down leads on,
flying people that throw things
every time somebody in your county calls?
John, I think we ought to
leave these people alone.
Mr. Alonzo, we're sorry
for bothering you,
and your friends.
That's all right,
Sheriff.
Mr. Alonzo,
me and the other growers have
been having second thoughts
about this water situation.
And this sort of
puts the capper on it.
I'm glad to hear that.
I'm calling
an emergency meeting.
By tomorrow morning,
that dam won't be there.
Listen,
I am telling the truth!
Why won't you believe...
Listen, that one
right there rode Satan!
Now, nobody human
could ride that horse.
Everybody knows that!
(NEIGHING)
Come on, John.
Oh, yeah. Now, John,
don't you take any
wooden flying saucers now.
ROGERS: I would like
to introduce motion.
Now, wait a minute!
I have been a member of this
association for a long time!
I move that this association
make every effort
to remove the restrictions
that have been placed
upon the valley resources
for far too long...
You are not hearing
what I'm telling you!
Anybody
who wants the water
in this valley should
be able to use it.
I don't care if he does
come from outer space.
Obviously, those who have
had a stranglehold on
the water in this valley,
are just short of a full load.
Now, I call for the vote.
All those in favor.
Motion carried.
Now, this valley is
a fit place to live.
For every American.
Dillon.
You have to go now?
Yeah,
I'm afraid so.
Will you
come by here again?
Well, our friends are here.
Of course we will.
I think she has
a crush on you.
A crush?
Don't worry.
She'll grow out of it.
I can never thank you enough,
for everything you've done.
You too, Miss Hamilton.
It's us who should thank you.
And don't worry
about your people.
They'll be taken care of
as if they were
part of my own family.
That's all anybody
could ask for.
I wish
we could've stayed, Troy.
That was really
a beautiful place
where we left our people.
TROY: That's not the only thing
that was beautiful.
Oh, yeah, well,
she was nice, too.
Well, maybe later.
Right now we've got more
important things to do.
Oh, well, it'll still
be nice to get back there.
Let's go, Dillon.Boomer, I'm hit:
I had a dream
about a great warrior.
His name was Starbuck.
Okay, I've had it
with you three.
You're all on report.
I'm sick and tired
of this silent treatment.
I do hereby give you life.
Now, Cy, don't get crazy.
Not friends:
ADAMA: The great ship,
Galactica.
Our home for these many years
we've endured the wilderness
of space:
And now we near
the end of our journey:
We have at last found Earth:
Adama,
I had a dream.
You wish to
tell me about it?
Do you believe dreams
are significant?
Yes, I do.
Not all of them, but some.
In my dream, I was not born
aboard the Galactica,
nor any of the other
ships in the fleet.
Is that true?
Yes. That is true.
Then who am I?
Where do I come from?
Tell me
about your dream.
It was not a dream
about me.
It was a dream
about a great warrior.
His name was Starbuck.
Please tell me your dream.
There was a great battle.
They're on our tail:
Then let's show them our nose:
They're running:
STARBUCK: Not for long:
BOOMER: Starbuck, look out!
You've got one flying
right up your tailpipe!
Yeah, no kidding:
Oh, frak: Boomer, I'm hit:
How bad?
Bad, two of my three
thrusters are gone:
This guy's on me
like wet on rain:
All right, let's see if I can
give him a little surprise:
Come on, sweetheart, one last
reverse on your old turbo:
Goodbye: Thought I was
going to give up and die, huh?
Now, let's see how
you like a little taste
of your own medicine:
That was an unexpected move:
He is a very good warrior:
That is a small consolation:
We are going to crash:
Nice shooting, Starbuck:
Can you limp back
to the fleet?
Negative, Boomer:
I'll stay with you
as long as I can, buddy:
The fleet can't afford
to lose two pilots, two ships: