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This is a listing of unnamed characters of some note in ''[[Galactica 1980]]''.  
This is a listing of unnamed characters in ''[[Galactica 1980]]''.
 
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== Colonials ==
== Colonials ==


=== Girl on Bridge ===
[[Image:Ellen Gerken TROS.jpg|thumb|[[Ellen Gerken]] as the "Girl on Bridge" telling [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] important news.]]


[[File:Ellen Gerken TROS.jpg|thumb|[[Ellen Gerken]] as the "Girl on Bridge" telling [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] important news.]]
A '''"Girl on Bridge"''' (portrayed by [[Ellen Gerken]]) informs Commander [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] that the [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)|Raider]]s are running and that the [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]] pilots wish to pursue ([[The Return of Starbuck]]).


A '''"Girl on Bridge"''' informs Commander [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] that the [[Cylons (1980)|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS)|Raider]]s are running and that the [[Viper (1980)|Viper]] pilots wish to pursue {{G80|The Return of Starbuck}}.
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: ''The girl was portrayed by [[Ellen Gerken]].''
 
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== Earthlings ==
== Earthlings ==
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=== Americans ===
=== Americans ===


==== [[Flight 2]] ====
==== Airport and Airline Personnel ====


===== Captain =====
===== Flight 2 Captain =====


[[File:Flight 2 captain.jpg|thumb|Flight 2's Captain.]]
The captain of Flight 2 appears in the passenger cabin prompted by an indicator light that signified the deployment of the oxygen masks. The stewardess tells him of the hijacking attempt and subsequently remove the weapon from one of the stunned hijackers. When how they became stunned comes to question, a boy tells him that Dillon and Troy stunned them, which he doesn't believe ([[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]).


The captain of [[Flight 2]] appears in the passenger cabin prompted by an indicator light of deployed oxygen masks. The [[Unnamed characters (1980)#1st Stewardess|stewardess]] tells him of the hijacking attempt and subsequently removes the weapon from one of the stunned hijackers. When how they became stunned comes to question, a boy tells him that [[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] stunned them, which he doesn't believe. However, he tells them to stay onboard after the plane lands at [[JFK Airport|Kennedy Airport]], since the authorities would want to question them {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
: ''The role is uncredited.''


: ''The captain was portrayed by [[Frank Farmer]], who was uncredited in the episode. He has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''
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===== Flight 427 =====


===== 1st Stewardess =====
The people of Flight 427 are almost killed when the damaged [[Shuttle Alpha]] makes its landing on Earth. Its co-pilot warns the captain of the danger, which allows the captain to quickly react and pilot the commercial aircraft out of the shuttle's way.


[[File:Stewardess.jpg|thumb|Flight 2's stewardess.]]
The furious captain, who believes the shuttle to be a military aircraft, angrily growls about how he is sick of hot shots clogging up the commercial air lanes and rips into the USAF ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).


[[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] first encounter the stewardess as they board the airplane. Midway during the flight, she is taken hostage by [[#Hijackers|two Cuban hijackers]], but is subsequently saved by Troy and Dillon when they stun the hijackers. She later credits them for being two regular heroes and lets them comb their hair before being questioned by the authorities at [[JFK Airport|JFK airport]]. It is because of this liberty that Dillon and Troy are able to escape via their [[invisibility field]]s, which she experiences when a cop pushes into her; she is left to believe that he wanted to get frisky with her {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}.
: ''The captain was portrayed by [[Simon Scott]]. The co-pilot was portrayed by [[Ken Scott]].''


: ''The stewardess was portrayed by [[Sheila de Windt]], who formerly portrayed Lieutenant [[Dietra]] in the [[Original Series]].''
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Image:Flight 427 captain.jpg|[[Simon Scott]] as the captain.
Image:Flight 427 co-pilot.jpg|[[Ken Scott]] as the co-pilot.
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===== Ticket Master =====


===== 2nd Stewardess =====
When Troy and Dillon enter the [[Los Angeles Airport]], they speak to two different women who are ticket masters.  
[[File:G80 - NTCLp1 - Spray Rosso as Stewardess.jpg|thumb|Flight 2's 2nd stewardess.]]
[[Dillon]] and [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] watch this stewardess as she presents the usage of the emergency oxygen masks before lift-off. Midway during the flight, her fellow stewardess is taken hostage by [[#Hijackers|two Cuban hijackers]], and she is instructed to contact the cockpit with their demands: to reroute the plane to Cuba.  


Troy and Dillon do not like this and take the opportunity to covertly stun the hijackers, after using their [[Wrist computron|wrist computrons]] to activate the circuit that releases the oxygen masks {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}.
The first is at the front desk gives them their prepaid tickets for Flight 2 to [[New York City]]. She can tell they don't travel by air, since they ask about the metal detector scanners they have to pass through due to the threat posed by [[hijacking]].
: ''The stewardess was portrayed by [[Spray Rosso]], who was uncredited for this role. She has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''


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The second is at the boarding area as she finalizes their tickets. Dillon and Troy, not knowing that there is a "smoking and non-smoking" section to the flight, lead to an idiotically "cute" question regarding how the plane would work best. She points out the gate and they leave. This same ticket master deals with the two terrorists posing as a married couple with a young baby, saying that they had just made the flight ([[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]).


