Battlestar Galactica

The visual effects team won a 2008 Emmy Award in the category of Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series. The award was granted for this episode in particular. Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series - "He That Believeth In Me" --Gary Hutzel, Visual Effects Supervisor --Michael Gibson, Visual Effects Producer --David Takemura, Visual Effects Coordinator --Doug Drexler, CGI Supervisor --Kyle Toucher, CG Artist --Sean Jackson, CG Artist --Pierre Drolet, CG Modeler --Aurore de Blois, Senior Compositor --Derek Ledbetter, Compositor This episode was responsible for two of the six 2008 Emmy Award nominations that Battlestar Galactica received. In addition to the visual effects award, editor Julius Ramsay earned a nomination in the category of Outstanding Single-camera Picture Editing For A Drama Series - "He That Believeth In Me".

For the initial UK broadcast of Season 4 on Sky One (April 15, 2008), this episode aired back-to-back with the second episode, "Six Of One." The final credits of both episodes were shown simultaneously, side by side, in split screen at the end of the broadcast.

There are now 39,698 survivors in the fleet, according to the number shown after the teaser. The total includes 1,701 fewer people than the previous count did. There were 41,399 survivors after the teaser in the Season 3 episode "The Son Also Rises." No survivor count was shown during the final two episodes of Season 3.

Katee Sackhoff read the "Previously on Battlestar Galactica" line at the beginning of this episode.

With this first episode of Season 4, a new intro sequence is added. The onscreen text reads "Twelve Cylon Models, Seven are known, Four live in secret, One will be revealed." As the words "Four live in secret" are shown, the faces of Chief Tyrol, Col. Tigh, Samuel Anders and Tory Foster are displayed, confirming that they are indeed Cylons.