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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "''Galactica''n" to "Galactican"

2024-10-20T04:32:47Z

Text replacement - "''Galactica''n" to "Galactican"

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	!Character !! Biography		!Character !! Biography
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	\| Commander [[Adama (alternate)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander of ~~''Galactica''n~~ fleet.		\| Commander [[Adama (alternate)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander of Galactican fleet.
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	\| Lieutenant [[Dillon]] \|\| Colonial Warrior and friend of Troy's.		\| Lieutenant [[Dillon]] \|\| Colonial Warrior and friend of Troy's.
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	\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.		\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.
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	\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to ~~''Galactica''n~~'s hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by the Galacticans.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>		\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to Galactican's hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by the Galacticans.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "B.C." to "BCE"

2021-05-14T14:57:30Z

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	* Jamie Hamilton quits her new job at the UBC, after [[Dana Anderson]] orders a trace on an incoming call made by Dillon—a "terrorist"—and having earlier voiced his belief that she was becoming sympathetic with these so-called "terrorists".		* Jamie Hamilton quits her new job at the UBC, after [[Dana Anderson]] orders a trace on an incoming call made by Dillon—a "terrorist"—and having earlier voiced his belief that she was becoming sympathetic with these so-called "terrorists".
	* Troy and Dillon are able to go for a week without eating because of a catalyst synthesized by Dr. Zee.		* Troy and Dillon are able to go for a week without eating because of a catalyst synthesized by Dr. Zee.
	* Troy, Dillon, and Jamie travel back to 1275 ~~B.C.~~ because they believe Xaviar may have gone to seek out Moses. They find an old man with a cane walking along, but Troy decides it doesn't matter if this is Moses or not because Xaviar wouldn't bother to come back this far.		* Troy, Dillon, and Jamie travel back to 1275 BCE because they believe Xaviar may have gone to seek out Moses. They find an old man with a cane walking along, but Troy decides it doesn't matter if this is Moses or not because Xaviar wouldn't bother to come back this far.
	* Next, they travel to Athens in 457 ~~B.C.~~ They find Xaviar's viper parked nearby. They then go back in time to the point where Xaviar first arrives. He spots them and quickly warps away again.		* Next, they travel to Athens in 457 BCE They find Xaviar's viper parked nearby. They then go back in time to the point where Xaviar first arrives. He spots them and quickly warps away again.
	* They then travel to 1199 and stop Xaviar from preventing the assasination of Richard the Lion-Hearted (Cour de Lion). Xaviar planned to save him so he would be rewarded with political power. After being thwarted, Xaviar manages to escape again.		* They then travel to 1199 and stop Xaviar from preventing the assasination of Richard the Lion-Hearted (Cour de Lion). Xaviar planned to save him so he would be rewarded with political power. After being thwarted, Xaviar manages to escape again.
	* The final stop is the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War. They watch the battle in horror, but Xaviar never appears. They then head back to their own time.		* The final stop is the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War. They watch the battle in horror, but Xaviar never appears. They then head back to their own time.

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2021-01-17T19:29:35Z

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	== Cover ==		== Cover ==

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	Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.		Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.

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	== Cover ==		== Cover ==

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	Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.		Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.

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

2020-09-08T00:23:12Z

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

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	== Plot ==		== Plot ==

	Much of the novel is composed of entries from ~~[[Adama (~~TOS)\|Adama]]'s journals, Dr. [[Zee]]'s diary tapes, "reconstructed" transcripts and even newspaper clippings to lend a contemporary and urgent air to the text.		Much of the novel is composed of entries from {{TOS\|Adama}}'s journals, Dr. [[Zee]]'s diary tapes, "reconstructed" transcripts and even newspaper clippings to lend a contemporary and urgent air to the text.

	The novel strays far from the episodes, indicating that it was based on earlier story treatments. There is additional dialogue in the book, while whole sections from the television programs are missing. The basic plotline involving the search for Doctor [[Donald Mortinson]] (named Alfred Mortinson), and the time travel sequence to 1944, and [[Xavier]] finding Mortinson are all present. Chapters 35 through 39 deviate the most from the storyline and also deal with additional events that occur between "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]" and "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]".		The novel strays far from the episodes, indicating that it was based on earlier story treatments. There is additional dialogue in the book, while whole sections from the television programs are missing. The basic plotline involving the search for Doctor [[Donald Mortinson]] (named Alfred Mortinson), and the time travel sequence to 1944, and [[Xavier]] finding Mortinson are all present. Chapters 35 through 39 deviate the most from the storyline and also deal with additional events that occur between "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]" and "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]".

