Carol

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Carol Baxter is an actress and writer who portrayed two characters in the original Battlestar Galactica.

In "Saga of a Star World" she had an uncredited role as the talkative "Woman in Elevator" who screams in horror when she sees what the Ovions are up to (and is later seen tied down when Cassiopeia is taken prisoner). Later, in "The Lost Warrior" she played Macy from whom Apollo learns the truth about Red-Eye.

Baxter other roles included The A-Team, Hart to Hart, The Incredible Hulk, and the lead female role in The Curse of Dracula serial that was part of the 1979 series Cliffhangers.

As a writer, she worked for four episodes of She-Ra: Princess of Power and one episode of The Incredible Hulk.

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Carol Marks-George is the unit publicist on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and the upcoming television movie, "The Plan".^[1]

She started work on the Canadian sketch comedy show The Kids in the Hall, and has worked on various other television shows and mini-series as The Odyssey, The Chris Isaak Show, Taken, Dead Like Me, The L Word and 5ive Days to Midnight.

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↑ Film List (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 1 September 2008.

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Carolyn was a reporter who interviewed Samuel T. Anders about his career as a Pyramid player prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies ^{(TRS: "Daybreak, Part I")}.

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Carolyn Anderson is a stunt performer and actress who is credited as a "stunt marine" in Re-imagined Series' "Daybreak". Previously she appears as a Joe's Bar patron in "Taking a Break From All Your Worries" that, while uncredited, was later identified via computer-aided facial recognition.

Anderson's other genre appearances include Dark Angel, Fringe, Travelers, Supergirl, Flash Gordon, and Lost in Space.

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Carolyn Anderson Stunt Reel

Carol

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Carolanne Adama is the former wife of Admiral William Adama, mother of Lee "Apollo" Adama and the late Zak Adama.

Biography[edit]

The Adamas' marriage was challenging from the start, as William Adama was often reassigned from base to base.

Her father was friends with an important member of the Defense Subcommittee; it was partly through this connection that her husband was able to reinstate both himself and Saul Tigh in the Colonial Fleet after their post-war furlough ^{(TRS: "Scattered")}. Since William returned to the Fleet twenty-three years before the events of the Miniseries (Sources:Adama's Dossier), it stands to reason that he and Carolanne were married some time before that.

Carolanne knew Bill's longtime friend Saul Tigh and his wife Ellen. Ellen would later remark that Lee was the spitting image of Carolanne ^{(TRS: "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down")}.

Due to William's commitments to the Colonial Fleet, Carolanne raised both children by herself. The strain of William's absence and his commitment to the Colonial Fleet caused the Adamas' eventual divorce.

Carolanne suffered mood swings that upset the others in her family, according to her oldest son, Lee. Later drinking binges after the divorce prevented her from fulfilling (and later apologizing for) promises she failed to keep. Lee Adama believed that, while his father loved his mother, the reverse was not true ^{(TRS: "A Day in the Life")}.

Adama and her husband had little contact since their divorce. At the time of the Cylon Attack, Lee Adama tells his father that she is getting married to someone else ^{(TRS: "Miniseries")}.

It is presumed that Carolanne Adama perished in the Cylon attack. William Adama takes the occasion of his wedding anniversary each year to recollect his late ex-wife's memory ^{(TRS: "A Day in the Life")}.

A flashback image of Adama at Zak Adama's funeral by an uncredited actress in "Act of Contrition."

Family tree[edit]

Isabelle Adama †

Shannon Adama †

Carolanne Adama †

William "Bill" Adama

Tamara Adama †

William "Willie" Adama †

Zak Adama †

Lee Adama

Anastasia Dualla †

Notes[edit]

Carolanne Adama was first referred to as "Caroline Adama" in the first season episode "Act of Contrition". In the second season episode "Scattered," during a flashback to William Adama and Saul Tigh's days aboard a tramp freighter, Adama refers to his new wife as "Anne". William Adama's wife was referred to as "Carolanne" for the first time in the third season episode "The Passage".
According to the extended editing session podcast for "A Day in the Life," Carolanne's name was originally Caroline. RDM and the other editors note that the change occurred when Olmos used the name Carolanne instead of Caroline. Ever since, Adama's wife has been called Carolanne by the staff.

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