Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse 2 - Revision history

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

2025-07-19T18:04:30Z

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

2025-02-08T17:06:31Z

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	==Analysis==		==Analysis==
	*The [[Re-imagined Series]] episode, "[[A Measure of Salvation]]," also finds Admiral [[William Adama]], like his Original Series counterpart, weighing the consequences of inflicting genocide on the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons in his universe]] with a [[Lymphocytic encephalitis\|ancient human virus]] that President [[Laura Roslin]] wants to weaponize to destroy all of their pursuers as a race, once and for all.		*The [[Re-imagined Series]] episode, "[[A Measure of Salvation]]," also finds Admiral [[William Adama]], like his Original Series counterpart, weighing the consequences of inflicting genocide on the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons in his universe]] with a [[Lymphocytic encephalitis\|ancient human virus]] that President [[Laura Roslin]] wants to weaponize to destroy all of their pursuers as a race, once and for all.
	*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, [[Lee Adama]], thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.		*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, {{callsign\|Lee Adama}}, thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.
	*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.		*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.
	*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]," however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the {{TOS\|Religion in the Twelve Colonies\|religion of the Colonials}}.		*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]," however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the {{TOS\|Religion in the Twelve Colonies\|religion of the Colonials}}.

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2024-02-20T22:13:05Z

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	*Abbadon takes the aggressive approach, asking Adama's image if he is calling to arrange terms of surrender. Adama responds that the Cylon should identify himself or start talking of the ''Cylon's'' own terms of surrender.		*Abbadon takes the aggressive approach, asking Adama's image if he is calling to arrange terms of surrender. Adama responds that the Cylon should identify himself or start talking of the ''Cylon's'' own terms of surrender.
	*Adama tells him that the Colonials have the nano-cybrid. Meanwhile, Abbadon's forces approach the vicinity of the [[Korax nebula]] and the transmission.		*Adama tells him that the Colonials have the nano-cybrid. Meanwhile, Abbadon's forces approach the vicinity of the [[Korax nebula]] and the transmission.
	*As Abbadon tells Adama that the nano-cybrid is the work of "the infidel", Adama tells Abbadon that he is offering the Cylons a chance to move aside to allow his Fleet to pass--a diplomatic gesture that the Cylons [[Battle of Cimtar\|did not give the Colonials]] not long before. Adama tells the Cylon to cease hostilities and submit their fleet to a holding area where they can be monitored by the Colonials later.		*As Abbadon tells Adama that the nano-cybrid is the work of "the infidel," Adama tells Abbadon that he is offering the Cylons a chance to move aside to allow his Fleet to pass--a diplomatic gesture that the Cylons [[Battle of Cimtar\|did not give the Colonials]] not long before. Adama tells the Cylon to cease hostilities and submit their fleet to a holding area where they can be monitored by the Colonials later.
	*As Abbadon prepares his answer, his strike force finds a [[Colonial shuttle]] at the coordinates, but no one is aboard. Abbadon's answer is "no peace, no mercy."		*As Abbadon prepares his answer, his strike force finds a [[Colonial shuttle]] at the coordinates, but no one is aboard. Abbadon's answer is "no peace, no mercy."
	*Apollo looks on at Adama, who now feels that he has given the Cylons a chance to surrender.		*Apollo looks on at Adama, who now feels that he has given the Cylons a chance to surrender.
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	==Analysis==		==Analysis==
	*The [[Re-imagined Series]] episode, "[[A Measure of Salvation]]", also finds Admiral [[William Adama]], like his Original Series counterpart, weighing the consequences of inflicting genocide on the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons in his universe]] with a [[Lymphocytic encephalitis\|ancient human virus]] that President [[Laura Roslin]] wants to weaponize to destroy all of their pursuers as a race, once and for all.		*The [[Re-imagined Series]] episode, "[[A Measure of Salvation]]," also finds Admiral [[William Adama]], like his Original Series counterpart, weighing the consequences of inflicting genocide on the [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylons in his universe]] with a [[Lymphocytic encephalitis\|ancient human virus]] that President [[Laura Roslin]] wants to weaponize to destroy all of their pursuers as a race, once and for all.
	*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, [[Lee Adama]], thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.		*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, [[Lee Adama]], thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.
	*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.		*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.
	*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]", however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the {{TOS\|Religion in the Twelve Colonies\|religion of the Colonials}}.		*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]," however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the {{TOS\|Religion in the Twelve Colonies\|religion of the Colonials}}.