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "''Galactica''ns" to "the Galacticans"

2020-09-07T19:30:01Z

Text replacement - "''Galactica''ns" to "the Galacticans"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "the Galactica" to "''Galactica''"

2020-09-07T19:01:09Z

Text replacement - "the Galactica" to "''Galactica''"

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: moving the Sheba's Galaxy stuff to be a subsection of Analysis

2020-08-23T21:28:24Z

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 This novelization is an early example of writing by [[Wikipedia:Mike Resnick|Mike Resnick]] who went on to become a [[w:Hugo Award|Hugo Award]] winning science fiction author. Robert Thurston was the author originally contracted to write the book but since his wife was suffering from cancer, Resnick, a close friend of Thurston's, stepped in and wrote it in his place.
 == Differences From The Televised Pilot ==
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 * As with the episode, Mortinson apparently doesn't back up his computer files, since any work that Troy and Dillon would've done could be reverted with such a computerized data backup.
 == Notes ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: cleaner cover art

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	{{Book Data		{{Book Data
	\| image = ~~Bg05~~.jpg		\| image = Galactica Discovers Earth - Glen A. Larson & Michael Resnick.jpg
	\| title= Galactica Discovers Earth		\| title= Galactica Discovers Earth
	\| series= Berkley Books		\| series= Berkley Books

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2020-08-23T21:17:47Z

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	* Rather than being published under the ''Galactica 1980'' series title, the novelisation was published as part of the ongoing ''Battlestar Galactica'' book series. This would prove appropriate, given that the episodes of ''1980'' would later be rolled into the syndicated package of the original series.		* Rather than being published under the ''Galactica 1980'' series title, the novelisation was published as part of the ongoing ''Battlestar Galactica'' book series. This would prove appropriate, given that the episodes of ''1980'' would later be rolled into the syndicated package of the original series.

	== ~~Alternate covers~~ ==		== Cover ==

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Image:Bg05.jpg\|Front cover.		Image:Bg05.jpg\|Front cover.
	Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.		Image:Galactica Discovers Earth back cover.jpg\|Back cover.
			BSG Paperback Novel - Galactica Discovers Earth - David Schleinkofer.jpg\|Virgin cover art by [[David Schleinkofer]].
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	\| Captain [[Troy (alternate)\|Troy]] \|\| Colonial Warrior, son of [[Serena (alternate)\|Serena]], and the Fleet's leading Warrior.		\| Captain [[Troy (alternate)\|Troy]] \|\| Colonial Warrior, son of [[Serena (alternate)\|Serena]], and the Fleet's leading Warrior.
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	\| [[Xaviar]] \|\| Former Colonial warrior and scientist who is incensed with Adama and Dr. Zee's method of accelerating Earth's technology. He believes ~~''Galactica''ns~~ fools and tries to use the [[time warp synthesizer]] to change Earth's past, but is continually thwarted by Dillon and Troy. His goal eventually turns from helping ~~''Galactica''ns~~ to power-lust, wanting to secure himself a place in history and live luxuriously.		\| [[Xaviar]] \|\| Former Colonial warrior and scientist who is incensed with Adama and Dr. Zee's method of accelerating Earth's technology. He believes the Galacticans fools and tries to use the [[time warp synthesizer]] to change Earth's past, but is continually thwarted by Dillon and Troy. His goal eventually turns from helping the Galacticans to power-lust, wanting to secure himself a place in history and live luxuriously.
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	\| [[Doctor Zee]] \|\| Child prodigy. A cerebral mutation born in space. His origins are unexplained in the book (as opposed to the episode "[[The Return of Starbuck]]"), however his age as of this tale is 14. He is responsible for many of ~~''Galactica''ns~~' scientific advancements, including the time warp synthesizer, a [[language educator]], the [[invisibility field]]s, and other technological advancements.		\| [[Doctor Zee]] \|\| Child prodigy. A cerebral mutation born in space. His origins are unexplained in the book (as opposed to the episode "[[The Return of Starbuck]]"), however his age as of this tale is 14. He is responsible for many of the Galacticans' scientific advancements, including the time warp synthesizer, a [[language educator]], the [[invisibility field]]s, and other technological advancements.
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	\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.		\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to ''Galactica''n's hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by ~~''Galactica''ns~~.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>		\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to ''Galactica''n's hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by the Galacticans.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>
	\|}		\|}

