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| dvd=2005 | | dvd=20. Dezember 2005 '''US'''<br/>10. Mai 2007 '''DE''' | ||
| population=47853 | | population=47853 | ||
| oldpopulation= 47855 | | oldpopulation=47855 | ||
| prev=[[Heimat, Teil II]] | | prev=[[Heimat, Teil II]] | ||
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== Überblick == | ==Überblick== | ||
:''In dem Versuch, die wachsenden Vorbehalte in der [[Die Flotte|Flotte]] gegen das Militär zu begegnen, erlauben Commander [[William Adama|Adama]] und Präsident [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] einer ausgesprochenen Gegnerin des Militärs und Journalistin den vollen Zugang zur ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' und seiner Besatzung.'' | |||
==Zusammenfassung== | |||
<!--*Reporter [[D'anna Biers]] is preparing a special report on what she's hyped as the "[[Gideon massacre]]", when she is escorted by [[Colonial Marine Corps|Marines]] to ''[[Colonial One]]''. | |||
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*Reporter [[D'anna Biers]] is preparing a special report on what she's hyped as the "[[Gideon massacre]]", when she is escorted by [[Colonial Marine Corps|Marines]] to ''[[Colonial One]]''. | |||
*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. | *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. | ||
*Biers and her cameraman [[Bell]] are flown to ''Galactica'' with Adama in [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" 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. | *Biers and her cameraman [[Bell]] are flown to ''Galactica'' with Adama in [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" 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. | ||
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[[Image:CylonsTheater FinalCut.JPG|thumb|right|The humanoid Cylons watching the documentary.]] | [[Image:CylonsTheater FinalCut.JPG|thumb|right|The humanoid Cylons watching the documentary.]] | ||
*In the documentary, Biers does an ending voiceover. As the [[Colonial anthem]] 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..... | *In the documentary, Biers does an ending voiceover. As the [[Colonial anthem]] 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..... | ||
*...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 [[humanoid Cylon]] the whole time), and tells her that both Caprica-Valerii and her baby survived her near-miscarriage. | *...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 [[humanoid Cylon]] 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. | ||
== | ==Anmerkungen== | ||
*The 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. | *The 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. | ||
*D'anna Biers makes the same comment about Baltar that Roslin made in "[[33]]". | *D'anna Biers makes the same comment about Baltar that Roslin made in "[[33]]". | ||
*We finally learn [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]]'s first name as she is interviewed by | *We finally learn [[Anastasia Dualla|Dualla]]'s first name as she is interviewed by Biers: ''Anastasia''. | ||
*Gaeta's first name is revealed as ''[[Felix Gaeta|Felix]]''. He also shows a wild side in the form of a tattoo on his chest, which he got when he was drunk, and he has 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 | *Gaeta's first name is revealed as ''[[Felix Gaeta|Felix]]''. He also shows a wild side in the form of a tattoo on his chest, which he got when he was drunk, and he has 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, "[[Flight of the Phoenix]]"). | ||
*Racetrack is given a full name: ''[[Margaret Edmondson]]''. | *Racetrack is given a full name: ''[[Margaret Edmondson]]''. | ||
*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)| | *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 series]]. In the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|Re-imagined Series]], it is the [[Colonial anthem|anthem]] of the Twelve Colonies. | ||
*Adama uses the phrase "warts and all." This phrase was coined by 17th-Century English dictator ("Lord Protector") [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell Oliver Cromwell]. | *Adama uses the phrase "warts and all." This phrase was coined by 17th-Century English dictator ("Lord Protector") [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell Oliver Cromwell]. | ||
*Timeline-wise, Colonel Tigh says there has been no Cylon contacts for 10 days. Tigh was in command of ''Galactica'' for "over a week" (from "[[Scattered]]" to "[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]"). | *Timeline-wise, Colonel Tigh says there has been no Cylon contacts for 10 days. Tigh was in command of ''Galactica'' for "over a week" (from "[[Scattered]]" to "[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]"). | ||
