Battlestar Galactica ('04)

The crew is put to the test as sleep deprivation mixes with the gloomy reality of a Cylon-apocalypse. They have just 33 minutes to make a Jump and elude the Cylons.

A main water reserve ruptures and millions of gallons of fresh water are lost. It appears as if the ship was sabotaged - perhaps by a Cylon agent from within.

Lee Adama tries to persuade the Astral Queen, a prison ship, to help pump water onto Galactica. Once on board, however, the prisoners have different plans.

Starbuck is forced to admit her role in the death of Adama's son, Zak.

Commander Adama and Lee Adama risk the welfare of the entire fleet to search for Kara Thrace, missing and presumed dead after a battle with a Cylon Raider.

A suicide bomber detonates himself aboard Galactica, but when the insurgent is revealed to be a human-like Cylon, rumor of such a thing becomes hard reality.

Gaius Balter is accused of treason by Number 6 (posing as someone named Shelly Godfrey). As the Galactica crew investigates the matter, Baltar ponders his fate.

"Are Cylons man or machine?" Kara Thrace discovers the limits to her own humanity when she's ordered to torture a Cylon who claims he's put a bomb aboard Galactica.

When Commander Adama brings Saul Tigh's wife (presumed dead) on board the Galactica, it spurs more of the Cylon paranoia already rampant throughout the fleet.

After months of fleeing from the Cylons, Adama decides to take the fight to the enemy.

President Laura Roslin finds herself pitted against her old nemesis, Tom Zarek, when she organizes a grand event to announce her choice for Vice President.

Colonial Raptors locate the planet Kobol, legendary birthplace of man. Laura and Adama battle over the benefits and dangers in unlocking Kobol's ancient mysteries.

While Adama makes plans to destroy the Cylon base ship over Kobol, Laura focuses on ancient prophecy to find a path to Earth.