eine weitere &quot;3&quot; auf: die Firewall hat vier Verschlüsselungsebenen, mit jeweils drei untergeordneten Verschlüsselungscodes pro Barriere.<br /> <br /> * Hat LSO Captain [[Aaron Kelly|Kelly]] normalerweise den dritthöchsten Dienstrang auf der ''Galactica'', oder hat ein [[CAG]] den höheren Rang, wenn er sich an Bord des Schiffes befindet?<br /> **Da Captain Kelly der ranghöchste Captain ist, der nicht als Pilot eingesetzt wird, ist er vermutlich der nächste in der Hierarchie, allerdings hätte Captain [[Lee Adama|Adama]] als CAG vermutlich den höheren Rang, wenn er nicht unter Arrest stünde. <br /> <br /> == Analyse ==<br /> [[Image:Firewallbreech.jpg|right|thumb|Gaeta Firewall wird angegriffen, hält aber (noch).]]<br /> *Als [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] von der Statusanzeige wegsieht, um unter der Konsole die Netzwerkkabel zu lösen, zeigt das Display an, dass die letzte Firewall durchbrochen ist (vermutlich konnten die [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] deswegen einige, aber nicht alle Computer der ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galacticas]]'' infiltrieren).<br /> <br /> [[Image:Virus Scattered.JPG|thumb|Der Virus durchbricht Gaetas letzte Firewall, dies wird oben links in der Ecke des Bildschirms angezeigt.]]<br /> <br /> *In dieser Episode wird deutlich, dass Captain [[Aaron Kelly]] Dritter in der Befehlshierarchie ist. Allerdings war er seit der [[Miniserie]] kaum zu sehen (nur in &quot;[[Die Reporterin]]&quot; ist er bei seiner Arbeit in der Landebucht zu sehen). Daher wirkt es etwas unglaubwürdig, dass er so hochrangig sein soll. Allerdings gibt Kelly in der [[Miniserie]] Tyrol den Befehl, bei der Rettung von Personen aus der von einer Nuklearwaffe getroffenen Landebucht zu helfen, da [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] zögert, einen Befehl auszusprechen (dieser folgt wiederum im Rang direkt auf Adama). Einen solchen Befehl kann in Gegenwart des Zweiten in der Hierarchie wohl nur der Dritte in der Hierarchie geben. Tigh widerruft Kellys Befehl zwar nach wenigen Augenblicken und befiehlt statt dessen die Entlüftung der Landebucht. Tighs Verhalten lässt aber nicht darauf schließen, dass er Kellys Eingreifen für unangemessen hält. Dies legt nahe, dass Kelly entweder schon vor dem [[Fall der Zwölf Kolonien|Angriff der Zylonen]] Dritter in der Hierarchie war oder dass er es aufgrund der Todesfälle während des Angriffs wurde. Außerdem erhält man in &quot;[[Die Reporterin]]&quot; den Eindruck, dass Kelly als [[LSO]] den Großteil seiner Dienstzeit in der Landebucht verbringt und nur selten auf der Brücke zu sehen ist. Da das Verteidigungssystem eines [[Kampfstern]]s stark von der Zuverlässigkeit der [[Viper]]-Starts abhängt, ist die Wichtigkeit von Kellys Aufgabenbereich sehr hoch einzuschätzen.<br /> **Aus dem Blog von [[Ronald D. Moore]] vom [http://blog.scifi.com/battlestar/ 27.07.2006]:<br /> ::&quot;The appearance/disappearance of Captain Kelly has more to do with the budgeting process on the show than any creative issue. We only have so much money to spend each week and it's not worth it to pay to bring in Kelly (or any other recognizable guest-star for that matter) unless he's integral to the plot. So, we ask you to take the leap with us and assume that characters like Kelly and Kat and Hotdog and so on, are still aboard ship and doing their jobs even when they're not featured on camera, and therefore are ready to step into action the moment we actually need them for a story.&quot;<br /> ::&quot;Das Erscheinen und Verschwinden von Captain Kelly wird stärker durch das Budget beeinflusst als durch kreative Gründe. Uns steht pro Woche nur ein bestimmter Betrag zum Ausgeben zur Verfügung. Daher wird Kelly (genau wie jeder andere Gaststar mit einem gewissen Wiedererkennungswert) nur dann gebucht, wenn er einen wichtigen Anteil an der Handlung hat. Sie sollten daher davon ausgehen, dass Charaktere wie Kelly, Kat oder Hotdog noch an Bord des Schiffes sind und weiterhin ihre Arbeit tun, auch wenn sie nicht von der Kamera gezeigt werden. Dies wird sich in dem Moment ändern, in dem sie wichtig für die Handlung werden.&quot;<br /> <br /> *Colonel Tigh sitzt zu Beginn von &quot;[[Im Tal der Finsternis]]&quot; immer noch an Commander Adamas Krankenbett. Die Viper, die in dieser Episode im Einsatz waren, landen gerade und die Piloten steigen aus. Man kann daher davon ausgehen, dass &quot;[[Im Tal der Finsternis]]&quot; direkt an &quot;[[Die verlorene Flotte]]&quot; anschließt, mit einem Abstand von höchstens einigen Stunden.<br /> <br /> *Die Steuerbord-Landebucht wird in dieser Episode erheblich beschädigt. Allerdings wird diese Landebucht sowieso nicht aktiv genutzt, sondern sollte in ein Museum umgewandelt werden. Vgl. Audiokommentar (Podcast) von Ronald D. Moore zu dieser Episode.<br /> <br /> *Allein die Vernetzung von Computern macht diese nicht verwundbar gegen Angriffe von außen - wieso sollte eines der von [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] vernetzten System an ein Drahtlos-Netzwerk angeschlossen werden? Kam der Angriff auf das Netzwerk vielleicht von innerhalb der ''[[Galactica]]''?<br /> **Wie jedes andere koloniale Schiff erhält auch die ''Galactica'' ständig Daten aus externen Quellen. Zusätzlich zu ihrem Großrechner verfügt die ''Galactica'' über Hauptcomputer zur Navigation, Schadenskontrolle, Feuerleitung und Berechnung der Überlichtsprünge. Anscheinend wird die Drahtlos-Kommunikation über den Großrechner abgewickelt (vgl. [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica Copy)|Sharon Valeriis]] Anfrage bzgl. Zugriff auf den Großrechner und seine Kommunikationskanäle in &quot;[[Die Hoffnung lebt]]&quot;). Der Großrechner ''wurde'' vermutlich von dem zylonischen Virus in Angriff genommen, konnte den Virus aber abwehren, da er für die koloniale Flotte vermutlich von vorne herein den Dreh- und Angelpunkt bei der Abwehr zylonischer Hack-Versuche darstellte. <br /> **''Galacticas'' Computer wurden wahrscheinlich noch nie zuvor zusammengeschaltet und sind daher möglicherweise grundsätzlich weniger resistent gegen solcherlei Angriffe. Allerdings scheinen sie zumindest für den Netzwerkbetrieb ausgelegt zu sein, da Gaeta ohne große Schwiergkeiten in der Lage war, sie miteinander zu verbinden.<br /> <br /> == Anmerkungen == <br /> <br /> *Seit der [[Staffel 2 (2005-06)|zweiten Staffel]] wird zu Beginn jeder Episode die gerade aktuelle Zahl der Überlebenden genannt. In dieser Episode beträgt diese Zahl 47.875. Das sind 12 Verluste seit &quot;[[Kobol, Teil II]]&quot;.<br /> *[[Socinus]]s Lungen füllen sich mit Flüssigkeitlung.<br /> *Captain [[Aaron Kelly|Kelly]] ist der dritte in der Kommandokette, nach Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]]. Dies wurde auch schon in der [[Miniserie]] gezeigt, als er Anweisung verlangte, ein Feuer zu löschen, Tigh aber zögerte den Befehl zur Entlüftung der betroffenen Sektionen zu geben.<br /> **Es ist möglich, das Kelly nur aufgrund von [[Lee Adama|Apollos]] Abwesenheit der dritte in der Kommandokette ist und normalerweise der vierte in der Hierarchie ist.<br /> *[[William Adama|Adama]] und Tigh dienten nach ihrer Zeit beim Militär auf einem Frachter, später, als Adama wieder dem Militärdienst beigetreten war, sorgte er dafür, das auch Tigh wieder eingezogen wurde.<br /> *Ron Moores Podcast zufolge ist die Rückblende zum Ende der Episode, als Tigh in einem heruntergekommenen Hotlezimmer wohnt und kurz davor stand sich selbst umzubringen, eine Hommage an eine ähnliche Szene zu Beginn des Films &quot;[[w:Apocalypse Now|Apocalypse Now]]&quot;.