Battlestar Galactica | Lobotomising The Raiders

The Cylons are starting to tear apart.

From Season 4 Episode 2 ‘Six of One’, The Cylons confront the taboo mystery of the Final Five, Kara is pushed too far.

[zacharyzier]

It would have been really, really cool if when he told the Centurions to leave the Centurions said “No” in their old school TOS voices

[Lightray]

"First thing they learned is what you were doing to the Raiders. You can imagine how they felt" I love that line.

[ethrsag]

You gotta love how condescending Cavill was to Six when she kept insisting on halting the Raiders’ lobotomization “For the last 😂🤣

[teencomment]

How ironic, the Cylons try to kill humans for making them slaves, yet they make slaves of their own sentient robotic servants.

[AudioAndroid]

What makes this scene really sell is the shaking in her voice, she is nervous, just as anyone would be in this situation, even with the cards stacked on her side, great acting and writing.

[Arkalius]

"You've been pointing fingers, falsely accusing me of manipulation just short of tyranny" Ironically that's exactly what Cavil was doing... he tyrannically manipulated all the cylons to get what he wanted.

[artygunnar]

Tell me, have you ever heard of the tragedy of cavell the cylon? Ironic, he tried to fight for his free will but took it away from others

[halwakka]

1:59 Love the centurion's reaction in the backgorund.
"They did WHAT to our raider buddies?"

[NtoTheM]

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what happens when the illusion of power disappears and the one with the sword in hand doesn't want the coin the nobleman offers him anymore.

[GravesRWFiA]

one can't beleive Cavell didn't understand what he was doing. The cylons hated humans for stripping them of free will and trying to destroy them when they found it, but then he does the exact same thing himself.

[ALBAMA]

Love how the Centurions looked at each other like “is this guy serious?”

[Somewhat-Evil]

‘Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote’”

[ClassicStreetIron]

Removing the inhibitors is what sets the Cylon cycle in motion. Giving them the base ship so they can find their own home-world is what cements it in stone.

[ge]

"They're not here to vote."

Oh

[LostMercenary]

"You can't do anything without a vote."
"No we can't do anything with one."

Yup that sounds like politics alright.

[BryanHobbsMcCalister]

For me this was the most HUMAN act the cylons had between one another.

[darthdrew]

- "You can't do anything without a vote."
- "No, we can't do anything with one, so we're finished voting."

[rosesweetcharlotte]

I always loved the Centurions. Those big guys don't get enough credit.

[Raynsideways]

The Guardian Hybrid said it best:

"They will know enmity. Bitterness. The wrenching agony of the one splintering into the many."

[Midnight.Shadows]

God I love this scene. The Cylons started to realize that what they had done was wrong. They acted human. Then actively looked for the colonial fleet to get help and protection. Turning point in the entire series. Sure the religious stuff got a bit much but the story was still wonderful, 10/10 would watch again.