==== Flight 427 ====
: ''Both roles is uncredited.''
The people of Flight 427 are almost killed when the damaged [[Shuttle Alpha]] makes its landing on Earth. Its co-pilot warns the captain of the danger, which allows the captain to quickly react and pilot the commercial aircraft out of the shuttle's way.
 
The furious captain, who believes the shuttle to be a military aircraft, angrily growls about how he is sick of hot shots clogging up the commercial air lanes and rips into the USAF {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.
 
: ''The captain was portrayed by [[Simon Scott]]. The co-pilot was portrayed by [[Ken Scott]].''


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Image:Flight 427 captain.jpg|[[Simon Scott]] as the captain.
Image:Ticketmaster.jpg|The first ticket master.
Image:Flight 427 co-pilot.jpg|[[Ken Scott]] as the co-pilot.
Image:Ticket Master 2.jpg|The second ticket master.
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==== Baseball Related ====
==== Baseball Related ====


===== Camp Aide =====
===== Announcer =====
[[File:Camp Aide.jpg|thumb|The unnamed camp aide tells of [[Billy Eheres]]' financial issue that leaves the fate of [[Casey's Baseball Park]] in the balance {{G80|Spaceball}}. ]]
An unnamed camp aide of [[Casey's Baseball Park]] coaches a game with the Polecats when the Super Scouts arrive, and Starla demonstrates her aptitude at baseball pitching, rivaling [[w:Nolan_Ryan|Nolan Ryan]].


He later informs [[Jamie Hamilton]] and [[Xaviar]] regarding the situation of the land dispute that requires financial support to save [[Billy Eheres]]' camp {{G80|Spaceball}}.
[[Image:Announcer.jpg|thumb|The announcer of the playoffs.]]


: ''The umpire was portrayed by [[Wayne Morton]], who was uncredited in the episode. He has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''
The announcer is an older man in his sixties who announces the various plays in the game between the [[Encino Cougars]] and the [[Polecats]]. Before the game, he interviews [[Billy Eheres]] about his team ([[Spaceball]]).


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: ''The role is uncredited.''


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===== Umpire =====
===== Camp Aide =====


[[File:Umpire.jpg|thumb|The umpire.]]
[[Image:Camp Aide.jpg|thumb|The camp aide.]]


The umpire overseeing the game between the Polecats and the Encino Cougars has a sour disposition. This is particularly apparent when a [[Super Scout]] makes off with his shiny new silver dollar and, later, when a grounder hit by a Super Scout digs itself into the ground, resulting in an argument with the groundskeeper, [[Jenkins]] {{G80|Spaceball}}.
[[Billy Eheres]]' aide informs [[Jamie Hamilton]] and [[Xaviar]] (under the guise of Lieutenant [[Nash (1980)|Nash]]) that the [[Casey's Baseball Park|camp]] will fall because half their team is out sick for a game that could capture sponsors for their camp.


: ''The umpire was portrayed by [[John Lawrence]], who was uncredited in the episode. He has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''
Amongst his other duties, he also acts as an assistant coach under Eheres ([[Spaceball]]).


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: ''The role is uncredited.''


==== Law Enforcement ====
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===== California Highway Patrol =====
===== Umpire =====


Two California Highway Patrol officers ({{inlineref|bold=N|CHiP|CHiPs}}) encounter and pursue Dillon and Troy due to the fact that their [[turbine]]s did not have license plates. Both warriors subsequently escape them using their [[invisibility field]].
[[Image:Umpire.jpg|thumb|The umpire.]]


These same CHiPs later happen upon Dillon and Troy on the highway again, after they had made their purchase at a department store for supplies. With no time for subtlety the Warriors fly off, leaving the CHiPs bemused {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}} 
The umpire overseeing the game between the Polecats and the Encino Cougars has a sour disposition. This is particularly apparent when a [[Super Scout]] makes off with his shiny new silver dollar and, later, when a grounder hit by a Super Scout digs itself into the ground, resulting in an argument with the groundskeeper, [[Jenkins]] ([[Spaceball]]).


: ''The two CHiPs are uncredited, but have been identified via computer-aided face recognition as [[Robert Miano]] and [[James Daughton]].''
: ''The role is uncredited.''