<br /> *Tighs Misstrauen gegenüber [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]] wird in dieser Episode besonders deutlich, als er zu [[Felix Gaeta|Gaeta]] sagt, das er mehr Vertrauen in seine Programmierkünste hat als in die Baltars.<br /> *Starbuck scheint zu glauben, das es eine &quot;echte&quot; Sharon Valerii gibt oder gab.<br /> *Kerry Norton (Sanitäter [[Layne Ishay]]) ist die Frau von [[Jamie Bamber]] (Lee &quot;Apollo&quot; Adama).<br /> <br /> == Bemerkenswerter Dialog ==<br /> <br /> *''Bei einer Rückblende:''<br /> *:'''Saul Tigh:''' Wie haben sie 's geschafft? Wie sind sie von diesem verdammten Frachter runtergekommen?<br /> *:'''William Adama:''' Beziehungen. [[Anne Adama|Annes]] vater hat einen reund im Verteidigungskomitee.<br /> *:'''Saul Tigh:''' Die neue Frau macht sich bezahlt. Ich hätte auch gern Schwiegereltern mit Beziehungen.<br /> *:'''William Adama:''' Geben sie mir zwei Jahre, dann hab ich auch Beziehungen. Warten Sie 's nur ab, eines Tages hab ich meinen eigenen Kampfstern.<br /> <br /> *''In ''Galacticas'' Brig:''<br /> *:'''Präsident [[Laura Roslin]]:''' (zu Tigh) Colonel, wenn Sie die Flotte gefunden haben würde ich gern mit ihnen reden.<br /> *:'''Colonel Tigh:''' Wir haben nichts zu bereden. Sie haben sich gegen den [[William Adama|alten Mann]] gestellt und verloren.<br /> <br /> *''Tighs Rede zur [[CIC]]-Besatzung:''<br /> *:'''Tigh''': Das ist sein Kommando. Seine Befehle sind nach wie vor Gottes Wort auf diesem Schiff. Nur damit das klar ist: Es steht unter Bill Adamas Kommando bis zum Tage seines Todes. Und wir werden ihn nicht sterben lassen. Das hoffen wir alle.<br /> <br /> *''Nachdem Starbuck auf Caprica-Valerii schießt:''<br /> *:'''Helo''': Ich lass nicht zu, das Du sie umbringst. Sie erwartet ein Kind von mir.<br /> *:'''Starbuck''': Bei den Göttern! Wie blöd Männer bloß manchmal sien! Woher weist Du das?<br /> *:'''Helo''': Ich weiß es, ist das klar? Sie lügt nicht.<br /> *:'''Starbuck''': Die lügen doch ununterbrochen, Helo, ihre ganze Existenz ist eine Lüge. Die sind nicht menschlich Helo, das sind ''Maschinen''. Und man kriegt kein Baby mit einer ''Maschine''.<br /> *:'''Helo''': Ich weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll, ok? Aber ich glaube ihr. Es ist schwer zu beschreiben, wir sind schon lange zusammen. Ich meine, ich weiß was sie ist, aber sie ist nicht wie die anderen. Das ist sie nicht!<br /> <br /> *''Starbuck, nachdem Caprica-Valerii ihren Jäger gestohlen hat:''<br /> *:'''Starbuck''': Die Schlampe hat meinen Jäger geklaut...<br /> <br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> *[[Aaron Douglas]] als Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] als Specialist [[Cally]]<br /> *[[Leah Cairns]] als Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret &quot;Racetrack&quot; Edmondson]]<br /> *[[Luciana Carro]] als Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne &quot;Kat&quot; Katraine]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1406239|Warren Christie]] als [[Tarn]]<br /> *[[Bodie Olmos]] als Lt. [[Brendan Constanza|Brendan &quot;Hot Dog&quot; Constanza]]<br /> *[[Ty Olsson]] als Captain [[Aaron Kelly]]<br /> *[[Alonso Oyarzun]] als [[Socinus]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0851898|Michael Tayles]] als [[Flyboy]]<br /> *[[Kate Vernon]] als [[Ellen Tigh]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1756208|Chris Shields]] als Corporal [[Venner]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0356501|Jennifer Halley]] als &quot;[[Seelix]]&quot;<br /> *[[Kerry Norton]] als Sanitäter [[Layne Ishay]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0262957|Kurt Evans]] als Sanitäter [[Howard Kim]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0871706|Nicholas Treeshin]] als Sergeant [[Watkins]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0006820|Aleks Paunovic]] als Sergeant [[Fischer]]<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]<br /> &lt;!--[[Kategorie:Episodes written by Bradley Thompson]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Episodes written by David Weddle]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Episodes directed by Michael Rymer]]--&gt;<br /> <br /> [[en:Scattered]]<br /> [[es:Dispersos]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Miniserie&diff=6832 2006-11-27T07:24:48Z

<p>Andrea: /* Fragen */ linkfix</p> <hr /> <div>:''Für eine ausführliche Analyse der Miniserie siehe [[Miniserie/Analyse|Analyse]]''<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> | Image =Nukes in Miniseries.jpg<br /> | Title=Miniserie<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=<br /> | Episode=<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[Ronald D. Moore]] und [[Glen A. Larson|Christopher Eric James]]<br /> | Story=[[Glen A. Larson]]<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=Pilot<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=2003-12-08, 2003-12-09<br /> | GE Airdate=2006-02-01, 2006-02-03<br /> | DVD=2004-12-02<br /> | Population=<br /> | Prev=<br /> | Next=[[33 Minuten]]<br /> }}<br /> [[Image:DVD-Cover-Miniseries-DE.jpg|thumb|Cover der DVD zur Miniserie]]<br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> : ''Nach vierzig Jahren Frieden mit den Kindern der Menschheit, den [[Zylonen]], wird die Menschheit das Opfer eines Genozids und die Überlebenden sind gezwungen, aus den [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|Zwölf Kolonien]] zu fliehen.''<br /> <br /> == Hintergrund ==<br /> * Die [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] wurden von den Kolonisten als Arbeitskräfte und auch für militärische Zwecke geschaffen. Vor ungefähr 52 Jahren lehnten sich die Zylonen gegen ihre menschlichen Schöpfer auf, der [[Zylonenkrieg]] brach aus. Nachdem ein Waffenstillstand erklärt wurde, verließen die Zylonen die Kolonien und wurden 40 Jahre lang nicht mehr in einer ihrer bekannten Formen gesehen. <br /> * Der [[Kampfstern, Galactica-Typ|Kampfstern]] ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' ist einer der letzten Überbleibsel des Zylonenkrieges und wurde gerade außer Dienst gestellt. Doch anstatt verschrottet zu werden, sollte das Schiff in ein [[Galactica Museum|Museum]] umgewandelt werden.<br /> * Die Kolonien, einst aufgrund des Zylonenkrieges der Technik gegenüber eher ängstlich eingestellt, überwanden diese Angst und führten wieder vernetzte Technologien in ihr Alltagsleben und auch ihre [[CNP|militärischen Schiffssysteme]] ein.<br /> * Die Zylonen sind in der Lage, in jedes vernetzte [[Computer|Computersystem]] mit Hilfe von Viren und &quot;[[Hintertür]]&quot;-Programmen einzudringen.<br /> * Die Kolonisten stammen von einer Welt, bekannt als [[Kobol]] ab. Viele Kolonisten halten dies jedoch nur noch für einen Mythos.<br /> * Die [[Heilige Schriftrollen|Heiligen Schriftrollen]] beschreiben eine Legende über eine dreizehnte Kolonie von Kobol, bekannt als die [[Erde (RDM)|Erde]].<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==<br /> <br /> *Die Zylonen benutzen den Wissenschaftler Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]] um einem ihrer Agenten, [[Nummer Sechs]], dabei zu helfen, in die Zentralrechner der Streitkräfte der Zwölf Kolonien einzudringen. Nummer Sechs hilft Baltar insgeheim dabei das Kommandonavigationsprogramm, oder [[CNP]], zu entwickeln, welches schließlich auf fast allen kolonialen Raumschiffen installiert wird.