Editing Earth (1980)
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Much to the dismay of [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] and his ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'' crew, their brother tribe on Earth was underdeveloped technologically in comparison to the destroyed worlds of the [[Twelve Colonies of Man]] and would not be able to defend themselves from any [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] encounters. At the time of their arrival, the year is 1980 CE | Much to the dismay of [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] and his ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'' crew, their brother tribe on Earth was underdeveloped technologically in comparison to the destroyed worlds of the [[Twelve Colonies of Man]] and would not be able to defend themselves from any [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] encounters. At the time of their arrival, the year is 1980 CE | ||
Adama and [[Doctor Zee]] map out a plan to accelerate Earth technology to aid in their defense with [[Warriors]] [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] leading expeditions to the planet | Adama and [[Doctor Zee]] map out a plan to accelerate Earth technology to aid in their defense with [[Warriors]] [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] leading expeditions to the planet ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]). | ||
Unfortunately, in addition to chance encounters by Cylon patrols, a rogue [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)|Quorum]] member, [[Xaviar]], attempts to force Earth's technology advances with more dramatic and destructive means. | Unfortunately, in addition to chance encounters by Cylon patrols, a rogue [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)|Quorum]] member, [[Xaviar]], attempts to force Earth's technology advances with more dramatic and destructive means. | ||