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The Colonials survive on New Caprica under Cylon rule, with some collaborating and others fighting back. On board the Galactica, Adama and his skeleton crew debate whether or not to return for the majority of the survivors of humanity.
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The Colonials survive on New Caprica under Cylon rule, with some collaborating and others fighting back. On board the Galactica, Adama and his skeleton crew debate whether or not to return for the majority of the survivors of humanity.
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Sharon is sent from Galactica to coordinate the escape from New Caprica, and must infiltrate Cylon headquarters to recover the fleet's launch keys. Saul Tigh learns disturbing news about his wife.
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Baltar must prove his value to the Cylons when a Base Ship is infected with a mysterious plague. A vital clue about the path to Earth is found, and Admiral Adama confronts two crew members who are sowing discord.
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Bill Adama is forced to confront his past actions when a pilot from his previous command miraculously turns up alive -- after a black ops mission into Cylon territory.
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The fleet undertakes a dangerous series of jumps through deadly radiation to reach a food source after the food-processing machines are contaminated. Kat comes face to face with her secret past.
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As the Colonial fleet and the Cylons jockey for position over the algae planet, Lee considers putting their position on the surface at risk by rescuing Kara. Sharon takes a drastic action to be reunited with her baby.
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Helo searches for the truth when the Saggitarons suspect that a ship's doctor is discriminating against them in medical care, but finds himself on the outside when no one believes him.
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When the workers at the fuel refinery threaten a work stoppage, the Admiral sends Chief Tyrol in to get things flowing again. Baltar sows dissention in the fleet by publishing a personal manifesto.
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Kara is haunted by memories of her past, and reports seeing a Cylon raider that no one else can detect -- causing Lee and Admiral Adama to question her fitness for duty.
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