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	\| [[Donzo Gates]] \|\| [[Donzo]] \|\| Hell's Angel biker who tries to take Troy and Dillon's [[turbocycle]]s.		\| [[Donzo Gates]] \|\| [[Donzo]] \|\| Hell's Angel biker who tries to take Troy and Dillon's [[turbocycle]]s.
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	\| [[Jamie Hamilton]] \|\| ''Self'' \|\| An up-and-coming reporter who encounters Troy and Dillon, only to be embroiled in their plans for Earth, and an asset to ~~''Galactica''ns~~.		\| [[Jamie Hamilton]] \|\| ''Self'' \|\| An up-and-coming reporter who encounters Troy and Dillon, only to be embroiled in their plans for Earth, and an asset to the Galacticans.
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	\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Khalinov}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Soviet scientist, possibly recruited by [[Kip]], to help ~~''Galactica''ns~~ develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>		\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Khalinov}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Soviet scientist, possibly recruited by [[Kip]], to help the Galacticans develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>
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	\| Sgt. {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Michael Lalor}} \|\| Cop at Police Station \|\| Police sergeant that discredits Jimmy the Lush's stories; he later discovers that the two Warriors have disappeared from police custody while still inside a locked cell.</ref>		\| Sgt. {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Michael Lalor}} \|\| Cop at Police Station \|\| Police sergeant that discredits Jimmy the Lush's stories; he later discovers that the two Warriors have disappeared from police custody while still inside a locked cell.</ref>
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	\| Chief {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Modzelewski}} \|\| Police chief \|\| Dana Anderson asks his secretary to get him in touch with this police officer.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 157</ref>		\| Chief {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Modzelewski}} \|\| Police chief \|\| Dana Anderson asks his secretary to get him in touch with this police officer.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 157</ref>
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	\| Dr. [[Alfred Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Nobel prize laureate and scientist looking for a safe way to deal with nuclear power. Recruited by Troy and Dillon to help ~~''Galactica''ns~~ accelerate Earth's technology.		\| Dr. [[Alfred Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Nobel prize laureate and scientist looking for a safe way to deal with nuclear power. Recruited by Troy and Dillon to help the Galacticans accelerate Earth's technology.
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	\| [[Carlyle Tabakow]] \|\| [[Dorothy Carlyle]] \|\| Mortinson's secretary. Her journal entry notes her concern over Mortinson's sanity, as well as her own future job security.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 43-46</ref>		\| [[Carlyle Tabakow]] \|\| [[Dorothy Carlyle]] \|\| Mortinson's secretary. Her journal entry notes her concern over Mortinson's sanity, as well as her own future job security.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 43-46</ref>
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	\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Rashid Tarid}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Pakistani scientist recruited to help ~~''Galactica''ns~~ develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>		\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Rashid Tarid}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Pakistani scientist recruited to help the Galacticans develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>
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	\| Gen. [[Tucker Wilson]] \|\| General [[Cushing]] \|\| Head of [[w:Strategic Air Command\|Strategic Air Command]].<ref name="p20"/>		\| Gen. [[Tucker Wilson]] \|\| General [[Cushing]] \|\| Head of [[w:Strategic Air Command\|Strategic Air Command]].<ref name="p20"/>

