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== Uberblick == | |||
:''[[Die Flotte (RDM)|Die Flotte]] macht Halt an einem [[Algenplanet|Planeten]] und entdeckt den Standort eines [[Der Tempel der Fünf|religiösen Artefaktes]], welches möglicherweise den Weg zur [[Erde (RDM)|Erde]] weist — sowohl für die [[Zylonen (RDM)|Zylonen]] als auch für die Kolonialen.'' | |||
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
===Teaser=== | ===Teaser=== | ||
* The [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] is mending its wounds from its passage to the [[algae planet]]. The harvest proceeds well and is into its 14th day, and appears to be closing up shop. | * The [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] is mending its wounds from its passage to the [[algae planet]]. The harvest proceeds well and is into its 14th day, and appears to be closing up shop. | ||
*[[Kara Thrace | *[[Kara Thrace]] flies from ''[[Galactica]]'' to the harvest camp in a [[Raptor]], intentionally creating more noise than usual. [[Lee Adama]] is managing the harvest operations with his wife, [[Anastasia Dualla]]. | ||
*When Major Adama leaves to greet Kara Thrace, Dualla's face barely hides her disappointment and frustration at Adama's hasty departure. | *When Major Adama leaves to greet Kara Thrace, Dualla's face barely hides her disappointment and frustration at Adama's hasty departure. | ||
*Major Adama greets Thrace with an admonishment of her piloting, but his comments are very brief; the two pilots embrace and passionately kiss. | *Major Adama greets Thrace with an admonishment of her piloting, but his comments are very brief; the two pilots embrace and passionately kiss. | ||
*Adama wants he and Thrace to stop hiding their feelings and divorce their respective spouses. Thrace reminds him that marriage in the eyes of the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Lords of Kobol|gods]] is a sacrament; she has made a vow she will not break. Adama reminds her that their repeated secret encounters would be frowned on by the gods as well. Adama becomes frustrated, Thrace holds her position, and the two are left trapped in their feelings. | *Adama wants he and Thrace to stop hiding their feelings and divorce their respective spouses. Thrace reminds him that marriage in the eyes of the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Lords of Kobol|gods]] is a sacrament; she has made a vow she will not break. Adama reminds her that their repeated secret encounters would be frowned on by the gods as well. Adama becomes frustrated, Thrace holds her position, and the two are left trapped in their feelings. | ||
*On a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]], the little human/Cylon hybrid, [[Hera]], is crying and is not well. [[Gaius Baltar]] is awakened by her cries and visits the child, who is attended by the [[Number Eight]] known once as [[Sharon Valerii]]. | *On a [[Basestar (RDM)|basestar]], the little human/Cylon hybrid, [[Hera Agathon|Hera]], is crying and is not well. [[Gaius Baltar]] is awakened by her cries and visits the child, who is attended by the [[Number Eight]] known once as [[Sharon Valerii]]. | ||
*[[Galen Tyrol]] is part of the harvest team. He is repeatedly distracted by something which apparently only he can sense, and keeps looking out towards the unexplored hills beyond the harvest site. [[Samuel Anders]], also working on the harvest, comments that the algae harvest tastes as badly as it smells. Tyrol jokes that the algae is "breakfast, lunch and dinner until we can find a hot-fudge planet." | *[[Galen Tyrol]] is part of the harvest team. He is repeatedly distracted by something which apparently only he can sense, and keeps looking out towards the unexplored hills beyond the harvest site. [[Samuel Anders]], also working on the harvest, comments that the algae harvest tastes as badly as it smells. Tyrol jokes that the algae is "breakfast, lunch and dinner until we can find a hot-fudge planet." | ||
*After sensing something strange one time too many, Tyrol leaves the harvest camp and begins a trek to a mountainous area. He discovers a door--not a naturally-carved one, but a rectangular door, apparently constructed by human hands. | *After sensing something strange one time too many, Tyrol leaves the harvest camp and begins a trek to a mountainous area. He discovers a door--not a naturally-carved one, but a rectangular door, apparently constructed by human hands. | ||