<br /> *Baltar ist sich in seiner Beziehung zu Nummer Sechs nicht sicher, jedoch ist er in sie verliebt; in eine Frau mit scheinbar unstillbarem sexuellen Verlangen. Das Ergebnis ihrer Affäre ist ein [[Fall der Zwölf Kolonien|nuklearer Überraschungsangriff]], dem Milliarden von Menschen auf den Kolonien und den zu ihrem Schutz entsandten Schiffen zum Opfer fallen.<br /> *In das CNP wurde ein [[Hintertür|Backdoor-Programm]] hineingeschrieben, das es den zylonischen [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jägern]] ermöglicht, die Energie- und Waffensysteme von Kampfsternen und anderen Schiffen während des Angriffs zu deaktivieren, wodurch diese schutzlos und damit leicht zu zerstören sind. <br /> *Allerdings kann ein Schiff der Zerstörung entgehen: Ein Schiff mit weniger fortschrittlicher Technik mit dem Namen ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]''; Teil der [[Kampfsterngruppe]] 75, welches zur Außerdienststellung vorgesehen war und in ein Museum umgewandelt werden sollte, um ihre Rolle im ersten Zylonenkrieg zu würdigen. Nach der Zerstörung des [[Flottenhauptquartier]]s auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RMD)#Picon|Picon]] sowie fast 120 anderer Kampfsterne und Versorgungsschiffe der [[Kolonialflotte]] übernimmt der kommandierende Offizier der ''Galactica'', [[William Adama]], die Führung der verbleibenden Flotte. <br /> *Die erste Aufgabe der ''Galactica'' in ihrer neuen Rolle als einziger intakter Kampfstern ist es, die während der Außerdienststellung der ''Galactica'' beseitigte Munition zu ersetzen. Nach einem [[FTL|Überlichtsprung]], vorbei an den zylonischen Streitkräften, erreicht das Schiff die [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar-Anlegestelle]], eine Raumstation in der oberen Atmosphäre des Gasriesen [[Ragnar]].<br /> *Bildungsministerin [[Laura Roslin]] wird durch ein [[Stufe Orange|Notfallprogramm]] der kolonialen Regierung zur neuen Präsidentin der [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RMD)|Zwölf Kolonien]] benannt, nachdem alle anderen höheren Regierungsmitglieder bei den Angriffen ums Leben kamen. Sie überzeugt Commander Adama von der Sinnlosigkeit einer Fortsetzung des Kampfes und wie wichtig es ist, mit den letzten 50.000 Menschen aus den Kolonien, die das Glück hatten, sich während des Angriffs im Weltall auf Schiffen zu befinden, die die Fähigkeit haben, Überlichtgeschwindigkeit zu erreichen. Die ''Galactica'' muss jetzt die überlebenden Menschen auf der Suche nach einer neuen Heimat führen, wo sie ihre Zivilisation wieder aufbauen können.<br /> *Die ''Galactica'' hält zwei zylonische Basisschiffe und ihre [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jäger]] auf Distanz, während die zivilen Schiffe von der Station Ragnar in den [[Prolmar Sektor]] in Sicherheit springen.<br /> *Nach dem sie von Ragnar entkommen, ermutigt Adama seine Crew während der Bestattungszeremonie für die getöteten Crewmitglieder, indem er vorgibt zu wissen, wo sich die legendäre dreizehnte Kolonie, bekannt als die [[Erde (RDM)|Erde]], befindet.<br /> *Sie sind jedoch noch nicht außer Gefahr. Nummer Sechs warnt Baltar, dass sich [[Humanoider Zylon|zylonische Agenten]], die vielleicht sogar glauben könnten, sie seien Menschen, noch immer in der Flotte befinden könnten.<br /> *Adama findet in seinem Quartier eine geheimnisvolle Nachricht, die besagt, dass es nur zwölf Zylonenmodelle gäbe. Währenddessen rettet eine Gruppe Zylonen [[Aaron Doral]]. Eine von ihnen ist eine exakte Kopie von [[Sharon Valerii]], womit Valerii dem Publikum als Zylonin enttarnt wird.<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> * Was ging bei den Zylonen im Verlauf der letzten 40 Jahre ihres Exils vor sich?<br /> * Welche Ereignisse verursachten den Hass der [[Zylonen]] auf ihre menschlichen Herren? Wann nahm dies seinen Anfang? <br /> * Wo befindet sich die [[Heimatwelt der Zylonen]]?<br /> * Gibt es die Erde, trotz [[William Adama|Adamas]] Zweifel, wirklich? (Eine mögliche Antwort: [[Heimat, Teil II|SPOILER!]])<br /> * Was geschah mit [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]? ([[33 Minuten|Antwort]])<br /> * In der Miniserie lernen die Zuschauer vier der Zwölf Modelle von ''[[Humanoider Zylon|Zylonenagent]]en'' kennen: [[Sharon Valerii]], [[Nummer Sechs]], [[Aaron Doral]] und [[Leoben Conoy]]. Wer sind die anderen? ([[Humanoider Zylon|Antwort]])<br /> * Gibt es noch weitere Schiffstypen der Zylonen neben dem [[Jäger]] und dem [[Basisschiff]]?<br /> *Wenn die Zylonen die Menschheit so leidenschaftlich hassen wie sie es offenbar tun, warum haben sie dann ein menschliches Erscheinungsbild angenommen? Geschah dies aus strategischen Gründen oder verbirgt sich größeres dahinter?<br /> * Wer war die Person, die nicht gezeigt wurde, mit der sich Nummer Sechs auf Caprica traf?<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> * Zu Beginn der Episode wird ein Dialog aus einem früheren Entwurf des Drehbuchs beibehalten, wonach sich die [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|Zwölf Kolonien]] allesamt auf [[Kobol]] befinden, anstatt über zwölf Planeten verteilt zu sein. Die entsprechenden Sätze werden von [[Aaron Doral]] gesprochen:<br /> : &quot;Nun, wie ich schon sagte, folgt die Form der Funktion; und nirgendwo ist dieser Grundsatz des Design besser leichter ersichtlich als auf dem ''weltberühmten'' Kampfstern ''Galactica''...nun, ursprünglich gab es zwölf Kampfsterne; jede repräsentierte eine der ''zwölf Kolonien von Kobol''. <br /> Angesichts der Tatsache, dass sich die Kolonien in der Serie auf zwölf verschiedene Welten verteilen und Kobol nun als die Geburtsstätte der Menschheit angesehen wird, die zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt in ferner Vergangenheit verlassen wurde, hätte Doral einen anderen Begriff wählen sollen als ''weltberühmt'', da sich dieser Begriff nur auf eine Welt bezieht. Stattdessen hätte er einfach erwähnen können, dass die ursprünglichen Kampfsterne jede der zwölf Kolonien repräsentierten. <br /> * Zum Zeitpunkt ihres ersten [[FTL|Überlichtsprungs]] zieht die ''Galactica'' ihre Fluggondeln ein. Allerdings ist das Schiff nach Abschluss des Sprungs mit noch immer ausgefahrenen Fluggondeln zu sehen. <br /> <br /> * Als Karas Viper während des zweiten Einsatzes getroffen wird (&quot;Mir gehts' gut&quot;) ist ihr Helm nicht versiegelt und offen. <br /> * Ähnlich öffnet sich auch Lees Kragen als er sie als &quot;mehr als wahnsinnig&quot; scheltet, weil Kara Lees Viper am Ende der letzten Schlacht in die Fluggondel der ''Galactica'' schiebt.<br /> <br /> ==Bemerkenswerter Dialog==<br /> <br /> *''Adamas Ansprache bei der Stilllegungszeremonie:''<br /> :Der zylonische Krieg ist seit langem vorbei. Und doch dürfen wir nicht die Gründe vergessen, warum so viele ihr Leben für die Sache der Freiheit geopfert haben. Der Preis dafür, die Uniform zu tragen, er mag hoch sein, aber ...&lt;br&gt;... Er ist manchmal zu hoch.&lt;br&gt;Durch den Kampf gegen die Zylonen wollten wir uns davor schützen ausgerottet zu werden. Aber wir haben uns nie gefragt:&lt;br&gt;Sind wir es auch wert?&lt;br&gt;Sind wir, als ein Volk, es überhaupt wert gerettet zu werden?&lt;br&gt;Wir begehen noch immer Morde, aus Habgier, Gehässigkeit und Eifersucht. Und noch immer reichen wir alle unsere Sünden an unsere Kinder weiter. Wir weigern uns die Verantwortung für unsere Taten zu übernehmen.&lt;br&gt;Wie wir es mit den Zylonen getan haben. Wir wollten Gott spielen, Leben erschaffen. Als sich dieses Leben gegen uns wendete, suchten wir Trost in dem Glauben, das es eigentlich nicht unsere Schuld gewesen sei, nicht wirklich.