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Battlestar Galactica Rewatch Plan The "Tigh" Manuever Ep Per Week Episode Title Ep. # Series Timeline Week of April 6th 4 Mini-series Part 1 1 Mini-series Mini-series Part 2 2 Mini-series "33" 1 Season One "Water" 2 Season One Week of April 13th 3 "Bastille Day" 3 Season One "Act of Contrition" 4 Season One "You Can't Go Home Again" 5 Season One Week of April 20th 3 "Litmus" 6 Season One "Six Degrees of Separation" 7 Season One "Flesh and Bone 8 Season One Week of April 27th 3 "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down" 9 Season One "The Hand of God" 10 Season One "Colonial Day" 11 Season One Week of May 4th 3 "Kobol's Last Gleaming" (Part 1) 12 Season One "Kobol's Last Gleaming" (Part 2) 13 Season One "Scattered" 1 Season Two Week of May 11th 3 "Valley of Darkness" 2 Season Two "Fragged" 3 Season Two "Resistance" 4 Season Two Week of May 18th 3 "The Farm" 5 Season Two "Home" (Part 1) 6 Season Two "Home" (Part 2) 7 Season Two Week of May 25th 2 "Final Cut" 8 Season Two "Flight of the Phoenix" 9 Season Two Week of June 1st 3 "Pegasus" 10 Season Two "Resurrection Ship" Part 1 11 Season Two "Resurrection Ship" Part 2 12 Season Two Week of June 8th 3 "Epiphanies" 13 Season Two "Black Market" 14 Season Two "Scar" 15 Season Two Week of June 15th 3 "Sacrifice" 16 Season Two "The Captain's Hand" 17 Season Two "Downloaded" 18 Season Two Week of June 22nd 2 "Lay Down Your Burdens" (Part 1) 19 Season Two "Lay Down Your Burdens" (Part 2) 20 Season Two The Resistance webisodes Optional Week of June 29th 2 "Occupation" 1 Season Three "Precipice" 2 Season Three Week of July 6th 3 "Exodus" (Part 1) 3 Season Three "Exodus" (Part 2) 4 Season Three "Collaborators" 5 Season Three Week of July 13th 2 "Torn" 6 Season Three "A Measure of Salvation" 7 Season Three Week of July 20th 3 "Hero" 8 Season Three "Unfinished Business" 9 Season Three "The Passage" 10 Season Three Week of July 27th 3 "The Eye of Jupiter" 11 Season Three "Rapture" 12 Season Three "Taking a Break from All Your Worries" 13 Season Three Week of Aug 3rd 3 "The Woman King" 14 Season Three "A Day in the Life" 15 Season Three "Dirty Hands" 16 Season Three Week of Aug 10th 2 "Maelstrom" 17 Season Three "The Son Also Rises" 18 Season Three Week of Aug 17th 2 "Crossroads" (Part 1) 19 Season Three "Crossroads" (Part 2) 20 Season Three Battlestar Galactica Razor Optional Week of Aug 24th 3 "He That Believeth in Me" 1 Season Four "Six of One" 2 Season Four "The Ties That Bind" 3 Season Four Week of Aug 31st 3 "Escape Velocity" 4 Season Four "The Road Less Traveled" 5 Season Four "Faith" 6 Season Four Week of Sep 7th 3 "Guess What's Coming to Dinner" 7 Season Four "Sine Qua Non" 8 Season Four "The Hub" 9 Season Four Week of Sep 14th 3 "Revelations" 10 Season Four "Some Times a Great Notion" 11 Season Four "A Disquiet Follows My Soul" 12 Season Four Week of Sep 21st 3 "The Oath" 13 Season Four "Blood of the Scales" 14 Season Four "No Exit" 15 Season Four Week of Sep 28th 3 "Deadlock" 16 Season Four "Someone to Watch Over Me" 17 Season Four "Islanded in a Stream of Stars" 18 Season Four Week of Oct 5th 3 Daybreak (Part 1) 19 Season Four Daybreak (Part 2) 20 Season Four Daybreak (Part 3) 21 Season Four Episode Count 76 Battlestar Galactica: The Plan Optional Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome Optional Week of Oct 19th 3 "Pilot" 1 Caprica "Pilot" 2 Caprica "Rebirth" 3 Caprica Week of Oct 26th 2 "Reins of a Waterfall" 4 Caprica "Gravedancing" 5 Caprica Week of Nov 2nd 2 "There Is Another Sky" 6 Caprica "Know Thy Enemy" 7 Caprica Week of Nov 9th 2 "The Imperfections of Memory" 8 Caprica "Ghosts in the Machine" 9 Caprica Week of Nov 16th 2 "End of Line" 10 Caprica "Unvanquished" 11 Caprica Week of Nov 23rd 2 "Retribution" 12 Caprica "Things We Lock Away" 13 Caprica Week of Nov 30th 2 "False Labor" 14 Caprica "Blowback" 15 Caprica Week of Dec 7th 2 "The Dirteaters" 16 Caprica "The Heavens Will Rise" 17 Caprica Week of Dec 14th 2 "Here Be Dragons" 18 Caprica "Apotheosis" 19 Caprica Episode Count 19.
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