Astral Queen - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Category:TRS" to "{{indicator|TRS}}[[Category:TRS"

2025-07-19T21:03:43Z

Text replacement - "[[Category:TRS" to "{{indicator|TRS}}[[Category:TRS"

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	[[de:Astral Queen]]		[[de:Astral Queen]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

2025-06-30T18:13:20Z

Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

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	''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s denizens begin to lend services to other ships in the Fleet, as [[Marshall Bagot]] notes when casting his vote for Zarek as Roslin's vice president {{TRS\|Colonial Day}}.		''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s denizens begin to lend services to other ships in the Fleet, as [[Marshall Bagot]] notes when casting his vote for Zarek as Roslin's vice president {{TRS\|Colonial Day}}.

	Later, when Roslin's presidency is terminated by Adama, Roslin and her cohorts flee ''Galactica'' to hide among various ships within the Fleet {{TRS\|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II\|Fragged}}, ending up on ''Astral Queen''. ''Queen'' becomes the ''de facto'' command vessel of a splinter fleet comprising of ships supporting the [[Laura Roslin faction]], and they jump to [[Kobol (RDM)\|Kobol]] after the return of ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ and the [[Arrow of Apollo]] {{TRS\|The Farm\|Home, Part I}}. The remaining Fleet reunites with the separatists after Adama and Roslin reconcile their differences, departing Kobol with new knowledge as to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s location {{TRS\|Home, Part II}}.		Later, when Roslin's presidency is terminated by Adama, Roslin and her cohorts flee ''Galactica'' to hide among various ships within the Fleet {{TRS\|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II\|Fragged}}, ending up on ''Astral Queen''. ''Queen'' becomes the ''de facto'' command vessel of a splinter fleet comprising of ships supporting the [[Laura Roslin faction]], and they jump to [[Kobol (RDM)\|Kobol]] after the return of {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and the [[Arrow of Apollo]] {{TRS\|The Farm\|Home, Part I}}. The remaining Fleet reunites with the separatists after Adama and Roslin reconcile their differences, departing Kobol with new knowledge as to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s location {{TRS\|Home, Part II}}.

	===New Caprica===		===New Caprica===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Lee Adama" to "{{callsign|Lee Adama}}"

2025-02-08T16:16:47Z

Text replacement - "Lee Adama" to "{{callsign|Lee Adama}}"

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	===Dangerous Cargo===		===Dangerous Cargo===
	[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]		[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
	[[File:Bsg-1-03.jpg\|thumb\|[[Lee Adama]] gives [[Tom Zarek]] a choice {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]		[[File:Bsg-1-03.jpg\|thumb\|{{callsign\|Lee Adama}} gives [[Tom Zarek]] a choice {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
	At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.		At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.

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	Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.		Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.

	The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.		The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain {{callsign\|Lee Adama}}, agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

	=== Political Maneuvers ===		=== Political Maneuvers ===

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Dangerous Cargo */ changing Zarek pictures

2024-01-22T05:43:10Z

Dangerous Cargo: changing Zarek pictures

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	[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]		[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
			[[File:Bsg-1-03.jpg\|thumb\|[[Lee Adama]] gives [[Tom Zarek]] a choice {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
	At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.		At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.

	Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.~~[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|[[Tom Zarek]] speaks for the prisoners {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]~~The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

			Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.

			The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

	=== Political Maneuvers ===		=== Political Maneuvers ===

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	===Dangerous Cargo===		===Dangerous Cargo===
			[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
	At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.		At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.

	Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.		Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|[[Tom Zarek]] speaks for the prisoners {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

	The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

	=== Political Maneuvers ===		=== Political Maneuvers ===
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	===New Caprica===		===New Caprica===
	~~[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]~~
	~~[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|right\|Tom Zarek]]~~
	After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.		After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.