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*This episode was screened in movie theaters in six cities (New York, Atlanta, St. Louis, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles) by TV Guide as a free promotional on December 14, 2006 one day before the United States airing. The source was a digital copy with no commercials. In at least two cities (Chicago and Los Angeles) writers from the show held a Q&A session after for fans. Also in at least two cities more than one screening was held. <ref>http://community.tvguide.com/thread.jspa?threadID=700013556</ref> | *This episode was screened in movie theaters in six cities (New York, Atlanta, St. Louis, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles) by TV Guide as a free promotional on December 14, 2006 one day before the United States airing. The source was a digital copy with no commercials. In at least two cities (Chicago and Los Angeles) writers from the show held a Q&A session after for fans. Also in at least two cities more than one screening was held. <ref>http://community.tvguide.com/thread.jspa?threadID=700013556</ref> | ||
*In reality, the eye of Jupiter, also known as the Great Red Spot, is a circular gaseous thunderstorm that has marked planet Jupiter's surface for more than 300 years now. The spot is twice the size of Earth and it is Jupiter's most prominent feature being visible also from the Earth. | *In reality, the eye of Jupiter, also known as the Great Red Spot, is a circular gaseous thunderstorm that has marked planet Jupiter's surface for more than 300 years now. The spot is twice the size of Earth and it is Jupiter's most prominent feature being visible also from the Earth. | ||
*In Act Three, the Hybrid quotes the opening lines of the satirical folk song "[[Wikipedia:Plastic Jesus|Plastic Jesus]]". | |||
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
*At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]]. | *At least eighteen people perished as a result of navigating through the radiation field of the star cluster. Most of these casualties are likely the skeleton crews of the ''Adriatic'' and the ''Carina'' and one of them is [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]]. | ||
*This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]") -- he did not know. | *This episode ends the debate whether Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] knew about President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]]'s secret plan to hide [[Hera Agathon|Hera]] ("[[Downloaded]]", "[[Exodus, Part I]]") -- he did not know. | ||
*The DVD release of this episode includes an [[List of Deleted Scenes - Season 3 (RDM)#The Eye of Jupiter|alternate scene]] of Roslin's confession to Adama about Hera. In the televised cut, Adama gets up and walks out of the room while Roslin is in the middle of explaining her motivations for hiding Hera and lying to her parents. In the deleted sequence, however, Adama does not walk out of the room--instead, he goes into the head, removes his uniform jacket, and begins shaving. Roslin follows him and, uncertainly, finishes explaining her motivations before admitting "Bill, I don't know what you want me to do here. Should I leave? Should I stay?" Adama simply asks her for a towel and, without any apparent anger or bitterness, tells her that he wants to let Sharon and Helo in on the secret because "no one should have to live with losing a child." This may explain why subsequent episodes do not show any tension between the two over this issue, despite the apparent anger with which Adama storms out of the room in the televised cut. | |||
*[[Caprica-Six]] and [[D'Anna Biers]]'s dialogue indicates that they have been intimate with each other as well as with [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]]. | *[[Caprica-Six]] and [[D'Anna Biers]]'s dialogue indicates that they have been intimate with each other as well as with [[Gaius Baltar|Baltar]]. | ||
*This is the first time the Cylons use "human" names on the basestar when not speaking with Baltar. D'Anna Biers is named by Caprica-Six and another Number Three. Cavil's name is used by Three. | *This is the first episode showing Cylons and humans negotiate rather than instantly shoot each other (other than Baltar's unconditional surrender on New Caprica). | ||
*It also the first time the Cylons use their "human" names on the basestar when not speaking with Baltar. D'Anna Biers is named by Caprica-Six and another Number Three. Cavil's name is used by Three. | |||
*[[w:Coincidence|Coincidence]] (and [[w:destiny|destiny]] / [[w:predestination|predestination]]) seems to be a major theme with this episode: the humans and Cylons show up at the planet at the same time; the temple is discovered by Tyrol, son of a priest who revered this place; the planet is orbiting a star that will go supernova within days. | *[[w:Coincidence|Coincidence]] (and [[w:destiny|destiny]] / [[w:predestination|predestination]]) seems to be a major theme with this episode: the humans and Cylons show up at the planet at the same time; the temple is discovered by Tyrol, son of a priest who revered this place; the planet is orbiting a star that will go supernova within days. | ||
