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Overview

Tensions run high when the Pegasus, a battlestar more advanced than the Galactica, is found -- only to have Admiral Nelena Cain usurp command of the fleet and foist her demands on those under her new command.

Summary

The Pegasus, a Mercury-class battlestar, has joined the fleet. She survived the attack by blind-jumping as the Cylons attacked the Scorpion Ship Yards.
A Cylon fleet, comprised of two basestars, support ships and a large mothership of unknown purpose have been trailing the fleet -- and detected by Cain and the Pegasus.
Upon assuming command of the fleet, Cain begins moving crew members around, transferring Lee Adama and Kara Thrace to the Pegasus.
Helo and Galen Tyrol are arrested for court martial, after a Pegasus lieutenant, Thorne, is murdered.

Questions

Analysis

Notes

Nelena Cain is the female version of Cain, who was portrayed by the late Lloyd Bridges in the original Battlestar Galactica.
This episode is inspired by the two part episode, "The Living Legend".
"Pegasus" apparently starts a multi-episode arc and is slated to air mid-way in the second season.
"Gina" is a variant of Number Six who has lost her faith. She posed as a civilian dock worker who was rescued by the Pegasus and was responsible for tipping off the Cylons -- killing 800 of the Pegasus crew in the process.
Ronald D. Moore also wrote another episode called The Pegasus, in the seventh season of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Noteworthy Dialogue

Official Statements

Statistics

Guest Stars

Michelle Forbes as Admiral Nelena Cain
Unknown as Stinger
Unknown as Fisk
Unknown as Lieutenant Thorne
Unknown as Petty Officer Hoshi

Writing & Direction

Written by
Story by
Teleplay by
Directed by

Production Notes

Series 2 (2005/2006)
Production Number: 2.10
Airdate Order: 10 (of 20)

First Run Air Dates & Releases

UK Airdate:
US Airdate: September 23rd, 2005
DVD Release:

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 * Upon assuming command of the fleet, Cain begins moving crew members around, transferring [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] to the ''Pegasus''.
 * [[Helo]] and [[Galen Tyrol]] are arrested for court martial, after a ''Pegasus'' lieutenant, [[Thorne]], is murdered.
-* Later towards the end of the episode we learn that [[Cain]] is killed and [[Adama]] is promoted to Admiral allowing him to command the ''Pegasus''. (This might come to light in Episode (211) )
 == Questions ==
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 * This episode is inspired by the two part episode, "[[The Living Legend (TOS)|The Living Legend]]".
 * "Pegasus" apparently starts a multi-episode arc and is slated to air mid-way in the second season.
-* "[[Gina]]" is a variant of [[Number 6]] who has lost her faith. She posed as a civilian dock worker who was rescued by the ''Pegasus'' and was responsible for tipping off the Cylons -- killing 800 of the ''Pegasus'' crew in the process.
+* "[[Gina]]" is a variant of [[Number Six]] who has lost her faith. She posed as a civilian dock worker who was rescued by the ''Pegasus'' and was responsible for tipping off the Cylons -- killing 800 of the ''Pegasus'' crew in the process.
 * [[Ronald D. Moore]] also wrote another episode called [[wikipedia:The Pegasus (TNG episode)|The Pegasus]], in the seventh season of ''Star Trek: The Next Generation''.