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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Noteworthy Dialogue */

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	== Noteworthy Dialogue ==		== Noteworthy Dialogue ==

	* ''On hearing Apollo's frantic transmissions:''		{{Quote
	~~:'''Adama''':~~ Those transmissions are for Cylon ears.		\| context = On hearing [[Apollo]]'s frantic transmissions:
			\| text = Those transmissions are for Cylon ears.
			\| sign = [[Adama]]
			}}

	* ''Red-Eye makes an intellectual observation:''		{{Quote
	~~:'''Red-Eye''':~~ Humans deceive, not sound waves.		\| context = [[Red-Eye]] makes an intellectual observation:
			\| text = Humans deceive, not sound waves.
			\| sign = [[Red-Eye]]
			}}

	*''Red-Eye's last words, uttered when he saw a laser pistol, instead of a [[numo]], strapped to Apollo's leg:''		{{Quote
	~~:'''Red-Eye''':~~ Uh-oh.		\| context = [[Red-Eye]]'s last words, uttered when he saw a laser pistol, instead of a [[numo]], strapped to [[Apollo]]'s leg:
			\| text = Uh-oh.
			\| sign = [[Red-Eye]]
			}}

	* ''Apollo remarks in surprise at Boomer's and Starbuck's arrival:''		{{Dialogue
	:'''Apollo''': What are you guys doing way out here?		\| context = [[Apollo]] remarks in surprise at [[Boomer]]'s and [[Starbuck]]'s arrival:
	:'''Boomer''': Oh, we thought we'd just take a little ride; the stars are kinda nice in this galaxy.		\| lines =
			'''[[Apollo]]:''' What are you guys doing way out here?

			'''[[Boomer]]:''' Oh, we thought we'd just take a little ride; the stars are kinda nice in this galaxy.
			}}

	== Guest Stars ==		== Guest Stars ==

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	* Pushing their Vipers to the limit, Boomer and Starbuck decide to chop the power to their engines, so as to drift another 40 or 50 [[centon]]s in the hopes of finding their lost comrade.		* Pushing their Vipers to the limit, Boomer and Starbuck decide to chop the power to their engines, so as to drift another 40 or 50 [[centon]]s in the hopes of finding their lost comrade.

	* [[Macy]], a waitress in the saloon who knows that Apollo is "different," informs Apollo that [[Marco]] (another of Lacerta's henchmen) wants to kill him, in order to regain the favor of Lacerta. He also learns that Red-Eye was discovered in the wreckage of a crashed ship, a Cylon Raider, along with two other destroyed Cylons. When Red-Eye "awoke," he saw Lacerta and said "By your command." Ever since, Red-Eye has obeyed Lacerta.		* [[Macy]], a waitress in the saloon who knows that Apollo is "different," informs Apollo that [[Marco\|Marcos]] (another of Lacerta's henchmen) wants to kill him, in order to regain the favor of Lacerta. He also learns that Red-Eye was discovered in the wreckage of a crashed ship, a Cylon Raider, along with two other destroyed Cylons. When Red-Eye "awoke," he saw Lacerta and said "By your command." Ever since, Red-Eye has obeyed Lacerta.

	* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. ~~Marco~~ challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.		* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. Marcos challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.
	[[File:redeye2.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Red Eye meets his fate]]		[[File:redeye2.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Red Eye meets his fate]]

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	*[[Lance LeGault]] as [[Bootes]]		*[[Lance LeGault]] as [[Bootes]]
	*[[Claude Earl Jones]] as [[Lacerta]]		*[[Claude Earl Jones]] as [[Lacerta]]
	*[[imdb:nm0922307\|Red West]] as [[Marco]]		*[[imdb:nm0922307\|Red West]] as [[Marco\|Marcos]]
	*[[Larry Manetti]] as [[Giles]]		*[[Larry Manetti]] as [[Giles]]
	*[[Jay Donahue]] as [[Jason]]		*[[Jay Donahue]] as [[Jason]]

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	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]
	[[Category:TOS]]		{{indicator\|TOS}}[[Category:TOS]]
	[[Category:Episode Guide (TOS)]]		[[Category:Episode Guide (TOS)]]
	[[Category:Episodes written by Herman Groves]]		[[Category:Episodes written by Herman Groves]]

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	* With no one having the heart to tell {{TOS\|Boxey}} that his father is missing, Starbuck and Boomer keep him occupied in the Officers Quarters with the pilots, playing [[pyramid (TOS)\|pyramid]] and drinking fruit juice.		* With no one having the heart to tell {{TOS\|Boxey}} that his father is missing, Starbuck and Boomer keep him occupied in the Officers Quarters with the pilots, playing [[pyramid (TOS)\|pyramid]] and drinking fruit juice.

