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Nachdem ein [[Zylonischer Jäger|zylonischer Jäger]] in der [[Die Flotte (RDM)|Flotte]] der Menschen einen der [[Final Five]] entdeckt hat, weigern sich die Jäger, die Flotte weiter anzugreifen. Als sich einige der [[Humanoider Zylon|humanoiden Zylonen]] auf den [[Basisschiff (RDM)|Basisschiffen]] daraufhin entscheiden, den Jägern ihren freien Willen zu nehmen, kommt es zum Streit unter den sieben normalen Modellen. Währenddessen versucht [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] immer noch verzweifelt, die Flotte zur Umkehr zu bewegen. Scheinbar allein in diesem Wunsch, findet sie plötzlich einen unerwarteten Unterstützer. | Nachdem ein [[Zylonischer Jäger|zylonischer Jäger]] in der [[Die Flotte (RDM)|Flotte]] der Menschen einen der [[Final Five]] entdeckt hat, weigern sich die Jäger, die Flotte weiter anzugreifen. Als sich einige der [[Humanoider Zylon|humanoiden Zylonen]] auf den [[Basisschiff (RDM)|Basisschiffen]] daraufhin entscheiden, den Jägern ihren freien Willen zu nehmen, kommt es zum Streit unter den sieben normalen Modellen. Währenddessen versucht [[Kara Thrace|Starbuck]] immer noch verzweifelt, die Flotte zur Umkehr zu bewegen. Scheinbar allein in diesem Wunsch, findet sie plötzlich einen unerwarteten Unterstützer. | ||
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== Zusammenfassung == | |||
=== Auf der ''Galactica'' === | |||
* Colonel [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]], Captain [[Karl Agathon|Agathon]] und eine Truppe von Marines unter Sergeant [[Erin Mathias|Mathias]] reagieren auf [[Kara Thrace]]s Angriff auf ihre Wachen und auf ihr Eindringen in Adamas Quartier. | |||
* Im Quartier steht Thrace mit gezogener Waffe vor der Präsidentin [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] und erzählt ihr, dass sie ihr bei der Suche nach dem [[Pfeil des Apollo]] auf [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]] und dem [[Grab der Athena]] auf [[Kobol (RDM|Kobol]] einst blind vertraute. Nun kann sie es nicht verstehen, warum ihr Roslin nicht das selbe Vertrauen entgegnet. Schließlich übergibt sie Roslin ihre Waffe und sagt ihr, dass sie sie doch erschießen soll, wenn sie glaubt sie sei eine Zylonin. Roslin nimmt die Waffe und drückt ab, trifft aber nur ein Bild von ihr und Adama. | |||
* Der Schuss fordert die Marines auf das Quartier gewaltsam zu betreten und Thrace zu Boden zu bezwingen. Thrace wehrt sich lautstark, aber trotz mehrmaliger Beteuerungen, dass sie die Wahrheit sagt, aber langsam ihr Gefühl für den Weg zurück verliere, glaubt ihr niemand. Adama, der mit dabei ist, lässt sie in die [[Brig]] werfen. | |||
*Die "Letzten Vier" haben ein weiteres geheimes Treffen in einem Lagerraum. Tigh erzählt den anderen, dass Roslin beinahe Thrace erschossen hat, weil sie glaubte, sie sei eine Zylonin und ermahnt die anderen, dass sie bloß keine Aufmerksamkeit auf sich ziehen sollen. Foster erwähnt, dass noch immer ein Zylone fehlt. Tyrol erzählt von Baltars Taten im [[Tempel der Fünf]] und meint, dass er etwas über den letzten Zylonen, oder alle Fünf wissen könnte. Tigh schlägt vor, dass Tory sich mit ihm "beschäftigt", für zylonische Frauen hatte Baltar schließlich schon imme Schwäche. Foster ist alles andere als begeistert. | |||
*Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] visits Thrace in the brig, being enraged at what she just did, and tells her that she was stupid enough to alienate the one person who may have believed her. Thrace repeats that she has a physical need to return to Earth. When she teases Adama about being Roslin's nurse and not having the guts to hold on, he grabs her and throws her on the floor, then leaves. | |||
* The pilots have a party in the [[rec room]]. [[Margaret Edmondson|Racetrack]], [[Brendan Constanza|Hot Dog]] and the [[tattooed pilot]] are playing a game of strip [[Triad (RDM)|Triad]], while Helo fills shot glasses with [[ambrosia]]. [[Narcho]] urges Lee Adama to hold a speech on account of his retirement. He makes several toasts, each time knocking down one of the shots. When he toasts "absent friends", his father's eyes are drawn to a picture of Thrace. | |||
* In his quarters, William Adama is working on the model ship he wrecked after Thrace's death. He removes the [[Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn|Aurora]] figurine she gave him, apparently thinking more about her. | |||
