with those terrorists.
We'll be following you
with a long lens mounted
on this camera in the truck.
I'll do my best.
Okay. Al?
She set?
All right,
you're on your own.
Stay with her, Dave.
Jamie.
Don't do it, Jamie.
The Doctor's a good man.
I thought you
were in jail.
Hey, where did those
two clowns come from?
I don't know,
but I'm getting
a good signal.
Save the tape.
They can't be important.
It's the Doctor I want.
You've got to get those
journalists away from here
so that we can
talk to the Doctor.
I can't,
I'll lose my job.
How'd you get out of jail?
We escaped.
You mean, I've got two escaped
jailbirds right on camera?
Troy, that must be him.
Okay, just keep walking.
Give the illusion that
you're going through
with the interview.
I am going through with it.
This is my first break.
Dr. Mortinson?
Yes, Miss Hamilton,
I expected you
to come alone.
These are the two gentlemen
you wanted to talk about.
Well, I thought you were...
Oh, yes,
of course.
Walls do not
a prison make.
Especially for
people like you.
Now, if I'm correct
in my assumption,
and I almost have to be,
there's no one on the face
of this Earth who could have
stood at my computer
and do what you did today.
No one on this Earth.
What are they
talking about?
Walls, prisons,
computers.
Nothing stuff.
What's the matter
with that girl?
Why doesn't she dump
those two guys and
get on with the interview?
This may be the most
important greeting
in the history of mankind.
I'm very flattered,
but why me?
May I suggest that
we find someplace else
to talk, Doctor?
We're being observed.
You bet you are.
And I'm not letting
you guys out of my sight.
My car is
right here.
Now, wait a minute.
Miss Hamilton, forgive me,
but I think we should do
this without you, thank you.
Whither you go,
I will follow.
Or I'll call the police
and turn in your
license number.
Could you hurry?
Time's important.
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Follow them.
Willy, this is making me mad.
Now, I've told you
not to make up stories.
It isn't a story, Daddy.
Really, I saw them.
You can ask Skipper.
All right, Son,
this has gone far enough.
We're going home.
And when we get there,
you're going to
get a little lesson
in not telling the truth.
Skipper? Skip?
I said come on. Skip!
Skip?
(BARKING)
Daddy, look!
Let's go.
Adama, your grandson
was to have reported
in long ago.
We've heard
from all the others.
Xavier,
please be patient.
The folly of the whole plan is
so desperately dangerous,
I cannot agree.
Not exposing this planet Earth
to our enemies
is in the best interest
of our Earth brothers
and ourselves.
That I agree with!
But we have other means.
A tool we have sought for
generations and possess,
thanks to our young genius.
If you are referring
to the time warp synthesizer,
I cannot agree.
The whole concept
of time travel is
extremely dangerous.
Forcing a whole
civilization forward
beyond the speed of light,
pushing it back
into the past.
It's never even been tried.
Adama,
what could be more vital
to the speeding up
of Earth's civilization
and by going back
into her past
and introducing scientific
tools hundreds of Earth years
earlier?
We know nothing of
the consequences of changing
that which has already been.
Then we'll find out.
I could lead an expedition
into Earth's past.
We could introduce
electronics, flight,
atomic energy.
Let me at least present it
to the council for a vote.
The council has never
overruled Dr. Zee.
He has never been wrong.
It has never been
this critical.
Side with me.
I am a great leader.
I could deliver us a planet
capable of saving us now.
Stay with him, Al.
Still behind us.
Here, let me
drive this thing.
Slide over back.
Dillon, have you
lost your mind?
You've never driven
one of these machines.
I mean, it looks easy.
I've been watching him.
What does he mean
he's never driven before?
Quite possibly