&lt;br&gt;Man kann eben nicht Gott spielen und seine Schöpfung dann sich selbst überlassen. Irgendwann wird der Tag kommen an dem wir uns vor unseren Taten nicht mehr verstecken können&quot;<br /> <br /> *''Adamas Ansprache bei der Begräbniszeremonie auf der ''Galactica''''<br /> :'''Adama:''' Sind das die Glücklichen? Genau das denkt Ihr doch, nicht wahr? Wir sind weit von zu Hause weg. Wir sind weit hinter die Rote Linie gesprungen, in unerforschtes Gebiet.&lt;br&gt;Lebensmittel und Treibstoff sind begrenzt. Keine Verbündeten.&lt;br&gt;Und nun auch noch keine Hoffnung?&lt;br&gt;Vielleicht wäre es besser für uns gewesen auf den Kolonien zusammen mit unseren Familien schnell zu sterben, anstatt hier langsam zu Grunde zu gehen, in den dunklen Weiten des Weltraums.&lt;br&gt;Wo sollen wir hin? Was sollen wir tun?&lt;br&gt;Das Leben hier begann dort draußen.&lt;br&gt;Das sind die ersten Worte der heiligen Schriftrollen. Und die wurden uns vor unzähligen Jahrhunderten von den Göttern von Kobol übermittelt. Sie haben uns klar gemacht, das wir nicht allein in diesem Universum sind.&lt;br&gt;Elosha, es gibt eine dreizehnt Kolonie der Menschheit, nicht wahr?<br /> :'''Elosha:''' Ja, die Schriftrollen sagen, ein dreizehnter Stamm hat Kobol in früher Zeit verlassen. Er schuf sich eine neue Heimat auf einem Planeten, genannt Erde, der einen fremden, entfernten Stern umkreist.<br /> :'''Adama:''' Die Erde ist nicht unbekannt. Ich weiß wo sie liegt.&lt;br&gt;Die Erde!&lt;br&gt;Das am besten gehütete Geheimnis.&lt;br&gt;Ihr Standort war nur den obersten Kommandanten der Flotte bekannt. Und wir wagten es nicht, ihn der Öffentlichkeit Preis zu geben. Nicht solange eine zylonische Bedrohung über uns schwebte.&lt;br&gt;Jetzt haben wir fürs erste eine Zuflucht. Eine Zuflucht, von der die Zylonen nichts wissen.&lt;br&gt;Es wird keine leichte Reise werden. Sie wird lang und anstrengend. Aber ich verspreche Euch eines, und zwar im Gedenken an die, die hier vor euch liegen: Wir werden sie finden. Und die Erde wird unsere neue Heimat werden.&lt;br&gt;Das hoffen wir alle!<br /> <br /> *''In Commander Adamas Quartier, nach der Begräbniszeremonie''<br /> :'''Roslin:''' Es gibt keine Erde. Sie haben das nur erfunden. Präsident Adar und ich haben einst über die Legenden gesprochen, die sich um die Erde ranken. Er wusste nichts über einen geheimen Ort in Bezug auf die Erde. Und wenn der Präsident nichts darüber wusste, wie hoch sind die Chancen, das Sie es wissen?<br /> :'''Adama:''' Sie haben recht. Es gibt keine Erde. Alles nur eine Legende.<br /> :'''Roslin:''' Warum dann?<br /> :'''Adama:''' Weil es nicht reicht einfach nur zu leben. Sie müssen auch etwas haben, wofür sie leben. Warum nicht die Erde?<br /> <br /> *''Auf der verlassen [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar Anlegestelle]]:''<br /> :'''[[Sharon Valerii]]''': Keine Sorge. Wir finden [[Die Flotte (RDM)|sie]].<br /> :'''[[Nummer Sechs]]''': [[Wie Ihr befehlt]].<br /> <br /> == Hauptdarsteller ==<br /> * [[Edward James Olmos]] als Commander [[William Adama]] <br /> * [[Mary McDonnell]] als Präsident [[Laura Roslin]] <br /> * [[Katee Sackhoff]] als Lieutenant [[Kara Thrace|Kara &quot;Starbuck&quot; Thrace]] <br /> * [[Jamie Bamber]] als Captain [[Lee Adama|Lee &quot;Apollo&quot; Adama]] <br /> * [[James Callis]] als Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]] <br /> * [[Tricia Helfer]] als [[Number Six|Nummer Sechs]] <br /> * [[Callum Keith Rennie]] als [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> * [[Grace Park]] als Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii|Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]] <br /> * [[Michael Hogan]] als Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> * [[Matthew Bennett]] als [[Aaron Doral]]<br /> * [[Paul Campbell]] als [[Billy Keikeya]]<br /> * [[Aaron Douglas]] als Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> *[[imdb:nm0393953|Barclay Hope]] als Transporterpilot ([[Colonial One]])<br /> *[[Lorena Gale]] als [[Elosha|Priesterin Elosha]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] als [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] als [[Karl Agathon|Karl C. Agathon/Helo]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0927045|Connor Widdows]] als [[Boxey (RDM)|Boxey]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0542821|John Mann]] als Captain [[Jackson Spencer]] ([[CAG]])<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] als Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] als Deckhelfer [[Cally]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1002664|Michael Eklund]] als Deckhelfer [[Prosna]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1477415|Haili Page]] als [[Cami]]<br /> *[[Alonso Oyarzun]] als Deckhelfer [[Socinus]]<br /> *[[Ty Olsson]] als Captain [[Aaron Kelly]]<br /> *[[Ron Blecker]] als Startoffizier <br /> *[[imdb:nm0730455|Ryan Robbins]] als [[Waffenstillstandsoffizier]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0378016|Tim Henry]] als Roslins Arzt auf Caprica <br /> *[[imdb:nm0024780|Kwesi Ameyaw]] als Linienschiffskapitän des [[Botanisches Schiff|Botanischen Schiffes]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0531634|Brenda McDonald]] als Alte Dame (die ihre Brille vergessen hat)<br /> *[[imdb:nm0558598|Suleka Mathew]] als [[Kellan Brody]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1172442|Erin Karpluk]] als Frau #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm1048171|Jenn Griffin]] als Frau #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm0365484|BJ Harrison]] als Frau #3<br /> *[[imdb:nm1340697|Moneca Delain]] als blonde Frau<br /> *[[imdb:nm0354427|Zahf Paroo]] als Mann #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm0507674|Robert Lewis]] als Mann #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm1505104|Denzal Sinclaire]] als Mann #3<br /> *[[imdb:nm0942669|Nadine Wright]] als [[Chantara]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1157166|Michael Soltis]] als Chantaras Ehemann <br /> *[[imdb:nm0444104|Fred Keating]] als Juniorreporter <br /> *[[imdb:nm1317082|Lymari Nadal]] als [[Giana]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] als Pilot #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm0036812|Nahanni Arntzen]] als Pilot #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm1508419|Nogel Vonas]] als Pilot #3<br /> *[[imdb:Ryan Nelson|Ryan Nelson]] als Pilot #4<br /> <br /> == Sonstiges ==<br /> * [[Soundtrack (Miniserie)]]<br /> <br /> == Weblinks ==<br /> *[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/mini/ Mini-Series] auf scifi.com<br /> *[http://www.niatu.net/transfictiontrek/newz/bsg1.html Dirk Kretschmer: &quot;Krieg gegen den Terror&quot; im Weltraum. (Besprechung zum Serienstart auf RTL II)] auf Living Trekism<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]<br /> <br /> [[en:Miniseries]]<br /> [[es:Miniserie]]<br /> [[zh:短剧]]</div>

Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Miniserie&diff=6831 2006-11-27T07:20:56Z

