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User talk:Joe Beaudoin Jr.

2008-06-28T21:21:05Z

Zeppo: /* re: Which Richard Thompson? */ new section

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== [[Humanoid Cylon speculation]] rewrite ==

Dear Mr. Beaudoin:

I did not realise that you had begun (in your words) a massive fucking rewrite to the Humanoid Cylon speculation page when I added another paragraph to the Duala analysis, concerning her ethnicity. It is, of course, still there on the regular Humanoid Cylon speculation page, but not on your reboot in progress.

Good luck on the re-write. That page could certainly use it and, admitedly, I caused some of the mess.

Sincerely,

/s/
David A. Miley
new around here

: David, call me Joe. :) Anyway, I'm undergoing the re-write... obviously, I'm going to bring it up for discussion on the talk page, since I'm sure it's gonna get revised repeatedly. Basically, the page will assume that Three is telling the truth and that the Last Cylon isn't in the Fleet, and is therefore elsewhere. Which means it isn't Dualla, Cottle, an Adama, or really anyone in the Fleet. Also, Ron has basically re-confirmed just recently that none of the people in [[The Last Supper]] picture, so everyone in that is thrown out, including Baltar and Roslin. Anyway, [[Humanoid Cylon speculation/Reboot|read the page]], let me know what you think. -- [[User:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|Joe Beaudoin]] [[User talk:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|So say we all]] - [[Battlestar Wiki:Site support|Donate]] - [[bsp:|Battlestar Pegasus]] 22:58, 27 June 2008 (UTC)

Joe:

Well, that all makes sense. Don't forget to delete the bullet point about Sharon under the esoteric theories at the bottom, now that she has a whole section.

/s/
David A. Miley

== re: Which Richard Thompson? ==

Hi Joe,

I don't think Richard is currently listed on the IMDb. However, he and I were sitting on the set the other day, and he was trying to remember the name his character had been given. He couldn't think of it, so I decided to do a search of the Marines on the wiki, and lo and behold, there he was.

Richard started playing a Marine in season 1, and has continued to do so right up through the finale, which we're filming right now.

Ditko

2008-06-28T02:14:36Z

Zeppo: Added actor name

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'''Ditko''' is part of the Marine ground team to guard operations on the [[algae planet]] and defends the human position there against a Cylon attack ([[The Eye of Jupiter]]).

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Lee Jefferies

2008-06-14T20:15:53Z

Zeppo:

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'''Lee Jefferies''' is the actor who portrays [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] pilot [[Redwing|Paolo "Redwing" McKay]]. His first appearance is in "[[Exodus, Part II]]", with subsequent sappearances in "[[Escape Velocity]]" and "[[The Hub]]".

Lee also works as Edward James Olmos' stand-in on Battlstar Galactica.

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Argo Navis

2008-06-02T03:39:17Z

Zeppo:

: ''For the term that is spelled almost similarly, see: [[agro]].''

The '''''Argo Navis''''' is a ship in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]].

The ship has yet to be seen, but its name is shown on the voting tally board in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".

The Captain of the Argo Navis was one of the 5 randomly selected Fleet Captains chosen to serve as a judge at [[Gaius Baltar]]'s trial.

==Notes==
*[[w:Argo Navis|Argo Navis]] was a large southern constellation representing the Argo, the ship used by Jason and the Argonauts in Greek mythology.

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Gideon

2008-06-02T03:37:38Z

Zeppo:

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The '''''Gideon''''' is a heavy hauler transport vessel within the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]], captained by [[Elias Meeker]] ([[The Son Also Rises]]).

During [[Laura Roslin]]'s removal from office and [[Saul Tigh|Colonel Tigh]]'s enactment of [[Wikipedia:martial law|martial law]], [[Colonial Marine Corps|Colonial Marines]], sent by Colonel Tigh and led by Lieutenant [[Joe Palladino|Joe "Hammerhead" Palladino]], kill four unnarmed civilians during a riot on that ship.

The civilians aboard are protesting Roslin's removal from the presidency, the declaration martial law and the dissolving of the [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)|Quorum of Twelve]], by hindering an effort to resupply ''[[Galactica]]''. During the protest, where coffee and other objects are thrown at the boarding party, the Marines hear what they think to be a gunshot. Believing that they are under attack, they fire into the crowd, until Palladino manages to weakly regain control of the situation after the damage had been inflicted ([[Resistance (episode)|Resistance]]).

