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== Überblick == | |||
:''Drohender Hunger, verursacht durch eine Verseuchung der Nahrungsmittelvorräte, zwingt [[Die Flotte (RDM)|die Flotte]], mehrere nahezu orientierungslose Sprünge durch einen radioaktiven Nebel durchzuführen, um an die einzige [[Algenplanet|Nahrungsmittelquelle]] in der Nähe zu kommen. Die einzelnen Schiffe werden dabei von mehreren Raptor geleitet, deren Piloten der hohen Strahlung ausgesetzt sind. Während dieser Mission wird die Viperpilotin [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]] von ihrer unschönen Vergangenheit eingeholt.'' | |||
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
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=== On a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]] === | === On a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]] === | ||
* | *[[Number Three]] wakes up in bed with Baltar and [[Caprica-Six]]. She gets up and excuses herself, saying that she has things to do. When Baltar wonders what she is doing alone, Six tells him that the other [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] are also concerned about Three's activities. | ||
*Baltar confronts Three about her unexplained absences and surmises that she has been dying and [[Resurrection (RDM)|resurrecting]] over and over again. | *Later, Baltar confronts Three about her unexplained absences and surmises that she has been dying and [[Resurrection (RDM)|resurrecting]] over and over again. | ||
*Baltar and Three discuss the [[final five]] | *Baltar and Three discuss the [[final five]] Cylons, who are apparently the figures Three has been seeing between life and death. Baltar wonders aloud if he could be one of them, making him a hero to the Cylons instead of a traitor to the Colonials. Three tries to hold onto the memory of what they look like, but it always fades. Her drawings of them aren't very distinct. | ||
* | *The two visit the [[Hybrid]]'s chamber. Against Three's advice, Baltar reaches out to touch the Hybrid and she grabs his hand. More coherent than usual, the Hybrid says a number of cryptic clues and returns to her usual behavior. | ||
*Baltar deduces from the clues that the Hybrid is referring to a planet where the [[Eye of Jupiter]] can be found, as well as something related to the final five. Baltar states that he is convinced that ''everything'' the Hybrid says has meaning. | *Baltar deduces from the clues that the Hybrid is referring to a planet where the [[Eye of Jupiter]] can be found, as well as something related to the final five. Baltar states that he is convinced that ''everything'' the Hybrid says has meaning. | ||
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*Number Three does not know what the final five humanoid Cylon models look like, at least not consciously. | *Number Three does not know what the final five humanoid Cylon models look like, at least not consciously. | ||
*No [[Anti-radiation medication|anti-radiation injections]] are seen to be used by the pilots. Unless they are administered off screen this could either mean that the Fleet's supplies are used up, or that even the medication doesn't help against such intense levels of stellar radiation. Oddly, the pilots are not issued with anti-radiation suits (worn by the deck crew) or put on a rotation to limit their individual exposure, although there are more pilots than ships now according to "[[Torn]]". | *No [[Anti-radiation medication|anti-radiation injections]] are seen to be used by the pilots. Unless they are administered off screen this could either mean that the Fleet's supplies are used up, or that even the medication doesn't help against such intense levels of stellar radiation. Oddly, the pilots are not issued with anti-radiation suits (worn by the deck crew) or put on a rotation to limit their individual exposure, although there are more pilots than ships now according to "[[Torn]]". | ||
* | *Lee Adama comments that the pilots shepherded eight ships through, but lost one during outbound trip four. At this rate, multiplied by 5, this suggests there are only 45 ships left from the roughly 75 that existed before the colonization of New Caprica. The first outbound trip only seems to involve five civilian ships being escorted, further reducing the number. This loss rate of around 30 ships seems unfeasible given the likely overcrowding that would result and given that only roughly 2,000 people died or were left behind on New Caprica. Larger groups of ships guided through off screen during outbound trips two and three could account for some of that. It is also possible that ''Galactica'' herself carried smaller ships (such as ''Colonial One'') in her flight pods. | ||