<p>Andrea: /* Zusammenfassung */ linkfix</p> <hr /> <div>:''Für eine ausführliche Analyse der Miniserie siehe [[Miniserie/Analyse|Analyse]]''<br /> {{Episodendaten|<br /> | Image =Nukes in Miniseries.jpg<br /> | Title=Miniserie<br /> | Series=[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|der neuen Serie]]<br /> | Season=<br /> | Episode=<br /> | Guests=<br /> | Writer=[[Ronald D. Moore]] und [[Glen A. Larson|Christopher Eric James]]<br /> | Story=[[Glen A. Larson]]<br /> | Director=[[Michael Rymer]]<br /> | Production=Pilot<br /> | Rating=<br /> | US Airdate=2003-12-08, 2003-12-09<br /> | GE Airdate=2006-02-01, 2006-02-03<br /> | DVD=2004-12-02<br /> | Population=<br /> | Prev=<br /> | Next=[[33 Minuten]]<br /> }}<br /> [[Image:DVD-Cover-Miniseries-DE.jpg|thumb|Cover der DVD zur Miniserie]]<br /> == Überblick ==<br /> <br /> : ''Nach vierzig Jahren Frieden mit den Kindern der Menschheit, den [[Zylonen]], wird die Menschheit das Opfer eines Genozids und die Überlebenden sind gezwungen, aus den [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|Zwölf Kolonien]] zu fliehen.''<br /> <br /> == Hintergrund ==<br /> * Die [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] wurden von den Kolonisten als Arbeitskräfte und auch für militärische Zwecke geschaffen. Vor ungefähr 52 Jahren lehnten sich die Zylonen gegen ihre menschlichen Schöpfer auf, der [[Zylonenkrieg]] brach aus. Nachdem ein Waffenstillstand erklärt wurde, verließen die Zylonen die Kolonien und wurden 40 Jahre lang nicht mehr in einer ihrer bekannten Formen gesehen. <br /> * Der [[Kampfstern, Galactica-Typ|Kampfstern]] ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' ist einer der letzten Überbleibsel des Zylonenkrieges und wurde gerade außer Dienst gestellt. Doch anstatt verschrottet zu werden, sollte das Schiff in ein [[Galactica Museum|Museum]] umgewandelt werden.<br /> * Die Kolonien, einst aufgrund des Zylonenkrieges der Technik gegenüber eher ängstlich eingestellt, überwanden diese Angst und führten wieder vernetzte Technologien in ihr Alltagsleben und auch ihre [[CNP|militärischen Schiffssysteme]] ein.<br /> * Die Zylonen sind in der Lage, in jedes vernetzte [[Computer|Computersystem]] mit Hilfe von Viren und &quot;[[Hintertür]]&quot;-Programmen einzudringen.<br /> * Die Kolonisten stammen von einer Welt, bekannt als [[Kobol]] ab. Viele Kolonisten halten dies jedoch nur noch für einen Mythos.<br /> * Die [[Heilige Schriftrollen|Heiligen Schriftrollen]] beschreiben eine Legende über eine dreizehnte Kolonie von Kobol, bekannt als die [[Erde (RDM)|Erde]].<br /> <br /> == Zusammenfassung ==<br /> <br /> *Die Zylonen benutzen den Wissenschaftler Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]] um einem ihrer Agenten, [[Nummer Sechs]], dabei zu helfen, in die Zentralrechner der Streitkräfte der Zwölf Kolonien einzudringen. Nummer Sechs hilft Baltar insgeheim dabei das Kommandonavigationsprogramm, oder [[CNP]], zu entwickeln, welches schließlich auf fast allen kolonialen Raumschiffen installiert wird.<br /> *Baltar ist sich in seiner Beziehung zu Nummer Sechs nicht sicher, jedoch ist er in sie verliebt; in eine Frau mit scheinbar unstillbarem sexuellen Verlangen. Das Ergebnis ihrer Affäre ist ein [[Fall der Zwölf Kolonien|nuklearer Überraschungsangriff]], dem Milliarden von Menschen auf den Kolonien und den zu ihrem Schutz entsandten Schiffen zum Opfer fallen.<br /> *In das CNP wurde ein [[Hintertür|Backdoor-Programm]] hineingeschrieben, das es den zylonischen [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jägern]] ermöglicht, die Energie- und Waffensysteme von Kampfsternen und anderen Schiffen während des Angriffs zu deaktivieren, wodurch diese schutzlos und damit leicht zu zerstören sind. <br /> *Allerdings kann ein Schiff der Zerstörung entgehen: Ein Schiff mit weniger fortschrittlicher Technik mit dem Namen ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]''; Teil der [[Kampfsterngruppe]] 75, welches zur Außerdienststellung vorgesehen war und in ein Museum umgewandelt werden sollte, um ihre Rolle im ersten Zylonenkrieg zu würdigen. Nach der Zerstörung des [[Flottenhauptquartier]]s auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RMD)#Picon|Picon]] sowie fast 120 anderer Kampfsterne und Versorgungsschiffe der [[Kolonialflotte]] übernimmt der kommandierende Offizier der ''Galactica'', [[William Adama]], die Führung der verbleibenden Flotte. <br /> *Die erste Aufgabe der ''Galactica'' in ihrer neuen Rolle als einziger intakter Kampfstern ist es, die während der Außerdienststellung der ''Galactica'' beseitigte Munition zu ersetzen. Nach einem [[FTL|Überlichtsprung]], vorbei an den zylonischen Streitkräften, erreicht das Schiff die [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar-Anlegestelle]], eine Raumstation in der oberen Atmosphäre des Gasriesen [[Ragnar]].<br /> *Bildungsministerin [[Laura Roslin]] wird durch ein [[Stufe Orange|Notfallprogramm]] der kolonialen Regierung zur neuen Präsidentin der [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RMD)|Zwölf Kolonien]] benannt, nachdem alle anderen höheren Regierungsmitglieder bei den Angriffen ums Leben kamen. Sie überzeugt Commander Adama von der Sinnlosigkeit einer Fortsetzung des Kampfes und wie wichtig es ist, mit den letzten 50.000 Menschen aus den Kolonien, die das Glück hatten, sich während des Angriffs im Weltall auf Schiffen zu befinden, die die Fähigkeit haben, Überlichtgeschwindigkeit zu erreichen. Die ''Galactica'' muss jetzt die überlebenden Menschen auf der Suche nach einer neuen Heimat führen, wo sie ihre Zivilisation wieder aufbauen können.<br /> *Die ''Galactica'' hält zwei zylonische Basisschiffe und ihre [[Zylonischer Jäger (RDM)|Jäger]] auf Distanz, während die zivilen Schiffe von der Station Ragnar in den [[Prolmar Sektor]] in Sicherheit springen.<br /> *Nach dem sie von Ragnar entkommen, ermutigt Adama seine Crew während der Bestattungszeremonie für die getöteten Crewmitglieder, indem er vorgibt zu wissen, wo sich die legendäre dreizehnte Kolonie, bekannt als die [[Erde (RDM)|Erde]], befindet.<br /> *Sie sind jedoch noch nicht außer Gefahr. Nummer Sechs warnt Baltar, dass sich [[Humanoider Zylon|zylonische Agenten]], die vielleicht sogar glauben könnten, sie seien Menschen, noch immer in der Flotte befinden könnten.<br /> *Adama findet in seinem Quartier eine geheimnisvolle Nachricht, die besagt, dass es nur zwölf Zylonenmodelle gäbe. Währenddessen rettet eine Gruppe Zylonen [[Aaron Doral]]. Eine von ihnen ist eine exakte Kopie von [[Sharon Valerii]], womit Valerii dem Publikum als Zylonin enttarnt wird.<br /> <br /> == Fragen ==<br /> * Was ging bei den Zylonen im Verlauf der letzten 40 Jahre ihres Exils vor sich?<br /> * Welche Ereignisse verursachten den Hass der [[Zylonen]] auf ihre menschlichen Herren? Wann nahm dies seinen Anfang? <br /> * Wo befindet sich die [[Heimatwelt der Zylonen]]?<br /> * Gibt es die Erde, trotz [[William Adama|Adamas]] Zweifel, wirklich? (Eine mögliche Antwort: [[Heimat, Teil II|SPOILER!]])<br /> * Was geschah mit [[Karl Agathon|Helo]] auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]? ([[33 Minuten|Antwort]])<br /> * In der Miniserie lernen die Zuschauer vier der Zwölf Modelle von ''[[Zylonenagent]]en'' kennen: [[Sharon Valerii]], [[Nummer Sechs]], [[Aaron Doral]] und [[Leoben Conoy]]. Wer sind die anderen? ([[Humanoide Zylonen|Antwort]])<br /> * Gibt es noch weitere Schiffstypen der Zylonen neben dem [[Jäger]] und dem [[Basisschiff]]?<br /> *Wenn die Zylonen die Menschheit so leidenschaftlich hassen wie sie es offenbar tun, warum haben sie dann ein menschliches Erscheinungsbild angenommen? Geschah dies aus strategischen Gründen oder verbirgt sich größeres dahinter?<br /> * Wer war die Person, die nicht gezeigt wurde, mit der sich Nummer Sechs auf Caprica traf?