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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* "Maelstrom" */ rm Bances wikipedia links as they don't exist

2026-03-15T16:51:47Z

"Maelstrom": rm Bances wikipedia links as they don't exist

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	==== "[[Maelstrom]]" ====		==== "[[Maelstrom]]" ====

	* [[File:TRS - Maelstrom - Set Decoration Gaffes - 172.jpg\|thumb\|A series of set decoration gaffes, notably the presence of a [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin and a ~~[[w:Bances\|~~Bances]] cigar box {{TRS\|Maelstrom}}.]]A [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin is seen as a container for [[Kara Thrace]]'s painting supplies in her apartment vision.		* [[File:TRS - Maelstrom - Set Decoration Gaffes - 172.jpg\|thumb\|A series of set decoration gaffes, notably the presence of a [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin and a Bances cigar box {{TRS\|Maelstrom}}.]]A [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin is seen as a container for [[Kara Thrace]]'s painting supplies in her apartment vision.
	* A ~~[[w:Bances\|~~Bances]] cigar box is seen on the floor during the same scenes, notably when Thrace and [[Messenger Leoben]] engage in sexual congress.		* A Bances cigar box is seen on the floor during the same scenes, notably when Thrace and [[Messenger Leoben]] engage in sexual congress.

	{{Clear}}		{{Clear}}

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Season 3 */ + Maelstrom set dec gaffes

2026-03-15T16:50:58Z

Season 3: + Maelstrom set dec gaffes

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	*[[Raymond Lai\|Raymond "Raygun" Lai]]'s name appears on ''Galactica''’s active flight roster. His name previously appeared on one of the 40 year-old Viper Mk. IIs in ''Galactica'' museum during the [[Miniseries]].		*[[Raymond Lai\|Raymond "Raygun" Lai]]'s name appears on ''Galactica''’s active flight roster. His name previously appeared on one of the 40 year-old Viper Mk. IIs in ''Galactica'' museum during the [[Miniseries]].

			==== "[[Maelstrom]]" ====

			* [[File:TRS - Maelstrom - Set Decoration Gaffes - 172.jpg\|thumb\|A series of set decoration gaffes, notably the presence of a [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin and a [[w:Bances\|Bances]] cigar box {{TRS\|Maelstrom}}.]]A [[w:Folger's\|Folger's]] coffee tin is seen as a container for [[Kara Thrace]]'s painting supplies in her apartment vision.
			* A [[w:Bances\|Bances]] cigar box is seen on the floor during the same scenes, notably when Thrace and [[Messenger Leoben]] engage in sexual congress.

			{{Clear}}

	=== Season 4 ===		=== Season 4 ===

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

2025-07-19T21:01:16Z

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

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	[[Category:Behind the Scenes]]		[[Category:Behind the Scenes]]
	[[Category:Lists]]		[[Category:Lists]]
	[[Category:TRS]]		{{indicator\|TRS}}[[Category:TRS]]
	[[Category:RDM]]		[[Category:RDM]]

	[[de:Kontinuitätsfehler (RDM)]]		[[de:Kontinuitätsfehler (RDM)]]

