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== Zusammenfassung == | |||
, als sie durch Funkübertragungen von ihrem Ziel, Paradeen, geweckt wird. | |||
* As they near the planet, Michael finally reveals that they are making their way to the home prepared for them by Sarah's father. After arriving they will destroy their homing beacon in order to prevent Eastern Alliance forces from tracking them. | |||
* Onboard an Eastern Alliance destroyer, [[Leiter|Commandant Leiter]] is informed by [[Krebbs|one of his crew]] that they have detected the shuttle that had escaped Lunar Seven a month ago, and it is being escorted by two small craft of unknown configuration. The Vipers pique Leiter's interest, so he instructs [[Lanceman|the pilot]] to divert course from Lunar Nine to investigate the unknown ships. | |||
* The expedition safely lands on Paradeen, and they are greeted by the androids [[Hector]] and [[Vector]]. They are taken to the home that was prepared for them, but Sarah's father is nowhere to be seen. The androids reveal that he is dead, and show her his tombstone. | |||
* Sarah forbids Hector and Vector from telling the children about Terra. She rails against technology, as the governments engineered the colonists for thinner atmospheres but by doing so prevented them or their descendents from ever returning to their home planet. | |||
* Sarah and Michael reveal that they are not married (as everybody had assumed). Sarah is a widow, and the three youngest children are hers. She claims she wouldn't marry a technocrat like Michael if he were the last person on the planet. | |||
* The mood is lightened when Hector and Vector perform a traditional song and dance number from Terra. | |||
* The Eastern Alliance destroyer tracks the shuttle's course to Paradeen. They are unable to report back to Eastern Alliance headquarters due to a sabotaged relay station on the planet. | |||
* Michael thanks the robots for preparing a place for them, and for ensuring that it'd be safe by destroying the homing beacon. The robots are dismayed, as they realize that they forgot to destroy the beacon. Michael is still unwilling to let them use the beacon to find a way back to Lunar Seven, as he fears that they underestimate the Eastern Alliance. | |||
* Michael explains the political history of Terra, with two sides polarizing into Eastern and Western factions. The powers from the East focused on expansion of planets near Terra. While Michael is filling Apollo and Starbuck in on the backstory, Sarah sneaks out of the house. | |||
[[Image:Greetingsfromearth.jpg|thumb|right|Sarah wants Apollo to stay on Paradeen.]] | |||
* The following morning Sarah asks Apollo to stay on Terra with her. Apollo tries to let her down gently, but Sarah insists that she was forced to come to Paradeen with Michael, as he was the only way to get off of Lunar Seven, but she doesn't love him. Apollo indicates that her offer is not unappealing, but that he has to leave soon. Sarah asks what might happen if he weren't able to leave. | |||
* Starbuck runs in, having spotted a city. Hector explains that the city is deserted, the population having been eradicated by neutron weapons that left the infrastructure intact. | |||
* Apollo suggests that Starbuck search the city, hoping to garner information that might help them find Earth. Meanwhile Apollo will return to ''Galactica'' to warn them about the Eastern Alliance threat. Vector pulls a gun on them to try to stop them from going to the city, but their laser pistols prove to be persuasive. | |||
* Hector and Starbuck wander around the city, philosophizing as they go. Little of intelligence value is left on the surface of the city. Hector mentions that the archives are under the city, but warns of the air quality down below. Starbuck ignores the warning, plunging forward and losing his android companion. | |||
* Apollo encounters [[Aggie Moreland]], [[Josh Moreland]], and [[Doyle]] hanging about near the Vipers and the shuttle. The locals are anxious for the Colonials to leave, fearing their presence might attract the attention of the Eastern Alliance. They are also upset to learn that there are children in area. Apollo is ready to take his leave when he discovers that the controls of the Vipers have been sabotaged. | |||
* Apollo returns to the homestead, revealing that the Morelands seem to have disabled their Vipers. Sarah is hopeful that they will stay. | |||
* Hector reports back alone, warning them that Starbuck is down in the archives and is likely oxygen deprived by now. Hector tried to find the air tanks, but got lost and returned home for help. Needing more manpower, the group plans on seeking out the help of the Morelands. | |||