Reporter [[D'anna Biers]] later hypes the incident as the "Gideon Massacre" to try to turn civilian opinion against ''Galactica'' ([[Final Cut]]).

The Captain of the Gideon was one of the 5 randomly selected Fleet Captains chosen to serve as a judge at [[Gaius Baltar]]'s trial.

== Notes ==

* "Gideon" is the name of one of the [[Wikipedia:Bible|biblical]] characters in the [[Wikipedia:Book of Judges|Book of Judges]].
* It is unknown whether or not Meeker was in command during the "Gideon Massacre".

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Guyle Fraizer

2007-12-24T05:10:35Z

Zeppo:

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'''Guyle Fraizer''' portrayed the quiet, yet expressive co-pilot of ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' in the [[Miniseries, Night 1|Miniseries]].

A former police officer in Vancouver, Guyle now works as an actor and stand-in. Currently he works as Dulé Hill's stand-in on the television series Psych.

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Talk:Hadrian/Archive 1

2007-12-20T05:30:33Z

Zeppo: /* Sergeant or warrant officer */

The Joyce reference should really be removed, since a "source close to production" isn't really a verifiable source at all. -- [[User:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|Joe Beaudoin]] [[User talk:Joe Beaudoin Jr.|So say we all]] - [[Battlestar Wiki:Site support|Donate]] 21:18, 9 May 2006 (CDT)

== Insignia image ==

Does anyone have a clear image of Hadrian's insignia? --[[User:Kevin W.|Kevin W.]]•[[User talk:Kevin W.|So say we all]] 11:58, 8 December 2006 (CST)
:http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j81/steel_viper/BSG/hadrian.jpg
:The closest I could find at BSG Media (my usual source) is [http://bsgmedia.org/gallery/displayimage.php?album=28&pos=81 this]. If you click on the image for the higher res pic you get a fairly good look at it. [http://bsgmedia.org/gallery/displayimage.php?album=28&pos=79 This] is a bit darker, but it shows that there isn't really anything too significant that the first pic isn't showing. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 12:31, 8 December 2006 (CST)

== Sergeant or warrant officer ==

A recent edit added the following:
:* Sgt. Hadrian is mistakenly referred to as a Marine in fandom and various forums. In reality the position of Master-at-Arms is a Warrant Officer position in the Navy. The rank designation of Sergeant coincides with various military structures found throughout the world, such as the Royal Air Force which has Flight Sergeant as a Warrant Officer rank.

:* On the set of Battlestar Galactica, all departments (such as props, wardrobe, assistant directors) have designated the khaki uniforms as belonging to Warrant Officers, such as the one worn by Hadrian.

Warrant officer is a rank, not a position, function or service branch - warrant officers form a corps within a branch, along with officers and enlisted. Given RDM's practice of largely following naval customs (and where it doesn't directly conflict the older series), sergeant rank is associated with marines. Furthermore, in the RAF, flight sergeant is considered a senior non-commissioned officer rank<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_Sergeant</ref>.

The departmental direction regarding khaki uniforms is consistent with uniform distinction given to senior non-commissioned officers, but that is not necessarily proof that Hadrian is a warrant officer. Furthermore, there has not been any canonical mention of warrant officer ranks (at least to my knowledge).--[[User:Fredmdbud|Fredmdbud]] 23:05, 19 December 2007 (CST)

In some cases, yes, the rank structure in BSG follows Naval rank structure, but ultimately is a mismash of ranks. There are no Colonels or Majors in the Navy. Commanders are occupying the position of Naval Captains, Colonels are Commnders, Majors seem to be Lt. Cmdrs, they have no correlation for their Captains. etc.

I just know that in my experience from working on the show, that everyone in a khaki uniform is a Warrant Officer. I mispoke when I referred to Warrant Officer as a branch of service, I was thinking of Marines vs. Colonial Fleet.--[[User:Zeppo|Zeppo]] 23:30, 19 December 2007 (CST)

Hadrian

2007-12-20T05:13:34Z

Zeppo: Sgt. Hadrian is not a Marine, she's a Warrant Officer in the Colonial Fleet. I work on the show, I know what I'm talking about.

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'''Sergeant Hadrian''' is the [[Master-at-Arms]] on ''Galactica'', and one of its Warrant Officers. She is responsible for the internal security on the ship.