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

2025-06-30T18:14:15Z

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

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	=== [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet numbers]] ===		=== [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet numbers]] ===
	*In the [[Miniseries]], a total of 40 [[FTL]] ships (led by Roslin) rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. This makes the count 41 ships, including ''Galactica''. However, this number was enlarged for the series. In "[[33]]," Dualla states: "Jump 237 underway... 53 ships have jumped, 10 still reporting trouble with their FTL drives, including ''Colonial One''." Thus making the total 64 ships, including ''Galactica'' herself. By the end of "33," the count drops to 63 as {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ destroy the ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''. In "[[You Can't Go Home Again]]," Colonel Tigh mentions the Cylons searching for "a sixty-odd ships". The count offered in "[[The Farm]]" is similar — 24 ships leave to join [[Laura Roslin faction\|Roslin's fleet]], which was "almost a third" of the Fleet, putting the number at about 75. About 65 ships have been named to date, mostly on the vote tally boards in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".		*In the [[Miniseries]], a total of 40 [[FTL]] ships (led by Roslin) rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. This makes the count 41 ships, including ''Galactica''. However, this number was enlarged for the series. In "[[33]]," Dualla states: "Jump 237 underway... 53 ships have jumped, 10 still reporting trouble with their FTL drives, including ''Colonial One''." Thus making the total 64 ships, including ''Galactica'' herself. By the end of "33," the count drops to 63 as {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} destroy the ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''. In "[[You Can't Go Home Again]]," Colonel Tigh mentions the Cylons searching for "a sixty-odd ships". The count offered in "[[The Farm]]" is similar — 24 ships leave to join [[Laura Roslin faction\|Roslin's fleet]], which was "almost a third" of the Fleet, putting the number at about 75. About 65 ships have been named to date, mostly on the vote tally boards in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".
	*The ''[[Astral Queen]]'': In the [[Miniseries]], [[Billy Keikeya]] states that the captain had 500 prisoners in his cargo hold, and that the ''Queen'' was a cargo vessel transporting prisoners to a prison. In "[[Bastille Day]]," [[Billy Keikeya]]'s lines were re-dubbed: '''1,500''' prisoners are aboard the ''Astral Queen'' and that the ship was a '''prison transport'''. Lee Adama would go on to later state that the ''Astral Queen'' was en route to {{RDM\|Caprica}} for parole hearings.		*The ''[[Astral Queen]]'': In the [[Miniseries]], [[Billy Keikeya]] states that the captain had 500 prisoners in his cargo hold, and that the ''Queen'' was a cargo vessel transporting prisoners to a prison. In "[[Bastille Day]]," [[Billy Keikeya]]'s lines were re-dubbed: '''1,500''' prisoners are aboard the ''Astral Queen'' and that the ship was a '''prison transport'''. Lee Adama would go on to later state that the ''Astral Queen'' was en route to {{RDM\|Caprica}} for parole hearings.

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	=== "[[Scar]]" ===		=== "[[Scar]]" ===
	* In the last act of this episode, when ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ enters the [[rec room]], an intercut scene of the people in the room shows Kara Thrace (at ~38:50) sitting at a table drinking from the "Top Gun" stein. However, the stein is being used by [[Louanne Katraine]] at this point, and Thrace had just entered.		* In the last act of this episode, when {{callsign\|Starbuck}} enters the [[rec room]], an intercut scene of the people in the room shows Kara Thrace (at ~38:50) sitting at a table drinking from the "Top Gun" stein. However, the stein is being used by [[Louanne Katraine]] at this point, and Thrace had just entered.

	==== "[[He That Believeth in Me]]" ====		==== "[[He That Believeth in Me]]" ====
	* '''Missing Limp:''' In the [[Crossroads, Part II\|previous episode]], it is established that [[Samuel Anders]] has a limp from a broken leg he received in "[[The Son Also Rises]]." The limp is visible in the revelation regarding [[Final Five\|Four of the Five]] in the last act. However, the limp disappears completely in "He That Believeth in Me" in events that are depicted to happen 10 (or fewer) minutes later.		* '''Missing Limp:''' In the [[Crossroads, Part II\|previous episode]], it is established that [[Samuel Anders]] has a limp from a broken leg he received in "[[The Son Also Rises]]." The limp is visible in the revelation regarding [[Final Five\|Four of the Five]] in the last act. However, the limp disappears completely in "He That Believeth in Me" in events that are depicted to happen 10 (or fewer) minutes later.
	* '''Pilot Training:''' In "[[Crossroads, Part II]]," it is implied that Samuel Anders only began his training, as he is being shown avionics and other key systems in a Raptor by Lieutenant [[Margaret Edmondson]]. In this episode, he tells ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ that he concluded basic training and began [[ACM]], and is capable of flying the Viper.		* '''Pilot Training:''' In "[[Crossroads, Part II]]," it is implied that Samuel Anders only began his training, as he is being shown avionics and other key systems in a Raptor by Lieutenant [[Margaret Edmondson]]. In this episode, he tells {{callsign\|Starbuck}} that he concluded basic training and began [[ACM]], and is capable of flying the Viper.