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File:Older CHiP.jpg|[[Robert Miano]] as a CHiP in an uncredited performance {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.
File:Young CHiP.jpg|[[James Daughton]] as a CHiP in an uncredited performance {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.
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===== Los Angeles Police Department =====
==== Law Enforcement ====
[[File:G80 - GDE3 - Xaviar Meets Mortinson.jpg|thumb|[[Xaviar]] makes his first introduction to Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]], flanked by the two beat cops (played by [[Wyatt Johnson]] and [[Charlie Brill]]) who brought him {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.]]
After returning to 1980 CE, [[Xaviar]] attempts to meet up with Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]]. He accosts a street-side newspaper vendor, who informs him that taxis typically come in black and white (along with other variations) before [[Stun|stunning him]]. Believing that a nearby patrol car on a beat is a taxi, Xaviar hails it over, jumps into the back seat of the car, and instructs two beat cops to bring him to the [[United Broadcasting Company]] building where Mortinson is being interviewed live. The beat cops follow along in an attempt to ascertain more information on Xaviar's motives, bringing him to the building.


After running into Mortinson, who is making his way out of the building, the hapless beat cops attempt to intervene. Xaviar demonstrates the invisibility field before the cops and Mortinson, and Xaviar makes good on his escape in the back of Mortinson's car {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}. 
===== California Highway Patrol =====
: ''The unnamed beat cops are played by [[Wyatt Johnson]] and [[Charlie Brill]], who were identified via computer-aided facial recognition.''
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===== New York Police Department =====
Two California Highway Patrol officers ({{inlineref|bold=N|CHiP|CHiPs}}) encounter and pursue Dillon and Troy due to the fact that their [[turbine]]s did not have license plates. Both warriors subsequently escape them using their [[invisibility field]].


Troy and Dillon run into many NYPD cops within [[New York City]]. The first two are notable for chasing Troy and Dillon, who possess a stolen New York Highway Patrol car, into the Port of New York and off a pier ([[1980]]: "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]", "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II]]").
These same CHiPs later find Dillon and Troy on the highway again, after they had made their purchase at a department store for supplies. With no time for subtlety, the Warriors fly off, leaving them bemused ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).


As Troy and Dillon overhear police communications of an open cop car, they encounter an old {{inlineref|NYPD cop}} who is answering a domestic disturbance. He asks them if they need anything, but they politely decline and walk away. The cop listens closer and hears a description of two suspects (Troy and Dillon) in wet clothing and proceeds to follow them. Later, he is shown by the M.C. that points them out on stage, having been unwittingly dragooned after changing their wet clothing into white suits. However, Troy and Dillon perform a [[invisibility field|disappearing act]] and they leave, brushing by the cop as they leave {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
: ''The two CHiPs are uncredited.''


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Image:NYPD cops.jpg|The two NYPD cops that pursue Troy and Dillon, until their car flies off a pier.
Image:Older CHiP.jpg
Image:NYPD cop.jpg|A cop that meets the soaking wet [[Warrior]]s in New York.
Image:Young CHiP.jpg
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===== New York State Police Sergeant =====
===== Sheriff =====
[[File:G80 - NTCLp2 - NYSP Sergeant.jpg|thumb]]
[[Leroy]] and [[Max]] report to their sergeant at the [[A-B Raider]] crash site, believing it to be a crash site for a smuggling plane. The sergeant later reports to Colonel [[Jack Sydell]] at the site, telling him of their erroneous belief that [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] were piloting it {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}.
: ''The unnamed sergeant is played by [[Dan Ferrone]]. While the sergeant has a name tag on his jacket, it is illegible.''
 
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===== Sheriff ("Galactica Discovers Earth") =====


[[File:Sheriff.jpg|thumb|[[Ted Gehring]] as the sheriff.]]
[[Image:Sheriff.jpg|thumb|[[Ted Gehring]] as the sheriff.]]


A sheriff is first introduced when [[Walt Griffin]] reports on two [[Viper (1980)|mysterious space craft]] appear in a meadow. The spacecraft are gone, having just launched into the night sky&mdash;which the sheriff writes off as shooting stars {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I}}.
A sheriff is first introduced when [[Walt Griffin]] reports on two [[Viper (1980)|mysterious space craft]] appear on a meadow. The spacecraft, however, are gone, having just launched into the night sky -- which the sheriff writes off as shooting stars ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]])


This same sheriff later drives up to the [[Maggies Truck Heaven]] diner, passing by Troy and Dillon as they wave in his direction, since his car had just passed the bus that Hamilton was on. He stops to ask if they need any help, but they politely decline.  
This same sheriff later drives up to the [[Maggies Truck Heaven]] diner, passing by Troy and Dillon as they wave in his direction, since his car had just passed the bus that Hamilton was on. He stops to ask if they need any help, but they politely decline.  


After driving up to the diner and buying an edition of ''[[The Daily News]]'' paper, he notes that they are wanted for the attempted kidnapping of Dr. [[Donald Mortinson|Mortinson]] and pursue in a short chase. Troy and Dillon swiftly escape the chase, activating their [[turbine]]s' flight systems and flying off into the air. He later stops on the side of the road, telling the dispatcher, [[Harvey]], that he wasn't feeling too well {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
After driving up to the diner and buying an edition of ''[[The Daily News]]'' paper, he notes that they are wanted for the attempted kidnapping of Dr. Mortinson and pursue in a short chase. Troy and Dillon swiftly escape the chase, activating their [[turbine]]s' flight systems and flying off into the air. He later stops on the side of the road, telling the dispatcher, [[Harvey]], that he wasn't feeling too well ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).


