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EPISODE NUMBER: 101
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: Ronald D. Moore
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rymer

Exhausted from five days of FTL jumps, the fleet must determine how they are being repeatedly tracked and attacked by the Cylons at precise thirty-three minute intervals. Click here for HNR’s review.

WATER
EPISODE NUMBER: 102
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Marita Grabiak

After the Galactica’s water reserve is sabotaged, the crew begins searching for a Cylon sleeper agent believed to be responsible. Click here for HNR’s review.

BASTILLE DAY
EPISODE NUMBER: 103
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Allan Kroeker

Aboard the prison ship, Lee Adama and members of the Galactica crew are taken hostage by a charismatic political prisoner and revolutionary who demands a Presidential election be held. (Richard Hatch guest stars as Tom Zarek.) Click here for HNR’s review.

ACT OF CONTRITION
EPISODE NUMBER: 104
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Rod K. Hardy

The painful memory of Zak Adama’s death is dredged up after a deadly accident on the hangar deck kills several Viper pilots, and Kara and Lee are forced to draft inexperienced individuals to substitute. Click here for HNR’s review.

YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN
EPISODE NUMBER: 105
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: Ronald D. Moore
DIRECTED BY: Sergio Mimica-Gezzan

When Kara Thrace goes missing while combating a Cylon Raider, Commander Adama and Apollo risk the welfare of the fleet to find her. Click here for HNR’s review.

LITMUS
EPISODE NUMBER: 106
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Rod K. Hardy

As the search for Cylon sleeper agents continues, a new attack aboard the Galactica escalates the level of paranoia, precipitating a tribunal that publicly exposes Boomer and Tyrol’s relationship. Click here for HNR’s review.

SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION
EPISODE NUMBER: 107
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Robert M. Young

Baltar finds himself questioning his sanity after he sees Number Six apparently interacting with Galactica’s crew, and is then stunned when she openly accuses him of being a traitor. Click here for HNR’s review.

FLESH AND BONE
EPISODE NUMBER: 108
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Brad Turner

After a humanoid model of the Loeben Cylon is captured, Kara must interrogate her prisoner for information, raising ethical questions about how far is too far in the pursuit of such intelligence. Click here for HNR’s review.

TIGH ME UP, TIGH ME DOWN
EPISODE NUMBER: 109
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Edward James Olmos

Colonel Tigh’s life is turned upside down when he discovers that his wife is among the survivors and allegedly desires reconciliation. Click here for HNR’s review.

THE HAND OF GOD
EPISODE NUMBER: 110
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Jeff Woolnough

A fuel shortage prompts the Galactica to launch a daring assault on the Cylons. Click here for HNR’s review.

COLONIAL DAY
EPISODE NUMBER: 111
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Jonas J. Pate

As the Colonial election approaches, President Roslin faces an uncertain future while activist Tom Zarek capitalizes on an opportunity to attain political power. Click here for HNR’s review.

KOBOL'S LAST GLEAMING, PART 1
EPISODE NUMBER: 112
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rymer

As the Galactica discovers Kobol—the mythical homeworld of humanity—Cylon raiders shoot down a Raptor over the planet and Baltar discovers more about his true destiny. Click here for HNR’s review.

KOBOL'S LAST GLEAMING, PART 2
EPISODE NUMBER: 113
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: TBA
WRITTEN BY: TBA
DIRECTED BY: Michael Rymer

As the Galactica discovers Kobol—the mythical homeworld of humanity—Cylon raiders shoot down a Raptor over the planet and Baltar discovers more about his true destiny. Click here for HNR’s review.