* In a civilian mess hall, [[Gaius Baltar]] joins Tory Foster on her table. Suddenly [[Virtual Baltar]] appears to Baltar himself, who can't believe what is happening. He urges Baltar to feel out Foster, who pretends to be interested in Baltar due to his reversal of fortune and the "miracles" that happen around him. Baltar thinks that God has chosen him to "sing his song", using metaphors that make Foster think of her activation as a Cylon and the [[The Music|music]] she heard. She leaves slight disturbed, and Baltar wonders if his Virtual Baltar is Six in disguise. | |||
* Roslin and Adama are talking in his quarters. Both are unsure what to make of Thrace or what do with her. Adama wonders if maybe Thrace is telling the truth, which Roslin can't believe hearing from him, after he always derided beliefs in supernatural events. When Adama mentions her shooting at Thrace, she claims that the [[Doloxan]] messed with her aim, but Adama believes that it was doubt. Roslin keeps insisting that Thrace can't be trusted, and thinks that Adama is ready to believe Thrace because he can't take any more loss around him and that he is afraid to live alone. Adama retorts that Roslin may be afraid to die alone and meaningless, and leaves angrily. Roslin notices that her hair is beginning to fall out and breaks down crying. | |||
* Lee Adama visits Thrace, telling her that [[Tom Zarek]] nominated him for a vacant seat on the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)|Quorum of Twelve]] and why he wants to take it. They wish each other luck on their future journeys. Adama leaves, but then turns around and they kiss passionately. Later, Adama takes one last look around the [[Pilot Ready Rooms|pilots' ready room]] and reflects on his former life. | |||
* Accompanied by [[Sharon Agathon]], Adama enters the [[hangar deck]] to leave the ship. To his astonishment, a large part of the crew has assembled to see him off, most in full dress uniform. They salute, then break into applause, and Adama proceeds to embrace his former colleagues. When he gets to his [[Anastasia Dualla|wife]], she wishes him goodbye and he tells her that she "got the house." After embracing his father, Adama leaves with Roslin and Foster. | |||
* In the rooms used by Baltar's cult, he and Foster are sleeping together, but Foster's eyes are full of tears. She wonders if maybe she is a Cylon, but Baltar tells her that humans aren't the only ones suffering and that Cylons have feelings too. Contrary to her initial revulsion at the idea of sleeping with him, she kisses Baltar and they continue having sex. | |||
* Karl Agathon and Sergeant Mathias escort Thrace from the brig to the hangar deck, where Admiral Adama is awaiting. Thinking that she will be [[Airlock|spaced]], she is surprised to be released. Adama gives her the ''[[Demetrius]]'' and a crew, handpicked by Agathon and Adama, to try to find Earth. Adama is still not sure if it's the right decision, but believes in Roslin and is tired of losing and turning back from things he believes in. | |||
=== On a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]] === | |||
*[[Natalie]] and a [[Number Eight]] listen to the [[Hybrid]] spout cryptic phrases. Mixed in with the Hybrid's usual stream-of-consciousness are phrases such as, "Rise and measure the Temple of the Five", and "They will not harm their own". Meanwhile, a scantily-clad Eight dances in front of a [[Number One]]. | |||
*Natalie, a [[Number Two]], and one of the Eights confront One with the belief that the [[Final Five]] are in the Colonial fleet, and this is why the [[Raider (RDM)|Raider]]s broke off the attack in the [[Ionian Nebula]] ([[He That Believeth in Me]]). Number One says that the Final Five are anywhere but with the humans and admonishes the others for talking about them and wishing to contact them. He declares that the Raiders will be "reconfigured" (lobotomized) to stop this from happening again. | |||
*The Number Ones, [[Number Four]]s, and [[Number Five]]s vote in favor of "reconfiguration", while the Number Twos, [[Number Six]]es, and Number Eights vote against it. The apparent stalemate is broken by [[Sharon Valerii]], who votes in favor of the lobotomy. [[Natalie]] accuses One of having influenced Valerii, shocked by a Cylon voting against her model, as this has never happened before. | |||
*Fours are seen performing the lobotomy on Raiders. | |||
