Lance - Revision history

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

2025-02-08T16:15:25Z

Text replacement - "Lee Adama" to "{{callsign|Lee Adama}}"

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	Later, when boarding {{callsign\|Athena}}'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.		Later, when boarding {{callsign\|Athena}}'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.		An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by {{callsign\|Lee Adama}} to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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

2025-02-03T01:05:23Z

Text replacement - "[[Image:" to "[[File:"

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	[[~~Image~~:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at his former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]		[[File:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at his former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]

	'''Lance''' is a domesticated male feline and traveling companion of [[Romo Lampkin]], [[Gaius Baltar\|Gaius Baltar's]] attorney, as well as one of the last items Lampkin has of his wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]], his original owner.		'''Lance''' is a domesticated male feline and traveling companion of [[Romo Lampkin]], [[Gaius Baltar\|Gaius Baltar's]] attorney, as well as one of the last items Lampkin has of his wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]], his original owner.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

2024-02-19T04:01:45Z

Text replacement - "Sharon Agathon" to "{{callsign|Athena}}"

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	Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.		Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.

	Later, when boarding ~~[[Sharon Agathon]]~~'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.		Later, when boarding {{callsign\|Athena}}'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.		An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "^: ''+(.*)''" to "{{disline|$1}} "

2021-01-10T19:00:39Z

Text replacement - "^: ''+(.*)''" to "{{disline|$1}} "

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	~~: ''~~For the [[Super Scout]] with both a similar name and jumping abilities, see: [[Lancer]].''		{{disline\|For the [[Super Scout]] with both a similar name and jumping abilities, see: [[Lancer]].}}


	[[Image:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at his former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]		[[Image:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at his former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]

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

2020-09-09T04:17:15Z

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

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	Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.		Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.

	Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~The Son Also Rises~~]]")~~.		Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin {{TRS\|The Son Also Rises}}.

	An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag ~~([[~~TRS~~]]: "[[~~Sine Qua Non~~]]")~~.		An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag {{TRS\|Sine Qua Non}}.

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "
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2020-04-18T20:20:13Z

Text replacement - "<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>" to "{{reflist}}"

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

	{{WikiFrakr\|Lunch}}		{{WikiFrakr\|Lunch}}

DrWho42: Linking to French version.

2010-10-22T00:02:35Z

Linking to French version.

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DrWho42: Tagging TRS.

2010-08-22T21:55:09Z

Tagging TRS.

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	Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.		Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.

	Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin ([[The Son Also Rises]]).		Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin ([[TRS]]: "[[The Son Also Rises]]").

	An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag ([[Sine Qua Non]]).		An innumerable number of weeks prior to [[Laura Roslin]]'s abduction by the Cylon rebel's [[Hybrid]], Lance is killed. Lampkin claims that "those debased dregs of humanity" in the Fleet were responsible for this act. As a result of his death, Lampkin became withdrawn until approached by [[Lee Adama]] to aid in a search for interim presidential candidates; Lampkin talks to an idealized version of Lance during these proceedings, while the actual cat's remains were kept in a duffel bag ([[TRS]]: "[[Sine Qua Non]]").

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Matthew R Dunn: changed some words, since Cats are living things, not just inaminate objects, (turned "it" to "he", "his" or "him"

2009-02-14T10:35:49Z

changed some words, since Cats are living things, not just inaminate objects, (turned "it" to "he", "his" or "him"

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	: ''For the [[Super Scout]] with both a similar name and jumping abilities, see: [[Lancer]].''		: ''For the [[Super Scout]] with both a similar name and jumping abilities, see: [[Lancer]].''

	[[Image:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at ~~its~~ former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]		[[Image:410 Lance.jpg\|thumb\|An apparition of Lance looking up at his former owner, Romo Lampkin.]]

	'''Lance''' is a domesticated male feline and traveling companion of [[Romo Lampkin]], [[Gaius Baltar\|Gaius Baltar's]] attorney, as well as one of the last items Lampkin has of his wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]], ~~its~~ original owner.		'''Lance''' is a domesticated male feline and traveling companion of [[Romo Lampkin]], [[Gaius Baltar\|Gaius Baltar's]] attorney, as well as one of the last items Lampkin has of his wife, [[Faye Lampkin\|Faye]], his original owner.

	Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps it in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.		Lampkin hates the cat, but keeps him in his wife's memory. He typically carries Lance around with him in a bag, telling [[Laura Roslin]] that he does not "bite or scratch" like his wife did. As Lance scrambled out, Lampkin may have used the diversion created by his animal to steal Roslin's glasses.

	Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin ([[The Son Also Rises]]).		Later, when boarding [[Sharon Agathon]]'s [[Raptor]], Lance escapes from his bag, jumping out of the Raptor before its door could shut. Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] and his deck gang manage to corral him, but not before Tyrol discovers the makeshift bomb on the Raptor's undercarriage, thus thwarting [[Aaron Kelly]]'s plan to kill Lampkin ([[The Son Also Rises]]).

DrWho42: Dead? Probably.

2009-01-08T17:33:34Z

Dead? Probably.

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