She is first mentioned, albeit not by name, when Sharon Valerii notices that [[G-4]] explosives are missing from a small arms locker and Chief Tyrol tells her that she must tell the Master-at-Arms ([[Water]]).

Hadrian leads the investigation of an accident on the hangar deck that results in the death of thirteen pilots and injures seven more, concluding that it was caused by material fatigue ([[Act of Contrition]]).

After a suicide attack by [[Aaron Doral]], Commander [[William Adama|Adama]] places her in command of investigating how it was possible for him to get past the security guards. She acts as the main prosecutor in an independent tribunal to attempt to locate Cylon saboteurs and collaborators aboard ''Galactica''. However, her efforts turn into a witch hunt and, although Specialist [[Socinus]] is used as scapegoat, the tribunal is disbanded by Adama, after he himself is accused of facilitating the attack. Hadrian is confined to her quarters after losing a standoff with him ([[Litmus]]).

When a Cylon boarding party invades ''Galactica'', Colonel Tigh mentions that Sergeant Hadrian is leading one of the squads of Marines defending the ship ([[Valley of Darkness]]).

==Notes==

* Hadrian was the name of a Roman Emperor who was characterized by his efforts to stabilize and strengthen the Roman frontier, building suitable defenses and abandoning provinces that were too costly to guard. Sergeant Hadrian plays a similar role: she tirelessly works to defend the ''Galactica'' against its enemies (although she focuses on internal enemies, whereas the emperor focused on external ones). In keeping with the show's basis in Greek mythology, Hadrian was a noted Hellenophile, and did much to enrich Greek culture in the Empire during his reign. (See [[w:Emperor Hadrian|Wikipedia - Emperor Hadrian]] for more information.)
* In "[[Litmus]]", Hadrian wears [[Military Ranks (RDM)#Insignia|rank insignia]] with one chevron on a green background that are normally used by [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)|Colonial Fleet]] non-commissioned officers. While she is a Marine, it is possible that some rank insignia are used in both services. Her full rank can be assumed to be staff sergeant which equates to petty officer, 1st class. Placing her one rank lower or higher would create a conflict with the established insignia of petty officer, 2nd class and chief petty officer respectively. Moreover, Tyrol uses her rank in a tone that implies that he outranks her.
* Sgt. Hadrian is incorrectly referred as a Marine in various online sources. In reality, as Master-at-Arms, she is a Warrant Officer in the Colonial Fleet.
* The rank of Sergeant for a Warrant Officer corresponds to other military structures, such as the Royal Air Force where Warrant Officers can hold the rank of Flight Sergeant.
* In the production of Battlestar Galactica, the differing uniforms are very specific, and everyone in khakis is designated as a Warrant Officer by production personnel (ie: wardrobe, props, assistant directors)

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Hadrian

2007-12-20T04:25:49Z

Zeppo: Updating Hadrian's service branch from the incorrect Marine to the proper Warrant Officer. All information regarding Warrant Officers in BSG stems from first hand, on-set experience.

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'''Sergeant Hadrian''' is the [[Master-at-Arms]] on ''Galactica'', and one of its Warrant Officers. She is responsible for the internal security on the ship.

She is first mentioned, albeit not by name, when Sharon Valerii notices that [[G-4]] explosives are missing from a small arms locker and Chief Tyrol tells her that she must tell the Master-at-Arms ([[Water]]).

Hadrian leads the investigation of an accident on the hangar deck that results in the death of thirteen pilots and injures seven more, concluding that it was caused by material fatigue ([[Act of Contrition]]).

After a suicide attack by [[Aaron Doral]], Commander [[William Adama|Adama]] places her in command of investigating how it was possible for him to get past the security guards. She acts as the main prosecutor in an independent tribunal to attempt to locate Cylon saboteurs and collaborators aboard ''Galactica''. However, her efforts turn into a witch hunt and, although Specialist [[Socinus]] is used as scapegoat, the tribunal is disbanded by Adama, after he himself is accused of facilitating the attack. Hadrian is confined to her quarters after losing a standoff with him ([[Litmus]]).

When a Cylon boarding party invades ''Galactica'', Colonel Tigh mentions that Sergeant Hadrian is leading one of the squads of Marines defending the ship ([[Valley of Darkness]]).