*At an unknown point in time, ''Galactica'' acquired at least four more nuclear warheads, bringing the total to at least seven; beginning the series with five and using one to destroy a basestar ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]) and another being detonated by [[Gina]] on ''[[Cloud 9]]'' ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]). ''[[Pegasus]]'' may be the source, as these warheads may have been resupplied from ''Pegasus's'' arsenal, which likely occurred during the events of "[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]". | *At an unknown point in time, ''Galactica'' acquired at least four more nuclear warheads, bringing the total to at least seven; beginning the series with five and using one to destroy a basestar ([[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]) and another being detonated by [[Gina]] on ''[[Cloud 9]]'' ([[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]). ''[[Pegasus]]'' may be the source, as these warheads may have been resupplied from ''Pegasus's'' arsenal, which likely occurred during the events of "[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]". | ||
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== Questions == | == Questions == | ||
*Did | === Answered Questions === | ||
*Did Kara Thrace survive the crash of her Raptor? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | |||
*What is the [[Eye of Jupiter]] and how does it point the way to [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]]? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | *What is the [[Eye of Jupiter]] and how does it point the way to [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]]? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | ||
*How | *How will the Agathons knowing their child is still alive affect their relationship with Adama? ([[The Woman King|It doesn't.]]) | ||
*How will Adama finding out Hera is still alive affect his relationship with Roslin? ([[Season 4 (2008-09)|It doesn't.]]) | |||
*How will Adama finding out Hera is still alive affect his relationship with Roslin? | |||
*Is there a connection between the Temple of Five and the five missing Cylon models? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | *Is there a connection between the Temple of Five and the five missing Cylon models? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | ||
*Who is the "Chosen One" that the Hybrid speaks of? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | *Who is the "Chosen One" that the Hybrid speaks of? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | ||
*What consequences will Number Three's actions have within | *What consequences will Number Three's actions have within Cylon society? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | ||
*Will there be further confrontations between the two "Sharon Valerii"-type [[Number Eight|Eight]] models, as seen in the passageway tirade between [[Sharon Valerii|Boomer]] and [[Sharon Agathon|Athena]]? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | |||
*When did [[Sharon Valerii|Boomer]] go over to the [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons']] way of thinking? In this episode she clearly doesn't seem to think of herself as human anymore like she did in "[[Downloaded]]". ([[Podcast:Rapture|Answer]]) | |||
*Does Dualla know about the affair between Apollo and Starbuck? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | |||
*Did Adama inform Athena and Helo that it was the President who ordered the secret adoption of Hera? ([[Rapture|Answer]]) | |||
=== Unanswered Questinos === | |||
*How much truth is there to Anders's claim of Kara Thrace's chronic infidelity ("You think you're the first?")? | |||
*Were the Cylons really willing to hand Baltar over to the Fleet? | |||
*Why does Biers feel that Caprica-Six cannot accompany her and Baltar? | *Why does Biers feel that Caprica-Six cannot accompany her and Baltar? | ||
*What is the Fleet doing without the presence of ''Galactica''? | *What is the Fleet doing without the presence of ''Galactica''? | ||
* | *Who or what is "[[The One Whose Name Cannot Be Spoken]]" whom the Five supposedly follow? Is this a reference to [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Jealous God|the Jealous God]], who may or may not be the "one true God" of the Cylons? | ||
*What are the "sins" of the Five that the Hybrid speaks of? | |||
*What are the | |||
== Official Statements == | == Official Statements == | ||
''[[Jane Espenson]] discusses the original name for "The Eye of Jupiter" and references to it in "[[The Passage]]:"'' | ''[[Jane Espenson]] discusses the original name for "The Eye of Jupiter" and references to it in "[[The Passage]]:"'' | ||
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== Noteworthy Dialogue == | == Noteworthy Dialogue == | ||