: ''The unnamed sheriff is played by [[Ted Gehring]].''
: ''The unnamed sheriff is played by [[Ted Gehring]].''


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===== Sheriff ("Space Croppers") =====
==== Paradise Valley, California ====
[[File:G80 - Space Croppers - Sheriff.jpg|thumb|A sheriff hears the otherwise incredible tale from [[John Steadman]] {{G80|Space Croppers}}.]]
After witnessing the Galacticans' night planting and the arrival of the [[anti-gravity ship]], [[John Steadman]] summons a sheriff and his deputy to arrest the "illegal aliens" at [[Alonzo Farm]]. While truthful about what he saw, Stockton's tale is seen as unbelievable and he is met with incredulity, and the sheriff soon decides in the favor of the Alonzos and the Galacticans {{G80|Space Croppers}}.
: ''The unnamed sheriff is played by [[Kenneth Tobey]], who was uncredited for this role. He has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''


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A listing of unnamed people found in [[Paradise Valley]], California in "[[The Super Scouts]]' two-parter.


==== New York, New York ====
===== Bank Teller =====


A list of unnamed people found in [[New York City|New York]], New York in "[[The Night the Cylons Landed]]" two-parter.
[[Image:Bank Teller.jpg|thumb|[[Caroline Smith]] as the bank teller.]]


===== Central Park Cabbie =====
Dillon talks to a bank teller at a bank, hoping to get the [[cubit]]s analyzed in a quick fashion. After she claims that they don't assay the gold at the bank, Dillon asks for the coins back, but is met with stern questioning from her regarding the origin of the coins. Believing him to be a thief, she activates a silent alarm, which Dillon notices.


[[File:Central Park cabbie.jpg|thumb|Cabbie at Central Park.]]
Dillon subsequently stuns a guard named [[Harry]] after she calls for help. Seeing this, she gives him the cubits and thousands in dollar bills. Dillon attempts to give it back, but she is too sacred to accept.  


Troy and Dillon manage to hail down another cabbie after leaving a theater to get to [[Central Park]]. Later on, the same cabbie picks up [[Wolfman Jack]] and the Cylons, [[Andromus]] and [[Centuri]] at Central Park, taking them to the [[International Trade Center]]. When he asks them to pay their fare of five dollars, Andromus uses his persuasion abilities to get out of this fare {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}.
The teller tries to convince him to give up his robbery attempt, seeing that he's a "nice kid". Dillon promises to pay her back, asking her where she lives. She replies that answering that would be crazy, but gives him an address of 327 Harrat Street when Dillon points the laser pistol at her. She quickly replies that she's moving "just as soon as you finish robbing this bank" ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).


: ''The cabbie was portrayed by [[Arthur Batanides]].''
: ''The bank teller is portrayed by [[Caroline Smith]].''


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===== JFK Cabbie =====
===== Saleslady =====


[[File:Cabbie 1.jpg|thumb|The cabbie that picks up Troy and Dillon at JFK.]]
[[Image:Saleslady.jpg|thumb|[[Helen Page Camp]] as the saleslady.]]


Troy and Dillon enter a cab waiting at JFK International Airport. They manage to convince the cabbie that they could pay, even when they didn't exactly know where they were going and proved to have the "bread" to pay and, because of him, managed to make it to the wreck of the [[A-B Raider]] before its destruction {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
At a department store, Troy runs into a chatty, but helpful saleslady who aids him in getting camping equipment and clothing for himself, Troy, and the [[Super Scouts]].


: ''The role is uncredited.''
Already in awe over the bulk of what he's buying, she is shocked at the money she is given, absently commenting that they must've robbed a bank -- which is fairly accurate ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).


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: ''The unnamed saleslady is portrayed by [[Helen Page Camp]].''


===== Lollipop Star =====
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[[File:Lollipop star.jpg|thumb|The star of the "Good Ship Lollipop" portion of a play Troy and Dillon are cornered into performing in.]]
==== United States Air Force ====


Troy and Dillon meet a woman who stars in the theater play "Good Ship Lollipop" literally on stage. Troy and Dillon, mistaken by the director as stage performers due to their white tuxedos, is thrust into the play and is forced to play along. However, they do badly. When the cops that follow them show up behind the stage, Troy and Dillon are told to pick her up. They do so and, in order to avoid detection by the cops, they turn on their [[invisibility field]]s, making it appear as if she's floating in the air. They deposit her and leave in a rush {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}.
A variety of [[w:United States Air Force|United States Air Force]] personnel are seen in the series, as their role is typically suited to running around and being thwarted by the Warriors at every turn.


