Number One
Galen Tyrol
Sam Anders
Colonel Tigh
Cally
Nicholas Tyrol
Helo
Dee
Kat
Admiral Adama
Apollo
Felix Gaeta
Starbuck
Number Two
Kacey Brynn
Lt. Hoshi
Caprica-Valerii
Boomer
Caprica Six
suicide bomber (unnamed)
Number Five
Number Eight
Number Three
Number Four
Number Six
Head Six
Ellen Tigh
Tom Zarek
Skulls
Didja Notice?
It's not stated, but it looks as if the masked prison guard who
brings a chair in for Baltar to sit on during his brief
interrogation of Laura Roslin may be Jammer. The eyes look like
his and Jammer is seen leaving the prison immediately after
Laura is released.
How did the New Caprica colony get so many trucks? I guess the
fleet had a bunch of trucks aboard one of the ships!
Colonel Tigh is seen rolling a cigarette. Is the colony growing
tobacco?
Number Two asks Starbuck if she remembers the breeding farm. She
was held captive there (and had her ovaries involuntarily
removed) by the Cylons in "The Farm".
Number Two introduces Starbuck to Kacey, claiming that the girl
is their daughter from Starbuck's stolen ovaries. Presumably,
this would make Kacey's last name "Conoy" after Number Two's
preferred identity of Leoben Conoy. However, it is later
revealed in "Exodus" Part 2 that Kacey is actually Kacey Brynn,
daughter of Colonial survivor Julia Brynn, and not Starbuck's at
all.
During his argument with his father, Apollo mentions there are 2000
human civilians surviving in the fleet-in-hiding who were not on New
Caprica when the Cylons arrived.
Apparently,
Caprica-Valerii has revealed to Adama that the Cylon Centurions
have been programmed not to be able to distinguish between
different Cylon models/individuals so that they wouldn't become
self-aware and resist orders and cause a robotic rebellion.
While deciding how to deal with being left alone with Kacey,
Starbuck fiddles with her own hair. Starbuck's hair has grown
long in her time on New Caprica, allowing her fidgeting to grow
pronounced here. After the human colonists escape back to the
fleet in "Exodus" Part 2, Starbuck cuts her hair relatively short again. Does she
generally keep it short in order to prevent herself from the
nervous fidgeting in the first place, wanting to appear always
strong and free from nervousness?
It seems too coincidental that Kacey just happened to severely
injure herself on the stairs just as Starbuck sought refuge from
her responsibility for her in the bathroom. Did Number Two
somehow cause the accident to happen even though he wasn't
physically present?
When the resurrected Boomer talks to Cally in the prison cell,
Cally says, "Frak you, Sharon, you stupid frakked-up
toaster! How many times do I have to shoot you anyway?"
Cally shot the original Boomer in retribution for Boomer
attempting to assassinate Adama and Tyrol's subsequent
imprisonment under suspicion of being a Cylon himself in "Resistance".
At 29:05 on the Blu-ray, the books on the shelf of Colonial
One behind Number Three appear to be additions of
Encyclopedia Britannica!
Number Five holds a pistol to President Baltar's head to force
him to sign an execution order. The pistol is a Vektor CP1, made
by Denel SOC Ltd.
At 31:12 on the Blu-ray, the execution order is seen to be dated
3454-91. This does not correspond to any known Colonial calendar
system. Possibly, it is representative of a Cylon calendar.
As she is sworn in as a Colonial officer aboard the Galactica,
Caprica-Valerii is referred to by Admiral Adama as Sharon
Agathon, implying she has married Helo (Karl Agathon). This is
the first mention of their marriage; the ceremony was not seen.
Did it occur shortly before her swearing in as an officer? Or
did they marry at some point earlier in the fleet's stay in the
New Caprica system? If they were married earlier, it seems that
they probably did not get to spend a lot of time together, as
she was still incarcerated in the brig up to now.
After the sex, Cavil remarks to Ellen that she didn't do "the
twist" right at the end this time, but whatever she did was "really
something" and she says she did "the swirl". Ron Moore admits in
his audio commentary for this episode that "the swirl" is a reference
to an episode of the TV series Seinfeld ("The Fusilli
Jerry", in which Jerry is said to use "the move" during sex,
which he prefers to end with a swirl; it's never explained
exactly what "the move" is).
This episode reveals that Vice President
Zarek has been held in detention for the past four months
because he refused to cooperate with the Cylon-controlled puppet
government of New Caprica headed by Baltar. Does this basically
mean there was no vice president for those four months?
Zarek has some scars on the left side of his
face, implying he was beaten to some degree during his
incarceration.
The Colonial Marines sent to New Caprica from the fleet carry
the standard Colonial semi-automatic rifles seen in past
episodes (actually modified Beretta CX4 Storm rifles).
Caprica-Valerii and Anders use the pass phrases "Go, Panthers"
and "C-Bucs rule" to identify themselves to each other at the
rendezvous point. These are both pyramid teams, the Panthers
from Picon and Buccaneers from Caprica. Anders used to be a star
player for the
Buccaneers.
When
Caprica-Valerii and Anders meet, they hug each other
affectionately (especially Valerii), though it doesn't seem they
could have known each other well. The two met during the
Starbuck-led rescue of Anders and his resistance crew from
Caprica, but after returning to the fleet, Valerii is kept in
the brig almost exclusively until now, so would have had little
interaction with Anders.
Zarek asks Roslin if she tried to steal the election "last year"
and she admits she did (as seen in
"Lay Down Your Burdens"
Part 2). But it's been more than a year since that election,
at least in Earth terms (about 500 days), so it seems he should
have said "year before last". Again, Colonial years may be
measured a bit differently and, of course, a year on New Caprica
may be very different as well; we don't know how long the
orbital period of the planet around its sun is.
When the centurions ambush the rendezvous, Anders pulls out an
FN
FiveseveN pistol.
When the centurions produce their weapons and aim them at the
gathering of prisoners, notice that Zarek tries to pull Laura
Roslin out of harm's way to the extent that he can. Looks like
Zarek is not all bad!