	[[~~Image~~:vellapuppis.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Vella and Puppis in "The Lost Warrior"]]		[[File:vellapuppis.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Vella and Puppis in "The Lost Warrior"]]

	* Apollo learns that the town bully, [[Lacerta]], has been taking "tribute" for nearly 10 [[yahren]]s, leaving only enough ovines (cattle) for a family to live on; no one has stopped him because of his laser-toting henchman, "[[Red-Eye]]". Vella reveals her hatred for guns because her husband was killed by a gun. Apollo sympathizes with her, stating that he lost his wife to gun violence as well.		* Apollo learns that the town bully, [[Lacerta]], has been taking "tribute" for nearly 10 [[yahren]]s, leaving only enough ovines (cattle) for a family to live on; no one has stopped him because of his laser-toting henchman, "[[Red-Eye]]". Vella reveals her hatred for guns because her husband was killed by a gun. Apollo sympathizes with her, stating that he lost his wife to gun violence as well.
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	* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. Marco challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.		* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. Marco challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.
	[[~~Image~~:redeye2.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Red Eye meets his fate]]		[[File:redeye2.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Red Eye meets his fate]]

	* Red-Eye confronts Apollo in a duel. Red-Eye draws first, but is beaten to the trigger by Apollo, who blasts Red-Eye through the swinging doors of the saloon. Red-Eye explodes, his metronomic red eye extinguished forever.		* Red-Eye confronts Apollo in a duel. Red-Eye draws first, but is beaten to the trigger by Apollo, who blasts Red-Eye through the swinging doors of the saloon. Red-Eye explodes, his metronomic red eye extinguished forever.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Guest Stars */ + Diane Jones

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Guest Stars: + Diane Jones

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	*[[Mary Kay Mars]] as [[Vi]]		*[[Mary Kay Mars]] as [[Vi]]
	*[[Rex Cutter]] as [[Red-Eye]] (uncredited)		*[[Rex Cutter]] as [[Red-Eye]] (uncredited)
			*[[Diane Jones]] as [[Bar Maiden]] (uncredited)

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	=== Production ===		=== Production ===
	* This is the first episode to make use of a promotional teaser, prior to the show's opening.		* This is the first episode to make use of a promotional teaser, prior to the show's opening.
	* Adama's (Lorne Greene) episode outro is introduced: "Fleeing from the Cylon tyranny, the last battlestar, ''Galactica'', leads a ragtag fugitive fleet on a lonely quest: a shining planet. Known as Earth."		* [[Adama (TOS)\|Adama]]'s ([[Lorne Greene]]) episode outro is introduced: "Fleeing from the Cylon tyranny, the last battlestar, ''Galactica'', leads a ragtag fugitive fleet on a lonely quest: a shining planet. Known as Earth."
	* This is the first "Apollo episode," which would ~~spar~~ a series of back-and-forths between the two series' leads, as the majority of episodes would end up being "Starbuck episodes." This would lead to the issue with "[[Experiment in Terra]]," where it was originally written as a "Starbuck episode," but revised so that it became an "Apollo episode" by role reversals after [[Richard Hatch]] brought his concerns to [[Glen A. Larson]]'s attention.		* This is the first "Apollo episode," which would spur a series of back-and-forths between the two series' leads, as the majority of episodes would end up being "Starbuck episodes." This would lead to the issue with "[[Experiment in Terra]]," where it was originally written as a "Starbuck episode," but revised so that it became an "Apollo episode" by role reversals after [[Richard Hatch]] brought his concerns to [[Glen A. Larson]]'s attention.
	* The episode is based off the western novel ''[[w:Shane (novel)\|Shane]]''.		* The episode is based off the western novel ''[[w:Shane (novel)\|Shane]]''.
	* According to [[Anne Lockhart]], Bellisario wrote a similar show for the his later television series ''[[w:Tales of the Gold Monkey\|Tales of the Gold Monkey]],'' entitled "The Lady and the Tiger," where the antagonist is Japanese and the events are set in 1936.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref> In the episode, Lockhart starred as the widowed Martha ([[Vella]]) with an affable, gun-ho son, [[Jerry Supiran]]'s Paul ([[Puppis]]), who vies to kill a tiger that killed his father. This also ends in much the same way, where Stephen Collins' Jake Cutter ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) takes on the role of the fatherly figure for a brief time, and promises to return (although doesn't).		* According to [[Anne Lockhart]], Bellisario wrote a similar show for the his later television series ''[[w:Tales of the Gold Monkey\|Tales of the Gold Monkey]],'' entitled "The Lady and the Tiger," where the antagonist is Japanese and the events are set in 1936.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref> In the episode, Lockhart starred as the widowed Martha ([[Vella]]) with an affable, gun-ho son, [[Jerry Supiran]]'s Paul ([[Puppis]]), who vies to kill a tiger that killed his father. This also ends in much the same way, where [[w:Stephen_Collins\|Stephen Collins]]' Jake Cutter ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) takes on the role of the fatherly figure for a brief time, and promises to return after his craft is repaired (although doesn't).