	==Questions==		==Questions==

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	<gallery mode="slideshow">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	~~Image~~:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		File:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	~~Image~~:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		File:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc2LeeCover.jpg\|Lee sketch cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc2LeeCover.jpg\|Lee sketch cover.
	~~Image~~:BSGCylonApoc2StarlinCov.jpg\|[[Jim Starlin]] cover.		File:BSGCylonApoc2StarlinCov.jpg\|[[Jim Starlin]] cover.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	\| next=[[Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse 3]]		\| next=[[Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Apocalypse 3]]
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	~~==Overview==~~		: ''After the Colonials fight off a {{alt\|Cylon\|TOS}} boarding party, they investigate the strange substance at the center of a mysterious Cylon internal civil conflict.''
	: ''After the Colonials fight off a Cylon boarding party, they investigate the strange substance at the center of a mysterious Cylon internal civil conflict.''

	==Summary==		==Summary==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "the ''Rising Star''" to "''Rising Star''"

2021-05-07T22:10:09Z

Text replacement - "the ''Rising Star''" to "''Rising Star''"

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	*Adama orders Boomer to note any changes or attempts to communicate, and to destroy it if it becomes aggressive. Boomer notes (as a dozen other armed Warriors move aside to allow Adama to leave the room) that they will have no hesistation in destroying their prisoner.		*Adama orders Boomer to note any changes or attempts to communicate, and to destroy it if it becomes aggressive. Boomer notes (as a dozen other armed Warriors move aside to allow Adama to leave the room) that they will have no hesistation in destroying their prisoner.
	*On [[Tessida]], Viceroy [[Abbadon]] reports to [[Imperious Leader]] [[Barkol]] of his efforts to rid his city of the "infidel" Cylons and their experiments. Barkol questions Abbadon's efforts, warning him that any leak of information about the infidel's experiment could mean the downfall of the Cylon Empire.		*On [[Tessida]], Viceroy [[Abbadon]] reports to [[Imperious Leader]] [[Barkol]] of his efforts to rid his city of the "infidel" Cylons and their experiments. Barkol questions Abbadon's efforts, warning him that any leak of information about the infidel's experiment could mean the downfall of the Cylon Empire.
	*Starbuck awakens to find [[Cassiopeia]] tending to him. He mistakenly calls her [[Aurora (TOS)\|"Aurora"]], inciting an return insult by Cassiopeia for reminding her of the events on the ''[[Rising Star]]'' and Starbuck's "old flame".<ref>This appears to be a research gaffe by the comic writers. {{TOS\|Aurora\|Aurora}} was a crewmember on the ship ''[[Celestra]]'' in the episode "[[Take the Celestra]]". While ~~the~~ ''Rising Star'' is a luxury ship that Starbuck and Aurora may have had an encounter on, it is more likely that the writers made an error.</ref>		*Starbuck awakens to find [[Cassiopeia]] tending to him. He mistakenly calls her [[Aurora (TOS)\|"Aurora"]], inciting an return insult by Cassiopeia for reminding her of the events on the ''[[Rising Star]]'' and Starbuck's "old flame".<ref>This appears to be a research gaffe by the comic writers. {{TOS\|Aurora\|Aurora}} was a crewmember on the ship ''[[Celestra]]'' in the episode "[[Take the Celestra]]". While ''Rising Star'' is a luxury ship that Starbuck and Aurora may have had an encounter on, it is more likely that the writers made an error.</ref>
	*Dr. Wilker explains the strange substance brought back by Apollo from [[Burania]]. The substance is a [[nano-cybrid]], a biological and nanotechnological substance that was intended to revert any Cylons it comes in contact with to return to their original reptilion state (a state that the Cylons willingly abandoned to become a fully robotic race, thousands of [[yahren]] before).		*Dr. Wilker explains the strange substance brought back by Apollo from [[Burania]]. The substance is a [[nano-cybrid]], a biological and nanotechnological substance that was intended to revert any Cylons it comes in contact with to return to their original reptilion state (a state that the Cylons willingly abandoned to become a fully robotic race, thousands of [[yahren]] before).
	*But the nano-cybrid doesn't work as designed, and Dr. Wilker wants to experiment on the Cylon prisoner to confirm his theory.		*But the nano-cybrid doesn't work as designed, and Dr. Wilker wants to experiment on the Cylon prisoner to confirm his theory.

