Decontamination room - Revision history

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	[[~~Image~~:LPOG1 - Decontamination Room.png\|thumb\|right\|Starbuck enters Decon Room 15 {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.]]		[[File:LPOG1 - Decontamination Room.png\|thumb\|right\|Starbuck enters Decon Room 15 {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.]]

	The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.		The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]," but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.		*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]," but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.

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	[[Image:LPOG1 - Decontamination Room.png\|thumb\|right\|Starbuck enters Decon Room 15 ~~([[TOS]]: "[[~~Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I~~]]")~~.]]		[[Image:LPOG1 - Decontamination Room.png\|thumb\|right\|Starbuck enters Decon Room 15 {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.]]

	The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.		The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.
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	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

	On one occasion, pilots {{TOS\|Boomer}} and {{TOS\|Jolly}} skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ~~([[TOS]]: "[[~~Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I~~]]")~~.		On one occasion, pilots {{TOS\|Boomer}} and {{TOS\|Jolly}} skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.

	==Noteworthy Dialogue==		==Noteworthy Dialogue==

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	The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.		The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.

	There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''~~[[Galactica (~~TOS)\|Galactica]]'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.		There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.

	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

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

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	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

	On one occasion, pilots ~~[[Boomer (~~TOS)\|Boomer]] and {{TOS\|Jolly}} skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").		On one occasion, pilots {{TOS\|Boomer}} and {{TOS\|Jolly}} skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").

	==Noteworthy Dialogue==		==Noteworthy Dialogue==

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

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

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	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

	On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and ~~[[Jolly (~~TOS)\|Jolly]] skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").		On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and {{TOS\|Jolly}} skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").

	==Noteworthy Dialogue==		==Noteworthy Dialogue==

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	[[Image:~~DeconRoom~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|right\|Decon Room 15 ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]])]]		[[Image:LPOG1 - Decontamination Room.png\|thumb\|right\|Starbuck enters Decon Room 15 ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").]]

	The '''decontamination room''' (or decon room) is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.		The '''decontamination room''' (or '''decon room''') is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.

	There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.		There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.
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	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

	On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and [[Jolly (TOS)\|Jolly]] skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]).		On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and [[Jolly (TOS)\|Jolly]] skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[TOS]]: "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]").

	==Noteworthy Dialogue==		==Noteworthy Dialogue==
	''On being told that Jolly skipped decon for a party:''		''On being told that Jolly skipped decon for a party:''

	:'''Dr. [[Salik]]:''' "That's just splendid. Don't these warriors ~~realise~~ what one errant virus or bacteria for which we have no immunity, could do to our people?"		:'''Dr. [[Salik]]:''' "That's just splendid. Don't these warriors realize what one errant virus or bacteria for which we have no immunity, could do to our people?"

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]", but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.		*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]," but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.

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Spencerian: Updated.

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Updated.

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	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.

	On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and [[Jolly (TOS)\|Jolly]] skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially deadly virus ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]).		On one occasion, pilots [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] and [[Jolly (TOS)\|Jolly]] skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially [[Otarsis virus\|deadly virus]] ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]).

	==Noteworthy Dialogue==		==Noteworthy Dialogue==

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]", but we must assume that they're used in ~~ever~~ other ~~episode~~, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.		*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]", but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.

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extremely minor typo

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	The '''decontamination room''' (or decon room) is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.		The '''decontamination room''' (or decon room) is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.

	There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|\|Galactica]]'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.		There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'', at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.

	Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.		Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.