* Realizing that her deception might be discovered, Sarah admits to sabotaging the Vipers. She had hoped it would make Apollo stay. Sarah remains behind with the children while the rest head to the city to rescue Starbuck. | |||
* The older children are out in the barn when the Eastern Alliance destroyer lands near the house. They stay out of sight as Leiter and his goons enter the house, capturing Sarah and [[Walker|her youngest son]]. | |||
* Leiter wants Sarah to talk, threatening her children as a possible consequence for not cooperating. | |||
* The rescue party cannot find Starbuck. Vector suggests enlisting the former custodian, Doyle, who had been somewhat gruff when speaking to Apollo earlier. The group begins to hear a faint tapping sound coming from the pipes. | |||
* Starbuck is nearly incapacitated, and lacks the air to speak or call out, so he is tapping on a nearby pipe. | |||
* The kids sneak out of the barn and make their way to the Moreland residence. Aggie relents and takes the children in. | |||
* The search party finds Starbuck just as he collapses. Doyle arrives, having been told by the kids where they were. He also heard about Sarah's capture, and offers to show them a quicker route back to the house. | |||
* Leiter and Sarah engage in a war of words, Leiter believing the eradication of Paradeen's population to be justified, and Sarah believing that the Eastern Alliance will eventually lose. | |||
* Michael jumps an Enforcer outside the house, while Starbuck and Apollo slide off of the roof to take out two others. They enter the house, freeing Sarah and her son, and capturing Leiter and another of his goons. | |||
* Sarah asks Michael if their children are alright, and Michael is obviously pleased at the newfound "our" in the equation. | |||
* The Colonials depart, taking the Eastern Alliance soldiers and Destroyer as their prize, as well as giving them a way home. Leiter is still full of bluster, sure of the Eastern Alliance's superiority, until they come into visual contact with ''Galactica'' and he sees the largest combat ship he's ever seen. | |||
== Adamas Tagebuch == | |||
== Anmerkungen == | |||
== Analyse == | |||
== Fragen== | |||
== Bemerkenswerte Dialoge == | |||
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== Gastdarsteller == | |||
*[[Randolph Mantooth]] als [[Michael]] | |||
*[[Kelly Harmon]] als [[Sarah Fowler|Sarah]] | |||
*[[Murray Matheson]] als [[Geller]] | |||
*[[George Murdock]] als [[Salik|Dr. Salik]] | |||
*[[John Dullaghan]] als [[Wilker|Dr. Wilker]] | |||
*[[Lesley Woods]] als [[Aggie Moreland]] | |||
*[[Frank Marth]] als [[Josh Moreland]] | |||
*[[Curt Lowens]] als [[Krebbs]] | |||
*[[Lloyd Bochner]] als [[Leiter]] | |||
*[[Bobby Van]] als [[Hector]] | |||
*[[Ray Bolger]] als [[Vector]] | |||
*[[Gary Vinson]] als [[Doyle]] | |||
*[[Ron Kelly]] als Security Officer [[Reese]] | |||
*[[Alex Rodine]] als [[Lanceman]] | |||
*[[Lester Fletcher]] als [[Donner]] | |||
*[[Michelle Larson]] als [[Charity]] | |||
*[[Gillian Greene]] als [[Melanie]] | |||
*[[Glen Eric Larson|G. Eric Larson]] als [[Todd]] | |||
*[[Kimberly Woodward]] als [[Loma]] | |||
*[[David Larson|David G. Larson]] als [[Walker|Baby Walker]] | |||
*[[Donald Mantooth]] als Med. Technician | |||
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| "Kontakte zur Erde, Teil II" Eine Episode der Originalserie | ||
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| Episoden-Nr. | Staffel TOS, Episode 20 | |
| Originaltitel | Greetings from Earth | |
| Autor(en) | Glen A. Larson | |
| Story | ||
| Regie | Ahmer Lateaf | |
| Gastauftritte | ||
| Produktions-Nr. | 50926/50947 | |
| Quoten | ||
| US-Erstausstrahlung |  1979-02-25
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| UK-Erstausstrahlung | 
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| DE-Erstausstrahlung |  {{{GE airdate}}}
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| DVD-Veröffentlichung | 2004-12-28 | |
| Bevölkerung | Überlebende | |
| Zusätzliche Info | {{{extra}}} | |
| Episoden-Chronologie | ||
| Vorige | Nächste | |
| Kontakte zur Erde, Teil I | Kontakte zur Erde, Teil II | Fluchtgefahr |
Gastdarsteller
- Randolph Mantooth als Michael
- Kelly Harmon als Sarah
- Murray Matheson als Geller
- George Murdock als Dr. Salik
- John Dullaghan als Dr. Wilker
- Lesley Woods als Aggie Moreland
- Frank Marth als Josh Moreland
- Curt Lowens als Krebbs
- Lloyd Bochner als Leiter
- Bobby Van als Hector
- Ray Bolger als Vector
- Gary Vinson als Doyle
- Ron Kelly als Security Officer Reese
- Alex Rodine als Lanceman
- Lester Fletcher als Donner
- Michelle Larson als Charity
- Gillian Greene als Melanie
- G. Eric Larson als Todd
- Kimberly Woodward als Loma
- David G. Larson als Baby Walker
- Donald Mantooth als Med. Technician