*[[Natalie]] confronts One, two Fours, and two Fives at a table, asking them to change their minds. At their refusal, she calls for [[Centurion (RDM)|Centurion]]s to enter the room. The Centurions do not respond to One's command to leave. Natalie explains that her faction has removed the Centurions' [[telencephalic inhibitor]]s, giving them the gift of reason. The Centurions do not approve of lobotomizing the Raiders, and shoot the Ones, Fours, and Fives present. | |||
== Notes == | |||
[[Image:Roslin and Adama Picture Shot.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The picture that Roslin "shoots"]] | |||
* The episode title is a possible play on the common idiom "[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/six_of_one,_half_a_dozen_of_the_other Six of one, half a dozen of the other]", indicating equivalence. It is also a phrase used frequently in the TV series ''[[w:The Prisoner|The Prisoner]]'' (and [[Number Six]] has been acknowledged by Ronald Moore as having been so named in homage to the lead character of that series). | |||
* There has been a net loss of 22 people since "[[He That Believeth In Me]]". | |||
** Since the aftermath of [[Paulla Schaffer]]'s overzealous attack on [[Shaunt]] in "[[He That Believeth in Me]]" remains unknown ([[Charlie Connor]] is seen alive in "[[The Oath]]"), it is possible that he survived the attack and is not included in the net loss. | |||
* This is the first appearance of [[Natalie]], a [[Number Six]] who is the leader of a faction advocating a search for the [[Final Five]]. She is not given that name in the episode, but the name was revealed several months prior by actress [[Tricia Helfer]]. | |||
* This episode reveals three Cylon model numbers: the Cavils are [[Number One]]s, the Leobens are [[Number Two]]s, and the Simons are [[Number Four]]s. | |||
* Interestingly enough, all the numbers for the [[Significant Seven]] are consecutive, until they reach [[Number Eight]]. Thus Number Seven, and Numbers Nine through Twelve are not revealed. | |||
* Raiders are capable of independent thought, unlike [[Centurion (RDM)|Centurion]]s, whose higher brain functions are prevented by an [[telencephalic inhibitor]]. Natalie and her supporters remove these from the Centurions after the vote turns against them. | |||
* According to Cavil, there are millions of copies of each Cylon model. | |||
* The anticipated deadlock in Cylon voting since the boxing of the [[Number Three|Threes]] occurs, though such a deadlock can be broken by the (unprecedented) model-defying vote of a single Cylon. | |||
* Baltar's [[Cult of Baltar|cult]] and their claims that he healed [[Derrick|a child]] are public knowledge. | |||
* The picture Roslin shoots was taken at the ceremony to award Adama the [[Medal of Distinction]] in the episode "[[Hero]]". | |||
* "[[He That Believeth In Me]]" and "Six of One" aired back-to-back as a two hour TV event in UK. | |||
* Nominated for ''Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series'' in the 2008 Emmy Awards. | |||
* When Baltar sees [[Virtual Baltar]] for the first time, he exclaims "Oh my giddy aunt!", a phase associated with ''[[w:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]'', in particular the [[w:Second Doctor|second incarnation]] of [[W:Doctor (Doctor Who)|The Doctor]]. | |||
* A deleted scene (included on the Season 4.0 DVD set) reveals that [[Boomer]] and one of the [[Cavil]] models are in a romantic relationship, which is why she broke ranks to support him in the vote. In the broadcast episode the only indication of this is the scene in which Boomer is shown dancing or exercising naked in front of Cavil. | |||
== Analysis == | |||
=== General === | |||
*A visual effects shot of the Fleet allows viewers a first look at large scale repair operations being carried out on a ship. The damaged ''[[Space Park]]'''s ring is surrounded by [[Raptors]] and scaffolding, with repair work clearly in progress. This demonstrates that the Fleet possesses enough equipment and spare parts to keeps the ships running despite the length of time spent on the run. It is likely similar repairs have been frequently carried out on ''Galactica'', allowing the ship to recover somewhat from its major damage in previous engagements. | |||
=== Characters === | |||
* The episode features another case of Adama receiving advice from a woman close to him and later repeating it to another person. Roslin's observations about his tenuous believe in Thrace and his inability to deal with more loss around him apparently hit close to home, as he includes both of these in his explanation for letting Thrace go. | |||
