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For the count of survivors from the Fall of the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series, see: survivor count.
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The Fleet population is an attempt to chronicle how many people are within the rag-tag, fugitive fleet from the Original Series. Unlike its re-imagined successor, a definitive number of survivors is never provided; however, losses and gains in population can be provided from aired content.
Based on the available data below, there has been an overall net loss of seven people between the post-Carillon end of "Saga of a Star World" and the final act of the series finale, "The Hand of God".
Saga of a Star World[edit source]
- It is impossible to determine an exact count of survivors due to the numerous casualties incurred as a result of the Battle of Cimtar and the Battle of Carillon. Also, it is uncertain how many people were able to successfully escape Carillon before its destruction.
Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I[edit source]
- Several Warriors infected with the Otarsis virus enter critical condition. It is unknown whether or not they are tended to in time.
Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II[edit source]
The Lost Warrior[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
The Long Patrol[edit source]
- The Fleet gains three persons: Robber, Slayer and their daughter, Tanya. No further deaths or births relating to the Fleet occur on screen.
The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I[edit source]
- Killian and Cadets Shields and Bow are destroyed with their Vipers by the Ravashol pulsar. Net loss of three.
The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II[edit source]
- Thane and Leda die on Arcta. Wolfe flees into the wilderness, leaving his ultimate fate unknown; he is incapable of returning to the Fleet. Net loss of three.
The Magnificent Warriors[edit source]
The Young Lords[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
The Living Legend, Part I[edit source]
- An apparently fully crewed battlestar, Pegasus, joins the Fleet. Its number of crew are unknown.
The Living Legend, Part II[edit source]
- Pegasus is separated from the Fleet after the Battle of Gamoray. Sheba and Bojay are absorbed into Galactica's strike wing, along with injured crew members from Pegasus. Known net gain of at least two.
Fire in Space[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
War of the Gods, Part I & II[edit source]
- Count Iblis joins the Fleet. However, after he is revealed as the "Prince of Darkness" in his attempt to kill Sheba, Iblis is apparently abducted by the Beings of Light.
- Baltar surrenders himself to the Quorum of Twelve, who imprison him on the Prison Barge. Net gain of one.
The Man with Nine Lives[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
Murder on the Rising Star[edit source]
Greetings From Earth[edit source]
- Commandant Leiter and his destroyer crew are brought to Galactica and are imprisoned on the Prison Barge. Net gain of at least twelve.
Baltar's Escape[edit source]
- The three Borellian Nomen, Bora, Maga and Taba, leave the Fleet on Commandant Leiter's destroyer. Net loss of three, not including the loss of the Alliance officers.
Experiment in Terra[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
Take the Celestra[edit source]
- Commander Kronus is mortally wounded during the action to retake the Celestra from Charka. Net loss of one.
The Hand of God[edit source]
- No net losses or gains can be determined based on the content of this episode.
- However, if Adama keeps his word, Baltar will be left on a reasonably hospitable planet, thus reducing the Fleet population by one.