Taking a Break From All Your Worries
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| "Taking a Break From All Your Worries" An episode of the Re-imagined Series | |||
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| Episode No. | Season 3, Episode 13 | ||
| Writer(s) | Michael Taylor | ||
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| Director | Edward James Olmos | ||
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| US airdate |  2007-01-28
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| Population | 41,403 survivors | ||
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| Rapture | Taking a Break From All Your Worries | The Woman King | |
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Overview
- Baltar is rigorously questioned about his past and what the Cylons know about Earth. Meanwhile, both Kara Thrace and Lee Adama struggle with their feelings for one another and are forced to make a decision about their respective marriages.
Summary
Questions
- What is the nature of Chief Tyrol's worries? Does he really have marital problems with Cally?
- What is going to happen to Caprica Six aboard Galactica, and what will her role be in future episodes? In the "bonus" scene on SciFi's website, Roslin discovers evidence that Caprica was the Cylon model that broke into the Colonial defenses before the attack.
Analysis
Notes
- This is the second episode of the series to be directed by Edward James Olmos. The first was Season 1's "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down".
- With 30 characters, this episode has the longest title of any Re-imagined Series episode to date.
- The title is also a partial quote from "Where Everybody Knows Your Name," the theme song to the television program Cheers written by Gary Portnoy & Judy Hart Angelo. — "Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got./Taking a break from all your worries, sure would help a lot."
Noteworthy Dialogue
Official Statements
- Tyrol's toast to Lee Adama after discovering Joe's Bar:
- Tyrol: To marriage. Why we build bars.