	=== "[[Sine Qua Non]]"/"[[The Hub]]" ===		=== "[[Sine Qua Non]]"/"[[The Hub]]" ===
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	=== "[[The Plan]]" ===		=== "[[The Plan]]" ===
	*[[William Adama]] asks [[Sharon Valerii]] to take her Raptor and destroy the [[Basestar (RDM)\|Basestar]] orbiting {{RDM\|Kobol}}, the same scene from "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]". In the next scene, [[Giana O'Neill]] returns from working on the [[hangar deck]], saying that [[Galen Tyrol]] had asked her to look over the captured [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]]. This is a sequential error, as Adama had sent Valerii on the mission because Tyrol had been shot down on Kobol and ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ had stolen the Raider.		*[[William Adama]] asks [[Sharon Valerii]] to take her Raptor and destroy the [[Basestar (RDM)\|Basestar]] orbiting {{RDM\|Kobol}}, the same scene from "[[Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II]]". In the next scene, [[Giana O'Neill]] returns from working on the [[hangar deck]], saying that [[Galen Tyrol]] had asked her to look over the captured [[Raider (RDM)\|Raider]]. This is a sequential error, as Adama had sent Valerii on the mission because Tyrol had been shot down on Kobol and {{callsign\|Starbuck}} had stolen the Raider.

	== Wrong Footage ==		== Wrong Footage ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Insignia Changes */

2025-06-30T00:12:09Z

Insignia Changes

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	*"[[Escape Velocity]]":		*"[[Escape Velocity]]":
	**Saul Tigh wears admiral's insignia during the episode's teaser. This is due to this scene being a pickup shot during or after production of "[[Sine Qua Non]]," when Adama leaves the Fleet to search for Roslin, thus temporarily promoting Tigh to Admiral during his leave.		**Saul Tigh wears admiral's insignia during the episode's teaser. This is due to this scene being a pickup shot during or after production of "[[Sine Qua Non]]," when Adama leaves the Fleet to search for Roslin, thus temporarily promoting Tigh to Admiral during his leave.
	**{{Callsign\|Redwing}} wears his standard flight wing pin upside down. This may be intentional to cover pin holes of the jumpsuit (that uses an unforgiving plastic material) in McKay's cockpit close-up shots, as the pins for elite flight wings are mounted on the back of the wings themselves.		**{{Callsign\|Redwing}} wears his standard flight wing pin upside down. This may be intentional to cover pin holes of the jumpsuit (that uses an unforgiving plastic material) in McKay's cockpit close-up shots, as the pins for elite flight wings are mounted on the back of the wings themselves.[[File:TRS - Escape Velocity - Redwing in Mk VII Viper with Flipped Flight Wing Pin.jpg\|center\|thumb\|{{Callsign\|Redwing}}'s flipped [[flight wing]] pin {{TRS\|Escape Velocity}},]]


	=== General Notes ===		=== General Notes ===
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	==== Captain vs. Major Pin ====		==== Captain vs. Major Pin ====
	The rank pins for captain and major ranks are very similar, with one minor exception (the major pin has a chevron that overlaps the top of the pin), thus these are common mistakes behind the scenes.		The rank pins for captain and major ranks are very similar, with one minor exception (the major pin has a chevron that overlaps the top of the pin), thus these are common mistakes behind the scenes.


	==Dialogue Errors==		==Dialogue Errors==

WarGrowlmon15: /* Colonial Workers Alliance */

2025-06-15T20:49:20Z

Colonial Workers Alliance

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	=== [[Colonial Workers Alliance]] ===		=== [[Colonial Workers Alliance]] ===
	This union, lead by [[Galen Tyrol]], begins on [[New Caprica]] in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" and is touched upon in the episode "[[Dirty Hands]]". However, in light of Tyrol's discovery of being a member of the [[Final Five]], and his [[Escape Velocity\|subsequent breakdown]] occurring after [[The Ties That Bind\|the death]] of [[Cally Tyrol\|his wife]], his association with the union has not been noted since, and its existence has not been mentioned post-"Dirty Hands".		This union, lead by [[Galen Tyrol]], begins on [[New Caprica]] in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" and is touched upon in the episode "[[Dirty Hands]]". However, in light of Tyrol's discovery of being a member of the [[Final Five]], and his [[Escape Velocity\|subsequent breakdown]] occurring after [[The Ties That Bind\|the death]] of [[Cally Tyrol\|his wife]], his association with the union has not been noted since, and its existence has not been mentioned post-"Dirty Hands". In a deleted scene for "[[Sine Qua Non]]," it's mentioned that Tyrol has abandoned his duties as head of the union as a result of his breakdown.