*''Cylon baseship requests to speak with Admiral Adama'' | *''The Cylon baseship requests to speak with Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]]:'' | ||
:'''Adama''': Put it through speaker. This is Admiral Adama. | |||
:'''Baltar''': Admiral. I can't tell you what a genuine pleasure it is to hear your voice. This is Gaius Baltar. | |||
*''Baltar and | *''[[Gaius Baltar]] and his [[Virtual Six|internal Six]] discuss boarding ''Galactica'':'' | ||
:'''Six''': Feels like old times, doesn't it? | |||
:'''Baltar''': Can't believe how much I actually miss this place. | |||
:'''Six''': You know you can't return. They'd toss you out the nearest airlock and then throw a party. | |||
*''Lee and Kara | *''[[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] discuss contingency plans:'' | ||
:'''Thrace''': Can I make a suggestion you won't like? | |||
:'''Adama''': Do you make any other kind? | |||
*''The Cylon representatives, aboard ''Galactica'':'' | *''The Cylon representatives, aboard ''Galactica'':'' | ||
:'''[[D'Anna Biers]]''': The weapons are hardly necessary. | |||
:'''[[Cavil]]''' (sarcastically, clasping his hands): Yes. Exactly. We come in peace. | |||
*''The [[Hybrid]], giving more obscure prophecy:'' | |||
:'''Hybrid''': The five lights of the apocalypse rising, struggling towards the light... sins revealed only to those who enter the temple... only to the chosen one... the chosen one... the chosen one... | |||
:'''D'Anna Biers''': The Five await me. Gaius, I'm so close to knowing the truth! | |||
:'''Hybrid''': Look into the eye to know thyself...look into the eye to know thyself... | |||
*'' | *''During a meeting between [[ Laura Roslin]] and Admiral Adama with Baltar and the Cylons'' | ||
:'''Roslin''': The less this man says, the better this will go. | |||
:'''Baltar''': Wait a minute. If it wasn't for me the Cylons would've blown you out of the sky two seconds after we'd arrived. | |||
:'''Roslin''': (''to Adama'') I think you can handle this alone. . . if you can stomach it. | |||
*'' | *''[[Caprica-Six]] confronts Baltar and Biers about their secretive behavior'' | ||
:'''Caprica-Six''': I'd like to think that we three have shared something, transcended the barriers that separate people, and yet somehow, the more time goes on, the more I find myself on the outside looking in. | |||
:'''Baltar''': Well, that's not the case at all, is it? Because, we three, we're integral, we're part of... | |||
:'''Biers''': We're finished. | |||
*'' | *''[[Galen Tyrol}} about the algae's bad taste'' | ||
:"Yeah, well... it's breakfast, lunch and dinner until someone finds a hot fudge planet." | |||
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== Gastdarsteller == | == Gastdarsteller == | ||
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- Für Informationen über das Artefakt im Tempel der Fünf siehe Auge des Jupiter.
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| "Das Auge des Jupiter" Eine Episode der neu-interpretierten Serie | ||
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| Episoden-Nr. | Staffel 3, Episode 11 | |
| Originaltitel | The Eye of Jupiter | |
| Autor(en) | Mark Verheiden | |
| Story | ||
| Regie | Michael Rymer | |
| Gastauftritte | Lucy Lawless als Nummer Drei | |
| Produktions-Nr. | 311 | |
| Quoten | ||
| US-Erstausstrahlung |  15. Dezember 2006
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| UK-Erstausstrahlung |  {{{UK airdate}}}
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| DE-Erstausstrahlung | 
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| DVD-Veröffentlichung | ||
| Bevölkerung | 41.402 Überlebende ( 18)
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| Zusätzliche Info | Season 3.0 Cliffhanger | |
| Episoden-Chronologie | ||
| Vorige | Nächste | |
| Auftrag ausgeführt | Das Auge des Jupiter | Die Supernova |
| Zusätzliche Information | ||
| R&D Skit – Anzeigen | ||
| Podcast Transcript – Anzeigen | ||
Uberblick
- Die Flotte macht Halt an einem Planeten und entdeckt den Standort eines religiösen Artefaktes, welches möglicherweise den Weg zur Erde weist — sowohl für die Zylonen als auch für die Kolonialen.
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- Michael Hogan als Colonel Saul Tigh
- Tahmoh Penikett als Captain Karl Agathon
- Aaron Douglas als Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol
- Nicki Clyne als Cally Tyrol
- Kandyse McClure als Lieutenant Anastasia Dualla
- Alessandro Juliani als Lieutenant Felix Gaeta
- Michael Trucco als Samuel Anders
- Callum Keith Rennie als Leoben Conoy
- Dean Stockwell als Cavil
- Brad Dryborough als Lieutenant Hoshi
- Eileen Pedde als Gunnery Seargant Erin Mathias
- Alisen Down als Jean Barolay
- Tiffany Lyndall-Knight als Hybrid
- Diego Diablo Del Mar als Hillard
- Aleks Paunovic als Sergeant Omar Fischer
- Tygh Runyan als Private Sykes
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