*Colonial video feeds are octagonal, but video screens are, probably for production and budget reasons, rectangular. | *Colonial video feeds are octagonal, but video screens are, probably for production and budget reasons, rectangular. | ||
* | *Captain [[Aaron Kelly|Kelly]] appears fulfilling his duties as [[Landing Signal Officer]] by coordinating Viper landings. This scene further explains the "where was Kelly between the Mini-Series and Season 2" question: Kelly doesn't work in the [[CIC]], but in the port [[Flight pod|flight pod]] itself. | ||
*Roslin and Adama have not only buried the hatchet by this episode, but are working jointly and appear to have developed a camaraderie. | *Roslin and Adama have not only buried the hatchet by this episode, but are working jointly and appear to have developed a camaraderie. | ||
*This episode contains the first scene on ''Colonial One'' since "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]". | *This episode contains the first scene on ''Colonial One'' since "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]". | ||
*Cultural/ | *Cultural/linguistic oddity: Apollo refers to Kat and Hot Dog as "tweedledum and tweedledee", a reference to [[Wikipedia:Lewis Carroll|Lewis Carroll]]. | ||
*In Helo's interview with D'anna Biers, the caption reads "Karl C. Agathon, Lieutenant, CF". This is not just a clipped writing of "Lieutenant, Junior Grade": according to an [http://scifibrain.ign.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3165&Itemid=0 interview] with [[Tahmoh Penikett]], when Helo returned to ''Galactica'' after being stranded on Caprica for months he was promoted to full Lieutenant. However he had been wearing full Lieutenant rank insignia from the beginning of the series. | *In Helo's interview with D'anna Biers, the caption reads "Karl C. Agathon, Lieutenant, CF". This is not just a clipped writing of "Lieutenant, Junior Grade": according to an [http://scifibrain.ign.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3165&Itemid=0 interview] with [[Tahmoh Penikett]], when Helo returned to ''Galactica'' after being stranded on Caprica for months he was promoted to full Lieutenant. However he had been wearing full Lieutenant rank insignia from the beginning of the series. | ||
*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. | *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. | ||
*Originally, Palladino was supposed to commit suicide in front of Colonel Tigh, but the network felt that this was too heavy <ref>{{cite_web|url=http://tv.ign.com/articles/808/808546p1.html|title=SDCC 07: Galactica -- What if Gaeta Had Died?|date=|accessdate=|last=|first=|format=|language=}}</ref>. | *Originally, Palladino was supposed to commit suicide in front of Colonel Tigh, but the network felt that this was too heavy <ref>{{cite_web|url=http://tv.ign.com/articles/808/808546p1.html|title=SDCC 07: Galactica -- What if Gaeta Had Died?|date=|accessdate=|last=|first=|format=|language=}}</ref>. | ||
== | ==Analyse== | ||
*The Cylons deploy two [[Raider]]s to ''Galactica'' to transmit Biers's video documentary back to Caprica. Does this mean the Cylons know ''exactly'' where the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] is, and have simply chosen ''not'' to intercept it? Is keeping the Fleet alive part of their "plan"? | *The Cylons deploy two [[Raider]]s to ''Galactica'' to transmit Biers's video documentary back to Caprica. Does this mean the Cylons know ''exactly'' where the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] is, and have simply chosen ''not'' to intercept it? Is keeping the Fleet alive part of their "plan"? | ||
** Possibly, in the "de-briefing" towards the end of the episode, Caprica-Biers means the two Raiders transmitted the footage she cut from the documentary (showing Helo's Boomer in sickbay). It is likely they mean that they picked up the whole "show" from Fleet transmissions and the snippet from the two Raiders. | **Possibly, in the "de-briefing" towards the end of the episode, Caprica-Biers means the two Raiders transmitted the footage she cut from the documentary (showing Helo's Boomer in sickbay). It is likely they mean that they picked up the whole "show" from Fleet transmissions and the snippet from the two Raiders. | ||
**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. | **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. | ||
**However, the two Raiders don't jump in to the Fleet's vicinity, they fly in normally. | **However, the two Raiders don't jump in to the Fleet's vicinity, they fly 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 are not aware that the Caprica-Valerii is 