: ''The "Lollipop" star was portrayed by [[Heather Young]], who had a recurring role in ''[[w:Land of the Giants|Land of the Giants]]''.''
===== Air Force Colonel =====


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[[Image:Air Force Colonel.jpg|thumb|[[Hank Brandt]] as the Air Force Colonel.]]


==== California ====
[[Walt Griffin]] and his son, [[Willie Griffin]], talk to an Air Force colonel after Willie discovers that the Vipers have landed in the meadow again. The Colonel informs a dejected Willie that he cannot tell anyone of the spaceships ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).


===== Bikers =====
: ''This Air Force Colonel was portrayed by [[Hank Brandt]].''


====== Unnamed Biker ======
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[[File:G80 - GDE1 - Eddie Hice as Unnamed Biker.jpg|thumb]]
An unnamed clean-shaven biker with a female back rider accompanies [[Willy]] and [[Donzo]]'s entourage when they come across [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]'s [[Turbine|turbines]] on a California highway. He and his other bikers wipe out when the turbines fly off, leaving them befuddled {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I}}..
: ''The unnamed biker is portrayed by [[Eddie Hice]], who was uncredited for this role. He has since been identified using computer-aided face recognition.''
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===== Hunters =====
===== Air Force Officer =====
[[File:G80 - TSS1 - Hunters Come Across the Super Scouts.jpg|thumb|A pair of hunters are the first to come across the [[The Super Scouts|Super Scouts]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.]]
A pair of men hunting in the forest at night come across the newly disembarked [[The Super Scouts|Super Scouts]] and their guardians, {{1980|Troy}} and [[Dillon]], near [[Shuttle Alpha]] after it lands on [[Earth (1980)|Earth]]. The Warriors quickly stun them with their [[Laser pistol (1980)|laser pistols]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.
: ''The unnamed hunters are uncredited and presently unidentifiable.''


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[[Image:Air Force officer.jpg|thumb|[[Jack Ging]] as an USAF officer.]]


==== Paradise Valley, California ====
An USAF officer reports to Colonel [[Jack Sydell]] that they've found nothing of the [[Shuttle Alpha|alleged craft]] that landed the night before. He does tell them of an encampment of [[Super Scouts|Boy Scots]] one meadow over, which Sydell investigates ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).


''A listing of unnamed people found in [[Paradise Valley]], California in "[[The Super Scouts]]" two-parter.''
: ''The Air Force Officer was portrayed by [[Jack Ging]].''


===== Saleslady =====
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[[File:Saleslady.jpg|thumb|[[Helen Page Camp]] as the saleslady.]]
===== Air Force Major =====


At a department store, Troy runs into a chatty, but helpful saleslady who aids him in getting camping equipment and clothing for himself, Troy, and the [[Super Scouts]].
[[Image:Air Force Major.jpg|thumb|[[Doug Hale]] as the Air Force Major.]]


Already in awe over the bulk of what he's buying, she is shocked at the money she is given, absently (and correctly) commenting that they must've robbed a bank {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}.
An Air Force major is present at the [[Van Nuys A.N.G. Base]] where the three Vipers are taken. He orders that no one, not even their own people, go near the ships, noting that teams from [[w:Wright-Patterson|Wright-Patterson]] and [[w:Washington, D.C.|Washington]] are going to arrive "first thing in the morning". It is after these orders are given that Xaviar, dressed as an Air Force guardsman, enters his Viper under the cloak of invisibility and begins recharging the [[energizer]]s of his Viper via the base's generator, an event that this major witnesses ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).


: ''The unnamed saleslady is portrayed by [[Helen Page Camp]].''  
: ''The Air Force Major was portrayed by [[Doug Hale]].''


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==== United States Air Force ====
===== Air Force Sergeant =====


A variety of [[w:United States Air Force|United States Air Force]] personnel are seen in the series, as their role is typically suited to running around and being thwarted by the Warriors at every turn.
An Air Force sergeant accompanies Colonel [[Jack Sydell]] to the baseball playoffs. He is instructed by Sydell to watch the children, whom he believes are the key to his inquiry into UFOs and other paranormal phenomena ([[Spaceball]]).


===== Air Force Lieutenant =====
: ''The role is uncredited.''
[[File:G80 - GDE1 - Air Force LT.jpg|thumb|An unnamed Air Force lieutenant as Captain [[McNally]]'s wingman during their attempt to intercept {{1980|Troy}} and [[Dillon]] {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I}}.]]
An unnamed Air Force lieutenant flies as Captain [[McNally]]'s wingman during the first known attempt to intercept the Galacticans, Captain [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and Lieutenant [[Dillon]] {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I}}.
: ''This Air Force Lieutenant was portrayed by [[Duncan MacKenzie]], and was credited as 1st Pilot.''
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==== Miscellaneous Civilians ====
==== Miscellaneous Civilians ====


===== Flight 2 Kid =====
===== Irate Employee =====


[[File:Flight 2 kid.jpg|thumb|A meddlesome little kid on the New York bound Flight 2.]]
[[Image:Irate Employee.jpg|thumb|The irate employee.]]


