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Battlestar Galactica :: Resistance (02x04)
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| Title: | Resistance |
| Episode #: | 02x04 |
| Production Number: | 204 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday August 05th, 2005 |
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Jan 31, 2006 |
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May 15, 2009 |
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As Tyrol is jailed for suspicion of being a Cylon, Tigh's declaration of martial law is causing unrest in the fleet, prompting Lee to help plot Roslin's escape.
Elsewhere on Caprica, Helo and Starbuck meet a group of resistance fighters led by pyramid players.
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Baltar: I am the Vice President. Legally speaking, if the President is incapacitated, shouldn't I take over her --
Tigh: Legally speaking, I have declared martial law. That makes you nobody.
| Roslin: Doctor, I need your help, but it's illegal, dangerous, and in violation of your oath as an officer.
Dr. Cottle: You’re a lousy salesman.
| Baltar: (to Tyrol) Love is a strange and wonderful thing, Chief. You'd be happy you experienced it at all. Even if it was with a machine.
| Adama: I never had much use for people who second-guessed my decisions, especially if they've never held a command. They don't understand the pressure. You make a call that affects the lives of thousands and you have no one to turn to for backup.
Tigh: You make it look easy.
Adama: You know that's a lie now.
Tigh: A lot of pieces to pick up.
Adama: Then we'll pick them up together.
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Boomer: (to Tyrol) I love you, Chief.
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When a deckhand pulls Cally off Jammer, he is seen holding her left arm around the wrist, but in the very next cut, his hand is nearer her shoulder.
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The shootings on the Gideon was initially inspired by the Kent State shootings, creating a parallel between the clash between military and civilians. However, as things progressed in the creative stages, the incident mirrored more closely the Boston Massacre.
| Cally's shooting of Boomer was modelled on Jack Ruby's assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald.
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