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* Baltar, now having found a way to absolve all guilt for any action, takes his scheming to a new extremes while attempting to make an ally out of the Centurions.
 
* The dichotomy of experienced time when performing an FTL jump (it happens both instantaneously and is drawn out for what seems to be a long time) appears to be yet another avenue for the Lords of Kobol to interact with humans.  Other examples are dreams, a hypnotic state, and between death and resurrection.


== Questions ==  
== Questions ==  

Revision as of 18:27, 7 June 2008

This article discusses the Re-imagined Series episode. For the eponymous resurrection facility, see: Resurrection Hub.
The Hub
"The Hub"
An episode of the Re-imagined Series
Episode No. Season 4, Episode 9
Writer(s) Jane Espenson
Story by
Director Paul Edwards
Assistant Director
Special guest(s)
Production No. 411
Nielsen Rating
US airdate USA 06 June 2008
CAN airdate CAN 06 June 2008
UK airdate UK 10 June 2008
DVD release
Population 39,673 survivors (Population decline. 1)
Additional Info
Episode Chronology
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Overview

Pursuing the Resurrection Hub at the whim of the Hybrid, a team of Viper pilots and Cylon rebels become uneasy collaborators as they formulate a battle plan to un-box the Threes and destroy Cylon resurrection forever. Meanwhile, Roslin and Baltar try desperately to communicate with the panicking Hybrid and Helo discovers a disturbing characteristic within one of the Eights.

Summary

Teaser

Act 1

Act 2

Act 3

Act 4

Notes

Analysis

  • Baltar, now having found a way to absolve all guilt for any action, takes his scheming to a new extremes while attempting to make an ally out of the Centurions.
  • The dichotomy of experienced time when performing an FTL jump (it happens both instantaneously and is drawn out for what seems to be a long time) appears to be yet another avenue for the Lords of Kobol to interact with humans. Other examples are dreams, a hypnotic state, and between death and resurrection.

Questions

  • Why do the Cylons have only one Resurrection Hub and the implied inability to build another?
  • Are the Cylons capable of building a new Hub, and if so, how long it would it take them?
  • Does Boomer make it off of the Hub before it is destroyed?
  • Is there time to resurrect Cavil?

Official Statements

Noteworthy Dialogue

  • Adama reading to Roslin during her vision:
"'Then I dug into the stump and pulled rocks from the ground until my fingers bled. I collected seeds from the few fruits the island offered and planted them in long straight furrows like the ranks of soldiers. When I finished I looked at what I had done. I did not see a garden; I saw a scar. This island had saved my life and I had done it no service.'"
  • Roslin and Adama tenderly greeting each other in the Basestar hangar deck:
Roslin [Embracing Adama]: "I love you."
Adama [Breaking the embrace; looks into her eyes]: "About time."

Guest Stars

External Links

References