<br /> <br /> == Fehler ==<br /> * Zu Beginn der Episode wird ein Dialog aus einem früheren Entwurf des Drehbuchs beibehalten, wonach sich die [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)|Zwölf Kolonien]] allesamt auf [[Kobol]] befinden, anstatt über zwölf Planeten verteilt zu sein. Die entsprechenden Sätze werden von [[Aaron Doral]] gesprochen:<br /> : &quot;Nun, wie ich schon sagte, folgt die Form der Funktion; und nirgendwo ist dieser Grundsatz des Design besser leichter ersichtlich als auf dem ''weltberühmten'' Kampfstern ''Galactica''...nun, ursprünglich gab es zwölf Kampfsterne; jede repräsentierte eine der ''zwölf Kolonien von Kobol''. <br /> Angesichts der Tatsache, dass sich die Kolonien in der Serie auf zwölf verschiedene Welten verteilen und Kobol nun als die Geburtsstätte der Menschheit angesehen wird, die zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt in ferner Vergangenheit verlassen wurde, hätte Doral einen anderen Begriff wählen sollen als ''weltberühmt'', da sich dieser Begriff nur auf eine Welt bezieht. Stattdessen hätte er einfach erwähnen können, dass die ursprünglichen Kampfsterne jede der zwölf Kolonien repräsentierten. <br /> * Zum Zeitpunkt ihres ersten [[FTL|Überlichtsprungs]] zieht die ''Galactica'' ihre Fluggondeln ein. Allerdings ist das Schiff nach Abschluss des Sprungs mit noch immer ausgefahrenen Fluggondeln zu sehen. <br /> <br /> * Als Karas Viper während des zweiten Einsatzes getroffen wird (&quot;Mir gehts' gut&quot;) ist ihr Helm nicht versiegelt und offen. <br /> * Ähnlich öffnet sich auch Lees Kragen als er sie als &quot;mehr als wahnsinnig&quot; scheltet, weil Kara Lees Viper am Ende der letzten Schlacht in die Fluggondel der ''Galactica'' schiebt.<br /> <br /> ==Bemerkenswerter Dialog==<br /> <br /> *''Adamas Ansprache bei der Stilllegungszeremonie:''<br /> :Der zylonische Krieg ist seit langem vorbei. Und doch dürfen wir nicht die Gründe vergessen, warum so viele ihr Leben für die Sache der Freiheit geopfert haben. Der Preis dafür, die Uniform zu tragen, er mag hoch sein, aber ...&lt;br&gt;... Er ist manchmal zu hoch.&lt;br&gt;Durch den Kampf gegen die Zylonen wollten wir uns davor schützen ausgerottet zu werden. Aber wir haben uns nie gefragt:&lt;br&gt;Sind wir es auch wert?&lt;br&gt;Sind wir, als ein Volk, es überhaupt wert gerettet zu werden?&lt;br&gt;Wir begehen noch immer Morde, aus Habgier, Gehässigkeit und Eifersucht. Und noch immer reichen wir alle unsere Sünden an unsere Kinder weiter. Wir weigern uns die Verantwortung für unsere Taten zu übernehmen.&lt;br&gt;Wie wir es mit den Zylonen getan haben. Wir wollten Gott spielen, Leben erschaffen. Als sich dieses Leben gegen uns wendete, suchten wir Trost in dem Glauben, das es eigentlich nicht unsere Schuld gewesen sei, nicht wirklich.&lt;br&gt;Man kann eben nicht Gott spielen und seine Schöpfung dann sich selbst überlassen. Irgendwann wird der Tag kommen an dem wir uns vor unseren Taten nicht mehr verstecken können&quot;<br /> <br /> *''Adamas Ansprache bei der Begräbniszeremonie auf der ''Galactica''''<br /> :'''Adama:''' Sind das die Glücklichen? Genau das denkt Ihr doch, nicht wahr? Wir sind weit von zu Hause weg. Wir sind weit hinter die Rote Linie gesprungen, in unerforschtes Gebiet.&lt;br&gt;Lebensmittel und Treibstoff sind begrenzt. Keine Verbündeten.&lt;br&gt;Und nun auch noch keine Hoffnung?&lt;br&gt;Vielleicht wäre es besser für uns gewesen auf den Kolonien zusammen mit unseren Familien schnell zu sterben, anstatt hier langsam zu Grunde zu gehen, in den dunklen Weiten des Weltraums.&lt;br&gt;Wo sollen wir hin? Was sollen wir tun?&lt;br&gt;Das Leben hier begann dort draußen.&lt;br&gt;Das sind die ersten Worte der heiligen Schriftrollen. Und die wurden uns vor unzähligen Jahrhunderten von den Göttern von Kobol übermittelt. Sie haben uns klar gemacht, das wir nicht allein in diesem Universum sind.&lt;br&gt;Elosha, es gibt eine dreizehnt Kolonie der Menschheit, nicht wahr?<br /> :'''Elosha:''' Ja, die Schriftrollen sagen, ein dreizehnter Stamm hat Kobol in früher Zeit verlassen. Er schuf sich eine neue Heimat auf einem Planeten, genannt Erde, der einen fremden, entfernten Stern umkreist.<br /> :'''Adama:''' Die Erde ist nicht unbekannt. Ich weiß wo sie liegt.&lt;br&gt;Die Erde!&lt;br&gt;Das am besten gehütete Geheimnis.&lt;br&gt;Ihr Standort war nur den obersten Kommandanten der Flotte bekannt. Und wir wagten es nicht, ihn der Öffentlichkeit Preis zu geben. Nicht solange eine zylonische Bedrohung über uns schwebte.&lt;br&gt;Jetzt haben wir fürs erste eine Zuflucht. Eine Zuflucht, von der die Zylonen nichts wissen.&lt;br&gt;Es wird keine leichte Reise werden. Sie wird lang und anstrengend. Aber ich verspreche Euch eines, und zwar im Gedenken an die, die hier vor euch liegen: Wir werden sie finden. Und die Erde wird unsere neue Heimat werden.&lt;br&gt;Das hoffen wir alle!<br /> <br /> *''In Commander Adamas Quartier, nach der Begräbniszeremonie''<br /> :'''Roslin:''' Es gibt keine Erde. Sie haben das nur erfunden. Präsident Adar und ich haben einst über die Legenden gesprochen, die sich um die Erde ranken. Er wusste nichts über einen geheimen Ort in Bezug auf die Erde. Und wenn der Präsident nichts darüber wusste, wie hoch sind die Chancen, das Sie es wissen?<br /> :'''Adama:''' Sie haben recht. Es gibt keine Erde. Alles nur eine Legende.<br /> :'''Roslin:''' Warum dann?<br /> :'''Adama:''' Weil es nicht reicht einfach nur zu leben. Sie müssen auch etwas haben, wofür sie leben. Warum nicht die Erde?<br /> <br /> *''Auf der verlassen [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar Anlegestelle]]:''<br /> :'''[[Sharon Valerii]]''': Keine Sorge. Wir finden [[Die Flotte (RDM)|sie]].<br /> :'''[[Nummer Sechs]]''': [[Wie Ihr befehlt]].<br /> <br /> == Hauptdarsteller ==<br /> * [[Edward James Olmos]] als Commander [[William Adama]] <br /> * [[Mary McDonnell]] als Präsident [[Laura Roslin]] <br /> * [[Katee Sackhoff]] als Lieutenant [[Kara Thrace|Kara &quot;Starbuck&quot; Thrace]] <br /> * [[Jamie Bamber]] als Captain [[Lee Adama|Lee &quot;Apollo&quot; Adama]] <br /> * [[James Callis]] als Dr. [[Gaius Baltar]] <br /> * [[Tricia Helfer]] als [[Number Six|Nummer Sechs]] <br /> * [[Callum Keith Rennie]] als [[Leoben Conoy]]<br /> * [[Grace Park]] als Lieutenant [[Sharon Valerii|Sharon &quot;Boomer&quot; Valerii]] <br /> * [[Michael Hogan]] als Colonel [[Saul Tigh]]<br /> * [[Matthew Bennett]] als [[Aaron Doral]]<br /> * [[Paul Campbell]] als [[Billy Keikeya]]<br /> * [[Aaron Douglas]] als Chief Petty Officer [[Galen Tyrol]]<br /> <br /> == Gastauftritte ==<br /> *[[imdb:nm0393953|Barclay Hope]] als Transporterpilot ([[Colonial One]])<br /> *[[Lorena Gale]] als [[Elosha|Priesterin Elosha]]<br /> *[[Kandyse McClure]] als [[Anastasia Dualla]]<br /> *[[Tahmoh Penikett]] als [[Karl Agathon|Karl C. Agathon/Helo]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0927045|Connor Widdows]] als [[Boxey (RDM)|Boxey]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0542821|John Mann]] als Captain [[Jackson Spencer]] ([[CAG]])<br /> *[[Alessandro Juliani]] als Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]]<br /> *[[Nicki Clyne]] als Deckhelfer [[Cally]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1002664|Michael Eklund]] als Deckhelfer [[Prosna]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1477415|Haili Page]] als [[Cami]]<br /> *[[Alonso Oyarzun]] als Deckhelfer [[Socinus]]<br /> *[[Ty Olsson]] als Captain [[Aaron Kelly]]<br /> *[[Ron Blecker]] als Startoffizier <br /> *[[imdb:nm0730455|Ryan Robbins]] als [[Waffenstillstandsoffizier]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0378016|Tim Henry]] als Roslins Arzt auf Caprica <br /> *[[imdb:nm0024780|Kwesi Ameyaw]] als Linienschiffskapitän des [[Botanisches Schiff|Botanischen Schiffes]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm0531634|Brenda