Lighten up a little bit. It's only the end of the world.
Starbuck
:
So, barely competent and paranoid? That's a hell of a combination.
Gaius Baltar
:
All right, that's it! No more Mr. Nice Gaius!
Number Six
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Wake up and smell the psychosis already.
Number Six
:
I always loved the view. Sunlight on the water. It's my favorite spot in the universe.
Gaius Baltar
:
Yeah, it's magical. Too bad you nuked it.
William Adama
:
You're not listening.
Gaius Baltar
:
I don't have to listen. I'm the President.
Galen Tyrol
:
There must be some kind of way out of here.
Saul Tigh
:
Said the Joker to the thief.
Samuel Anders
:
There's too much confusion here.
Tory Forster
:
I can't get no relief.
Gaius Baltar
:
I have no guilt.
Galen Tyrol
:
But there comes a time when you realize that the engine you've built with your blood and your sweat and your tears is being used for something so foul, so perverted that it makes you sick in your heart. And it's then that you must throw your body on the gears and on the levers and on the machine itself and make it stop. And you have to show the people who run it, the people who control it, that unless we're free, that machine will be prevented from working at all.
Gaius Baltar
:
Guilt is something people feel when they run out of excuses for their behavior.
William Adama
:
We need to start having babies.
Saul Tigh
:
Is that an order?
Number Six
:
This is the face of the shape of things to come.
Number Six
:
Are you alive?
William Adama
:
It's not enough to survive. One has to be worthy of surviving.
Leoben Conoy
:
All this has happened before, and all of it will happen again
Romo Lampkin
:
Lampkin's First Rule of Legal Dynamics: When an irresistible force meets a movable object, stand aside and wait for the class action suit.
All this has happened before...
Lee Adama
:
But it doesn't have to happen again. Not if we make up our minds, to change. take a different path right here right now.
Lee Adama
:
Good news! You're not dead... yet.
Leoben Conoy
:
To know the face of God is to know madness.
William Adama
:
There's a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people.
