Caprica Buccaneers - Revision history

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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	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key," Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key," Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, {{callsign\|Starbuck}}—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

	== Team Logos ==		== Team Logos ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Pre-Fall */

2024-07-28T21:04:35Z

Pre-Fall

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	In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.		In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.

	After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million cubits to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.		After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million [[Cubit\|cubits]] to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.

	With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.		With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Pre-Fall */ updated

2024-07-28T21:04:12Z

Pre-Fall: updated

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	[[File:The Plan - C-Bucs Training Field.jpeg\|thumb\|[[Samuel T. Anders]] ~~and~~ his Caprica Buccaneers teammates ~~participate in practice prior to~~ the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] {{TRS\|The Plan}}.]]		[[File:The Plan - C-Bucs Training Field.jpeg\|thumb\|[[Samuel T. Anders]] with his Caprica Buccaneers teammates during practices at the eve of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] c. {{BCH\|0}} {{TRS\|The Plan}}.]]
	The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.		The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.

	== Pre-Fall ==		== Pre-Fall ==

	~~58 years before the Cylon holocaust~~, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[~~Cylon Prototype~~]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William]], to court-side seats weeks after [[~~Ben Stark~~]]~~'s suicide~~ bombing ~~of the [[Lev]]~~ claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.		In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.

			After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million cubits to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.

			With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.

	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

	~~The~~ Buccaneers ~~are undertaking~~ high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|~~Resistance~~}}.		In {{BCH\|0}}, the Buccaneers undertake high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" ~~and~~ Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|~~Resistance~~}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key," Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)~~\|Resistance~~}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship ~~while~~ under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

	== Team Logos ==		== Team Logos ==
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	*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].		*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].
	*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.		*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.
	*In the [[Caprica pilot\|''Caprica'' pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the ~~old~~ Canucks ~~colors~~.		*In the [[Caprica pilot\|''Caprica'' pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the earlier iteration of the Canucks' color scheme.

	== References ==		== References ==

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2024-02-20T22:22:53Z

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	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]", [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

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2023-01-29T21:50:46Z

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	[[~~Image~~:~~Caprica Buccaneers patch~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|~~The patch for the Caprica Buccaneers~~.]]		[[File:The Plan - C-Bucs Training Field.jpeg\|thumb\|[[Samuel T. Anders]] and his Caprica Buccaneers teammates participate in practice prior to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] {{TRS\|The Plan}}.]]
	[[~~Image:Cbucs_old_logo.jpg‎\|thumb~~\|The ~~C-Bucs' old logo, circa [[Colonial calendar#The Calendar from Caprica\|YR42]]~~.]]

	The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.		The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.

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	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]", [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

			== Team Logos ==
			<gallery mode="nolines">
			File:Caprica Buccaneers patch.jpg\|Post-[[First Cylon War]] team emblem of the Caprica Buccaneers depicted in the [[Re-imagined Series]].
			File:Cbucs old logo.jpg\|Post-[[First Cylon War]] team emblem of the Caprica Buccaneers as depicted in [[Caprica (series)\|''Caprica'']].
			</gallery>

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].		*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].
	*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.		*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.
	*In the [[Caprica pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the old Canucks colors.		*In the [[Caprica pilot\|''Caprica'' pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the old Canucks colors.

	== References ==		== References ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Post-Fall */ linking to Rally

2023-01-16T01:57:30Z

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	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

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	[[Image:Cbucs_old_logo.jpg‎\|thumb\|The C-Bucs' old logo, circa [[Colonial calendar#The Calendar from Caprica\|YR42]].]]		[[Image:Cbucs_old_logo.jpg‎\|thumb\|The C-Bucs' old logo, circa [[Colonial calendar#The Calendar from Caprica\|YR42]].]]

	The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from ~~[[Caprica (~~RDM)\|Caprica]], captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.		The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.

	== Pre-Fall ==		== Pre-Fall ==

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2020-09-12T19:28:04Z

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	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Resistance (episode)\|Resistance~~]]")~~.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Resistance (episode)\|Resistance~~]]")~~, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Resistance (episode)\|Resistance~~]]")~~. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	== Pre-Fall ==		== Pre-Fall ==

	58 years before the Cylon holocaust, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[Cylon Prototype]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Ben Stark]]'s suicide bombing of the [[Lev]] claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched ~~([[~~CAP~~]]: "[[~~Caprica pilot~~]]")~~.		58 years before the Cylon holocaust, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[Cylon Prototype]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Ben Stark]]'s suicide bombing of the [[Lev]] claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.

	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "$\[\[TRS\]\]\: "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ]*)\]\]\"$" to "{{TRS|$1}}"

2020-09-09T04:15:03Z

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	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~The Plan~~]]")~~. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]").		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]").

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]"), [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~The Plan~~]]")~~.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]"), [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]"). Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Daybreak, Part I~~]]")~~.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision ([[TRS]]: "[[Resistance (episode)\|Resistance]]"). Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.		In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.

	After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million cubits to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.		After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million [[Cubit\|cubits]] to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.

	With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.		With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.

