Battlestar Galactica

Number Six: Are you alive? Military Liaison: Yes. Number Six: Prove it.

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[to a baby whose neck she is about to snap] There there. It's okay. You're not gonna have to cry much longer.

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Adama: Morning Starbuck. What do you hear? Starbuck: Nothin' but the rain, sir. Adama: Grab your gun and bring the cat in. Starbuck: Boom boom boom.

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Dr Gaius Baltar: I'm going to call my lawyer. He's the best in the business. [dials numbers] Caprica Six: That won't be necessary, because in a few hours, no one will be left to charge you with anything. Baltar: [puts down phone] What are you trying to say? Caprica Six: Humanity's children are returning home...today.

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Apollo: So, what's the charge this time? Starbuck: Striking a superior asshole. Apollo: And I bet you've been waiting all day to say that one. Starbuck: Most of the afternoon, yeah.

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The Cylon War is long over, yet we must not forget the reasons why so many sacrificed so much in the cause of freedom. The cost of wearing the uniform can be high ... [after looking at crowd] but sometimes it's too high. You know, when we fought the Cylons, we did it to save ourselves from extinction. But we never answered the question, why? Why are we as a people worth saving? We still commit murder because of greed, spite, jealousy. And we still visit all of our sins upon our children. We refuse to accept the responsibility for anything that we've done. Like we did with the Cylons. We decided to play God, create life. When that life turned against us, we comforted ourselves in the knowledge that it really wasn't our fault, not really. You cannot play God then wash your hands of the things that you've created. Sooner or later, the day comes when you can't hide from the things that you've done anymore.

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