* The fact that outbound trips two and three are not shown could also explain why it seems that the same group of pilots is carrying out the ferrying operation with seemingly no shifts, despite a surplus of pilots. | **The fact that outbound trips two and three are not shown could also explain why it seems that the same group of pilots is carrying out the ferrying operation with seemingly no shifts, despite a surplus of pilots. | ||
*From a certain perspective it actually makes sense to re-use the same pilots on most of the flights–up to a point, as this would prevent the risk of widespread radiation induced ill-effects putting most of ''Galactica's'' pilot complement out of action. | **From a certain perspective it actually makes sense to re-use the same pilots on most of the flights–up to a point, as this would prevent the risk of widespread radiation induced ill-effects putting most of ''Galactica's'' pilot complement out of action. | ||
*While it has not been conclusively established that the five figures are in fact the "Final Five" | *While it has not been conclusively established that the five figures are in fact the "Final Five" humanoid Cylons, the first sketch of the alleged "Final Five" that Number Three shows Baltar depicts two male and three female figures. If this proves accurate then of the twelve Cylon models there are six males and six females. | ||
*Baltar's grooming has declined steadily since his election to the presidency. While no longer a messy drunk as he was on [[New Caprica]], he has grown a scraggly and untrimmed beard. | *Baltar's grooming has declined steadily since his election to the presidency. While no longer a messy drunk as he was on [[New Caprica]], he has grown a scraggly and untrimmed beard. | ||
* One of Three's sketches in particular appears to depict the profile of a mustached and bearded male with long hair—a possible reference to Baltar; later in the episode after Baltar communes with the Hybrid, Three says "Could there be a connection between their gods and ours?" where "their" refers to the polytheistic human pantheon and "ours", the Cylon single god, a possible slip on her part indicating that she believes Baltar to be a Cylon, or that she believes Baltar has accepted the Cylon religion, and so no longer counts him as following human beliefs. However, she may be using "ours" to refer to all Cylons, not just herself and Baltar. | * One of Three's sketches in particular appears to depict the profile of a mustached and bearded male with long hair—a possible reference to Baltar; later in the episode after Baltar communes with the Hybrid, Three says "Could there be a connection between their gods and ours?" where "their" refers to the polytheistic human pantheon and "ours", the Cylon single god, a possible slip on her part indicating that she believes Baltar to be a Cylon, or that she believes Baltar has accepted the Cylon religion, and so no longer counts him as following human beliefs. However, she may be using "ours" to refer to all Cylons, not just herself and Baltar. | ||
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== Questions == | == Questions == | ||
*Was the Fleet-wide failure of food-processing systems a result of sabotage? If so, were Cylons responsible, or someone else? | *Was the Fleet-wide failure of food-processing systems a result of sabotage? If so, were Cylons responsible, or someone else? | ||
*In particular, did a member of the [[Final Five]] sabotage the food to make the fleet turn back to the [[Temple of Five]] for the appointed meeting there, which Baltar declares to be not by chance? | |||
*A few episodes prior, in "[[Torn]]", Racetrack agrees to be Athena's ECO, noting "too many pilots, not enough birds." If this is the case, why aren't there enough pilots to allow shifts to be taken, especially when those otherwise flying Vipers (Hotdog, Apollo, Starbuck, Kat) are factored in? | *A few episodes prior, in "[[Torn]]", Racetrack agrees to be Athena's ECO, noting "too many pilots, not enough birds." If this is the case, why aren't there enough pilots to allow shifts to be taken, especially when those otherwise flying Vipers (Hotdog, Apollo, Starbuck, Kat) are factored in? | ||
*Was assisted suicide an accepted practice in the Colonies, even if not by a practicing physician? | *Was assisted suicide an accepted practice in the Colonies, even if not by a practicing physician? | ||
