Interrogation drug - Revision history

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	The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.		The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.

	Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Doctor [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Taking a Break From All Your Worries~~]]")~~.		Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Doctor [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" {{TRS\|Taking a Break From All Your Worries}}.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==References==		==References==
	~~<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>~~		{{reflist}}

	{{Drugs}}		{{Drugs}}

Rjinswand at 03:47, 2 April 2010

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	The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.		The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.

	Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Doctor [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ([[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]).		Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Doctor [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ([[TRS]]: "[[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]").

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Veepz at 10:12, 10 August 2007

2007-08-10T10:12:02Z

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	The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.		The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.

	Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. ~~Dr.~~ [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ([[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]).		Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Doctor [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ([[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]).

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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2007-08-09T23:23:34Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".		*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".
	*Adama speaks of "drugs" in the plural, meaning that the interrogation drug is actually a mix of several compounds. If these are common drugs, it explains ~~how~~ ''Galactica'' has an apparently secret drug aboard.		*Adama speaks of "drugs" in the plural, meaning that the interrogation drug is actually a mix of several compounds. If these are common drugs, it explains why ''Galactica'' has an apparently secret and experimental drug aboard.

	==References==		==References==

Serenity: Adama actually speaks of "drugs". So it's more of a drug cocktail, thus explaining how they even have it

2007-08-09T23:18:23Z

Adama actually speaks of "drugs". So it's more of a drug cocktail, thus explaining how they even have it

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".		*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".
			*Adama speaks of "drugs" in the plural, meaning that the interrogation drug is actually a mix of several compounds. If these are common drugs, it explains how ''Galactica'' has an apparently secret drug aboard.

	==References==		==References==

Veepz at 01:02, 5 August 2007

2007-08-05T01:02:58Z

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	A military '''interrogation drug'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques.		A military '''interrogation drug'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques.

	It is [[William Adama\|~~Admiral~~ Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.		It is Admiral [[William Adama\|Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.

	The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.		The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.

Spencerian: Updated.

2007-05-22T14:02:58Z

Updated.

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	A military '''interrogation drug''' is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques.		A military '''interrogation drug'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques.

	It is [[William Adama\|Admiral Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.		It is [[William Adama\|Admiral Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.
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	*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".		*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".

	*The portrayal of this hallucinogen bears a striking resemblance to that in the movie ''[[w:~~Batman Begins\|Batman Begins]]'', particularly the manner in which voices and sound are distorted.~~		==References==
			<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>

	{{Drugs}}		{{Drugs}}

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	A military '''interrogation drug''' is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques ~~([[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]])~~.		A military '''interrogation drug''' is used on [[Gaius Baltar]] after his return to ''Galactica'', once he has demonstrated that he is basically unaffected by various other interrogation techniques.

	It is [[William Adama\|Admiral Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.		It is [[William Adama\|Admiral Adama]]'s suggestion to use the drug, described as a hallucinogen that creates a high level of anxiety in the subject, generating a feeling that their survival is at stake.
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	The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.		The drug is injected into one of the subject's carotid arteries, which supply blood directly to the brain, and appears to take effect relatively quickly. Initially the subject is rendered unconscious, but soon awakes in a pliable state. Baltar sees himself in the midst of a dark ocean, with Adama's voice being his only lifeline.

	Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Dr. [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show".		Adama shows some skill in using this method, likely having been trained in its use. Dr. [[Cottle]], on the other hand, appears to disapprove; he terminates the session when Baltar begins to go into distress, calling it a "freak show" ([[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]).

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	*The portrayal of this hallucinogen bears a striking resemblance to that in the movie ''[[w:Batman Begins\|Batman Begins]]'', particularly the manner in which voices and sound are distorted.		*The portrayal of this hallucinogen bears a striking resemblance to that in the movie ''[[w:Batman Begins\|Batman Begins]]'', particularly the manner in which voices and sound are distorted.

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	{{Drugs}}		{{Drugs}}

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	*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".		*The secret experiments with hallucinogenic drugs for purposes of interrogation parallels the [[w:Project MKULTRA\|CIA's MK ULTRA]] program from the 1960s and 1970s. In that program, [[w:LSD\|LSD]] was investigated as a possible "truth serum".

	*The portrayal of this hallucinogen bears a striking resemblance to that in the movie Batman Begins, particularly the manner in which voices and sound ~~were~~ distorted.		*The portrayal of this hallucinogen bears a striking resemblance to that in the movie ''[[w:Batman Begins\|Batman Begins]]'', particularly the manner in which voices and sound are distorted.

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Interrogation drug - Revision history

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

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "" to "{{reflist}}"

Rjinswand at 03:47, 2 April 2010

Veepz at 10:12, 10 August 2007

Serenity: /* Notes */

Serenity: Adama actually speaks of "drugs". So it's more of a drug cocktail, thus explaining how they even have it

Veepz at 01:02, 5 August 2007

Spencerian: Updated.

Serenity: -stub

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
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