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In the main plot of the show, the [[Cylons]] return to fight the human race.  However, the [[Cylons]] have evolved - or developed themselves - to appear human.  Using various sleeper agents, they permeate the Twelve Colonies and bring about a massive surprise attack, leaving only around 40,000 humans alive.

In the main plot of the show, the [[Cylons]] return to fight the human race.  However, the [[Cylons]] have evolved - or developed themselves - to appear human.  Using various sleeper agents, they permeate the Twelve Colonies and bring about a massive surprise attack, leaving only around 40,000 humans alive.

The first season details humanity's escape from the Twelve Colonies after the [[Cylon]] attack.  The second details humanity's attempt to forge a political system within the fleet, ending in a presidential election and the settlement of a new planet.  The third season details the fall-out from both of these events, and the search for the elusive "Thirteenth Colony," [[Earth]], a world shrouded in mythology, which the humans believe will be their safe haven from the [[Cylons]].<ref>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407362/</ref>

The first season describes humanity's escape from the Twelve Colonies after the [[Cylon]] attack.  The second follows humanity's attempt to forge a political system within the fleet, ending in a presidential election and the settlement of a new planet.  The third season covers humanity's recuperation from the fall-out from both of these events, and the search for the elusive "Thirteenth Colony," [[Earth]], a world shrouded in mythology, which the humans believe will be their safe haven from the [[Cylons]].  The third season also significantly develops the prophetic plotline, and reveals a great secret of the show - the identity of all twelve [[Cylon|Cylons]].  The fourth season (which may be the last) will most likely focus on the search for [[Earth]].<ref>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407362/</ref>

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