* Lee Adama's line about [[Dualla]] "getting the house" implies that their breakup, which she initiated by moving out in "[[Crossroads, Part I]]", is now final. Even if they were still married, Adama's new duties as politician would probably prevent them from spending much time together. Nonetheless, their goodbye is very amicable. While Adama tried hard to preserve their relationship during [[Taking a Break From All Your Worries|troubled stretches]], Dualla entered their marriage fully aware that it probably won't last long, but happy to be in it while it does. Her behavior during the goodbye reflects this, and Adama seems to have come to terms with it as well. | |||
=== Cylons === | |||
* The Cylons set themselves up for a bitter divide such as the one seen in this episode, by boxing the [[Number Three]]s ([[Rapture]]). The vote of the Threes would have been the natural tiebreaker. | |||
*At the same time, it becomes clear that Cylon society is built on a very tenuous foundation. There are no rules in place on how to deal with severe disagreements among the models. The system has only functioned for so long by fortunate circumstances and because it was never really tested in such a way. While the occupation of [[New Caprica]] showed the first cracks in the Cylons' unity, including another [[Caprica Six|individual]] dissenting from her model line, the seven models were still able to maintain consensus until this episode. | |||
* Although at first Foster is repulsed at Tigh's suggestion that she flirt with Baltar, or even sleep with him, to find out what he knows about the Cylons, that soon changes to a certain extent. She is clearly captivated by Baltar talking about [[The Music|music]] and the implications his words have her being a Cylon, even though Baltar very likely doesn't mean them that way. Despite leaving slightly confused, she later sleeps with him. Her tears may in part come from her initial revulsion, but when Baltar talks about how he doesn't believe that she is a Cylon and that Cylons have feelings too, Foster kisses him and they continue to make love. While it is unlikely that she will become one of Baltar's religious [[Cult of Baltar|followers]], she is still charmed by him. | |||
* It is explicitly stated for the first time that the humanoid Cylon models are not aware of their precise origins and the circumstances surrounding their creation, as had previously been implied by [[Number Three]] in "[[Rapture]]". During the first discussion about lobotomizing the Raiders, Natalie says that finding the Final Five will help them to discover their "origins and place in the universe". Cavil points out that the "original programmers" clearly thought it best for the Significant Seven to be kept separate from and ignorant of the Five, but it is not explained who these original programmers were, nor ''why'' the other humanoid Cylons were programmed not to think about the Final Five. The Cavil model claims that violating this programming could potentially have disastrous consequences. Cavil's true reasons for not wanting the other Cylons to learn of the Final Five's identities are later revealed in the episode "[[No Exit]]". | |||
* Cavil's callous assertion that the Raiders are "tools not pets" is the exact opposite of what Boomer cryptically told Tyrol in the episode "[[Six Degrees of Separation]]". Ironically, it is Boomer who votes in favor of having the Raiders lobotomized in this episode. | |||
== Questions == | |||
* Is the [[Virtual Baltar]] that [[Gaius Baltar]] sees the same as [[Caprica-Six]]'s Virtual Baltar? ([[Daybreak, Part II|Possible Answer]]) | |||
* Now that the [[telencephalic inhibitor]]s have been removed from the [[Centurion (RDM)|Centurion]]s, and they've attacked three of the [[Significant Seven]], will they turn on the rest of their Cylon masters? ([[The Ties That Bind|Possible answer]], [[Daybreak, Part II|Answer]]) | |||
* Will [[Kara Thrace]] truly lead the ''[[Demetrius]]'' to [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]]? ([[Revelations|Answer]]) | |||
* Other than [[Karl Agathon]], who else will be accompanying Thrace on ''Demetrius''? ([[The Ties That Bind|Answer]]) | |||
* What will occur when [[Number One]], as well as the two [[Number Four|Four]]s and [[Number Five|Five]]s, [[Resurrection (RDM)|resurrect]]? ([[The Ties That Bind|Answer]]) | |||
* Do the Ones truly believe that the Final Five are not with the human fleet, as Cavil claims? ([[No Exit|Answer]]) Is this what the Fours and Fives believe? | |||
* Which of the remaining Cylon model numbers belong to which members of the [[Final Five]]? ([[Final Five#Notes|Answer #1]], [[No Exit|#2]]) | |||