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]]'') | ||
**In light of all this, have the Cylons ''not'' been using their entire strength against the Colonials in combat? Have they, in effect, been "toying" with them? This could explain the relative lop-sidedness of the Colonials' military victories since the initial destruction of the Colonies. | **In light of all this, have the Cylons ''not'' been using their entire strength against the Colonials in combat? Have they, in effect, been "toying" with them? This could explain the relative lop-sidedness of the Colonials' military victories since the initial destruction of the Colonies. | ||
*While preparing to film the interview with Dr. Baltar, Biers pulls out what is presumably the contraband tape of Sharon and hurriedly does something with it. This is likely a subtle foreshadowing that may not be fully comprehended until Biers's true nature is revealed and the episode is watched again; Biers is likely remembering that she has to set up the transmission of the video to the Cylons in the upcoming attack. The Raiders, after being destroyed, then resurrect and the data stream transmitted from Biers is now available to all Cylons via their common knowledgebase. | *While preparing to film the interview with Dr. Baltar, Biers pulls out what is presumably the contraband tape of Sharon and hurriedly does something with it. This is likely a subtle foreshadowing that may not be fully comprehended until Biers's true nature is revealed and the episode is watched again; Biers is likely remembering that she has to set up the transmission of the video to the Cylons in the upcoming attack. The Raiders, after being destroyed, then resurrect and the data stream transmitted from Biers is now available to all Cylons via their common knowledgebase. | ||
*Dualla states that Galactica's carbon dioxide scrubbers run "24 hours a day"; this would seem to establish that the Colonial Fleet operates on a 24-hour day. This could possibly be based on [[ | *Dualla states that ''Galactica's'' carbon dioxide scrubbers run "24 hours a day"; this would seem to establish that the Colonial Fleet operates on a 24-hour day. This could possibly be based on [[Caprica (RDM)Caprica]]'s orbital rotation (where the seat of the [[government]] was located). Yet, all 12 Colonies couldn't possible all have the same axial rotation time. This 24 hour day might seem an automatic assumption, but other science fiction series sometimes depart from the convention: For example, on ''[[memoryalpha:Star Trek:Deep Space Nine|Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', the titular space station actually runs on a 26 hour day, because it follows Bajor's local time (which has a 26 hour rotation period). | ||
*On ''[[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 they were only there to escort Commander Adama while he was off of ''Galactica''. | *On ''[[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 they were only there to escort Commander Adama while he was off of ''Galactica''. | ||
*As aired, it appears that Biers gets a free reign to produce whatever she wants. While Adama's agreement to broadcast it throughout the Fleet could mean that he might also have rejected the documentary if necessary, this is not made a clear. A [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#Final Cut|deleted scene]] clarifies that Roslin gives Adama the right to the "final cut", and thus the power to censor the documentary if he feels that it presents ''Galactica'' in an unfavorable light. | *As aired, it appears that Biers gets a free reign to produce whatever she wants. While Adama's agreement to broadcast it throughout the Fleet could mean that he might also have rejected the documentary if necessary, this is not made a clear. A [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#Final Cut|deleted scene]] clarifies that Roslin gives Adama the right to the "final cut", and thus the power to censor the documentary if he feels that it presents ''Galactica'' in an unfavorable light. | ||
== | ==Fragen== | ||
*Does Biers' discovery of pregnant Caprica-Valerii on ''Galactica'' alter her intended goal with the documentary? | *Does Biers's discovery of pregnant Caprica-Valerii on ''Galactica'' alter her intended goal with the documentary? | ||
*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 | *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? | ||
*Would Adama and Roslin still have allowed the documentary to be broadcast if it had been 'negative?' | *Would Adama and Roslin still have allowed the documentary to be broadcast if it had been 'negative?' (See [[#Analysis|Analysis]]) | ||