	=== Equellus ===		=== Equellus ===

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	* After almost abandoning all hope, Boomer and Starbuck receive Apollo's faint transmissions. They guide the Viper home to ''Galactica'', while on Equellus, Vella and Puppis gaze up into the stars, awaiting Apollo's return....		* After almost abandoning all hope, Boomer and Starbuck receive Apollo's faint transmissions. They guide the Viper home to ''Galactica'', while on Equellus, Vella and Puppis gaze up into the stars, awaiting Apollo's return....

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

			=== Production ===
	* This is the first episode to make use of a promotional teaser, prior to the show's opening.		* This is the first episode to make use of a promotional teaser, prior to the show's opening.
	* This is an "Apollo episode".		* Adama's (Lorne Greene) episode outro is introduced: "Fleeing from the Cylon tyranny, the last battlestar, ''Galactica'', leads a ragtag fugitive fleet on a lonely quest: a shining planet. Known as Earth."
	* The episode is based off the western novel ''[[w:Shane (novel)\|Shane]]''. According to [[Anne Lockhart]], Bellisario wrote a similar show ~~to this one~~ for the television series ''[[w:Tales of the Gold Monkey\|Tales of the Gold Monkey]]'', ~~except~~ the antagonist is Japanese and the events are set in 1936.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		* This is the first "Apollo episode," which would spar a series of back-and-forths between the two series' leads, as the majority of episodes would end up being "Starbuck episodes." This would lead to the issue with "[[Experiment in Terra]]," where it was originally written as a "Starbuck episode," but revised so that it became an "Apollo episode" by role reversals after [[Richard Hatch]] brought his concerns to [[Glen A. Larson]]'s attention.
			* The episode is based off the western novel ''[[w:Shane (novel)\|Shane]]''.
			* According to [[Anne Lockhart]], Bellisario wrote a similar show for the his later television series ''[[w:Tales of the Gold Monkey\|Tales of the Gold Monkey]],'' entitled "The Lady and the Tiger," where the antagonist is Japanese and the events are set in 1936.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=http://geocities.ws/sjpaxton/galacon.html\|title=1986 Galacon Q & A with Richard Hatch and Anne Lockhart\|date=\|accessdate=12 August 2007\|last=Paxton\|first=Susan J.\|format=\|language=}}</ref> In the episode, Lockhart starred as the widowed Martha ([[Vella]]) with an affable, gun-ho son, [[Jerry Supiran]]'s Paul ([[Puppis]]), who vies to kill a tiger that killed his father. This also ends in much the same way, where Stephen Collins' Jake Cutter ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]) takes on the role of the fatherly figure for a brief time, and promises to return (although doesn't).

