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In ''[[War of Eden 2]]'', Rob Liefeld noted that Maximum Press follows the established canon of the Original Series, eschewing ''Galactica 1980''. Therefore, the timeline of the Original Series' episodes is included here, interspersed with data from the comics. It is later noted in the timeline printed in ''[[Starbuck 1]]'' admits to using the ''[[Encyclopedia Galactica]]'' reference. | In ''[[War of Eden 2]]'', Rob Liefeld noted that Maximum Press follows the established canon of the Original Series, eschewing ''Galactica 1980''. Therefore, the timeline of the Original Series' episodes is included here, interspersed with data from the comics. It is later noted in the timeline printed in ''[[Starbuck 1]]'' admits to using the ''[[Encyclopedia Galactica]]'' reference. | ||
The acronym "CY" is for the term "Colonial Yahren, | The acronym "CY" is for the term "Colonial Yahren", which appears in the Maximum Press comics. | ||
===Ancient history=== | ===Ancient history=== | ||
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* '''1:''' The beginning of the Colonial calendar. | * '''1:''' The beginning of the Colonial calendar. | ||
* '''~1342:''' The beginning of recorded human history on Kobol; 6,000 yahrens before "[[Saga of a Star World]]". | * '''~1342:''' The beginning of recorded human history on Kobol; 6,000 yahrens before "[[Saga of a Star World]]". | ||
* '''~1342 to ~5432:''' The fall of Kobol and the Exodus of the Thirteen Tribes ("[[Saga of a Star World]], | * '''~1342 to ~5432:''' The fall of Kobol and the Exodus of the Thirteen Tribes ("[[Saga of a Star World]]", "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]"). | ||
* '''~5432:''' [[The Twelve Colonies of Man|The Twelve Colonies]] begin to re-establish their space travel capabilities. At this time, the Colonials were using [[Propulsion (TOS)|sublight]] craft reminiscent of the early space vehicles launched from Earth in the 1960s and 70s {{OS|The Hand of God}}. According to Adama, "It took them hundreds of yahrens to revive even the most primitive crafts" ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]], telemovie only). | * '''~5432:''' [[The Twelve Colonies of Man|The Twelve Colonies]] begin to re-establish their space travel capabilities. At this time, the Colonials were using [[Propulsion (TOS)|sublight]] craft reminiscent of the early space vehicles launched from Earth in the 1960s and 70s {{OS|The Hand of God}}. According to Adama, "It took them hundreds of yahrens to revive even the most primitive crafts" ([[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]], telemovie only). | ||
* '''~6342:''' The [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylons]], a humanoid race, are taken over by their robot slaves. A machine ruler, known as the [[Imperious Leader]], comes to rule the [[Cylon Empire]] {{OS|War of the Gods, Part II}}. | * '''~6342:''' The [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylons]], a humanoid race, are taken over by their robot slaves. A machine ruler, known as the [[Imperious Leader]], comes to rule the [[Cylon Empire]] {{OS|War of the Gods, Part II}}. | ||
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** [[The Man with Nine Lives]] | ** [[The Man with Nine Lives]] | ||
** [[Murder on the Rising Star]] | ** [[Murder on the Rising Star]] | ||
** [[Greetings | ** [[Greetings from Earth]] | ||
** [[Baltar's Escape]] | ** [[Baltar's Escape]] | ||
** [[Experiment in Terra]] | ** [[Experiment in Terra]] | ||