*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? | *Now that the documentary has aired, with Biers's image visibly throughout the film, has Sharon Valerii seen the film? Or, has the film been banned for her viewing? | ||
*If she had viewed the documentary, would Valerii inform ''Galactica's'' command of Biers' true nature, or the identity of other agents in the Fleet, if they were known to her? | *If she had viewed the documentary, would Valerii inform ''Galactica's'' command of Biers' true nature, or the identity of other agents in the Fleet, if they were known to her? | ||
*Why was Biers not included in any press pools that occurred prior to her finding the Gideon tape and therefore making the acquaintance of the President and Commander Adama? Was she a tabloid reporter and not granted Presidential press room status? | *Why was Biers not included in any press pools that occurred prior to her finding the Gideon tape and therefore making the acquaintance of the President and Commander Adama? Was she a tabloid reporter and not granted Presidential press room status? | ||
*At the end of the episode, Biers says that the Cylons "lost two Raiders relaying the images back to ''the Fleet''" from ''Galactica''. She didn't say "from ''Galactica'' back to ''Caprica''". 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]]) | *At the end of the episode, Biers says that the Cylons "lost two Raiders relaying the images back to ''the Fleet''" from ''Galactica''. She didn't say "from ''Galactica'' back to ''Caprica''". 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]])--> | ||
== | ==Bemerkenswerter Dialog== | ||
*''Die abschließende Erzählung in D'Anna Biers' Dokumentation über ''Galactica'', die über eine Bildermontage vom Schiff gelegt ist. Die [[Koloniale hymne]] läuft im Hintergrund und schwillt teilweise dramatisch an:'' | |||
*:'''D'Anna Biers:''' Ich kam zur ''Galactica'' um eine Geschichte zu erzählen. Ehrlich gesagt dachte ich, dass ich die Geschichte bereits kannte, bevor ich überhaupt einen Fuß auf die ''Galactica'' setzte: wie ein Haufen arroganter Militärs zusieht, wie ihre Egos sie davon abhalten, ihre Arbeit zu tun, das Leben der Zivilbevölkerung zu schützen. Aber die Wahrheit war komplizierter. Diese Leute sind keine Zylonen. Sie sind keine Roboter, die blind Befehle befolgen und ihre Stiefel polieren. Es sind Menschen. Zutiefst fehlerhaft, ja, aber auch zutiefst menschlich. Vielleicht ist beides gleichbedeutend. Was mich am meisten beeindruckt hat, ist: trotz aller Mühen, trotz des Stresses und der allgegenwärtigen Gefahr, getötet zu werden -- trotz alledem geben sie niemals auf. Sie legen sich nicht auf die Strasse und lassen sich vom LKW überfahren. Sie stehen morgens aus, ziehen ihre Uniform an und tun ihre Arbeit. Jeden Tag, ohne Bezahlung. Ohne Ruhepause. Ohne Hoffnung, die Bürde an Andere abgeben zu können. Es ist keine Ablösung unterwegs, und es gibt keine koloniale Flotte, die tagtäglich neue Rekruten ausbildet. Es gibt nur ''die'' Leute auf der ''Galactica''. Sie sind alles, was uns von den Zylonen trennt. Leutnant Gaeta erwähnte mit gegenüber eine bemerkenswerte Statistik. Bisher hat kein einziges Besatzungsmitglied der ''Galactica'' beantragt, den Dienst zu quittieren. Nicht einer. Stellen Sie sich das vor. Wenn Sie die Uniform tragen würden, hätten Sie keine Lust zu kündigen? Zur Seite zu treten und zu sagen: "Genug. Jetzt sollen andere die Flotte beschützen." Ich weiß, dass ich diesen Wunsch hätte. Andererseits trage ich keine Uniform. Die meisten von uns tragen keine und werden niemals eine tragen. Die Geschichte der ''Galactica'' handelt nicht davon, dass Leute unter Druck Fehlentscheidungen treffen. Sie handelt davon, dass solche Fehlentscheidungen die Ausnahme sind. In aller Regel erledigen die Männer und Frauen, die unter Commander Adama dienen, ihre Arbeit ordentlich. Der Beweis ist, dass unsere Flotte überlebt hat. Und mit der ''Galactica'' an unserer Seite werden wir auch weiterhin durchhalten. Ich bin D'Anna Biers, Reporterin der kolonialen Presse. | |||
== | ==Gastdarsteller== | ||
*[[Michael Hogan]] als Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] | |||
*[[Aaron Douglas]] als Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] | |||
*[[Tahmoh Penikett]] als Lt. [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] | |||
*[[Paul Campbell]] als [[Billy Keikeya]] | |||
*[[Alessandro Juliani]] als Lt. [[Felix Gaeta]] | |||
*[[Kandyse McClure]] als Petty Officer [[Anastasia Dualla]] | |||
*[[Kate Vernon]] als [[Ellen Tigh]] | |||
*[[Donnelly Rhodes]] als Dr. [[Cottle]] | |||
*[[Matthew Bennett]] als [[Aaron Doral]] | |||
*[[Luciana Carro]] als Lt. [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne "Kat" Katraine]] | |||
*[[Bodie Olmos]] als Lt. [[Brendan Costanza|Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza]] | |||