After two [[#Hijackers|Cuban hijackers]] are seemingly rendered non-threatening by an unknown source, a kid points out that Dillon and Troy are responsible for this feat using their "[[laser pistol (1980)|flashing lights]]". This leads to them having to escape the air craft using their [[invisibility field]]s to avoid being detained by the authorities {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
An irate [[United Broadcasting Company]] employee comes across the Super Scouts in a studio as [[Wellington]] is explaining the components of a camera. An $80,000 camera in a state disassembly. He runs to Mr. [[Brooks]] office to confront Jamie Hamilton, who later drags Brooks, [[Hal]] and Hamilton down to the stage. After insisting that the camera was "ruined", it comes to him as a complete surprise that Camera 4 was in working order and he concedes that his people may have well had the camera taken apart for maintenance. The alternative, as Hamilton notes, is that a bunch of children put it back together in perfect working order ([[Spaceball]]).


: ''The role is uncredited.''
: ''The role is uncredited.''


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===== Newsboy =====
===== Newsboy =====


[[File:Newsboy.jpg|thumb|[[Ray Duke]] as the newsboy.]]
[[Image:Newsboy.jpg|thumb|[[Ray Duke]] as the newsboy.]]


Lost in 1980's earth, [[Xaviar]] walks the streets of nearby [[w:Century City|Century City]], wanting to seek out the studios of the [[United Broadcasting Company]] after watching an interview with Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]]. Wanting to know how to get there, Xaviar questions a newsboy, who informs him that he can get there by using a cab.  
Lost in 1980's earth, [[Xaviar]] walks the streets of nearby [[w:Century City|Century City]], wanting to seek out the studios of the [[United Broadcasting Company]] after watching an interview with Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]]. Wanting to know how to get there, Xaviar questions a newsboy, who informs him that he can get there by using a cab.  


Xaviar walks away, but the newsboy obtrusively asks the reason for the questioning, which results in Xaviar stunning the newsboy and then trying to hail for a cab {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
Xaviar walks away, but the newsboy obtrusively asks the reason for the questioning, which results in Xaviar stunning the newsboy and then trying to hail for a cab ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).


: ''The unnamed newsboy is portrayed by [[Ray Duke]].''
: ''The unnamed newsboy is portrayed by [[Ray Duke]].''


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===== PIT Guards =====
 
[[Image:PIT Guard 2.jpg|thumb|[[Don Maxwell]] as 2nd Guard ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).]]
 
At the [[Pacific Institute of Technology]]'s AR Building, [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] run into two guards. The [[Jack Archer|first guard]], whose full name is not spoken in dialogue<ref>The name is deduced based on a comment he makes to [[Dorothy Carlyle]] and a legible shot of his name badge. See: [[Jack Archer]] for details.</ref> is stunned by Troy, allowing the two of them to enter Dr. [[Donald Mortinson]]'s office.
 
A second guard stops Troy and Dillon at gunpoint on a walk way after they leave Mortinson's office, with [[Dorothy Carlyle]] close behind ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]).
 
: ''The first guard, credited only as 1st Guard, is played by [[Frank Downing]]. The second guard, credited as 2nd Guard, is played by [[Don Maxwell]].''
 
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===== The Griffins =====
===== Stanford Guard =====


====== Willie's sister ======
[[Image:Stanford Guard.jpg|thumb|A security guard from [[Stanford Chemical Plant]].]]


[[File:Willie's sister.jpg|Willie's sister has her interest piqued by Willie's story about the spaceships.|thumb]]
When Troy and Dillon investigate a lake where the sick Super Scouts drank from, they run across a fairly jovial guard from the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]]. He informs them that the lake and the land belong to the plant, also giving them permission to fish there. Initially defensive when asked where they can find Mr. [[John Stockton]], the guard gives the information to them after Troy claims that he wishes to teach the children a lesson in repaying kindness for kindness ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]).
'''Willie's sister''' is seen sitting at the dinner table in the Griffin's kitchen as [[Willie Griffin]] storms in, trying to tell them of the two {{TOS|Viper}}s he comes across. She asks about the ships, but her mother interrupts, telling [[Walt Griffin|her husband]] to stop Willie out of fear of her apparent gullibility {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II}}.


: ''Willie's sister is uncredited and presently unidentified.''
: ''The role is uncredited.''


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====== Willie's mother ======
===== The Griffins =====


[[File:Willie's mother.jpg|Willie's mother sits at the dinner table, displeased with Willie's not-so-make-believe story.|thumb]]
{{inlineref|Willie's sister}} is seen sitting at the dinner table in the Griffin's kitchen as [[Willie Griffin]] storms in, trying to tell them of the two [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]]s he comes across. She asks about the ships, but her mother interrupts, telling [[Walt Griffin|her husband]] to stop Willie out of fear of her apparent gullibility ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).