	== Recasting ==		== Recasting ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Ellen Tigh */

2025-02-09T23:29:59Z

Ellen Tigh

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	=== [[Ellen Tigh]] ===		=== [[Ellen Tigh]] ===
	The picture of [[Saul Tigh]]'s estranged wife, which Tigh has burned a hole through, was originally a picture of [[David Eick]]'s wife, [[Jennifer Birchfield-Eick]]. When [[Kate Vernon]] was cast as Ellen beginning in "[[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]]," the image was changed and scene reshot for the "previously on" recap used in the episode.		The picture of [[Saul Tigh]]'s estranged wife, which Tigh has burned a hole through, was originally a picture of [[David Eick]]'s wife, [[Jennifer Birchfield-Eick]]. When [[Kate Vernon]] was cast as Ellen beginning in "[[Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down]]," the image was changed and scene reshot for the "previously on" recap used in the episode.
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	![[File:~~Miniseries_Ellen~~.jpg\|thumb\|300x300px\|[[Jennifer Birchfield-Eick]] as Ellen Tigh during the cigarette burning picture scene {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.]]		![[File:Miniseries Ellen.jpg\|thumb\|300x300px\|[[Jennifer Birchfield-Eick]] as Ellen Tigh during the cigarette burning picture scene {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.]]
	![[File:~~TRS_~~-~~_Tigh_Me_Up~~,~~_Tigh_Me_Down_~~-~~_Saul_Burning_Ellen~~'~~s_Picture~~.jpg\|thumb\|The reshot cigarette burning picture scene featuring [[Kate Vernon]] {{TRS\|Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down}}.]]		![[File:TRS - Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down - Saul Burning Ellen's Picture.jpg\|thumb\|The reshot cigarette burning picture scene featuring [[Kate Vernon]] {{TRS\|Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down}}.]]
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	=== [[Richard Adar]] ===		=== [[Richard Adar]] ===

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

2025-02-08T16:27:17Z

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

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	=== [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet numbers]] ===		=== [[The Fleet (RDM)\|Fleet numbers]] ===
	*In the [[Miniseries]], a total of 40 [[FTL]] ships (led by Roslin) rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. This makes the count 41 ships, including ''Galactica''. However, this number was enlarged for the series. In "[[33]]," Dualla states: "Jump 237 underway... 53 ships have jumped, 10 still reporting trouble with their FTL drives, including ''Colonial One''." Thus making the total 64 ships, including ''Galactica'' herself. By the end of "33," the count drops to 63 as [[Lee Adama]] and [[Kara Thrace]] destroy the ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''. In "[[You Can't Go Home Again]]," Colonel Tigh mentions the Cylons searching for "a sixty-odd ships". The count offered in "[[The Farm]]" is similar — 24 ships leave to join [[Laura Roslin faction\|Roslin's fleet]], which was "almost a third" of the Fleet, putting the number at about 75. About 65 ships have been named to date, mostly on the vote tally boards in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".		*In the [[Miniseries]], a total of 40 [[FTL]] ships (led by Roslin) rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. This makes the count 41 ships, including ''Galactica''. However, this number was enlarged for the series. In "[[33]]," Dualla states: "Jump 237 underway... 53 ships have jumped, 10 still reporting trouble with their FTL drives, including ''Colonial One''." Thus making the total 64 ships, including ''Galactica'' herself. By the end of "33," the count drops to 63 as {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} and [[Kara Thrace]] destroy the ''[[Olympic Carrier]]''. In "[[You Can't Go Home Again]]," Colonel Tigh mentions the Cylons searching for "a sixty-odd ships". The count offered in "[[The Farm]]" is similar — 24 ships leave to join [[Laura Roslin faction\|Roslin's fleet]], which was "almost a third" of the Fleet, putting the number at about 75. About 65 ships have been named to date, mostly on the vote tally boards in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".
	*The ''[[Astral Queen]]'': In the [[Miniseries]], [[Billy Keikeya]] states that the captain had 500 prisoners in his cargo hold, and that the ''Queen'' was a cargo vessel transporting prisoners to a prison. In "[[Bastille Day]]," [[Billy Keikeya]]'s lines were re-dubbed: '''1,500''' prisoners are aboard the ''Astral Queen'' and that the ship was a '''prison transport'''. Lee Adama would go on to later state that the ''Astral Queen'' was en route to {{RDM\|Caprica}} for parole hearings.		*The ''[[Astral Queen]]'': In the [[Miniseries]], [[Billy Keikeya]] states that the captain had 500 prisoners in his cargo hold, and that the ''Queen'' was a cargo vessel transporting prisoners to a prison. In "[[Bastille Day]]," [[Billy Keikeya]]'s lines were re-dubbed: '''1,500''' prisoners are aboard the ''Astral Queen'' and that the ship was a '''prison transport'''. Lee Adama would go on to later state that the ''Astral Queen'' was en route to {{RDM\|Caprica}} for parole hearings.