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	== Alternate covers ==		== Alternate covers ==

	<gallery mode="slideshow" ~~widths=1000 heights=500~~>		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.

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	== Alternate covers ==		== Alternate covers ==

	<gallery>		<gallery mode="slideshow" widths=1000 heights=500>
	Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.		Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Golden.jpg\|[[Michael Golden]] cover.
	Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.		Image:BSG-Cylon-Apoc-2-Lee-Cover.jpg\|[[Pat Lee]] cover.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "{{TOS|Cylons|Cylons}}" to "{{TOS|Cylons}}"

2021-01-08T22:15:54Z

Text replacement - "{{TOS|Cylons|Cylons}}" to "{{TOS|Cylons}}"

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	*A stealth {{TOS\|Centurion\|Cylon}} stealth team had followed {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and {{TOS\|Apollo}} from their patrol and investigations on a [[Burania\|uninhabitable watery planet]]. The Cylons attack ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' with a boarding party.		*A stealth {{TOS\|Centurion\|Cylon}} stealth team had followed {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and {{TOS\|Apollo}} from their patrol and investigations on a [[Burania\|uninhabitable watery planet]]. The Cylons attack ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' with a boarding party.
	*{{TOS\|Adama}} is worried that the {{TOS~~\|Cylons~~\|Cylons}} may have detected the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet's]] presence in the [[Korax nebula]], and orders all {{TOS\|Viper\|Vipers}} to launch as a precaution. Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that no other Cylon presence has been detected.		*{{TOS\|Adama}} is worried that the {{TOS\|Cylons}} may have detected the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet's]] presence in the [[Korax nebula]], and orders all {{TOS\|Viper\|Vipers}} to launch as a precaution. Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that no other Cylon presence has been detected.
	*Apollo radios in from the science deck. He, Starbuck and Dr. [[Wilker]] are trapped on the science deck; the Cylons are deliberately approaching their location and are attempting to break in.		*Apollo radios in from the science deck. He, Starbuck and Dr. [[Wilker]] are trapped on the science deck; the Cylons are deliberately approaching their location and are attempting to break in.
	*While Adama orders a special Warrior group, the D-Com team, to help, Apollo realizes that they are pressed for time; the Cylons will be in the room in thirty [[micron]]s.		*While Adama orders a special Warrior group, the D-Com team, to help, Apollo realizes that they are pressed for time; the Cylons will be in the room in thirty [[micron]]s.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ])\ $\T\O\S$\|([A-Za-z0-9_, ])\]\]" to "{{TOS|$1|$2}}"