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	*In the home video release commentary for "[[Bastille Day]]":		*In the home video release commentary for "[[Bastille Day]]":
	**[[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]] say that in hindsight they feel that ''Astral Queen'' was a very poor choice of name for a prison ship, and they now wish they had used a different name.		**[[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]] say that in hindsight they feel that ''Astral Queen'' was a very poor choice of name for a prison ship, and they now wish they had used a different name.
	**''Astral Queen'' is named for [[MemoryAlpha:Astral Queen\|the transport]] mentioned in the original ''[[~~MemoryAlpha~~:Star Trek: The Original Series\|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[The Conscience of the King]]."		**''Astral Queen'' is named for [[MemoryAlpha:Astral Queen\|the transport]] mentioned in the original ''[[Memoryalpha:Star Trek: The Original Series\|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[Memoryalpha:The Conscience of the King\|The Conscience of the King]]."

	==References==		==References==

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	'''''Astral Queen''''' is a [[FTL]]-capable former starliner in [[The Fleet (RDM)\|the surviving Fleet of Colonial ships]]. Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]], the ship was converted for use as a prisoner transport vessel.		'''''Astral Queen''''' is a [[FTL]]-capable former starliner in [[The Fleet (RDM)\|the surviving Fleet of Colonial ships]]. Prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]], the ship was converted for use as a prisoner transport vessel, and carried 1,500<ref name=":0" /> male prisoners to pardon hearings on [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]] and made its way into [[The Fleet (TRS)\|the Fleet]].

	==Life in the Fleet==		==Life in the Fleet==

	===Dangerous Cargo===		===Dangerous Cargo===
	At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref>In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.		At the time of the Cylon attack, the vessel was carrying 1,500<ref name=":0">In the [[Miniseries]] the count was given as 500 and later retconned and increased to 1,500.</ref> male prisoners to their pardon hearings on {{RDM\|Caprica}}. ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} commanding officer, [[Wilkens]], was unsure what to do with the prisoners, and came close to abandoning them. The prisoners are spared when President [[Laura Roslin]] threatens to abandon the ship completely in response to Wilkins' threat {{TRS\|Miniseries\|Bastille Day}}.

	Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship ~~{{TRS\|Bastille Day}}~~. The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]].		Following sabotage aboard the battlestar ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}'' that destroys the majority of the Fleet's water reserves {{TRS\|Water}}, ''Astral Queen''{{'\|s}} prisoners are enlisted to mine ice from a [[Ice moon\|planetoid]] to replenish the Fleet's supply. However, the prisoners, led by [[Tom Zarek]], stage a break-out and hijacking of the ship.

			The situation is resolved jointly by a [[Colonial Marine Corps\|Marine]] assault from ''Galactica'' and by Captain [[Lee Adama]], agreeing to the core of Zarek's demands: that free and fair elections for a new president are held within the Fleet at the end of Laura Roslin's term - some seven months from the date of the revolt on ''Astral Queen''. In return for his surrender and the assistance of the prisoners in obtaining the much-needed water ice for the Fleet, Lee Adama leaves Zarek and his men in control of ''Astral Queen'', much to the chagrin of both President Roslin and Commander [[William Adama]] {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.

			=== Political Maneuvers ===
			[[File:Home Pt 1 - Promo 1.jpg\|thumb\|[[Quorum of Twelve (TRS)\|Quorum of Twelve]] leaders and [[Laura Roslin]] discuss their options after separating from [[The Fleet (TRS)\|the Fleet]] {{TRS\|Home, Part I}}]]
			''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s denizens begin to lend services to other ships in the Fleet, as [[Marshall Bagot]] notes when casting his vote for Zarek as Roslin's vice president {{TRS\|Colonial Day}}.

			Later, when Roslin's presidency is terminated by Adama, Roslin and her cohorts flee ''Galactica'' to hide among various ships within the Fleet {{TRS\|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II\|Fragged}}, ending up on ''Astral Queen''. ''Queen'' becomes the ''de facto'' command vessel of a splinter fleet comprising of ships supporting the [[Laura Roslin faction]], and they jump to [[Kobol (RDM)\|Kobol]] after the return of [[Kara Thrace]] and the [[Arrow of Apollo]] {{TRS\|The Farm\|Home, Part I}}. The remaining Fleet reunites with the separatists after Adama and Roslin reconcile their differences, departing Kobol with new knowledge as to [[Earth (RDM)\|Earth]]'s location {{TRS\|Home, Part II}}.