* Why does the Cylon fleet have Ones, Twos, Threes, Fours, Fives, Sixes and Eights, but no Sevens? ([[No Exit|Answer]]) | |||
* Did the awakened four gain any new knowledge? | |||
* Why were the Centurions designed to have higher brain functions, only to be suppressed with telencephalic inhibitors? Why weren't these models designed without higher brain functions from the start? | |||
* How many Centurions had their telencephalic inhibitors removed? Was it done only to the Centurions on this particular basestar? Or did it happen on a wider scale? | |||
* Why does the generally skeptical Cavil advocate blind obedience to the intentions of the mysterious "original programmers" and passonately oppose the search for the Final Five? ([[No Exit|Answer]]) | |||
* Did Boomer only side with the Ones, Fours and Fives due to her relationship with Cavil, or was there some other motivation. ([[No Exit|Answer]]) | |||
== Official Statements == | |||
* ''From the New York Comic Con panel in 2008 hosted by Marc Bernardin:'' | |||
: '''Marc Bernardin:''' Did the writers create an elaborate backstory for [[Tory Foster|Tory [Foster]]], or did you get to fill in the blanks? Like, does she always cry during sex, or only with [[Gaius Baltar]]? | |||
: '''[[Rekha Sharma]]:''' They did not create a backstory for Tory besides her job. I spoke to [[Ron Moore]] at a party. He said he would love to know what my thoughts were. I got to be part of a collaborative experience of creating my character's backstory so that's really fun and really exciting. | |||
: '''[[Michael Trucco]]:''' Who did the crying during sex part? | |||
: '''Sharma:''' [Writer] [[Michael Angeli]] is responsible for that. Apparently there is some person he knew through someone... this is a true story apparently. So he wanted me to carry that torch. | |||
: '''Trucco:''' You didn't cry when you were with [[Samuel Anders|Anders]]? | |||
: '''Sharma:''' Hell no...<ref name="ew">{{cite_web|url=http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2008/04/battlestar-gala.html|title=New York Comic Con: How I learned to stop worrying and love hosting 'Battletar Galactica' panels|date=21 April 2008|accessdate=21 April 2008|last=Bernardin|first=Michael|format=|language=}}</ref> | |||
== Noteworthy Dialogue == | |||
* ''[[Number One]] about the [[Hybrid]]:'' | |||
: "The Hybrid is always telling us something. They're supposed to maintain operations on each ship. Not vomit [[Hybrid utterances|metaphysics]]." | |||
* ''[[Saul Tigh]] summarizes [[Gaius Baltar]]'s accomplishments:'' | |||
: "Well, he is accomplished at two things: lying in a cell and lying in a woman. He'd poke a skinjob. He racked up [[Caprica-Six|a Six]], that's a given." | |||
* ''[[Lee Adama]] holding a "speech" during his retirement party while knocking down [[ambrosia]] shots with each sentence:'' | |||
: "To ''Galactica''! To the men and women of ''Galactica''! To the Admiral. Who commands the men and women of ''Galactica''! To our sweethearts, husbands and wives. (more quiet) To absent friends." | |||
* ''Gaius Baltar to [[Tory Foster]]:'' | |||
:'''Baltar:''' It seems that God has chosen me to, uh, sing his song. | |||
:'''Foster:''' A song? | |||
:'''Baltar:''' Music? Did you say music? | |||
:'''Foster:''' No. | |||
:'''Baltar:''' Yeah, you know, it's funny. It's a lot like that. It's like the distant chaos of an orchestra tuning up, and then somebody waves a magic wand. And all of those notes start to slide into place. A grotesque, screeching cacophony becomes a single melody. | |||
* ''[[Laura Roslin]] and [[William Adama]] talking about Kara Thrace, miracles and loss:'' | |||
:'''Roslin:''' You want to talk about miracles? On the very same day that a very pale doctor informed me that I had terminal cancer, most of humanity was annihilated and I survived, and by some mathematical absurdity I became president, and then my cancer disappeared long enough for us to find a way to Earth. You can call it whatever you want. And now, I'm dying. | |||
:'''Adama:''' Don't talk that way. | |||
:'''Roslin:''' Bill, you gotta face this. My life is coming to an end soon enough and I'm not going to apologize to you for not trusting [[Kara Thrace|her]]. And I'm not...I'm not gonna trust her with the fate of this fleet. You are so buckled up inside. You can't take any more loss. Your son's leaving, this, me, I know it. | |||
:'''Adama:''' No one's going anywhere. | |||