2020-09-12T22:55:11Z

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	*A stealth [[Centurion ~~(TOS)~~\|Cylon]] stealth team had followed {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and {{TOS\|Apollo}} from their patrol and investigations on a [[Burania\|uninhabitable watery planet]]. The Cylons attack ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' with a boarding party.		*A stealth {{TOS\|Centurion\|Cylon}} stealth team had followed {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and {{TOS\|Apollo}} from their patrol and investigations on a [[Burania\|uninhabitable watery planet]]. The Cylons attack ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' with a boarding party.
	*{{TOS\|Adama}} is worried that the [[Cylons ~~(TOS)~~\|Cylons]] may have detected the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet's]] presence in the [[Korax nebula]], and orders all [[Viper ~~(TOS)~~\|Vipers]] to launch as a precaution. Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that no other Cylon presence has been detected.		*{{TOS\|Adama}} is worried that the {{TOS\|Cylons\|Cylons}} may have detected the [[The Fleet (TOS)\|Fleet's]] presence in the [[Korax nebula]], and orders all {{TOS\|Viper\|Vipers}} to launch as a precaution. Colonel {{TOS\|Tigh}} notes that no other Cylon presence has been detected.
	*Apollo radios in from the science deck. He, Starbuck and Dr. [[Wilker]] are trapped on the science deck; the Cylons are deliberately approaching their location and are attempting to break in.		*Apollo radios in from the science deck. He, Starbuck and Dr. [[Wilker]] are trapped on the science deck; the Cylons are deliberately approaching their location and are attempting to break in.
	*While Adama orders a special Warrior group, the D-Com team, to help, Apollo realizes that they are pressed for time; the Cylons will be in the room in thirty [[micron]]s.		*While Adama orders a special Warrior group, the D-Com team, to help, Apollo realizes that they are pressed for time; the Cylons will be in the room in thirty [[micron]]s.
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	*Adama orders Boomer to note any changes or attempts to communicate, and to destroy it if it becomes aggressive. Boomer notes (as a dozen other armed Warriors move aside to allow Adama to leave the room) that they will have no hesistation in destroying their prisoner.		*Adama orders Boomer to note any changes or attempts to communicate, and to destroy it if it becomes aggressive. Boomer notes (as a dozen other armed Warriors move aside to allow Adama to leave the room) that they will have no hesistation in destroying their prisoner.
	*On [[Tessida]], Viceroy [[Abbadon]] reports to [[Imperious Leader]] [[Barkol]] of his efforts to rid his city of the "infidel" Cylons and their experiments. Barkol questions Abbadon's efforts, warning him that any leak of information about the infidel's experiment could mean the downfall of the Cylon Empire.		*On [[Tessida]], Viceroy [[Abbadon]] reports to [[Imperious Leader]] [[Barkol]] of his efforts to rid his city of the "infidel" Cylons and their experiments. Barkol questions Abbadon's efforts, warning him that any leak of information about the infidel's experiment could mean the downfall of the Cylon Empire.
	*Starbuck awakens to find [[Cassiopeia]] tending to him. He mistakenly calls her [[Aurora (TOS)\|"Aurora"]], inciting an return insult by Cassiopeia for reminding her of the events on the ''[[Rising Star]]'' and Starbuck's "old flame".<ref>This appears to be a research gaffe by the comic writers. [[Aurora ~~(TOS)~~\|Aurora]] was a crewmember on the ship ''[[Celestra]]'' in the episode "[[Take the Celestra]]". While the ''Rising Star'' is a luxury ship that Starbuck and Aurora may have had an encounter on, it is more likely that the writers made an error.</ref>		*Starbuck awakens to find [[Cassiopeia]] tending to him. He mistakenly calls her [[Aurora (TOS)\|"Aurora"]], inciting an return insult by Cassiopeia for reminding her of the events on the ''[[Rising Star]]'' and Starbuck's "old flame".<ref>This appears to be a research gaffe by the comic writers. {{TOS\|Aurora\|Aurora}} was a crewmember on the ship ''[[Celestra]]'' in the episode "[[Take the Celestra]]". While the ''Rising Star'' is a luxury ship that Starbuck and Aurora may have had an encounter on, it is more likely that the writers made an error.</ref>