==Notes==

* Hadrian was the name of a Roman Emperor who was characterized by his efforts to stabilize and strengthen the Roman frontier, building suitable defenses and abandoning provinces that were too costly to guard. Sergeant Hadrian plays a similar role: she tirelessly works to defend the ''Galactica'' against its enemies (although she focuses on internal enemies, whereas the emperor focused on external ones). In keeping with the show's basis in Greek mythology, Hadrian was a noted Hellenophile, and did much to enrich Greek culture in the Empire during his reign. (See [[w:Emperor Hadrian|Wikipedia - Emperor Hadrian]] for more information.)
* In "[[Litmus]]", Hadrian wears [[Military Ranks (RDM)#Insignia|rank insignia]] with one chevron on a green background that are normally used by [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)|Colonial Fleet]] non-commissioned officers. While she is a Marine, it is possible that some rank insignia are used in both services. Her full rank can be assumed to be staff sergeant which equates to petty officer, 1st class. Placing her one rank lower or higher would create a conflict with the established insignia of petty officer, 2nd class and chief petty officer respectively. Moreover, Tyrol uses her rank in a tone that implies that he outranks her.
* Sgt. Hadrian is mistakenly referred to as a Marine in fandom and various forums. In reality the position of Master-at-Arms is a Warrant Officer position in the Navy. The rank designation of Sergeant coincides with various military structures found throughout the world, such as the Royal Air Force which has Flight Sergeant as a Warrant Officer rank.
* On the set of Battlestar Galactica, all departments (such as props, wardrobe, assistant directors) have designated the khaki uniforms as belonging to Warrant Officers, such as the one worn by Hadrian.

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James Lyman

2007-06-10T00:22:33Z

Zeppo: /* Notes */

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'''James "Jammer" Lyman''' is first seen as a [[deckhand]] under Chief [[Galen Tyrol]] on ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]''.

When President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]] makes it public knowledge that Cylons are now capable of [[Humanoid Cylon|mimicking human form]], paranoia spreads throughout the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Colonial Fleet]]. [[Cally Tyrol|Cally]] and [[Socinus]] argue with Lyman that everyone shouldn't become suspicious and stop trusting one another or the Cylons get what they want. Lyman tells his shipmates that the time for that kind of thinking is in the past and it's "every man for himself now" ([[Litmus]]).

When [[Cylon Centurion]]s board ''Galactica'' ([[Valley of Darkness]]), Captain [[Lee Adama]] and a team of Marines find Lyman hiding unharmed in a small arms locker room filled with crewmen the Cylons killed.

Lyman also scoffs Tyrol's attempt at constructing the [[Blackbird]], though he later reconsiders his decision and aids the deck crew and Tyrol in finishing the prototype, signing his nickname on the hull ([[Flight of the Phoenix]]).

As with most of the Fleet, Lyman settles on [[New Caprica]]. After the Cylons occupy the planet, Lyman becomes a member of the [[New Caprica Resistance]]. He appears to be very religious, and objects to hiding weapons in the [[temple]]. Lyman is picked up by the Cylon authorities and asked about the events of the temple by a copy of [[Number Five]]. He later joins the [[New Caprica Police]] ([[Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance|The Resistance]]).

Lyman survives the suicide bombing carried out by [[Tucker Clellan|Tucker "Duck" Clellan]] at the NCP graduation ceremony and later participates in the rounding up of "insurgents" ordered by the Cylons. Like all NCP personnel, he wears a mask to conceal his identity, and not even Tyrol is aware of Lyman's new position. Jammer has a slight change of heart when the Cylons order the execution of 200 detainees, including Cally. At the execution site, just before the firing squad of [[Cylon Centurion|Centurions]] appears, he cuts Cally's bonds and tells her to run ([[Precipice]]). The Centurions are then attacked by Tyrol and his fellow insurgents, who rescue the detainees ([[Exodus, Part I]]).

Jammer escapes Tyrol's squad and is seen again as New Caprica City is being evacuated during the [[Battle of New Caprica]]. [[Tom Zarek]] gives him a sidearm and tells him to guard [[Laura Roslin]] as she makes her way back to ''[[Colonial One]]''. Lyman is on board the Presidential liner when it takes off to rendezvous with the Fleet ([[Exodus, Part II]]).
[[Image:Collaborators - Jammer in the tube.jpg|thumb|right|Jammer in the launch tube ([[Collaborators]])]]
On the third night following the [[Second Exodus|escape from New Caprica]], Lyman is brought before the [[Circle]], a tribunal secretly created by an executive order of President [[Tom Zarek]]. The Circle consists of six members who formerly served in the leadership of the New Caprica Resistance. The Circle convicts Lyman of crimes against humanity and treason and sentences him to death.