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	* In an Adama Journals entry, we are told that Apollo was killed in battle with the Cylons (though we aren't given any details).		* In an Adama Journals entry, we are told that Apollo was killed in battle with the Cylons (though we aren't given any details).
	* As ~~the~~ Galactica approaches Earth, many people in the fleet make bets as to how Earth will turn out: Earth is radioctive, Earth is primitive, Earth is too advanced to be bothered with them, Earth is planning to declare war on them. Dillon bets that the people of Earth already detected the Cylons and evacuated the planet in preparation for war.		* As ''Galactica'' approaches Earth, many people in the fleet make bets as to how Earth will turn out: Earth is radioctive, Earth is primitive, Earth is too advanced to be bothered with them, Earth is planning to declare war on them. Dillon bets that the people of Earth already detected the Cylons and evacuated the planet in preparation for war.
	* Adama experiences a major dose of culture shock when he watches images of Earth television such as a football game and a cartoon (Road Runner?), and he believes them to be barbaric.		* Adama experiences a major dose of culture shock when he watches images of Earth television such as a football game and a cartoon (Road Runner?), and he believes them to be barbaric.
	* Dr. Zee is able to detect the Cylons because he notices there is an excessive amount of neutrino activity in the vicinity of Barnard's Star. He concludes that the increased neutrino activity is being caused by the power output of the Cylon fleet.		* Dr. Zee is able to detect the Cylons because he notices there is an excessive amount of neutrino activity in the vicinity of Barnard's Star. He concludes that the increased neutrino activity is being caused by the power output of the Cylon fleet.
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	* Instead of walking through the front door of the [[Pacific Institute of Technology]] and stunning the guard, Troy and Dillon enter the nearby sewer system and burn their way through the basement of the building. After burning their way to the first floor, they then decide to take the stairs after stunning two of the guards.		* Instead of walking through the front door of the [[Pacific Institute of Technology]] and stunning the guard, Troy and Dillon enter the nearby sewer system and burn their way through the basement of the building. After burning their way to the first floor, they then decide to take the stairs after stunning two of the guards.
	* Dr. Mortinson's hand is cut by the glass from the shattered window.		* Dr. Mortinson's hand is cut by the glass from the shattered window.
	* Adama mentions to Xaviar that Troy saved ~~the~~ Galactica from destruction during the last Cylon attack.		* Adama mentions to Xaviar that Troy saved ''Galactica'' from destruction during the last Cylon attack.
	* It is established that the Colonials speak a different language than English. Troy and Dillon are able to use their advanced technology to quickly learn English, French, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and a number of lesser dialects.		* It is established that the Colonials speak a different language than English. Troy and Dillon are able to use their advanced technology to quickly learn English, French, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and a number of lesser dialects.
	* The entire sub-plot dealing with [[Willy Griffin]] and his father discovering the Vipers is gone. The Vipers, however, are detected by military personnel. However, before they are taken away to a military base, Dillon and Troy are able to retake their craft non-violently and leave. Also, the plot of Troy, Dillon, and Hamilton sneaking into [[Van Nuys A.N.G. Base]] to recover the ships—including Xaviar's—is not present here.		* The entire sub-plot dealing with [[Willy Griffin]] and his father discovering the Vipers is gone. The Vipers, however, are detected by military personnel. However, before they are taken away to a military base, Dillon and Troy are able to retake their craft non-violently and leave. Also, the plot of Troy, Dillon, and Hamilton sneaking into [[Van Nuys A.N.G. Base]] to recover the ships—including Xaviar's—is not present here.
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	!Character !! Biography		!Character !! Biography
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	\| Commander [[Adama (alternate)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander of ~~the Galactican~~ fleet.		\| Commander [[Adama (alternate)\|Adama]] \|\| Commander of ''Galactica''n fleet.
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	\| Lieutenant [[Dillon]] \|\| Colonial Warrior and friend of Troy's.		\| Lieutenant [[Dillon]] \|\| Colonial Warrior and friend of Troy's.
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	\| Captain [[Troy (alternate)\|Troy]] \|\| Colonial Warrior, son of [[Serena (alternate)\|Serena]], and the Fleet's leading Warrior.		\| Captain [[Troy (alternate)\|Troy]] \|\| Colonial Warrior, son of [[Serena (alternate)\|Serena]], and the Fleet's leading Warrior.
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	\| [[Xaviar]] \|\| Former Colonial warrior and scientist who is incensed with Adama and Dr. Zee's method of accelerating Earth's technology. He believes ~~the Galacticans~~ fools and tries to use the [[time warp synthesizer]] to change Earth's past, but is continually thwarted by Dillon and Troy. His goal eventually turns from helping ~~the Galacticans~~ to power-lust, wanting to secure himself a place in history and live luxuriously.		\| [[Xaviar]] \|\| Former Colonial warrior and scientist who is incensed with Adama and Dr. Zee's method of accelerating Earth's technology. He believes ''Galactica''ns fools and tries to use the [[time warp synthesizer]] to change Earth's past, but is continually thwarted by Dillon and Troy. His goal eventually turns from helping ''Galactica''ns to power-lust, wanting to secure himself a place in history and live luxuriously.
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Doctor Zee]] \|\| Child prodigy. A cerebral mutation born in space. His origins are unexplained in the book (as opposed to the episode "[[The Return of Starbuck]]"), however his age as of this tale is 14. He is responsible for many of ~~the Galacticans~~' scientific advancements, including the time warp synthesizer, a [[language educator]], the [[invisibility field]]s, and other technological advancements.		\| [[Doctor Zee]] \|\| Child prodigy. A cerebral mutation born in space. His origins are unexplained in the book (as opposed to the episode "[[The Return of Starbuck]]"), however his age as of this tale is 14. He is responsible for many of ''Galactica''ns' scientific advancements, including the time warp synthesizer, a [[language educator]], the [[invisibility field]]s, and other technological advancements.
	\|}		\|}

