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Battlestar Galactica :: The Plan (04x22)
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| Title: | The Plan |
| Original Airdate: | Sunday January 10th, 2010 |
| Special Runtime: | 120 Minutes |
| Voting Closed: | Open in: 42 Days, 2 Hours |
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Orchestrated by the spiteful Number One model, the Cylons carry out a devastating attack on the Twelve Colonies, but things don't go so well. Remnants of humanity survive among a small fleeing fleet of ships and a band of resistance fighters on Caprica. Determined to finish the end of humanity and strike back at their Cylon mothers and fathers, two copies set out to clean up the aftermath, but run into problematic factors they didn't calculate when they started.
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The following appears before the closing credits:
Harvey Frand was the show's line producer who passed away July 23, 2009.
| Several actors from the series make appearances in this episode, but are not credited because they're culled exclusively from material from the series. Chiefly among them are series stars Katee Sackhoff, Jamie Bamber, and James Callis. Curiously, there is no visual or audio material of Mary McDonnell whatsoever.
| Lucy Lawless is the only actor to portray a Cylon who does appear in in this film in new material, making only one appearance in the form of reused footage.
| This film was originally scheduled to make its television premiere November 2009 before being pushed back to January 2010, presumably to coincide with the airing of the prequel series Caprica. The DVD and BluRay were released on October 27th, 2009.
| The planet seen in the Universal logo, which is traditionally Earth, is actually Caprica.
| Although no human name is provided for the Six posing as a prostitute, she is referred to in the script as "Tough Six".
| The Six talking to Boomer in one of the flashbacks is Gina Inviere. The scene itself is actually an outtake from "Daybreak".
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