'''Willie's mother''' is seen as Willie bursts into the house in the typical place for Earthling women: the kitchen. In a manner typical of house-bound women of 1980s Earth, she admonishes Willie for dragging dirt through her house. Later, she prissily tells [[Walt Griffin]], her husband, to put a stop in Willie's "made up" story about the two space ships he sees in the field {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II}}.
{{inlineref|Willie's mother}} is seen as Willie bursts into the house in the typical place for Earthling women: the kitchen. In a manner typical of house-bound women of 1980s Earth, she admonishes Willie for dragging dirt through her house. Later, she prissily tells [[Walt Griffin]], her husband, to put a stop in Willie's "made up" story about the two space ships he sees in the field ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).


: ''Willie's mother was portrayed by [[Nancy Priddy]] in an uncredited role. Priddy was identified with the assistance of computer-aided facial recognition.''
: ''Neither actresses are apparently credited.''


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Image:Willie's sister.jpg|Willie's sister has her interest piqued by Willie's story about the spaceships.
Image:Willie's mother.jpg|Willie's mother sits at the dinner table, displeased with Willie's not-so-make-believe story.
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=== Cubans ===
=== Cubans ===
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==== Hijackers ====
==== Hijackers ====


[[File:Terrorists.jpg|thumb|Two men, a baby doll and an airplane. A new show from [[Glen Larson]].]]
[[Image:Terrorists.jpg|thumb|Two men, a baby doll and an airplane. A new show from [[Glen Larson]].]]


Two male Cuban hijackers, masquerading as a married heterosexual couple with a baby (which is a doll), attempt to hijack a New York bound flight Troy and Dillon are on. Once they spring their plan, the Warriors&mdash;on a mission to intercept a craft they believe is one of their own&mdash;decide they don't have the time to visit Cuba and stun them. This doesn't go past the notice of a boy, who points out the two heroes to the flight attendants and the people aboard the craft, forcing them to evade the law upon landing {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.
Two male Cuban hijackers, masquerading as a married heterosexual couple with a baby (which is a doll), attempt to hijack a New York bound flight Troy and Dillon are on. Once they spring their plan, the Warriors -- on a mission to intercept a craft they believe is one of their own -- decide they don't have the time to visit Cuba and stun them. This doesn't go past the notice of a boy, who points out the two heroes to the flight attendants and the people aboard the craft, forcing them to evade the law upon landing ([[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I]]).


: ''The roles of the two hijackers are uncredited.''
: ''The roles of the two hijackers are uncredited.''


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=== Germans ===
=== Germans ===


==== Little Girl ====
When observing the loading of trains bound for the [[w:Auschwitz|Auschwitz]] concentration camp, a little girl runs toward Hamilton, Dillon, Troy, and [[Stockwell]]. Troy grabs her while Dillon shoots at the pursuing Nazi guard and with her makes their escape.
 
Later, [[Stockwell]] meets up with the leader of a resistance cell in [[Peenemünde]], [[w:Germany|Germany]], the owner of a local bookstore. It is this bookstore that is the headquarters for the local resistance, which Stockwell hopes will help him in thwarting the Nazi's V-2 rocket program. The Gestapo subsequently storm the bookstore, capturing the resistance and the little girl as well ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).
 
Both of these individuals, including box cars full of Jews and others meant to be transferred to Auschwitz, are subsequently freed by Major [[Stockwell]] and Jamie Hamilton ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).


[[File:Little Girl.jpg|thumb|A {{inlineref|bold=N|Little Girl|little Jewish girl}} portrayed by [[Missy Francis]].]]
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Image:Resistance Leader.jpg|The German {{inlineref|bold=N|Resistance Leader|resistance leader}} portrayed by [[Michael Strong]].
Image:Little Girl.jpg|A {{inlineref|bold=N|Little Girl|little Jewish girl}} portrayed by [[Missy Francis]].
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When observing the loading of trains bound for the [[w:Auschwitz|Auschwitz]] concentration camp, a '''little girl''' runs toward [[Jamie Hamilton]], [[Dillon]], [[Troy (1980)|Troy]], and [[Stockwell]]. Troy grabs her while Dillon shoots at the pursuing Nazi guard and with her makes their escape. She is later brought to [[Smite's Buchhandlung]], which houses the headquarters for the small German resistance in [[Peenemünde]], [[w:Germany|Germany]]. After the Gestapo storm the bookstore, they take her away with [[Smite]] and his resistance members, only to later be saved by Major [[Stockwell]] and Hamilton {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
=== Nazi Officers ===


: ''The role of the little girl was played by [[Missy Francis]].''
[[Xaviar]] works with various unnamed Nazi officers in his bid to increase Earth's technological level ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).


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==== German Colonel ====


=== Nazi Officers ===
A [[#German Officer|German officer]], apparently a Colonel<ref>The Luftwaffe flight leader who engages Troy and Dillon's [[Viper (1980)|Viper]]s refers to the commanding officer as thus in his threatening orders to his pilots, falsely believing that the Vipers were the Germans' own experimental aircraft.</ref>, is greeted by various officers when he enters an office. He is quickly notified of the appearance of two air craft believed to be of American origin, and orders the Luftwaffe to dispatch them. This same officer later comments that "soon we will have planes that don't even have propellers" ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).