Lyman pleads for his life, imploring Chief Tyrol to have mercy on him because he saved Cally Tyrol's life. His pleas fall on deaf ears as he is directly responsible for the deaths of 23 people. Jammer is jettisoned from ''Galactica'' via one of the [[launch tubes (RDM)|launch tubes]] and dies from vacuum exposure. Commander [[Lee Adama]] informs Admiral [[William Adama]] that Lyman is among the people who turn up missing, as Lyman failed to report for duty the following morning and could not be located on ''Galactica'' ([[Collaborators]]).

== Notes ==

* Lyman is somewhat distinct amongst the deck crew of ''Galactica'' in that while many other deckhands wear orange jumpsuits, Lyman's jumpsuit is yellow. This is probably done to add to the realism of the Re-imagined Series, because real-world aircraft carrier deck crew personnel wear color-coded jumpsuits according to their assigned tasks.

* On real-world [[w:US Navy|US Navy]] carriers, yellow-suited deck crewmen are charged with aircraft handling, catapult gear, and plane direction duties. The US Navy actually doesn't use an orange-suit designation, but the closest to that are red-suited personnel, who are charged with ordnance, crash and salvage duties.

* Lyman's yellow jumpsuit identifies him as a signaller, whereas the orange suited deckhands are mechanics. A signaller's duties are similar to those described above on US Naval carriers.

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User talk:Spencerian

2007-06-01T08:05:50Z

Zeppo: Guyle Fraizer as Colonial One co-pilot

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== Sciffy Thread ==
I reported your discovery [http://forums.scifi.com/index.php?showtopic=2275066 here]. I gave you credit for the find, of course, and hoped that the extra eyes on the subject might help shed some light on the "other" ship. --[[User:Steelviper|Steelviper]] 21:16, 9 May 2007 (CDT)
:Excellent. The more eyes on it, the better. Seven letters appear to be the key, so Olympus is possible. I haven't used my Sciffy account in months.... --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 08:02, 10 May 2007 (CDT)

==Units of Measure (TOS)==
Argh, I hate edit conflicts! Was working on that one at the same time you were. :) [[User:JubalHarshaw|JubalHarshaw]] 12:23, 31 May 2007 (CDT)
:Sorry about that! You have the same thoughts as I do; merging like content that otherwise make articles that are too general and not wiki-specific. I'm working on [[Squadrons of Galactica]] right now. --[[User:Spencerian|Spencerian]] 12:44, 31 May 2007 (CDT)

== Guyle Fraizer as Colonial One co-pilot ==

Hi there, my source for that is actually that I know Guyle personally (and yes, the one you found on the IMDB is the right one, I'm apparently just an idiot and spelled his name wrong), and he and I talked about it a few times. :)

Eduardo

2007-05-30T19:17:11Z

Zeppo:

{{separate continuity|rdm=y}}
[[Image:Miniseries Colonial One Co-Pilot.jpg|right|150px]]
In the [[Battlestar Galactica (2005 Novel)|novelization]] of the [[miniseries]], the unnamed co-pilot aboard ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' is given a name: '''Eduardo'''.

The actor who played this character is [[Guyle Frazier]].

Humorously, in the DVD commentary for the miniseries, [[Ron D. Moore]] and David Eick point out that Frazier is one of the best extras they have, but he got no speaking lines whatsoever for the role of the pilot. They jokingly quipped of the actor's non-verbal skill, in that the actor always ''looks'' as if he wants to say something while in the cockpit, but always thinks better of it and keeps silent.

The novelization of the miniseries has other marked differences from the aired or sourced content of the series, such as [[Natasi]] and [[Jane Cally]]. As a result, these differences makes the novelization a [[Battlestar Wiki:Separate continuity|separate continuity]] from the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon.

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Unnamed characters (RDM)

2007-05-30T19:15:32Z

Zeppo: /* Colonial One co-pilot */

This page lists all characters in the [[Re-imagined Series]] who were never named either on screen or by any of the show's writers.

==''Galactica'' crew==

===Pilots===
The following characters may be identical with any of the mentioned-only characters identified by call sign or name, listed in the [[list of pilots]].