			=== Equellus ===
	* Equellus was apparently a fringe colony, descended from the [[The Twelve Colonies of Man\|Colonies]] (given their common language and customs), but had lost contact with the Colonies long before their destruction in the Cylon attack.		* Equellus was apparently a fringe colony, descended from the [[The Twelve Colonies of Man\|Colonies]] (given their common language and customs), but had lost contact with the Colonies long before their destruction in the Cylon attack.
	* Wolves are called "lupus"; "lupi" is apparently the plural form of the word.		* Wolves are called "lupus"; "lupi" is apparently the plural form of the word.
	* In a [[List of Deleted Scenes (TOS)#The Lost Warrior\|deleted scene]], Apollo rushes out with his [[laser pistol]] poised to kill a [[lupus]], only for the lupus to be shot by [[Puppis]].		* In a [[List of Deleted Scenes (TOS)#The Lost Warrior\|deleted scene]], Apollo rushes out with his [[laser pistol]] poised to kill a [[lupus]], only for the lupus to be shot by [[Puppis]].
	* In another deleted scene, Bootes escorts Apollo to the edge of town. Bootes refuses to enter for fear that his anger be his undoing. In that same scene, it is told that Lacerta owns most of the town and that he could be found if one followed the sound of the music.		* In another deleted scene, Bootes escorts Apollo to the edge of town. Bootes refuses to enter for fear that his anger would be his undoing. In that same scene, it is told that Lacerta owns most of the town and that he could be found if one followed the sound of the music.
	* The Colonials have detailed maps of the [[Hatari sector]] (which Adama looks over). As they had knowledge of the system, why did they not have any knowledge of the inhabitants?		* The Colonials have detailed maps of the [[Hatari sector]] (which Adama looks over). As they had knowledge of the system, why did they not have any knowledge of the inhabitants?
	* The Colonials are still in {{TOS\|Cyrannus\|their known space}}.		* The Colonials are still in {{TOS\|Cyrannus\|their known space}}.
			* The characters [[w:Equuleus\|Equellus]], [[w:Lupus (constellation)\|Lupus]], [[w:Lacerta\|Lacerta]], [[w:Boötes\|Bootes]], [[w:Puppis\|Puppis]] and [[w:Vela (constellation)\|Vella]] are named after star constellations visible from Earth. Jason in mythology commanded the ship [[w:Argo Navis\|Argo Navis]], an ancient constellation. While some constellations have mythical origins Lacerta is only 400 years old. Puppis and Vella were created out of the ancient Argo constellation 300 years ago. They are considered Argo's stern and sails.

			=== Apollo ===

	* Starbuck and Boomer are loyal to Apollo, clearly willing to risk their careers to go after him.		* Starbuck and Boomer are loyal to Apollo, clearly willing to risk their careers to go after him.
	* The characters [[w:Equuleus\|Equellus]], [[w:Lupus (constellation)\|Lupus]], [[w:Lacerta\|Lacerta]], [[w:Boötes\|Bootes]], [[w:Puppis\|Puppis]] and [[w:Vela (constellation)\|Vella]] are named after star constellations visible from Earth. Jason in mythology commanded the ship [[w:Argo Navis\|Argo Navis]], an ancient constellation. While some constellations have mythical origins Lacerta is only 400 years old. Puppis and Vella were created out of the ancient Argo constellation 300 years ago. They are considered Argo's stern and sails.
	* Adama (Lorne Greene) first time said during endings : "Fleeing from the Cylon tyranny, the last battlestar, ''Galactica'', leads a ragtag fugitive fleet on a lonely quest: a shining planet. Known as Earth."