McDonald]] als Alte Dame (die ihre Brille vergessen hat)<br /> *[[imdb:nm0558598|Suleka Mathew]] als [[Kellan Brody]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1172442|Erin Karpluk]] als Frau #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm1048171|Jenn Griffin]] als Frau #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm0365484|BJ Harrison]] als Frau #3<br /> *[[imdb:nm1340697|Moneca Delain]] als blonde Frau<br /> *[[imdb:nm0354427|Zahf Paroo]] als Mann #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm0507674|Robert Lewis]] als Mann #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm1505104|Denzal Sinclaire]] als Mann #3<br /> *[[imdb:nm0942669|Nadine Wright]] als [[Chantara]]<br /> *[[imdb:nm1157166|Michael Soltis]] als Chantaras Ehemann <br /> *[[imdb:nm0444104|Fred Keating]] als Juniorreporter <br /> *[[imdb:nm1317082|Lymari Nadal]] als [[Giana]]<br /> *[[Biski Gugushe]] als Pilot #1<br /> *[[imdb:nm0036812|Nahanni Arntzen]] als Pilot #2<br /> *[[imdb:nm1508419|Nogel Vonas]] als Pilot #3<br /> *[[imdb:Ryan Nelson|Ryan Nelson]] als Pilot #4<br /> <br /> == Sonstiges ==<br /> * [[Soundtrack (Miniserie)]]<br /> <br /> == Weblinks ==<br /> *[http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/mini/ Mini-Series] auf scifi.com<br /> *[http://www.niatu.net/transfictiontrek/newz/bsg1.html Dirk Kretschmer: &quot;Krieg gegen den Terror&quot; im Weltraum. (Besprechung zum Serienstart auf RTL II)] auf Living Trekism<br /> <br /> {{Episodenliste}}<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM]]<br /> <br /> [[en:Miniseries]]<br /> [[es:Miniserie]]<br /> [[zh:短剧]]</div>

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Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Benutzer:Andrea&diff=6828 2006-11-27T06:23:26Z

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Andrea https://de.battlestarwiki.org/w/index.php?title=William_Adama&diff=6827 2006-11-27T06:19:46Z

<p>Andrea: alter Mann</p> <hr /> <div>{{Charakterdaten<br /> | Foto=Season3 Promot William Adama.jpg<br /> | Alter=<br /> | Kolonie=[[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]<br /> | Geburtsname=<br /> | Rufzeichen=Husker<br /> | seen=Miniserie<br /> | pseen=<br /> | Tot=<br /> | Eltern=[[Joseph Adama]] (Vater)<br /> | Geschwister=<br /> | Kinder=[[Lee Adama]], [[Zak Adama]] (verstorben)<br /> | Familienstand=geschieden von [[Caroline Adama]], verheiratet mit [[Anne Adama]]<br /> | Rolle=Befehlshabender Offizier des [[Kampfstern (RDM)|Kampfstern]] ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]''; Oberbefehlshaber der [[Kolonialflotte]]<br /> | Dienstgrad=Admiral<br /> | Darsteller=[[Edward James Olmos]]<br /> | Stimme=Thomas Fritsch<br /> | cylon= <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Admiral '''William Adama''' ist der kommandierende Offizier des [[Kampfstern, Galactica-Typ|Kampfsterns]] ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' und Oberbefehlshaber der [[Kolonialflotte]]<br /> <br /> == Hintergrund ==<br /> <br /> * William Adama wurde auf Caprica als Sohn von [[Joseph Adama]] geboren. Sein Vater war Anwalt, spezialisiert auf bürgerliche Rechte. ([[Das Tribunal]])<br /> <br /> * Während des ersten Krieges gegen die Zylonen diente Adama der Kolonialen Flotte als Viper-Pilot. Adama, der seinen Rufnamen &quot;Husker&quot; (&quot;der Heisere&quot;) offenbar seiner rauen Stimme verdankt, ist ein talentierter Pilot und schoss bei seiner allerersten Mission schon einen [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] ab.<br /> <br /> * Seine tausendste Landung absolvierte er während seiner Dienstzeit auf der [[Atlantia (RDM)|Atlantia]], damals noch im Rang eines Lieutenant. ([[Zeichen der Reue]])<br /> <br /> * In der letzten Woche des Krieges diente er auf der ''Galactica'', als das Schiff von zylonischen Kräften geentert wurde. ([[Die verlorene Flotte]], geschnittene Szene)<br /> <br /> * Nach dem Krieg heiratete Adama Caroline. Aus dieser Ehe gingen zwei Söhne hervor: [[Lee Adama|Lee]] und [[Zak Adama|Zak]]. Adamas Karriere in der Flotte und der Umstand, dass er nur selten zu hause war, belastete seine Ehe stark und führte letztendlich zur Scheidung. Trotzdem entschieden sich beide Söhne, ihren Vater in die Armee zu folgen und eine Ausbildung als Kampfpilot zu beginnen.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Youngadamafamily.jpg|thumb|left|Ein junger William Adama und seine zwei Söhne.]]<br /> <br /> * Durch eine Verkleinerung der Streitkräfte verlor er seine Anstellung beim Militär und heuerte auf einem zivilen Frachter an. Dort lernte er [[Saul Tigh]] kennen, und die beiden schließen eine tiefe, lang anhaltende Freundschaft.<br /> <br /> * Während dieser Zeit heiratete Adama ein zweites Mal. Der Vater seiner zweiten Frau, [[Anne Adama|Anne]], konnte einige Beziehungen im Verteidigungsministerium spielen lassen und ihm so einen Posten beim Militär verschaffen. Adama sorgte später dafür, dass auch Tigh wieder in die Flotte aufgenommen wurde.<br /> <br /> * Sein jüngerer Sohn Zak zeigte, im Gegensatz zu Lee, kein Talent zum Viper-Piloten. Seine Fluglehrerin, und Geliebte, [[Kara Thrace]] ließ ihn aber trotz seiner schlechten Eignung die Flugprüfung bestehen. Zak starb später bei einem Flugunfall. Durch diesen Vorfall entfremdete sich Adama von seinem Sohn Lee für etwa drei Jahre, bis Thrace ihren Fehler gesteht.<br /> <br /> * Adama ist der geborene Anführer und besitzt genau die richtige Mischung aus Intuition, Intelligenz, Verständnis und Gemeinschaftssinn und genießt größten Respekt bei seinen untergebenen Offizieren. Adama ist auch in der Lage, sich Ratschläge anderer anzuhören und etwaige Fehler einzugestehen. Von seinen Untergebenen wird er in Abwesenheit respektvoll '''Der alte Mann''' genannt.<br /> <br /> * Die einzigen Schwächen, die man Adama vorwerfen könnte, sind sein Misstrauen gegenüber Politikern und seine tiefe Loyalität zu seinen Freunden und seiner Familie. Ersteres bekommt besonders Präsidentin [[Laura Roslin]] zu spüren, die er nur widerwillig akzeptiert und mit der er ständig aneinander gerät. Die Loyalität zeigt sich besonders in seiner Unterstützung gegenüber Tigh, der nicht unbedingt ein Vorbildsoldat ist, und bei einer Rettungsaktion für die verschollene Thrace, bei der er die Sicherheit der gesamten Flotte aufs Spiel setzt, um eine Person wiederzufinden ([[Kein Weg zurück]]).<br /> <br /> == Der Angriff ==<br /> <br /> * Zur Zeit der [[Miniserie]] steht Adama am Ende seiner Karriere. Gleiches gilt für den gut 50 Jahre alten Kampfstern Galactica, der in einer feierlichen Zeremonie außer Dienst gestellt und dem Kolonialen Bildungsministerium übergeben werden soll. Dort soll es als Bildungszentrum und lebendes Museum über den [[Zylonenkrieg]] dienen.<br /> <br /> * Als Abschiedsgeschenk können einige Leute von Chief [[Galen Tyrol]]s Deckmannschaft Adamas alte [[Viper Mark II]] aufspüren und restaurieren. Sie übergeben ihm ebenfalls ein Bild von ihm und seinen zwei Söhnen.<br /> <br /> * Als Adama von den Angriffen der Zylonen auf die zwölf Kolonien erfährt, wartet er nicht lange und reaktiviert die Offensivsysteme des Kampfsterns um einen Gegenangriff zu starten.<br /> <br /> [[image:Mini_Adama_Tigh_DRADIS.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Commander Adama und Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]] setzen einen Kurs zur [[Station Ragnar|Ragnar-Anlegestelle]] ([[Miniserie]]).]]