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[[ | [[Image:GalacticaInterior Brig1.jpg|thumb|right|''Galactica's'' large cell {{TRS|Scattered}}.]] | ||
[[Image:GalacticaInterior Brig2.jpg|thumb|right|''Galactica's'' smaller brig {{TRS|Scattered}}.]] | |||
[[Image:GalacticaInterior Brig3.jpg|thumb|right|The cell constructed for Valerii {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}}.]] | |||
[[Image:PegasusInterior Brig.jpg|thumb|right|''Pegasus'''s more advanced brig {{TRS|Resurrection Ship, Part II}}.]] | |||
A '''brig''' is a compartment that serves as detention space aboard a ship. Persons confined to the brig are informally said to be "in hack" ([[Miniseries]], "[[The Captain's Hand]]"). | |||
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''{{RDM|Galactica}}'' has several brigs. One has at least two small cells with bunks and a desk to the outside the observe the prisoners and handle visitors. The other brig has one larger cell with no commodities for high-security prisoners. There is usually a [[Colonial Marine Corps|Marine guard]] standing watch inside the room. In the high-security brig, there are usually around four. | |||
After [[Sharon Valerii]] is revealed as a Cylon, Colonel Tigh orders the construction of a third reinforced brig, built for the specific purpose of containing captured [[humanoid Cylon]]s, who possess strength far greater than a human, for an extended period {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}. The new Cylon brig is constructed with maximum security in mind; instead of having simple bars, its walls consist of metal grid screens welded tightly together, reinforced by composite plastics and a telephone is used to communicate between the inside and outside of the cell. | |||
After being brought to ''Galactica'', [[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]] is detained within the new Cylon brig. She spends over a year in this cell, but after Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] strikes a friendship with her, he allows her to decorate it almost like real quarters, with tables, chairs, a couch and other amenities {{TRS|Occupation}}. | After being brought to ''Galactica'', [[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]] is detained within the new Cylon brig. She spends over a year in this cell, but after Admiral [[William Adama|Adama]] strikes a friendship with her, he allows her to decorate it almost like real quarters, with tables, chairs, a couch and other amenities {{TRS|Occupation}}. | ||
''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' has a more advanced brig than ''Galactica'', with composite plastic walls instead of metal bars, and computer ID recognition cards required for entry ("[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]", "[[Resurrection Ship, Part I]]"). | |||
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Notable characters who have spent time in the brig are: | Notable characters who have spent time in the brig are: | ||
== Season 1 == | |||
* | *[[Kara Thrace]], for striking a superior officer {{TRS|Miniseries}} | ||
*[[Aaron Doral]], under suspicion for being a humanoid Cylon | *[[Aaron Doral]], under suspicion for being a humanoid Cylon (Miniseries) | ||
*[[Socinus]], for lying under oath and leaving his post {{TRS|Litmus}} | *[[Socinus]], for lying under oath and leaving his post {{TRS|Litmus}} | ||
*[[Gaius Baltar]], for suspected acts of treason, allegedly collaborating with the Cylons {{TRS|Six Degrees of Separation}} | *[[Gaius Baltar]], for suspected acts of treason, allegedly collaborating with the Cylons {{TRS|Six Degrees of Separation}} | ||
*[[Laura Roslin]], as a consequence of a successful | *[[Laura Roslin]], as a consequence of a successful coup d'etat led by Commander Adama {{TRS|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II}} | ||
== Season 2 == | |||
*[[Sharon Valerii]], exposed as a humanoid Cylon, for shooting Adama {{TRS|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II}}. | *[[Sharon Valerii]], exposed as a humanoid Cylon, for shooting Adama {{TRS|Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II}}. | ||
* | *[[Lee Adama]], for mutiny ("[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]". On parole up to "[[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]"). | ||
*[[Galen Tyrol]], under suspicion of conspiring with Valerii {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}. | *[[Galen Tyrol]], under suspicion of conspiring with Valerii {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}. Also confined to ''Pegasus's'' brig by Admiral [[Helena Cain|Cain]] for the death of Lt. [[Alastair Thorne]] {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}}. | ||
*[[Cally Tyrol|Cally Henderson]], for "discharging a firearm without permission" | *[[Karl Agathon]], together with Tyrol for the above mentioned death of Lt. Thorne. | ||
*[[Joe Palladino]], for the attempted murder of a superior officer {{TRS|Final Cut}}. | *[[Cally Tyrol|Cally Henderson]], for "discharging a firearm without permission" (killing Valerii in a crowded hallway) {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}. | ||
*[[Sharon Agathon|Caprica-Valerii]], detained while serving as a Cylon informant in the special Cylon brig ("[[Home, Part II]]" through "[[Precipice]]"). | |||
*[[Joe Palladino]], for the attempted murder of a superior officer {{TRS|Final Cut}} | |||
*[[Gina Inviere]], detained and tortured in ''Pegasus's'' brig as a humanoid Cylon ("Pegasus", "[[Razor]]"). | |||
*[[Royan Jahee]], detained aboard ''Galactica'' for involvement in the [[Demand Peace]] movement {{TRS|Epiphanies}}. | *[[Royan Jahee]], detained aboard ''Galactica'' for involvement in the [[Demand Peace]] movement {{TRS|Epiphanies}}. | ||
*[[Asha Janik]], for acts of sabotage on ''Galactica'' | *[[Asha Janik]], for acts of sabotage on ''Galactica's'' Viper ammunition (Epiphanies). | ||
*[[Cole Taylor]], placed in ''Pegasus's'' brig by Commander [[Barry Garner]] for insubordination {{TRS|The Captain's Hand}}. | *[[Cole Taylor]], placed in ''Pegasus's'' brig by Commander [[Barry Garner]] for insubordination {{TRS|The Captain's Hand}}. | ||
*[[Cavil]] copies, one serving as a [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Clergy|brother]], the second found on Caprica, placed in '' | *[[Cavil]] copies, one serving as a [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies#The Clergy|brother]], the second found on Caprica, placed in ''Galactica’s'' brig as humanoid Cylons {{TRS|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}. | ||
== | == Season 3 == | ||
*Gaius Baltar after he is captured following his stay with the Cylons ("[[Rapture]]" to "[[Crossroads, Part II]]"). | |||
*[[Caprica-Six]] after defecting from the Cylons to the Colonials {{TRS|Rapture}}. | |||
*[[Xeno Fenner]] for ordering the ''[[Hitei Kan]]'''s crew to strike and quoting from [[My Triumphs, My Mistakes|Baltar's book]] {{TRS|Dirty Hands}}. | |||
*[[Cabott]] for co-leading the strike on the ''Hitei Kan'' (Dirty Hands). | |||
*Galen Tyrol, for ordering the deckhands to strike (Dirty Hands). | |||
== | == Season 4 == | ||
{{ | *Kara Thrace for assaulting Laura Roslin and being suspected of being a Cylon {{TRS|Six of One}}. | ||
*Sharon Agathon for killing [[Natalie]], distressed by dreams of the [[Opera House]] {{TRS|Sine Qua Non}}. | |||
*[[Tom Zarek]] for foiling the plan of integrating Cylon technology to the fleets jumpdrives {{TRS|A Disquiet Follows My Soul}}. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||