	== Analysis ==		== Analysis ==
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	:# Apollo wants to learn about Lacerta's connection to the Cylon Empire.		:# Apollo wants to learn about Lacerta's connection to the Cylon Empire.
	:# The Cylons, being logical creatures, would not use Lacerta as their mouthpiece; they would have at least found someone else.		:# The Cylons, being logical creatures, would not use Lacerta as their mouthpiece; they would have at least found someone else.
	* There are a few memorable moments though~~, which include~~: Boxey's playing pyramid with other pilots, Cassiopeia's (uncharacteristic) demonstration of motherlike behavior, Starbuck's pledge to not have Boxey lose two parents, and Adama and Tigh's argument about finding Apollo, and Adama's hesitation because of Apollo being the "Commander's son".		* There are a few memorable moments though: Boxey's playing pyramid with other pilots, Cassiopeia's (uncharacteristic) demonstration of motherlike behavior, Starbuck's pledge to not have Boxey lose two parents, and Adama and Tigh's argument about finding Apollo, and Adama's hesitation because of Apollo being the "Commander's son."
	* There is no true conflict to test Apollo's morality against Bootes' pro-violence view. The episode is, act by act, a means of filling an episode via posturing and throwaway dialogue. Episodes such as "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]" and "[[War of the Gods, Part I\|War of the Gods]]" do more to develop characters and have believable conflict.		* There is no true conflict to test Apollo's morality against Bootes' pro-violence view. The episode is, act by act, a means of filling an episode via posturing and throwaway dialogue. Episodes such as "[[The Hand of God (TOS)\|The Hand of God]]" and "[[War of the Gods, Part I\|War of the Gods]]" do more to develop characters and have believable conflict.
	* Regarding, Boomer's and Starbuck's willingness to disobey orders to rescue Apollo: Unauthorized missions are a misuse of military property and are court martial offenses, particularly in wartime or a state of emergency. But since the Colonial military no longer exists in its previous form, the Fleet wouldn't be able to afford throwing Boomer and Starbuck in the brig, as they have proven their worth to the Fleet. The Fleet is in no position to replace experienced Viper pilots (they had enough trouble with this due to a virus Boomer contracted in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I\|Lost Planet of the Gods]]"). So how to punish a Viper pilot that disobeys orders or steals military property, especially if the offenses are repeated?		* Regarding, Boomer's and Starbuck's willingness to disobey orders to rescue Apollo: Unauthorized missions are a misuse of military property and are court martial offenses, particularly in wartime or a state of emergency. But since the Colonial military no longer exists in its previous form, the Fleet wouldn't be able to afford throwing Boomer and Starbuck in the brig, as they have proven their worth to the Fleet. The Fleet is in no position to replace experienced Viper pilots (they had enough trouble with this due to a virus Boomer contracted in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I\|Lost Planet of the Gods]]"). So how to punish a Viper pilot that disobeys orders or steals military property, especially if the offenses are repeated?

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	* Pushing their Vipers to the limit, Boomer and Starbuck decide to chop the power to their engines, so as to drift another 40 or 50 [[centon]]s in the hopes of finding their lost comrade.		* Pushing their Vipers to the limit, Boomer and Starbuck decide to chop the power to their engines, so as to drift another 40 or 50 [[centon]]s in the hopes of finding their lost comrade.

	* [[Macy]], a waitress in the saloon who knows that Apollo is "different", informs Apollo that [[Marco]] (another of Lacerta's henchmen) wants to kill him, in order to regain the favor of Lacerta. He also learns that Red-Eye was discovered in the wreckage of a crashed ship, a Cylon Raider, along with two other destroyed Cylons. When Red-Eye "awoke", he saw Lacerta and said "By your command." Ever since, Red-Eye has obeyed Lacerta.		* [[Macy]], a waitress in the saloon who knows that Apollo is "different," informs Apollo that [[Marco]] (another of Lacerta's henchmen) wants to kill him, in order to regain the favor of Lacerta. He also learns that Red-Eye was discovered in the wreckage of a crashed ship, a Cylon Raider, along with two other destroyed Cylons. When Red-Eye "awoke," he saw Lacerta and said "By your command." Ever since, Red-Eye has obeyed Lacerta.

	* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. Marco challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.		* Realizing now that Red-Eye is an "independent" and no longer connected with the Cylon Empire, Apollo straps on his laser pistol. Marco challenges Apollo to a duel, but backs down when he sees Apollo's laser. In fear, Lacerta calls for Red-Eye.

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	:''After engaging a group of [[Raider (TOS)\|Cylon Raiders]], [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] crash-lands on a [[Equellus\|planet]] where a [[Lacerta\|law-deriding thug]] controls a seemingly [[Red-Eye\|indestructible henchman]].''		:''After engaging a group of [[Raider (TOS)\|Cylon Raiders]], [[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]] crash-lands on a [[Equellus\|planet]] where a [[Lacerta\|law-deriding thug]] controls a seemingly [[Red-Eye\|indestructible henchman]].''

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	*[http://www.hulu.com/watch/12833 The Lost Warrior full episode on Hulu.com]
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20180222214539/http://galactica1981.tripod.com/LOSTWARRIOR.htm The Lost Warrior full summary and review at Sheba's Galaxy]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20180222214539/http://galactica1981.tripod.com/LOSTWARRIOR.htm The Lost Warrior full summary and review at Sheba's Galaxy]