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	[[File:The Plan - C-Bucs Training Field.jpeg\|thumb\|[[Samuel T. Anders]] ~~and~~ his Caprica Buccaneers teammates ~~participate in practice prior to~~ the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] {{TRS\|The Plan}}.]]		[[File:The Plan - C-Bucs Training Field.jpeg\|thumb\|[[Samuel T. Anders]] with his Caprica Buccaneers teammates during practices at the eve of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] c. {{BCH\|0}} {{TRS\|The Plan}}.]]
	The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.		The '''Caprica Buccaneers''', also called the '''Caprica City Buccaneers'''<ref>They are referred as such in a sports broadcast in the episode "[[Rebirth]]."</ref>, are a [[pyramid (RDM)\|pyramid]] team from {{RDM\|Caprica}}, captained by [[Samuel Anders\|Samuel T. Anders]] at the time of the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The team has existed for roughly a century before the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. [[Atlas Arena]], located in [[Caprica City]], is the team's home field.

	== Pre-Fall ==		== Pre-Fall ==

	~~58 years before the Cylon holocaust~~, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[~~Cylon Prototype~~]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William]], to court-side seats weeks after [[~~Ben Stark~~]]~~'s suicide~~ bombing ~~of the [[Lev]]~~ claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.		In {{YR\|42}}, the Buccaneers are owned by [[Daniel Graystone]], inventor of the [[holoband]] technology and, later, the [[Cybernetic Life-Form Node]]. Owning the Buccaneers had been a childhood fantasy of Graystone's. Graystone invited [[Joseph Adama]] and his son, [[Willie Adama\|William "Willie" Adama]], to court-side seats weeks after [[Maglev 23]] bombing claimed the lives of members from both families. After the game, Willie was sharply critical of the Buccaneers, noting that [[Rod Jenkins]] was responsible for losing the game he watched {{CAP\|Caprica pilot}}.

			After discovering that Graystone's role in the death of two of his workers over the [[meta-cognitive processor]], [[Tomas Vergis]] sets out to destroy everything that Graystone loves in retribution. Discovering that Graystone Industries is hemorrhaging financially due to their attempts to replicate the processor, Vergis offers a lucrative deal of 300 million cubits to acquire the Buccaneers. Despite numerous refusals, the chagrined Graystone capitulates in order to stave off Graystone Industries' insolvency {{CAP\|Know Thy Enemy\|The Imperfections of Memory\|End of Line}}.

			With Vergis later deceased by ritual suicide at Graystone's hand, the chain of custody regarding the Buccaneers ownership is undefined, and may involve the [[Ha'la'tha]]. Regardless, Graystone's ties to the Buccaneers remain unique during the [[Battle of Atlas Arena]], wherein the debut and efficacy of the [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit\|U-87 Cyber Combat Units]] became solidified into the public consciousness of the Twelve Worlds {{TRS\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.

	== Post-Fall ==		== Post-Fall ==

	~~The~~ Buccaneers ~~are undertaking~~ high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|~~Resistance~~}}.		In {{BCH\|0}}, the Buccaneers undertake high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" ~~and~~ Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|~~Resistance~~}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key," Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|The Plan}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)~~\|Resistance~~}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship ~~while~~ under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

	== Team Logos ==		== Team Logos ==
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	*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].		*The team's nickname may be a reference to the 2003 [[w:Super Bowl\|Super Bowl]] champion, the [[w:Tampa Bay Buccaneers\|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] in the [[w:National Football League\|National Football League]].
	*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.		*The team is often referred to as the "C-Bucs" for short.
	*In the [[Caprica pilot\|''Caprica'' pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the ~~old~~ Canucks ~~colors~~.		*In the [[Caprica pilot\|''Caprica'' pilot]], the team's colors are blue, white, and green, the same colors as the [[w:Vancouver Canucks\|Vancouver Canucks]]. Incidentally, the post-[[First Cylon War]] Buccaneer's colors—black, red, and yellow—are the earlier iteration of the Canucks' color scheme.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]] and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]", [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man," "[[Rally]]," "Ten Point," [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "[[Coach]]," [[Kai]], [[Wheeler]] and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.

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	The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.		The Buccaneers are undertaking high-altitude training in the mountains at the time of the [[Cylon]] [[Cylon attack\|nuclear bombardment]] of Caprica {{TRS\|The Plan}}. Shielded from the shockwaves and a bulk of the nuclear fallout, they manage to round up hikers and other survivors camping in the mountains into a sizable [[Caprica Resistance\|resistance force]]. From there, they siege supply depots, hospitals (for [[Anti-radiation medication\|anti-radiation meds]]) and destroy Cylon convoys {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}.

	The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "Rally", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.		The Buccaneers' team roster consisted of Anders, "Jo-Man", "[[Rally]]", "Ten Point", [[Sue-Shaun]], "Crip-key" and Morris Fink {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}, [[Jean Barolay]], "Coach", and "Doc [[Simon]]" {{TRS\|The Plan}}.

	With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.		With her comments, [[Kara Thrace]]—who mentions to Anders later on that a "bum knee" robbed her of a professional pyramid career—either was not a fan of the team, or was a sharp critic. While questioning Anders' legitimacy at gunpoint, she demands that he tell her how many "foul breaks" the Buccaneers had in the playoff against [[Aerilon]]. Anders tells Thrace that one foul break was called back, after instant replay, suggesting a parallel to the National Football League, cricket, and other major sporting leagues, in which officials may review replays after a play before making a final decision {{TRS\|Resistance (episode)\|Resistance}}. Despite Anders' popularity and skill, the Buccaneers never won a championship while under his lead {{TRS\|Daybreak, Part I}}.