If you would give yourself over to God's will, you'd find peace in His love like I have.
[trying to get her dress off] Can you help me with this zipper?
Battlestar Galactica (2003) · Season 1, Episode 7
“Six Degrees of Separation” · Season 1, Episode 7
In this episode: Gaius Baltar (5), Virtual Six (2), Laura Roslin (1)
If you would give yourself over to God's will, you'd find peace in His love like I have.
[trying to get her dress off] Can you help me with this zipper?
Are you running a glitch in the program or something? Because you say the same thing over and over again. Now I've accepted your God and all that. Can't we reboot the hard drive?
He's not my God, He is God.
Yeah, your God, my God, everyone's God. He's big enough for all of us, isn't He?
Which leads me to the inescapable conclusion that Cylons are, in the final analysis, little more than toasters... with great-looking legs.
[Roslin visits Baltar in the brig after he is accused of treason.]
I want to believe you. I want to believe that I haven't made such a profound error in judgment in trusting you, in asking your advice. But here's where we are, Doctor. If anyone can be a Cylon, and it's hard to tell us apart then we only have one thing left to trust. Our instincts, our feelings. And the moment they told me it was your face in the photo I knew I believed it. I believe you were involved in the attack... somehow. I feel it.
You'll forgive me, Madam President, if I don't wish to be executed based solely on your gut feeling.
May the gods have mercy on your soul.
Dr. Amarak gave the disk to me before he died.
What, as opposed to after he died?
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