Iblis' ship - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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	[[~~Image~~:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]		[[File:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]

	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.
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	== The Mystery of the Crashed Ship ==		== The Mystery of the Crashed Ship ==
	[[~~Image~~:19 - War of the Gods.jpg\|thumb\|right\| What Starbuck and Apollo found inside the crashed ship.]]		[[File:19 - War of the Gods.jpg\|thumb\|right\| What Starbuck and Apollo found inside the crashed ship.]]
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	* From the War of the Gods original script at http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MissingWar.htm:		* From the War of the Gods original script at http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MissingWar.htm:

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

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

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	[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]		[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]

	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three ~~[[Viper (~~TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.

	{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].		{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "$\[\[TOS\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()]*)\]\]\"$" to "{{OS|$1}}"

2020-09-11T19:33:41Z

Text replacement - "$\[\[TOS\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()]*)\]\]\"$" to "{{OS|$1}}"

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	[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s ~~([[TOS]]: "[[~~War of the Gods, Part I~~]]")~~. ]]		[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]

	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.
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	{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].		{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].

	When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ~~([[TOS]]: "[[~~War of the Gods, Part I~~]]")~~.		When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}.

	Apollo and Starbuck later return to investigate the remains. Revealing that the radion levels Iblis' warned about were a ruse, they discover the remains of Iblis' former followers. Sheba, having given herself to Iblis, pursues them to the remains and attempts to stop their discovery; Apollo and Starbuck attempt to convince her to look into a compartment, but is thwarted by Iblis, who suddenly appears. It is here where he kills Apollo, as he intercepts a bolt of energy meant for Sheba, and Iblis subsequently disappears ~~([[TOS]]: "[[~~War of the Gods, Part II~~]]")~~.		Apollo and Starbuck later return to investigate the remains. Revealing that the radion levels Iblis' warned about were a ruse, they discover the remains of Iblis' former followers. Sheba, having given herself to Iblis, pursues them to the remains and attempts to stop their discovery; Apollo and Starbuck attempt to convince her to look into a compartment, but is thwarted by Iblis, who suddenly appears. It is here where he kills Apollo, as he intercepts a bolt of energy meant for Sheba, and Iblis subsequently disappears {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part II}}.

	== The Mystery of the Crashed Ship ==		== The Mystery of the Crashed Ship ==

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

2020-09-07T23:27:51Z

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

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	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.

	{{TOS\|Apollo}}, ~~[[Starbuck (~~TOS)\|Starbuck]] and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].		{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].

	When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]").		When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]").

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

2020-09-07T23:25:20Z

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

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	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.

	~~[[Apollo (~~TOS)\|Apollo]], [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].		{{TOS\|Apollo}}, [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].

	When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]").		When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]").

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2020-03-30T01:10:42Z

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			[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]"). ]]

	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.

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Galactica1981: /* The Mystery of the Crashed Ship */

2011-09-11T14:17:00Z

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	:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."		:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."

	* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the [[GoMainline Galactica Convention]]in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.		* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the [[GoMainline Galactica Convention]] in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.

	* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.		* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.

Galactica1981: /* The Mystery of the Crashed Ship */

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The Mystery of the Crashed Ship

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	:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."		:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."

	* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the [[GoMainline Galactica Convention]]		* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the [[GoMainline Galactica Convention]]in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.
	in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.

	* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.		* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.

Galactica1981: /* The Mystery of the Crashed Ship */

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	:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."		:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."

	* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the GoMainline Galactica ~~convention~~ in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.		* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the [[GoMainline Galactica Convention]]
			in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.

	* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.		* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.

Galactica1981: /* The Mystery of the Crashed Ship */

2011-09-07T19:42:27Z

The Mystery of the Crashed Ship

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	:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."		:"When Starbuck and Apollo look into the wreckage of the ship, this is exactly what they see: A piece of metallic surface, highly scorched but out of which portrudes a foot-like extremity, except that its tip is clearly in the shape of a cloven hoof. (Then they lift the metal and toss it aside) They grimace in horror... Under the wreckage is the figure of a devil... a demon."

	* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the GoMainline Galactica convention in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep."		* Footage of the demon was shot but left out of the final cut. There are conflicting accounts as to why. Some believe the censors removed it due to its possible satanic implications. Anne Lockhart stated at the GoMainline Galactica convention in September 1999 that it was left out because the demon "looked like a dead sheep." Interestingly, the footage does not appear in the Battlestar Galactica DVD box set which has deleted scenes from the episode.

	* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.		* The image on the right is from Battlestar Galactica Vol. 1 [[War of Eden 4\|#4]] of Maximum Press comics in which Apollo recalls what he saw inside the crashed ship.

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	[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]		[[Image:Iblis ship.jpg\|thumb\|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. ]]

	The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three ~~[[Viper (~~TOS)\|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.		The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet\|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three {{TOS\|Viper}} pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots.

	{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].		{{TOS\|Apollo}}, {{TOS\|Starbuck}} and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]].

Iblis' ship - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "\(\[\[TOS\]\]\: \"\[\[([A-Za-z0-9_, ()]*)\]\]\"\)" to "{{OS|$1}}"

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

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

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: marking this for cleanup later...

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