*[[Patrick "Flick" Harrison|Patrick Harrison]] als [[Bell]] | |||
*[[Kevan Kase]] als PFC [[Scott Kelso]] | |||
*[[Yee Jee Tso]] als Staffer | |||
*[[Curtis Lee Hicks]] als Marine Sergeant | |||
*[[Aleks Paunovic]] als Sergeant [[Omar Fischer|Fischer]] | |||
*[[Ty Olsson]] als Captain [[Aaron Kelly]] | |||
*[[Leah Cairns]] als Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson]] | |||
*[[Jeremy Guilbaut]] als Lt. [[Joe Palladino|Joe Palladino]] | |||
==Referenzen== | |||
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| "Die Reporterin" Eine Episode der neu-interpretierten Serie | ||
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| Episoden-Nr. | Staffel 2, Episode 8 | |
| Originaltitel | Final Cut | |
| Autor(en) | Mark Verheiden | |
| Story | ||
| Regie | Robert Young | |
| Gastauftritte | Lucy Lawless als D'Anna Biers | |
| Produktions-Nr. | 208 | |
| Quoten | ||
| US-Erstausstrahlung |  9. September 2005
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| UK-Erstausstrahlung |  {{{UK airdate}}}
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| DVD-Veröffentlichung | 20. Dezember 2005 US 10. Mai 2007 DE | |
| Bevölkerung | 47.853 Überlebende ( 2)
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| Zusätzliche Info | {{{extra}}} | |
| Episoden-Chronologie | ||
| Vorige | Nächste | |
| Heimat, Teil II | Die Reporterin | Die Hoffnung lebt |
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| Podcast Transcript – Anzeigen | ||
Überblick
Zusammenfassung
Bemerkenswerter Dialog
- Die abschließende Erzählung in D'Anna Biers' Dokumentation über Galactica, die über eine Bildermontage vom Schiff gelegt ist. Die Koloniale hymne läuft im Hintergrund und schwillt teilweise dramatisch an:
- D'Anna Biers: Ich kam zur Galactica um eine Geschichte zu erzählen. Ehrlich gesagt dachte ich, dass ich die Geschichte bereits kannte, bevor ich überhaupt einen Fuß auf die Galactica setzte: wie ein Haufen arroganter Militärs zusieht, wie ihre Egos sie davon abhalten, ihre Arbeit zu tun, das Leben der Zivilbevölkerung zu schützen. Aber die Wahrheit war komplizierter. Diese Leute sind keine Zylonen. Sie sind keine Roboter, die blind Befehle befolgen und ihre Stiefel polieren. Es sind Menschen. Zutiefst fehlerhaft, ja, aber auch zutiefst menschlich. Vielleicht ist beides gleichbedeutend. Was mich am meisten beeindruckt hat, ist: trotz aller Mühen, trotz des Stresses und der allgegenwärtigen Gefahr, getötet zu werden -- trotz alledem geben sie niemals auf. Sie legen sich nicht auf die Strasse und lassen sich vom LKW überfahren. Sie stehen morgens aus, ziehen ihre Uniform an und tun ihre Arbeit. Jeden Tag, ohne Bezahlung. Ohne Ruhepause. Ohne Hoffnung, die Bürde an Andere abgeben zu können. Es ist keine Ablösung unterwegs, und es gibt keine koloniale Flotte, die tagtäglich neue Rekruten ausbildet. Es gibt nur die Leute auf der Galactica. Sie sind alles, was uns von den Zylonen trennt. Leutnant Gaeta erwähnte mit gegenüber eine bemerkenswerte Statistik. Bisher hat kein einziges Besatzungsmitglied der Galactica beantragt, den Dienst zu quittieren. Nicht einer. Stellen Sie sich das vor. Wenn Sie die Uniform tragen würden, hätten Sie keine Lust zu kündigen? Zur Seite zu treten und zu sagen: "Genug. Jetzt sollen andere die Flotte beschützen." Ich weiß, dass ich diesen Wunsch hätte. Andererseits trage ich keine Uniform. Die meisten von uns tragen keine und werden niemals eine tragen. Die Geschichte der Galactica handelt nicht davon, dass Leute unter Druck Fehlentscheidungen treffen. Sie handelt davon, dass solche Fehlentscheidungen die Ausnahme sind. In aller Regel erledigen die Männer und Frauen, die unter Commander Adama dienen, ihre Arbeit ordentlich. Der Beweis ist, dass unsere Flotte überlebt hat. Und mit der Galactica an unserer Seite werden wir auch weiterhin durchhalten. Ich bin D'Anna Biers, Reporterin der kolonialen Presse.
Gastdarsteller
- Michael Hogan als Colonel Saul Tigh
- Aaron Douglas als Chief Galen Tyrol
- Tahmoh Penikett als Lt. Karl "Helo" Agathon
- Paul Campbell als Billy Keikeya
- Alessandro Juliani als Lt. Felix Gaeta
- Kandyse McClure als Petty Officer Anastasia Dualla
- Kate Vernon als Ellen Tigh
- Donnelly Rhodes als Dr. Cottle
- Matthew Bennett als Aaron Doral
- Luciana Carro als Lt. Louanne "Kat" Katraine
- Bodie Olmos als Lt. Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza
- Patrick Harrison als Bell
- Kevan Kase als PFC Scott Kelso
- Yee Jee Tso als Staffer
- Curtis Lee Hicks als Marine Sergeant
- Aleks Paunovic als Sergeant Fischer
- Ty Olsson als Captain Aaron Kelly
- Leah Cairns als Lt. Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson
- Jeremy Guilbaut als Lt. Joe Palladino
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