[[Xaviar]] works with various unnamed Nazi officers in his bid to increase Earth's technological level {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
: ''The German Colonel is portrayed by [[Louis Turenne]].''


==== German pilot ====
==== German pilot ====
[[File:German pilot.jpg|thumb|The German pilot engaging [[Galactican]] pilots [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in WWII-era Germany {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II}}.]]
 
A German pilot, apparently the [[#Luftwaffe commander|Luftwaffe's flight leader or commander]] engages Troy and Dillon's Vipers, only to break off the attack after discovering that the craft have no markings. Believing them to be the German's own experimental aircraft, he threateningly orders his fellow pilots not to mention the incident to anyone {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II}}.
A German pilot, apparently the [[#Luftwaffe commander|Luftwaffe's flight leader or commander]] engages Troy and Dillon's Vipers, only to break off the attack after discovering that the craft have no markings. Believing them to be the German's own experimental aircraft, he threateningly orders his fellow pilots not to mention the incident to anyone ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).


: ''The actor portraying the German pilot is unknown.''
: ''The actor portraying the German pilot is unknown.''
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==== German Commander ====
==== German Commander ====
[[File:German Commander 2.jpg|thumb|[[Curt Lowens]] as a German Gestapo Colonel, although he is credited as "German Commander" {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.]]
 
A character credited as "German Commander", despite his rank being revealed in the dialogue as "Colonel", is seen leading the Gestapo into the [[#Resistance Leader|Resistance Leader]]'s bookstore. After the Gestapo disarm and remove everyone in the building (that they can see anyway), one of the invisible Warriors causes the Colonel's gun to go off while in the holster, shooting him in the leg (or foot). This results in a noticeable limp.
A character credited as "German Commander", despite his rank being revealed in the dialogue as "Colonel", is seen leading the Gestapo into the [[#Resistance Leader|Resistance Leader]]'s bookstore. After the Gestapo disarm and remove everyone in the building (that they can see anyway), one of the invisible Warriors causes the Colonel's gun to go off while in the holster, shooting him in the leg (or foot). This results in a noticeable limp.


Later, the Gestapo Colonel is seen behind the other Colonel as General [[Yodel]] comes to see the V-2 rocket that Xaviar designed {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II}}.  
Later, the Gestapo Colonel is seen behind the other Colonel as General [[Yodel]] comes to see the V-2 rocket that Xaviar designed ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]).  


After the debacle, the Colonel is seen in the train station yard as they load Jews and other dissidents into box cars. He reacts furiously when he sees (but apparently cannot believe) that [[turbine|flying bikes]] are attacking the train yard; this diversion allows Jamie Hamilton and Major Stockwell to extricate the innocent people from the box cars {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.   
After the debacle, the Colonel is seen in the train station yard as they load Jews and other dissidents into box cars. He reacts furiously when he sees (but apparently cannot believe) that [[turbine|flying bikes]] are attacking the train yard; this diversion allows Jamie Hamilton and Major Stockwell to extricate the innocent people from the box cars ([[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III]]).   


: ''The German Commander is played by [[Curt Lowens]].''
: ''The German Commander is played by [[Curt Lowens]].''
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==== First German Officer ====
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[[File:G80 - GDE2 - Erik Forst as First German Officer.jpg|thumb|The First German Officer]]
Image:German Commander.jpg|[[Louis Turenne]] as a {{inlineref|bold=N|German Officer|German Colonel}}.
An unnamed German officer is in conference with Colonel [[Werner]] during the oversight of the V2 rocket tests, aided by Colonial technology offered by the [[Galactican]] renegade, [[Xaviar]] {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
Image:German pilot.jpg|The {{inlineref|bold=N|Luftwaffe commander}} that engages the Vipers.  
: ''The Second German Officer is played by [[Erik Forst]].''
Image:German Commander 2.jpg|[[Curt Lowens]] as a German Gestapo Colonel, although he is credited as "German Commander".
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==== Second German Officer ====
[[File:G80 - GDE2 - Erik Holland as Nazi Officer.jpg|thumb|The Second German Officer]]
An unnamed German officer is in conference with Colonel [[Werner]] during the oversight of the V2 rocket tests, aided by Colonial technology offered by the [[Galactican]] renegade, [[Xaviar]] {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
: ''The Second German Officer is played by [[Erik Holland]].''
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==== Third German Officer ====
[[File:G80 - GDE2 - Todd Martin as Third German Officer.jpg|thumb|The Third German Officer]]
An unnamed German officer is in conference with Colonel [[Werner]] during the oversight of the V2 rocket tests, aided by Colonial technology offered by the [[Galactican]] renegade, [[Xaviar]] {{G80|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II|Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III}}.
: ''The Third German Officer is played by [[Todd Martin]].''
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