Battlestar Galactica episode with a western gunfight

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Very faint memories of this, probably from the original TV series. I've tried searching for Wild West shootout and variations but no joy.



There was like a cowboy saloon and a fighter pilot went outside and had a 'draw and shoot' with a Cylon on the street, there was something about his gun (can't remember exactly what) and anyway he won.



I'm trying to track down the episode name/number.






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Very faint memories of this, probably from the original TV series. I've tried searching for Wild West shootout and variations but no joy.



There was like a cowboy saloon and a fighter pilot went outside and had a 'draw and shoot' with a Cylon on the street, there was something about his gun (can't remember exactly what) and anyway he won.



I'm trying to track down the episode name/number.






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Very faint memories of this, probably from the original TV series. I've tried searching for Wild West shootout and variations but no joy.



There was like a cowboy saloon and a fighter pilot went outside and had a 'draw and shoot' with a Cylon on the street, there was something about his gun (can't remember exactly what) and anyway he won.



I'm trying to track down the episode name/number.






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Very faint memories of this, probably from the original TV series. I've tried searching for Wild West shootout and variations but no joy.



There was like a cowboy saloon and a fighter pilot went outside and had a 'draw and shoot' with a Cylon on the street, there was something about his gun (can't remember exactly what) and anyway he won.



I'm trying to track down the episode name/number.






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  • It sounds almost like a Red Dwarf episode.
    – Burgi
    just now
















  • It sounds almost like a Red Dwarf episode.
    – Burgi
    just now















It sounds almost like a Red Dwarf episode.
– Burgi
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It sounds almost like a Red Dwarf episode.
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Series 1 Episode 4 "The Lost Warrior" contains a Cylon gunslinger. The Wikipedia entry refers to this episode as:




Marooned on a frontier planet, Apollo befriends a young widow and her son, rallying a town against "Red Eye"— a likewise marooned, yet memory-damaged, Cylon centurion gunslinger. The storyline is very much reminiscent of the classic western Shane.







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    Marooned on a frontier planet, Apollo befriends a young widow and her son, rallying a town against "Red Eye"— a likewise marooned, yet memory-damaged, Cylon centurion gunslinger. The storyline is very much reminiscent of the classic western Shane.







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      Marooned on a frontier planet, Apollo befriends a young widow and her son, rallying a town against "Red Eye"— a likewise marooned, yet memory-damaged, Cylon centurion gunslinger. The storyline is very much reminiscent of the classic western Shane.







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        Series 1 Episode 4 "The Lost Warrior" contains a Cylon gunslinger. The Wikipedia entry refers to this episode as:




        Marooned on a frontier planet, Apollo befriends a young widow and her son, rallying a town against "Red Eye"— a likewise marooned, yet memory-damaged, Cylon centurion gunslinger. The storyline is very much reminiscent of the classic western Shane.







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        Series 1 Episode 4 "The Lost Warrior" contains a Cylon gunslinger. The Wikipedia entry refers to this episode as:




        Marooned on a frontier planet, Apollo befriends a young widow and her son, rallying a town against "Red Eye"— a likewise marooned, yet memory-damaged, Cylon centurion gunslinger. The storyline is very much reminiscent of the classic western Shane.








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