*Are there going to be radiation consequences for the pilots exposed to the conditions of the star cluster, especially those pilots who did in fact have a black indicator? | *Are there going to be radiation consequences for the pilots exposed to the conditions of the star cluster, especially those pilots who did in fact have a black indicator? | ||
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*Were there any other ships lost besides ''Adriatic'' and ''Carina''? | *Were there any other ships lost besides ''Adriatic'' and ''Carina''? | ||
*Other Cylons were seen to attend Three during her resurrection in "[[Hero]]". How has she been able to keep subsequent resurrections secret? | *Other Cylons were seen to attend Three during her resurrection in "[[Hero]]". How has she been able to keep subsequent resurrections secret? | ||
*Are the 'nurse' Cylons at the Resurrection Ship aware of Three's attempts to discover who the final five are? | **Are the 'nurse' Cylons at the Resurrection Ship aware of Three's attempts to discover who the final five are? | ||
*During the brief martial law when Roslin was ousted as President, she and Apollo hid inside a meat refrigeration locker. Was all the "real" food, such as meat, fresh fruits, and drinks all used up or left behind on New Caprica? | *During the brief martial law when Roslin was ousted as President, she and Apollo hid inside a meat refrigeration locker. Was all the "real" food, such as meat, fresh fruits, and drinks all used up or left behind on New Caprica? | ||
*If there was no food contamination, how long would the Fleet's food supply have lasted? | *If there was no food contamination, how long would the Fleet's food supply have lasted? | ||
*Is there a centralized food distribution system in place for the Fleet? | **Is there a centralized food distribution system in place for the Fleet? | ||
== Official Statements == | == Official Statements == | ||
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*''Adama and Tigh discuss the food shortage'' | *''Adama and Tigh discuss the food shortage'' | ||
:'''Adama:''' I hear they're still eating paper. Is that true? | |||
:'''Tigh:''' No. Paper shortage. | |||
*''Starbuck gives a last minute pep talk to the pilots'' | *''Starbuck gives a last minute pep talk to the pilots'' | ||
:'''Starbuck:''' Remember, we're all flying solo on this mission. So that means there'll be nobody there to bitch slap you if you start to get tired or start seeing little [[toaster]]s on your wing. | |||
*''Breaking the [[w:Fourth wall|fourth wall]]'': | |||
:'''Hybrid''': Throughout history, the nexus between man and machine has spawned some of the most dramatic, compelling, and entertaining fiction. | |||
*''Baltar and Three confront the Hybrid'': | *''Baltar and Three confront the Hybrid'': | ||
:'''Hybrid''': [Suddenly grabs Baltar's hand] Intelligence! A mind that burns like a fire! | |||
:'''Baltar''': Yes, I'm here. | |||
:'''Hybrid''': Find the hand that lies in the shadow of the light, in the eye of the husband of the eye of the cow. | |||
:'''Baltar''': [Removes his hand from the [[Hybrid]]'s tank.] | |||
:'''Three''': You all right? It just speaks nonsense, doesn't it? | |||
:'''Baltar''': I don't think anything she says is nonsense. | |||
*'' | *''Kara Thrace confronts Katraine about her past'': | ||
::''' | :'''Katraine:''' You think I'm a traitor. You think I'm a ''traitor''? | ||
:'''Thrace:''' No. I don't think you're a traitor. You're a smart young woman, that's what the old man said. (Kat swallows.) You're just not smart enough to accept who you are. (Kat whimpers.) You see, you lied your way into the company of good people. | |||
:'''Katraine:''' (begins to weep) Starbuck, don't tell the admiral. Please. Please don't, or I -- | |||
:'''Thrace:''' Or what? | |||
:'''Katraine:''' Starbuck, please just let me tell him myself. Please just let me. Can you do that? | |||
:'''Thrace:''' (pauses for a long time) Gods. | |||
:(Kat sobs as Starbuck leaves her alone.) | |||
== | *''Admiral Adama comforts Katraine on her deathbed'': | ||
* [[Michael Hogan]] | :'''Katraine:''' Admiral, I -- I know, I'm so sorry… | ||
* [[Aaron Douglas]] | :'''Adama:''' I'm not here to lecture. I'm letting you know about a promotion. I'm making you [[CAG]] again. | ||
* [[Tahmoh Penikett]] | :'''Katraine:''' (crying) Sir, you know I'm not getting out of here, right? | ||
* [[Alessandro Juliani]] | :'''Adama:''' You earned it. What you did was harder than facing a bullet. And you did it without putting one other soul in harm's way. Don't know if I could've done that. I wish there something more that I could give you. | ||