	===New Caprica===		===New Caprica===
	[[File:~~Screenshot (6088)~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|~~right~~\|~~Prisoner cells~~]]		[[File:TRS - Bastille Day - Astral Queen Cell Block.jpg\|thumb\|''Astral Queen''<nowiki/>'s cell block {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.]]
	[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|right\|Tom Zarek]]		[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|right\|Tom Zarek]]
	After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.		After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.
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	The ship is successfully guided across a vast stellar cluster, after its passengers are temporarily relocated to ''Galactica'' {{TRS\|The Passage}}.		The ship is successfully guided across a vast stellar cluster, after its passengers are temporarily relocated to ''Galactica'' {{TRS\|The Passage}}.

	Several months later, when the Fleet jumps to the [[Ionian nebula]], ''Astral Queen'' loses power and is hit by a Cylon missile in the ensuing [[Battle of the Ionian Nebula\|battle]], but is able to flee after the Cylons make a sudden retreat. The damage is ~~minimal, and the vessel is eventually~~ repaired {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II\|He That Believeth in Me}}.		Several months later, when the Fleet jumps to the [[Ionian nebula]], ''Astral Queen'' loses power and is hit by a Cylon missile in the ensuing [[Battle of the Ionian Nebula\|battle]], but is able to flee after the Cylons make a sudden retreat. The minimal damage sustained is repaired {{TRS\|Crossroads, Part II\|He That Believeth in Me}}.

	===Gaeta's Mutiny===		===Gaeta's Mutiny===
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	*The ship is equipped with at least one "flare," launched upward from some point amidships and on the dorsal section {{TRS\|The Farm}}.		*The ship is equipped with at least one "flare," launched upward from some point amidships and on the dorsal section {{TRS\|The Farm}}.
	*The design and function of ''Astral Queen'' is an acknowledgment of the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}}~~, in which an identical design of vessel was defined as the~~ [[Prison Barge]].		*The design and function of ''Astral Queen'' is an acknowledgment of the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}}' [[Prison Barge]].
	*In the ~~DVD~~ commentary for "[[Bastille Day]]", [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]] say that in hindsight they feel that ''Astral Queen'' was a very poor choice of name for a prison ship, and they now wish they had used a different name.		*In the home video release commentary for "[[Bastille Day]]":
	*~~According to this same DVD commentary,~~ ''Astral Queen'' is named for [[MemoryAlpha:Astral Queen\|the transport]] mentioned in the original ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: The Original Series\|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[~~MemoryAlpha:The Conscience of the King\|~~The Conscience of the King]]."		**[[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]] say that in hindsight they feel that ''Astral Queen'' was a very poor choice of name for a prison ship, and they now wish they had used a different name.
			**''Astral Queen'' is named for [[MemoryAlpha:Astral Queen\|the transport]] mentioned in the original ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: The Original Series\|Star Trek]]'' episode "[[The Conscience of the King]]."

	==References==		==References==

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	===New Caprica===		===New Caprica===
	[[~~Image~~:Screenshot (6088).png\|thumb\|right\|Prisoner cells]]		[[File:Screenshot (6088).png\|thumb\|right\|Prisoner cells]]
	[[~~Image~~:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|right\|Tom Zarek]]		[[File:Screenshot (6089).png\|thumb\|right\|Tom Zarek]]
	After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.		After the colonization of [[New Caprica]], ''Astral Queen'' lands on the outskirts of [[New Caprica City]] next to ''[[Colonial One]]''. The vessel spends several months to a year on the planet exposed to the elements, which corrodes its hull. After the Cylons arrive on New Caprica, the ship is placed behind a locked gate along with other grounded Colonial ships, and its launch key is confiscated by the occupying Cylon authority {{TRS\|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II\|Exodus, Part I}}.

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	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

			=== Post-[[Fall of the Twelve Colonies\|Fall]] ===
	* [[Seaborne]]		* [[Seaborne]]
	* [[Starke]]		* [[Starke]]
	* [[Wilkens]]		* [[Wilkens]]

			=== Post-Zarek Revolt ===

			* [[Tom Zarek]]
			* [[Meier]]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	* [[Seaborne]]		* [[Seaborne]]
	* [[Starke]]		* [[Starke]]
	* [[~~Wilkins~~]]		* [[Wilkens]]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==