<br /> <br /> * Als das [[Flottenhauptquartier]] auf [[Die Zwölf Kolonien (RDM)#Picon|Picon]] zerstört und Admiral [[Nagala]] kurz darauf getötet wird, übernimmt er kurzerhand das Kommando über die [[Kolonialflotte]]. Er beginnt einen Gegenangriff zu planen, kann aber von Roslin, die inzwischen eine Flotte von zivilen Schiffen um sich versammelt hat, überzeugt werden, dass es besser ist, zu fliehen und die vielleicht [[Die Flotte (RDM)|letzten Überlebenden]] der Menschheit zu beschützen anstatt in einen aussichtslosen Kampf zu ziehen.<br /> <br /> * Adama, der erkennt wie verzweifelt die Menschen in der Flotte sind, weiß, dass diese Menschen ein Ziel brauchen und behauptet, er wisse den Weg zur legendären dreizehnten Kolonie, der Erde. Roslin erkennt jedoch das er in Wahrheit keine Ahnung hat wo die Erde ist und sagt ihm das unter vier Augen.<br /> <br /> * Er einigt sich mit Roslin, dass diese für alles Zivile zuständig ist, während er das Sagen bei allen militärischen Angelegenheiten behält. Diese Regelung stellt sich als schwieriger heraus als angenommen, denn die Grenze zwischen den beiden Bereichen ist nicht klar definiert. <br /> <br /> * Das Verhältnis zu seinem Sohn Lee wird von Tag zu Tag besser, nachdem diese nun ein gemeinsames Ziel verfolgen. Durch einen Unfall auf dem Flugdeck, bei dem einige Piloten der Galactica ums Leben kommen, ist Adama gezwungen, neue Piloten auszubilden. Er überträgt diese Aufgabe Thrace, die ihm daraufhin die Wahrheit über Zaks Tod gesteht. Lee erkennt die Unschuld seines Vaters, was zu einer endgültigen Entspannung zwischen den beiden führt.<br /> <br /> == Kobol ==<br /> <br /> * Kurz nach der Entdeckung des legendären Planeten Kobol entsendet Adama drei Raptors, um den Planeten zu untersuchen. Mit an Bord ist neben Cally und Tyrol auch Vizepräsident Baltar. Die Schiffe werden noch im Orbit von den Zylonen angegriffen und stürzen ab. Ein gewaltiger Basisstern der Zylonen macht jeden Rettungsversuch unmöglich, so dass Adama einen riskanten Plan fasst, um das riesige Schiff zu zerstören. Er befiehlt Thrace, mit Hilfe des gekaperten zylonischen Jägers eine Bombe an Bord zu schmuggeln. Diese wird von Roslin überzeugt, statt dessen nach Caprica zu fliegen, um von dort den Pfeil des Apollo zu besorgen. Adama fordert den Rücktritt Roslins, weil sie sich in militärische Angelegenheiten eingemischt hat und beordert nach ihrer Weigerung ein bewaffnetes Enterkommando auf die Colonial One.<br /> <br /> * Der ursprüngliche Plan zur Zerstörung des Basissterns muss nun neu überdacht werden, und statt des fehlenden zylonischen Schiffes schickt Adama Boomer mit einem Raptor, um die Bombe zu legen. Die Mission wird ein Erfolg und der Weg frei für Rettungsaktionen. Bevor es dazu kommt, wird Adama überraschend von der gerade zurückgekehrten Boomer zweifach in die Brust geschossen und dabei schwer verletzt.<br /> <br /> * Tigh, der nach Adamas Ausfall, Roslins Verhaftung und Baltars Abwesenheit alleiniger Kommandant über die Flotte ist, erkennt, dass die Zylonin Boomer die Position der Galactica an die anderen Zylonen verraten haben könnte, während sie an Bord des Basissterns war. Als sich die ersten Zylonen der Flotte nähern, ordert er einen sofortigen Sprung an. Dabei wird übersehen, dass die Flotte noch nicht die aktuellen Zielkoordinaten erhalten hatte, so dass sie vom Battlestar getrennt wurde. <br /> <br /> * Pech für Adama, denn der einzige Arzt in der Galactica befand sich nicht an Bord. Weil der im Koma liegende Commander nicht auf den Doktor warten kann, wird er von einer unerfahrenen Medizinstudentin operiert. Die Operation gelingt, und Adamas Zustand stabilisiert sich vorerst.<br /> <br /> * Als Adama erwacht muss er erkennen, dass er einiges verpasst hat. Sein Sohn ist mit der Präsidentin und einem Drittel der Flotte zurück nach Kobol gesprungen und innerhalb der Flotte herrscht das Kriegsrecht. Zuerst reagiert der von Roslin und seinem Sohn enttäuschte Adama wie Tigh und erklärt die abtrünnigen Schiffe für Verluste. Erst ein Gespräch mit Dualla lässt ihn erkennen, dass die Flotte wie eine Familie ist, und eine Familie muss zusammenhalten. Er überwindet seinen Ärger und springt mit dem Rest der Flotte nach Kobol.<br /> <br /> * Dort angekommen fliegt er zusammen mit Tyrol, Racetrack und Billy zur Oberfläche des Planeten und findet Roslins Gruppe, die einen Weg zum Grab von Athena sucht. Er begrüßt seinen Sohn, die Präsidentin und Thrace mit herzlichen Umarmungen und macht damit deutlich, dass er das Vergangene vergessen hat. Als er Sharon entdeckt stürzt sich Adama auf die Zylonin mit dem Ziel, diese umzubringen. Sein immer noch schwacher Gesundheitszustand verhindert dies und er zieht sich mit starken Brustschmerzen von Sharon zurück. Nachdem Roslin ihm die Situation erklärt hat, lässt er Sharon in Ruhe, traut ihr aber bei weitem noch nicht. <br /> <br /> * Bei seinem Gespräch mit Roslin gewinnen die beiden eine völlig neue Vertrautheit und reden sich erstmalig mit Vornamen an. Adama bedankt sich bei der Präsidentin dafür, dass diese ihn damals überzeugt hat, mit der Flotte zu fliehen und nicht, wie er es vorhatte, einen Gegenangriff zu starten. Dieser Entscheidung verdanke er sein Leben und das seines Sohnes. <br /> <br /> * Kurz nachdem die Gruppe das Grab von Athena finden, richtet Sharon ihre Waffe auf Adama, während Meier, einer von Zareks Gehilfen, Lee Adama bedroht. Sharon dreht sich um und erschießt Meier. Adama und sein Sohn sollten von Meier umgebracht werden, um Zareks spätere Präsidentschaft zu stärken. Sharon täuschte Meier ihre Mitarbeit vor um so die Adamas zu retten. Sie versichert den verdutzten Commander, dass sie im Gegensatz zu ihrem Pendant auf der Galactica keine unterbewussten Programmierungen hat und genau weiß wer sie ist und was sie macht.<br /> <br /> * Die Gruppe betritt das Grab von Athena und findet dort mit Hilfe des von Thrace beschafften Pfeil des Apollo wichtige Informationen über die Position der Erde. Adama sieht entgültig ein, dass die Visionen der Präsidentin kein Humbug waren, wie er immer annahm, und bestätigt sie, zurück an Bord der Galactica, als Präsidentin.<br /> <br /> * Als sich auf der Galactica ein zylonischer Computervirus ausbreitet, überlegt Adama, die inhaftierte Sharon um Hilfe zu beten. Roslin rät ihn, Gemeinsamkeiten mit ihr zu suchen und darauf eine Zusammenarbeit aufzubauen. Adama entscheidet sich für das Risiko und wird nicht enttäuscht, denn Sharon kann nicht nur den Virus identifizieren, sondern auch die angreifenden Zylonen lahm legen.<br /> <br /> ==Pegasus==<br /> <br /> * Die Ankunft von Admiral Helena Cain entthront Adama als ranghöchster Soldat. Roslin ist schockiert, Adama Befehle annehmen zu sehen. Dieser versichert ihr aber, dass er dies sein Leben lang gemacht habe, und dass es jetzt nichts anderes wäre. Die zuerst bedingungslose Akzeptanz von Cains Befehlen verfliegt bei ihm schnell. Zuerst will Cain nur die Galactica, nicht aber die Flotte mit Vorräten versorgen, dann versetzt sie Lee und Thrace auf die Pegasus, und plant sogar die Exekution von Tyrol und Helo. Zähneknirschend nimmt er die Befehle an, aber letzteres bringt das Fass zum Überlaufen. Adama fordert Cain zum Rücktritt auf und ist gewillt, dies auch mit Gewalt gegen den wesentlich stärkeren Battlestar Pegasus durchzusetzen. Schon bald stehen sich die Kampfjäger der Battlestars gegenüber und keiner der Kommandanten ist gewillt, aufzugeben.<br /> <br /> [[Kategorie:A bis Z|Adama, William]]<br /> [[Kategorie:Charaktere|Adama, William]]<br /> [[Kategorie:RDM|Adama, William]]<br /> <br /> [[en:William Adama]]<br /> [[es:William Adama]]<br /> [[zh:威廉·阿达玛]]</div>

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