refinery captain's
still not cooperating.
And now seven
other container ships...
are refusing
to release their supplies,
food, medicine, even coffee.
Coffee?
This is getting ridiculous.
Frak this. lt's time
to get their attention.
l'm sending in the Marines.
l want a Raptor
and an armed
Marine boarding party...
for every ship
refusing the re-supply order.
Sir, we're stretched
pretty thin on manpower.
l'm not sure
we have enough
Marine non-coms...
to command
that many boarding parties.
Pull pilots
and deck officers...
to command
the boarding parties
if you have to.
Tell them to get over there
and bring back the supplies.
Whatever it takes.
Make it happen, Lieutenant.
Yes, sir.
People, step back.
All right.
We're just here
for the supplies!
Stay out of our way
and no one gets hurt!
(Palladino)
For the last time!
Step back, all right!
Get back!
(people clamoring)
(gun fires)
(woman screams)
(groans)
(screaming)
Cease fire!
(machines beeping)
(Tigh)
Four civilian dead. How the
frak could this have happened?
What did you expect, genius?
You put a pilot
in charge of crowd control.
(people chattering)
Palladino!
Did you give the order
to shoot on that crowd?
No, sir. Of course not.
The crowd surrounded us.
Were they armed?
No, sir, but...
you had to be there.
They were yelling
and screaming at us...
and then it got violent.
They started throwing things,
canisters...
coffee, l think.
Coffee?
You shot people
for throwing coffee?
The crowd was out of control,
they were pressing in on us.
My men were getting hurt.
Somebody took a shot...
l don't know who it was.
Then all hell broke loose.
lf ever we needed you, Bill,
it's right now.
Troops shooting
unarmed civilians.
This is a travesty.
He has truly stepped
over the line. lt'll cause
an explosion in the fleet.
The press will have
a field day.
The ships will
begin to splinter.
The Cylons will be able
to eliminate us
a few ships at a time.
l've got to
get out of here now.
Corporal.
l'm right with you.
l'm so glad you said that.
l wanna take Billy
and Elosha with me.
Of course you do.
l've worked out a way
of getting us
in the hangar deck...
and l can get us a Raptor.
But we're still gonna need
clearance to get off the ship.
l know how to get that.
You do?
Mmm-hmm. The question is,
where do we go
once we get off this ship?
We'll have to find some place
to hide in the fleet...
while we rally support
among the people.
(Apollo)
l've got an idea about that.
You're not gonna like it.
l'm not cut out for this.
l never was.
Don't talk like that, Saul.
This is your moment.
Me and Bill, side by side,
that was the deal.
lt was never
supposed to be me alone.
Well, like it or not,
you're in command.
So you better deal with it.
l don't want to
''deal with it.'' l do not want
a command, don't you get it?
Jeez, why do l
listen to you?
What are you talking....
l never told you to send
troops out to that ship.
No, no.
You didn't tell me
to send troops anywhere.
You just manipulate.
You always do. You put
the knife in and you twist it.
Oh, right.
You're gonna blame me
for your own inadequacies?
l'm not blaming you, Ellen.
You are so frakking passive...
that if l didn't push you...
Well, forget it.
...you'd never get your head
out of that frakking bottle
and do anything!
(bottle shattering)
l'm warning you, l'm telling--
Get your....
(grunting)
(moaning)
Oh, yeah.
l love you so much.
Shut up, Ellen.
l guess
you really must hate me.
l don't know
if it makes any difference
right now...
but l'm really sorry
you got pulled into this.
You know, what we had--
Was nothing. Nothing.
You're a machine. l'm not.
Well, whatever l am,
l know how l felt.
Software doesn't
have feelings.
(Baltar)
Open cell.
l never meant to hurt you.
(gate opening)
l'd like
some privacy, please.
l'll be fine,
thank you.
And how are we
this evening?
What do