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Goof: It's never made clear what Starbuck was going to do for food once his emergency rations ran out. Plus it seems hard to believe that he was carrying enough rations in that one fighter to last as long as they did, especially once he had to feed two more people.
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Starbuck has been on this planet for several weeks, with the Galactica moving farther all the time. How could that little ship possibly hold enough fuel to catch up to the fleet?
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The episode uses several references to Earth terms for units of time, rather than the BSG convention of sectars, yahrens and other alien terms.
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And finale features three Centurions landing on the planet in search of Starbuck and their downed colleague. Cy and Starbuck shoot them all dead, but Cy deactivates. First off, Starbuck now has three more Cylons to try to attempt to fix Cy. Second, the three Centurions landed in a ship. Why doesn't Starbuck try to use it to escape from the planet?
Answer to the last: It was established in the BSG episode "The Hand Of God" that a minimum of two pilots is required to fly a Cylon Raider.