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	=== [[Miniseries]] ===		=== [[Miniseries]] ===
	*The Viper Mk. VII flown by Major Spencer during the first sortie is still marked as "[[Viper 2276\|Viper 2276NC]]" which is the Viper flown by Captain [[Lee Adama]] to ''Galactica''.		*The Viper Mk. VII flown by Major Spencer during the first sortie is still marked as "[[Viper 2276\|Viper 2276NC]]" which is the Viper flown by Captain {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} to ''Galactica''.
	*As [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] takes off from Caprica with the civilians in the [[Raptor]], just after [[Helo\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] shoots the civilian who jumps on to the wing, the camera points to Boomer, where viewers can see in the window reflection the crane that is hoisting the Raptor into the air.		*As [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] takes off from Caprica with the civilians in the [[Raptor]], just after [[Helo\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] shoots the civilian who jumps on to the wing, the camera points to Boomer, where viewers can see in the window reflection the crane that is hoisting the Raptor into the air.
	*As shown in a closeup of the pilot after giving [[Laura Roslin]] the [[Case Orange]] reply, the spaceline's name on the [[Colonial One captain]]'s uniform, "Eversun," is mismatched to the spaceline name used on ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' itself: [[Intersun]]. This continues throughout the series.		*As shown in a closeup of the pilot after giving [[Laura Roslin]] the [[Case Orange]] reply, the spaceline's name on the [[Colonial One captain]]'s uniform, "Eversun," is mismatched to the spaceline name used on ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' itself: [[Intersun]]. This continues throughout the series.
	*When [[Kara Thrace\|Kara "Starbuck" Thrace]]'s Viper is hit during the second sortie at the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]] ("I'm all right"), her helmet's jaw plate is ejected outward.		*When [[Kara Thrace\|Kara "Starbuck" Thrace]]'s Viper is hit during the second sortie at the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]] ("I'm all right"), her helmet's jaw plate is ejected outward.
	*Similarly, [[Lee Adama]]'s collar is opened when he scolds her for being "beyond insane" as Thrace pushing Adama's Viper into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[flight pod]] at the end of the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]].		*Similarly, {{callsign\|Lee Adama}}'s collar is opened when he scolds her for being "beyond insane" as Thrace pushing Adama's Viper into ''Galactica''{{'\|s}} [[flight pod]] at the end of the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]].

	=== Season 1 ===		=== Season 1 ===
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	==== "[[Black Market]]" ====		==== "[[Black Market]]" ====

	*At around 42:55 in the episode, the [[w:John Fowles\|John Fowles]] historical fiction/romance novel ''[[w:The French Lieutenant's Woman\|The French Lieutenant's Woman]]'' appears on a shelf behind the couch in [[William Adama]]'s room, to [[Lee Adama]]'s left.		*At around 42:55 in the episode, the [[w:John Fowles\|John Fowles]] historical fiction/romance novel ''[[w:The French Lieutenant's Woman\|The French Lieutenant's Woman]]'' appears on a shelf behind the couch in [[William Adama]]'s room, to {{callsign\|Lee Adama}}'s left.

