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Senior | Senior life-sciences officer of the Battlestar Galactica, Salik is an aging, 50-something male who had been with the ''[[Galactica (TOS)|Galactica]]'' prior to the [[Cylon Attack|destruction of]] the [[Twelve Colonies (TOS)|Colonies]]. He has a long and decorated history of abiding to the Hippocratic Oath and morality. His high morals have made himself a logical friend of [[Adama (TOS)|Commander Adama]]'s for quite some time. ([[Greetings from Earth]]) | ||
Salik and a contingent of | Salik and a contingent of medtechs volunteered to take a medical [[shuttle]] down to the asteroid where [[Jolly (TOS)|Jolly]] and [[Boomer (TOS)|Boomer]] had been infected with the seemingly incurable disease. Although he attempted to do his best to cure all those infected, he was unable to do so without obtaining a living virus culture itself. Under escort by rookie shuttle-turned-[[Viper (TOS)|Viper]] pilots trained by [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] and [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]], he and his medtechs managed to devise a cure for the ailment. ([[Lost Planet of the Gods]]) | ||
Along with [[Cassiopeia]] and other medtechs, he later saved Adama's life, though not without a few scares first -- particularly power-interruptions from destabilized [[energizers]]. ([[Fire in Space]]) Sometime later, he attempted to gather readings on [[Iblis|Count Iblis]], although that went nowhere. However, despite his nature, [[Tigh (TOS)|Colonel Tigh]] notified Adama that he was the first person to be enjoying the apparent good fortune that had fallen upon them in the form of | Along with [[Cassiopeia]] and other medtechs, he later saved Adama's life, though not without a few scares first -- particularly power-interruptions from destabilized [[energizers]]. ([[Fire in Space]]) Sometime later, he attempted to gather readings on [[Iblis|Count Iblis]], although that went nowhere. However, despite his nature, [[Tigh (TOS)|Colonel Tigh]] notified Adama that he was the first person to be enjoying the apparent good fortune that had fallen upon them in the form of inebriation. ([[War of the Gods]]) | ||
Later on, he was one of the people who attempted to determine what exactly [[Michael]] and his family/crew were. He did object to [[Wilker]]'s rather unscientific attempts to discern the technology in the [[Terran]]-made [[Lunar Avion|craft]], and later on flat-out refused to the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)|Quorum]]'s and [[Sire]] [[Geller]]'s edict to open up the | Later on, he was one of the people who attempted to determine what exactly [[Michael]] and his family/crew were. He did object to [[Wilker]]'s rather unscientific attempts to discern the technology in the [[Terra|Terran]]-made [[Lunar Avion|craft]], and later on flat-out refused to the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)|Quorum]]'s and [[Sire]] [[Geller]]'s edict to open up the cryogenic suspension chambers on the ''Lunar Avion''. Due to this act, he was relieved from duties regarding the "[[Earthlings]]". In concert with Starbuck, Apollo, Adama, and Cassiopeia, they plotted to put Michael and the other Terrans back in their craft and send them [[Paradeen|on their way]] with a Viper escort. He happened to be in the bay at the time the ''Avion'' launched, and when Sire Geller inquired on being in the life-sciences station, he commented, barely able to withhold his laughter, that Geller relieved him. ([[Greetings from Earth]]) | ||
Portrayed by [ | Portrayed by [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0613787/ George Murdock] | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* <b>Pronunciation:</b> Salik's name is likely pronounced "sah-lik", although it has been produced in two other ways as well: "say-lick" and "say-leek". | * <b>Pronunciation:</b> Salik's name is likely pronounced "sah-lik", although it has been produced in two other ways as well: "say-lick" and "say-leek". | ||
* George Murdock is no stranger to | * George Murdock is no stranger to science fiction, being in two [[Wikipedia:Star Trek|''Star Trek'']] related productions. He played "God" in ''[[Wikipedia:Star Trek V: The Final Frontier|Star Trek V: The Final Frontier]]'' and Admiral J.P. Hanson in a highly regarded episode of ''[[Wikipedia:Star Trek: The Next Generation|Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' entitled "Best of Both Worlds, Part I". | ||
* Murdock reprised his role as Salik in [[Hatch, Richard|Richard Hatch]]'s [[Battlestar Galactica (TSC)|Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]] [[trailer]]. | * Murdock reprised his role as Salik in [[Hatch, Richard|Richard Hatch]]'s [[Battlestar Galactica (TSC)|Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming]] [[trailer]]. | ||
* The contemporary to Salik in the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|re-imagining]] is [[CMO]] [[Cottle|Major Cottle]]. | * The contemporary to Salik in the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|re-imagining]] is [[CMO]] [[Cottle|Major Cottle]]. | ||
[[Category:A to Z]] [[Category:Characters (TOS)]] | [[Category:A to Z]] [[Category:Characters (TOS)]] | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 16 December 2005
Senior life-sciences officer of the Battlestar Galactica, Salik is an aging, 50-something male who had been with the Galactica prior to the destruction of the Colonies. He has a long and decorated history of abiding to the Hippocratic Oath and morality. His high morals have made himself a logical friend of Commander Adama's for quite some time. (Greetings from Earth)
Salik and a contingent of medtechs volunteered to take a medical shuttle down to the asteroid where Jolly and Boomer had been infected with the seemingly incurable disease. Although he attempted to do his best to cure all those infected, he was unable to do so without obtaining a living virus culture itself. Under escort by rookie shuttle-turned-Viper pilots trained by Apollo and Starbuck, he and his medtechs managed to devise a cure for the ailment. (Lost Planet of the Gods)
Along with Cassiopeia and other medtechs, he later saved Adama's life, though not without a few scares first -- particularly power-interruptions from destabilized energizers. (Fire in Space) Sometime later, he attempted to gather readings on Count Iblis, although that went nowhere. However, despite his nature, Colonel Tigh notified Adama that he was the first person to be enjoying the apparent good fortune that had fallen upon them in the form of inebriation. (War of the Gods)
Later on, he was one of the people who attempted to determine what exactly Michael and his family/crew were. He did object to Wilker's rather unscientific attempts to discern the technology in the Terran-made craft, and later on flat-out refused to the Quorum's and Sire Geller's edict to open up the cryogenic suspension chambers on the Lunar Avion. Due to this act, he was relieved from duties regarding the "Earthlings". In concert with Starbuck, Apollo, Adama, and Cassiopeia, they plotted to put Michael and the other Terrans back in their craft and send them on their way with a Viper escort. He happened to be in the bay at the time the Avion launched, and when Sire Geller inquired on being in the life-sciences station, he commented, barely able to withhold his laughter, that Geller relieved him. (Greetings from Earth)
Portrayed by George Murdock
Notes[edit]
- Pronunciation: Salik's name is likely pronounced "sah-lik", although it has been produced in two other ways as well: "say-lick" and "say-leek".
- George Murdock is no stranger to science fiction, being in two Star Trek related productions. He played "God" in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Admiral J.P. Hanson in a highly regarded episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation entitled "Best of Both Worlds, Part I".
- Murdock reprised his role as Salik in Richard Hatch's Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming trailer.
- The contemporary to Salik in the re-imagining is CMO Major Cottle.