List of Battlestar Galactica (2003) episodes
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The following is a complete list of episodes for Battlestar Galactica, in original broadcast order.
Season One
- 33
- First aired (UK): 18 October 2004
- First aired (US): 14 January 2005
- Writer: Ronald D. Moore
- Director: by Michael Rymer
- Synopsis: The Cylons attack the fleet every 33 minutes. This causes the crew to go without real sleep for over five consecutive days. The reason for the regular attacks and the near-supernatural ability of the Cylons to track the human fleet was the fact that a luxury liner, the Olympic Carrier, was compromised in some fashion. Apollo is forced to destroy the ship, which may or may not have still had humans aboard. This episode also reveals that Lt. Karl "Helo" Agathon did not die when left behind on Caprica (which occurred during the miniseries, six days earlier) but is in fact still alive and running for his life from Cylon patrols (The characters was originally intended to have died when left behind).
- Water
- First aired (UK): 25 October 2004
- First aired (US): 14 January 2005
- Writer: Ronald D. Moore
- Director: Marita Grabiak
- Synopsis: Water is in short supply on many ships in the fleet. The supply gets much tighter when sabotage releases most of the water from Battlestar Galactica into space.
- Bastille Day
- First aired (UK): 1 November 2004
- First aired (US): 21 January 2005
- Writer: Toni Graphia
- Director: Alan Kroeker
- Synopsis: Continuing from the events of Water, the Battlestar Galactica and the fleet face a chronic water shortage. Their only recourse: persuade 1,500 prisoners on the transport vessel Astral Queen to help them mine water ice from a nearby Moon.
- Acts of Contrition
- First aired (UK): 8 November 2004
- First aired (US): 28 January 2005
- Writer: Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
- Director: Rod Hardy
- Synopsis: When several Viper pilots are killed in a freak accident, Adama turns to Starbuck for help – but her involvement in the aftermath of the accident and in training new pilots causes the truth surrounding Zak Adama's death to finally surface.
- You Can't Go Home Again
- First aired (UK): 15 November 2004
- First aired (US):
- Writer: Carla Robinson
- Director: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan
- Synopsis: Continuing from the events of Acts of Contrition, Adama and Lee risk the security of the Fleet as they try to located a downed Starbuck...
- Litmus
- First aired (UK): 22 November 2004
- First aired (US):
- Writer: Michael Angeli
- Director: Robert Young
- Synopsis: The episode begins with one of the human-looking Cylons arriving on Galactica, circumventing the ship's security and detonating a suicide bomb, which Tigh and Adama barely manage to survive. Adama instructs the Master at Arms to form an independent tribunal and begin a investigation which goes in unexpected directions.
- Six Degrees of Separation
- First aired (UK): 29 November 2004
- First aried (US): 18 February 2005
- Writer: Toni Graphia
- Director: Brad Turner
- Synopsis: Six physically arrives on the Galactica as Shelly Godfrey and accuses Baltar of treachery.
- Flesh and Bone
- First aired (UK): 6 December 2004
- First aired (US): 25 February 2005
- Writer: Toni Graphia
- Director: Brad Turner
- Synopsis: When a copy of Leoben Conoy is captured aboard a civilian ship, President Roslin orders he is to be interrogated, and Lieutenant Thrace is assigned the job. She finds herself facing the possibility that Conoy may have planted a bomb somewhere in the fleet.
- Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down (aka Secrets and Lies)
- First aired (UK): 13 December 2004
- First aired (US): 4 March 2005
- Writer: Jeff Vlaming
- Director: Edward James Olmos
- Synopsis: Colonel Tigh's world is turned upside down when his wife arrives on the Galactica – but is she all she professes?
- The Hand of God
- Colonial Day
- First aired (UK): 10 January 2005
- First aired (US): 18 March 2005
- Writer: Carla Robinson
- Director: Jonas Pate
- Synopsis: Colonial Day is due, and Roslin is using it to institute an interim Quorum of Twelve; then Tom Zarek, duly selected as the representative of Sagittaron, stands for the post of Vice President, a position Roslin is determined he will not hold.
- Kobol's Last Gleaming Part 1
- First aired (UK): 17 January 2005
- First aired (US): 25 March 2005
- Writer: David Eick (story); Ronald D. Moore (teleplay)
- Director: Michael Rymer
- Synopsis: The Galactica discovers Kobol, and a chain of events are set in motion that threaten to change everything.
- Kobol's Last Gleaming Part 2
- First aired (UK): 24 January 2005
- First aired (US): 1 April 2005
- Writer: David Eick (story); Ronald D. Moore (teleplay)
- Director: Michael Rymer
- Synopsis: Starbuck has gone to Caprica. Adama insists Roslin must stand down as President. When she refuses, he is forced to deal with that situation while simultaneously adapting the plan to rid themselves of the Cylon baseship over Kobol.
Season Two
- Scattered
- First aired (UK):
- First aired (US):
- Written by: David Weddle & Bradley Thompson
- Directed by: Michael Rymer
- Synopsis: Colonel Tigh takes command of the Galactica following the attempt on Commander Adama's life; when a Cylon patrol appears, he orders the Fleet to jump away from Kobol, but once the jump if complete, the Galactica has somehow been separated from the other ships.
- Valley of Darkness
- First aired (UK):
- First aired (US):
- Written by: David Weddle & Bradley Thompson
- Directed by: Michael Rymer
- Synopsis: Commander Adama is still unconscious and in critical condition. Cylon Centurions board the Galactica, and Apollo is released to lead the Marines in defending the ship.
- Fragged
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- Synopsis: Tom Zarek returns to help a certain someone in need...