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	\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.		\| Col. [[John H. Guidry]] \|\| Maj. [[Stockwell]] \|\| American saboteur who is assigned to take out the V2 rocket in [[Obersalzberg]]. The Galacticans manage to enlist Guidry's help, despite his severe mistrust of them.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to ~~the Galactican~~'s hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by ~~the Galacticans~~.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>		\| Unnamed Jewish girl \|\| "[[Unnamed characters (1980)#little Jewish girl\|Unnamed Jewish girl]]" \|\| This young girl manages to escape the concentration camp-bound boxcar at the train station, making a beeline to ''Galactica''n's hidden position in Obersalzberg, and saved by ''Galactica''ns.<ref>''Ibid.'', pgs. 105-106</ref>
	\|}		\|}

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	\| [[Donzo Gates]] \|\| [[Donzo]] \|\| Hell's Angel biker who tries to take Troy and Dillon's [[turbocycle]]s.		\| [[Donzo Gates]] \|\| [[Donzo]] \|\| Hell's Angel biker who tries to take Troy and Dillon's [[turbocycle]]s.
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	\| [[Jamie Hamilton]] \|\| ''Self'' \|\| An up-and-coming reporter who encounters Troy and Dillon, only to be embroiled in their plans for Earth, and an asset to ~~the Galacticans~~.		\| [[Jamie Hamilton]] \|\| ''Self'' \|\| An up-and-coming reporter who encounters Troy and Dillon, only to be embroiled in their plans for Earth, and an asset to ''Galactica''ns.
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	\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Khalinov}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Soviet scientist, possibly recruited by [[Kip]], to help ~~the Galacticans~~ develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>		\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Khalinov}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Soviet scientist, possibly recruited by [[Kip]], to help ''Galactica''ns develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>
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	\| Sgt. {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Michael Lalor}} \|\| Cop at Police Station \|\| Police sergeant that discredits Jimmy the Lush's stories; he later discovers that the two Warriors have disappeared from police custody while still inside a locked cell.</ref>		\| Sgt. {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Michael Lalor}} \|\| Cop at Police Station \|\| Police sergeant that discredits Jimmy the Lush's stories; he later discovers that the two Warriors have disappeared from police custody while still inside a locked cell.</ref>
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	\| Chief {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Modzelewski}} \|\| Police chief \|\| Dana Anderson asks his secretary to get him in touch with this police officer.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 157</ref>		\| Chief {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Modzelewski}} \|\| Police chief \|\| Dana Anderson asks his secretary to get him in touch with this police officer.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 157</ref>
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	\| Dr. [[Alfred Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Nobel prize laureate and scientist looking for a safe way to deal with nuclear power. Recruited by Troy and Dillon to help ~~the Galacticans~~ accelerate Earth's technology.		\| Dr. [[Alfred Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]], Ph.D. \|\| Nobel prize laureate and scientist looking for a safe way to deal with nuclear power. Recruited by Troy and Dillon to help ''Galactica''ns accelerate Earth's technology.
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	\| [[Carlyle Tabakow]] \|\| [[Dorothy Carlyle]] \|\| Mortinson's secretary. Her journal entry notes her concern over Mortinson's sanity, as well as her own future job security.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 43-46</ref>		\| [[Carlyle Tabakow]] \|\| [[Dorothy Carlyle]] \|\| Mortinson's secretary. Her journal entry notes her concern over Mortinson's sanity, as well as her own future job security.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 43-46</ref>
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	\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Rashid Tarid}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Pakistani scientist recruited to help ~~the Galacticans~~ develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>		\| Professor {{inlineref\|bold=N\|Rashid Tarid}} \|\| ''None'' \|\| Pakistani scientist recruited to help ''Galactica''ns develop Earth's technology.<ref>''Ibid.'', p. 186</ref>
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	\| Gen. [[Tucker Wilson]] \|\| General [[Cushing]] \|\| Head of [[w:Strategic Air Command\|Strategic Air Command]].<ref name="p20"/>		\| Gen. [[Tucker Wilson]] \|\| General [[Cushing]] \|\| Head of [[w:Strategic Air Command\|Strategic Air Command]].<ref name="p20"/>