====Nuggets====
Eight nuggets are recruited in "[[Act of Contrition]]" to fill out the ranks, including [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]], [[Brendan Costanza|Hot Dog]] and [[Perry|Chuckles]]. Five of them were not named.
{| align="center"
| [[Image:Nuggetextra1.jpg|75px]] || [[Image:Nuggetextra2.jpg|75px]] || [[Image:Nuggetextra3.jpg|75px]] ||[[Image:Nuggetextra4.jpg|75px]] || [[Image:Nuggetextra5.jpg|35px]]
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| align="center" colspan="5" | Unidentified nuggets from "[[Act of Contrition]]."
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====Tattooed pilot====
{{mainarticle|Tattooed pilot}}

[[Image:Unnamed pilot 1.jpg|thumb]]
A large, bald, tattooed [[Viper]] pilot. His tattoos include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm.

:''The pilot is played by [[Leo Li Chiang]]. He first appears at a briefing in "[[33]]" and is visible in most group scenes involving pilots.''
 

==Rag Tag Fleet==

====Priest====
[[Image:Season 3 - Promo - Collaborators - Priest.jpg|thumb|The priest]]
Both president [[Gaius Baltar]] and, after the [[Second Exodus]], [[Laura Roslin]], were sworn in by this [[priest]].

:''This priest is played by actor [[Winston Rekert]] and appears in "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]", "[[Exodus, Part II]]" and "[[Collaborators]]".''
 

====Colonial One Captain====
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{{mainarticle|Colonial One Captain}}
The unnamed captain of the government-chartered starliner ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' (later renamed ''[[Colonial One]]'') in the [[miniseries]].

:''The pilot was played by actor [[Barclay Hope]]. In the novelization of the miniseries (which is treated as a [[Template:separate continuity|separate continuity]] source), the unnamed captain is given a name: Captain [[Russo]].''
 

====Colonial One co-pilot====
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The unnamed co-pilot of the the government-chartered starliner ''Colonial Heavy 798'' (later renamed ''[[Colonial One]]'') in the [[miniseries]].

:''The co-pilot was played by actor [[Guyle Frazier]] and in the miniseries novelization (which is treated as a [[Template:separate continuity|separate continuity]] source) is given a name: [[Eduardo]].

:''Humorously, in the DVD commentary for the miniseries, [[Ron D. Moore]] and David Eick point out that Frazier is one of the best extras they have, but he got no speaking lines whatsoever for the role of the pilot. They jokingly quipped of the actor's non-verbal skill, in that the actor always ''looks'' as if he wants to say something while in the cockpit, but always thinks better of it and keeps silent.''
 

==Others==

====Armistice Officer====
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{{mainarticle|Armistice Officer}}

The '''Armistice Station Officer''' was assigned to the [[Armistice Station]], where he would represent the [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)|Twelve Colonies]] to attempt their continuation of diplomatic relations between the exiled [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylons]] and humans.

:''The Armistice Officer was portrayed by actor [[Ryan Robbins]], who later portrays [[Charlie Connor]] in some season 3 episodes.''
 
====Caprica refugees====

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Among a larger group of refugees finding Karl Agathon's and Sharon Valerii's Raptor somewhere in the countryside near [[Caprica City]], are a [[Bribing man|man who tries to bribe his way aboard]], a [[Lady with glasses|forgetful older woman]] who almost misses that she won a ticket to leave, and a [[desperate man]] who futilely clings to the ship's hull as it takes off and is shot by Agathon.
 

====Unnamed Lover====
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[[Caprica-Six]] ejects a lover in the bed of [[Gaius Baltar]] on the morning of [[zero hour]]. When the unnamed woman asks, "Gaius, who is this woman?", Baltar equivocates in his typical manner when he is caught in a lie. The woman gathers her clothes and leaves, and likely perishes in the Cylon attack minutes later.
 

====Unnamed ''Pegasus'' Executive Officer====
{{mainarticle|Unnamed Pegasus Executive Officer}}

This officer, as told by Colonel [[Jack Fisk]], was the Executive Officer of ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' before Fisk. After disobeying an order, he was quickly executed in CIC at the hands of [[Admiral Cain]].

====Young woman====
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The leader of [[Baltar's Angels|three civilian women]] who believe Baltar to be innocent.

==See also==
* [[Unnamed characters (TOS)]]
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