	*Dr. Wilker explains the strange substance brought back by Apollo from [[Burania]]. The substance is a [[nano-cybrid]], a biological and nanotechnological substance that was intended to revert any Cylons it comes in contact with to return to their original reptilion state (a state that the Cylons willingly abandoned to become a fully robotic race, thousands of [[yahren]] before).		*Dr. Wilker explains the strange substance brought back by Apollo from [[Burania]]. The substance is a [[nano-cybrid]], a biological and nanotechnological substance that was intended to revert any Cylons it comes in contact with to return to their original reptilion state (a state that the Cylons willingly abandoned to become a fully robotic race, thousands of [[yahren]] before).
	*But the nano-cybrid doesn't work as designed, and Dr. Wilker wants to experiment on the Cylon prisoner to confirm his theory.		*But the nano-cybrid doesn't work as designed, and Dr. Wilker wants to experiment on the Cylon prisoner to confirm his theory.
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	*Later, Apollo asks Dr. Wilker if the nano-cybrid can be transformed into a weapon. Adama asks Wilker to leave for a moment to discuss matters with Apollo.		*Later, Apollo asks Dr. Wilker if the nano-cybrid can be transformed into a weapon. Adama asks Wilker to leave for a moment to discuss matters with Apollo.
	*Adama is worried that the use of the nano-cybrid as a weapon to destroy the Cylons could bring about an "apocalypse". Apollo counters that the Cylons ''themselves'' are the apocalypse, noting that 70 million humans, including his [[Ila\|mother]] and [[Zac\|younger brother]] are dead because of the Cylons.		*Adama is worried that the use of the nano-cybrid as a weapon to destroy the Cylons could bring about an "apocalypse". Apollo counters that the Cylons ''themselves'' are the apocalypse, noting that 70 million humans, including his [[Ila\|mother]] and [[Zac\|younger brother]] are dead because of the Cylons.
	*On Tessida, the Cylons receive a communication from the Colonials on the Cylon's [[gamma frequency]], inviting the Cylons to a peace negotiation. Abbadon orders a flight of [[Raider ~~(TOS)~~\|Raiders]] to the site of the transmission, allowing Abbadon to speak with Adama and stall any movement of his ships before Abbadon orders Adama's destruction.		*On Tessida, the Cylons receive a communication from the Colonials on the Cylon's [[gamma frequency]], inviting the Cylons to a peace negotiation. Abbadon orders a flight of {{TOS\|Raider\|Raiders}} to the site of the transmission, allowing Abbadon to speak with Adama and stall any movement of his ships before Abbadon orders Adama's destruction.
	*Abbadon takes the aggressive approach, asking Adama's image if he is calling to arrange terms of surrender. Adama responds that the Cylon should identify himself or start talking of the ''Cylon's'' own terms of surrender.		*Abbadon takes the aggressive approach, asking Adama's image if he is calling to arrange terms of surrender. Adama responds that the Cylon should identify himself or start talking of the ''Cylon's'' own terms of surrender.
	*Adama tells him that the Colonials have the nano-cybrid. Meanwhile, Abbadon's forces approach the vicinity of the [[Korax nebula]] and the transmission.		*Adama tells him that the Colonials have the nano-cybrid. Meanwhile, Abbadon's forces approach the vicinity of the [[Korax nebula]] and the transmission.
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	*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, [[Lee Adama]], thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.		*As does Apollo in this comic, Apollo's Re-imagined Series counterpart, [[Lee Adama]], thinks of the idea of weaponizing their biological discovery and has no hesitation in using it.
	*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.		*Admiral Adama's conscience is somewhat cleared when he requires President Roslin to give him a direct order to use biological weapons, a tactic normally forbidden by their Colonial laws.
	*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]", however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies ~~(TOS)~~\|religion of the Colonials]].		*As Apollo and Adama debate the morality of mass destruction of the Cylons, they speak of "gods" (plural). This contradicts the Original Series notion that God (singular) co-existed with the Lords of Kobol (see the dialogue in the article, [[Seal]]). By the episode "[[War of the Gods]]", however, the usage, powers and dialogue surrounding the [[Beings of Light]] and [[Iblis]] adds to further confusion in intepreting the nature of the Lords of Kobol in the {{TOS\|Religion in the Twelve Colonies\|religion of the Colonials}}.

	==Questions==		==Questions==