* [[Kandyse McClure]] | :'''Katraine:''' No. It's good. I liked to be CAG very much. Thank you. Sir, there -- there's a thing. A reason why you might not want to do this. Kara knows what it is, but I wanted to tell you myself. | ||
* [[Luciana Carro]] | :'''Adama:''' I don't need to know anything other than what I already know. When you were CAG, you protected your people. Made them feel safe enough to be brave. What you were gonna say, does it change that? | ||
* [[Donnelly Rhodes]] | :(She stares, mute. He pulls up a chair and sits at her side.) | ||
* [[G. Patrick Currie]] | :'''Katraine:''' Are you...you staying? | ||
* [[Bodie Olmos]] | :'''Adama:''' Oh, I'm staying. I love this sickbay in a way. (chuckles) Reminds me where my son [[Zak Adama|Zak]] was born. [[Carolanne Adama|Carolanne]] was so happy. She was convinced, both times, that she was having a girl. So it was a surprise at the end. | ||
* [[Brad Dryborough]] | :'''Katraine:''' Did you want a girl too? | ||
* [[Leah Cairns]] | :'''Adama:''' Yeah. Three's a good round number. | ||
* [[Sebastian Spence]] | --> | ||
* [[Tiffany Lyndall-Knight]] | == Gastdarsteller == | ||
* [[Sean Roche]] | * [[Michael Hogan]] als Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] | ||
* [[Ian Rozylo]] | * [[Aaron Douglas]] als Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] | ||
* [[Tahmoh Penikett]] als Captain [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] | |||
* [[Alessandro Juliani]] als Lt. [[Felix Gaeta]] | |||
* [[Kandyse McClure]] als [[Anastasia Dualla]] | |||
* [[Luciana Carro]] als Captain [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne "Kat" Katraine]] | |||
* [[Donnelly Rhodes]] als Doctor [[Cottle]] | |||
* [[G. Patrick Currie]] als [[Enzo]] | |||
* [[Bodie Olmos]] als Lt. [[Brendan Costanza|Brendan "Hotdog" Costanza]] | |||
* [[Brad Dryborough]] als [[Hoshi]] | |||
* [[Leah Cairns]] als Lt. [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson]] | |||
* [[Sebastian Spence]] als [[Noel Allison|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] | |||
* [[Tiffany Lyndall-Knight]] als Der [[Hybrid]] | |||
* [[Sean Roche]] als Der hungrige Junge | |||
* [[Ian Rozylo]] als Krämpfe erleidender Pilot | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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== Siehe auch == | == Siehe auch == | ||
Informationen über den Sternenhaufen | Informationen über den Sternenhaufen siehe [[Passage (Sternenhaufen)]]. | ||
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| "Auftrag ausgeführt" Eine Episode der neu-interpretierten Serie | ||
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| Episoden-Nr. | Staffel 3, Episode 10 | |
| Originaltitel | The Passage | |
| Autor(en) | Jane Espenson | |
| Story | ||
| Regie | Michael Nankin | |
| Gastauftritte | Lucy Lawless als Nummer Drei | |
| Produktions-Nr. | 310 | |
| Quoten | ||
| US-Erstausstrahlung |  2006-12-08
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| UK-Erstausstrahlung |  {{{UK airdate}}}
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| DVD-Veröffentlichung | 2007-09-03 (UK) | |
| Bevölkerung | 41.420 Überlebende ( 2)
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| Zusätzliche Info | {{{extra}}} | |
| Episoden-Chronologie | ||
| Vorige | Nächste | |
| Der Ring | Auftrag ausgeführt | Das Auge des Jupiter |
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| Podcast Transcript – Anzeigen | ||
Überblick
- Drohender Hunger, verursacht durch eine Verseuchung der Nahrungsmittelvorräte, zwingt die Flotte, mehrere nahezu orientierungslose Sprünge durch einen radioaktiven Nebel durchzuführen, um an die einzige Nahrungsmittelquelle in der Nähe zu kommen. Die einzelnen Schiffe werden dabei von mehreren Raptor geleitet, deren Piloten der hohen Strahlung ausgesetzt sind. Während dieser Mission wird die Viperpilotin Kat von ihrer unschönen Vergangenheit eingeholt.
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Gastdarsteller
- Michael Hogan als Colonel Saul Tigh
- Aaron Douglas als Chief Galen Tyrol
- Tahmoh Penikett als Captain Karl "Helo" Agathon
- Alessandro Juliani als Lt. Felix Gaeta
- Kandyse McClure als Anastasia Dualla
- Luciana Carro als Captain Louanne "Kat" Katraine
- Donnelly Rhodes als Doctor Cottle
- G. Patrick Currie als Enzo
- Bodie Olmos als Lt. Brendan "Hotdog" Costanza
- Brad Dryborough als Hoshi
- Leah Cairns als Lt. Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson
- Sebastian Spence als Noel "Narcho" Allison
- Tiffany Lyndall-Knight als Der Hybrid
- Sean Roche als Der hungrige Junge
- Ian Rozylo als Krämpfe erleidender Pilot
References