	==== "[[Scar]]" ====		==== "[[Scar]]" ====
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	==== "[[Daybreak]]" ====		==== "[[Daybreak]]" ====
	* As [[Lee Adama]] rappels over the [[airlock]] into [[The Colony]], the neoprene neck piece from his flightsuit falls away.		* As {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} rappels over the [[airlock]] into [[The Colony]], the neoprene neck piece from his flightsuit falls away.
	* In a deleted flashback scene, [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] and [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] wear the newer Raptor helmets introduced in late Season 2, even though they should've been wearing the earlier version with the "horns" and silver braided tubing.		* In a deleted flashback scene, [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]] and [[Karl Agathon\|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] wear the newer Raptor helmets introduced in late Season 2, even though they should've been wearing the earlier version with the "horns" and silver braided tubing.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

2025-02-08T16:17:21Z

Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

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	![[File:TRS - Six of One - Agathon with Wooden Shot Glass and Ambrosia Box.jpg\|thumb\|[[Karl Agathon]] enters with the wooden box of [[ambrosia]] and shot glasses, walking past a door frame missing the phone on left {{TRS\|Six of One}}.]]		![[File:TRS - Six of One - Agathon with Wooden Shot Glass and Ambrosia Box.jpg\|thumb\|{{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} enters with the wooden box of [[ambrosia]] and shot glasses, walking past a door frame missing the phone on left {{TRS\|Six of One}}.]]
	![[File:TRS - Six of One - Narcho Brings the Room to Order.jpg\|thumb\|The phone to the left of the door reappears when [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] brings the room to order {{TRS\|Six of One}}.]]		![[File:TRS - Six of One - Narcho Brings the Room to Order.jpg\|thumb\|The phone to the left of the door reappears when [[Noel Allison\|Noel "Narcho" Allison]] brings the room to order {{TRS\|Six of One}}.]]
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Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 00:57, 3 February 2025

2025-02-03T00:57:40Z

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	* "[[The Captain's Hand]]":		* "[[The Captain's Hand]]":
	** Lee Adama's insignia switches between captain and major at least once. Major is his correct rank at that time.		** Lee Adama's insignia switches between captain and major at least once. Major is his correct rank at that time.
	** [[Abel Thornton]] wears the junior lieutenant ~~inisgnia~~, but is addressed as ensign, in keeping with the continued misuse of this pin for ensign ranks.		** [[Abel Thornton]] wears the junior lieutenant insignia, but is addressed as ensign, in keeping with the continued misuse of this pin for ensign ranks.
	*"[[Hero]]": In the flashback scenes in ''Valkyrie'''s CIC, Commander Adama is wearing admiral's insignia.		*"[[Hero]]": In the flashback scenes in ''Valkyrie'''s CIC, Commander Adama is wearing admiral's insignia.
	*"[[Dirty Hands]]": Junior lieutenant pins are used for the rank of ensign, as seen when applied to [[Diana Seelix]]'s coveralls.		*"[[Dirty Hands]]": Junior lieutenant pins are used for the rank of ensign, as seen when applied to [[Diana Seelix]]'s coveralls.
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	With regard to the junior lieutenant pin, it is used for those who are explicitly called out as ensigns. This is because there was never a formal ensign pin produced by production, thus all ensigns (up to, and including, {{Callsign\|Longshot}}) wear the junior lieutenant pins.		With regard to the junior lieutenant pin, it is used for those who are explicitly called out as ensigns. This is because there was never a formal ensign pin produced by production, thus all ensigns (up to, and including, {{Callsign\|Longshot}}) wear the junior lieutenant pins.

	While this can be considered a retcon, it ~~shoudl~~ be noted that Boomer and, later, Athena use these insignia throughout the series and are considered Junior Lieutenants.		While this can be considered a retcon, it should be noted that Boomer and, later, Athena use these insignia throughout the series and are considered Junior Lieutenants.

	==== Captain vs. Major Pin ====		==== Captain vs. Major Pin ====