:'''Roslin:''' (laughs) Okay. Here's the truth. This is what's going on. You want to believe Kara. You would rather be wrong about her and face your own demise than risk losing her again. | |||
:'''Adama:''' You can stay in the room, but...get out of my head. (stands up and pours himself another drink) | |||
:'''Roslin:''' You're so afraid to live alone. | |||
:'''Adama:''' And you're afraid to die that way. You're afraid you may not be the [[Sacred Scrolls|dying leader]] you thought you were. Or that your death may be as meaningless as everyone else's. (leaves) | |||
:'''Roslin:''' (Notices that her hair begins to fall out due to the [[Doloxan]] treatments and breaks down crying) | |||
* ''Natalie telling Cavil and the others that she had the Centurion's telencephalic inhibitors removed:'' | |||
:'''Natalie:''' The telencephalic inhibitor that restricts higher functions in the Centurions. We had them removed. | |||
:'''Cavil:''' '''''Say what?!''''' | |||
* ''Admiral Adama sending [[Kara Thrace]] off to find Earth:'' | |||
:'''Thrace:''' So you think I'm right? | |||
:'''Adama:''' Maybe. Maybe not. But I know she is. The president. She's been right all along. I'm tired of losing. I'm tired of turning away from the things I want to believe in, and I believe you when you say, that you'll die before you stop trying. And I won't lose you again. | |||
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== Gastschauspieler == | |||
* [[Rekha Sharma]] als [[Tory Foster]] | |||
* [[Jen Halley]] als Ensign [[Diana Seelix|Diana "Hardball" Seelix]] | |||
* [[Sebastian Spence]] als Lieutenant [[Noel Allison|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] | |||
* [[Leah Cairns]] als Lieutenant [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" Edmonson]] | |||
* [[Bodie Olmos]] als Lieutenant [[Brendan Costanza|Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza]] | |||
* [[Dean Stockwell]] als [[Nummer Eins]] | |||
* [[Callum Keith Rennie]] als [[Nummer Zwei]] | |||
* [[Rick Worthy]] als [[Nummer Vier]] | |||
* [[Matthew Bennett]] als [[Nummer Fünf]] | |||
* [[Tiffany Lyndall-Knight]] als [[Hybrid]] | |||
* [[Eileen Pedde]] als Gunnery Sergeant [[Erin Mathias]] | |||
* [[Colin Corrigan]] als Marine [[Allan Nowart]] | |||
* [[Leo Li Chiang]] als [[Tätowierter Pilot]] (nicht angeführt) | |||
==External Links== | |||
*Composer [[Bear McCreary]] discusses the episode's score: http://www.bearmccreary.com/blog/?p=242#more-242 | |||
== Referenzen == | |||
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| "Die letzten Fünf" Eine Episode der neu-interpretierten Serie | ||
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| Episoden-Nr. | Staffel 4, Episode 2 | |
| Originaltitel | Six of One | |
| Autor(en) | Michael Angeli | |
| Story | ||
| Regie | Anthony Hemingway | |
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| Produktions-Nr. | 404 | |
| Quoten | 1.1 | |
| US-Erstausstrahlung |  11 April 2008
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| Episoden-Chronologie | ||
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| Auferstehung | Die letzten Fünf | Die Verblendeten |
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Kurzinhalt
Nachdem ein zylonischer Jäger in der Flotte der Menschen einen der Final Five entdeckt hat, weigern sich die Jäger, die Flotte weiter anzugreifen. Als sich einige der humanoiden Zylonen auf den Basisschiffen daraufhin entscheiden, den Jägern ihren freien Willen zu nehmen, kommt es zum Streit unter den sieben normalen Modellen. Währenddessen versucht Starbuck immer noch verzweifelt, die Flotte zur Umkehr zu bewegen. Scheinbar allein in diesem Wunsch, findet sie plötzlich einen unerwarteten Unterstützer.
Der restliche Text muss noch übersetzt werden. Der englische Text befindet sich unter "bearbeiten".
Gastschauspieler
- Rekha Sharma als Tory Foster
- Jen Halley als Ensign Diana "Hardball" Seelix
- Sebastian Spence als Lieutenant Noel "Narcho" Allison
- Leah Cairns als Lieutenant Margaret "Racetrack" Edmonson
- Bodie Olmos als Lieutenant Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza
- Dean Stockwell als Nummer Eins
- Callum Keith Rennie als Nummer Zwei
- Rick Worthy als Nummer Vier
- Matthew Bennett als Nummer Fünf
- Tiffany Lyndall-Knight als Hybrid
- Eileen Pedde als Gunnery Sergeant Erin Mathias
- Colin Corrigan als Marine Allan Nowart
- Leo Li Chiang als Tätowierter Pilot (nicht angeführt)
External Links
- Composer Bear McCreary discusses the episode's score: http://www.bearmccreary.com/blog/?p=242#more-242
Referenzen