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Boomer (1980)

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	{{disline\|For Boomer's counterpart in the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]], see [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]. For Boomer as depicted in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}}, see [[Boomer (TOS)]].}}		{{disline\|For Boomer's counterpart in the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]], see [[Sharon Valerii\|Sharon "Boomer" Valerii]]. For Boomer as depicted in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}}, see [[Boomer (TOS)]].}}

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Boomer (TOS)

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	}}'''Boomer''' is a reserved, thoughtful and loyal survivor of the Cylon's wholesale slaughter of humanity {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. He became a {{TOS\|Viper}} pilot attached to ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' sometime after his tours of duty on planets {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}} Boomer seems the antithesis of his closest friend, {{TOS\|Starbuck\|Lieutenant Starbuck}}, and tends to think more logically. However, like Starbuck, Boomer is also a consummate Viper pilot, willing to risk his life for friend and innocent.		\|seen=Saga of a Star World\|lastseen=The Hand of God (TOS)\|plastseen=The Hand of God\|archives=Y}}'''Boomer''' is a reserved, thoughtful and loyal survivor of the Cylon's wholesale slaughter of humanity {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. He became a {{TOS\|Viper}} pilot attached to ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'' sometime after his tours of duty on planets {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}} Boomer seems the antithesis of his closest friend, {{TOS\|Starbuck\|Lieutenant Starbuck}}, and tends to think more logically. However, like Starbuck, Boomer is also a consummate Viper pilot, willing to risk his life for friend and innocent.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	=== Background ===		=== Background ===

	While there are gaps in his history, Boomer once pulled a tour of duty at [[Ice Station Thula]]; the experience ~~of which~~ would later be useful for taking out the {{TOS\|Cylons~~\|Cylon~~}} occupying the [[Ravashol Pulsar]] weapon on [[Arcta]] {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}} He also is fluent in Gemonese, which aids communications between {{TOS\|Apollo}} and the Gemon woman on ~~the~~ [[Gemini (TOS)\|''Gemini'']], a freighter, were it not for [[Cassiopeia]]'s assistance {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. His ''tour de force'' with appropriation of hovermobiles during his adolescence ~~also proved~~ resourceful during the ship-wide disaster that strikes ''Galactica'' within the first ~~year~~ of her flight {{OS\|Fire in Space}}.		While there are gaps in his history, Boomer once pulled a tour of duty at [[Ice Station Thula]]; the experience would [[Mission to Destroy the Cylon Pulsar\|later be useful for taking out]] the {{TOS\|Cylons}} occupying the [[Ravashol Pulsar]] weapon on [[Arcta]] {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}} He also is fluent in [[Gemonese]], which aids communications between {{TOS\|Apollo}} and the Gemon woman on [[Gemini (TOS)\|''Gemini'']], a freighter, were it not for [[Cassiopeia]]'s assistance {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}. His ''tour de force'' with appropriation of [[Hovermobile\|hovermobiles]] during his adolescence prove resourceful during [[Cylon Destructive Suicide Missions\|the ship-wide disaster]] that strikes ''Galactica'' within the first yahren of her flight {{OS\|Fire in Space}}.

	=== After the Cylon Attack ===		=== After the Cylon Attack ===
	Boomer was instrumental in clearing the Cylon-laid minefield in the [[Straits of Madagon]], for which he would later earn a [[Gold Cluster]] for by the behests of [[Uri\|Sire Uri]]—albeit under a basically shrewd pretense to call for the disarmament of the remaining Colonials on [[Carillon]]. Boomer is the first person to pick up on the apparent façade projected by their [[Ovion]] hosts, although Starbuck attempts to ineffectively rebuke it. Boomer is instrumental in also picking up on {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deception with people donning Colonial Warrior uniforms during the aborted ceremonies {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.		Boomer was instrumental in clearing the [[Cylon mine\|Cylon-laid minefield]] in the [[Straits of Madagon]], for which he would later earn a [[Gold Cluster]] for by the behests of [[Uri\|Sire Uri]]—albeit under a basically shrewd pretense to call for the disarmament of the remaining Colonials on [[Carillon]]. Boomer is the first person to pick up on the apparent façade projected by their [[Ovion]] hosts, although Starbuck attempts to ineffectively rebuke it. Boomer is instrumental in also picking up on {{TOS\|Adama}}'s deception with people donning Colonial Warrior uniforms during the aborted ceremonies {{OS\|Saga of a Star World}}.
	[[File:BoomerPartyLostPlanet1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Boomer attends Apollo's bachelor party, infecting the other pilots with a mysterious illness {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.]]		[[File:BoomerPartyLostPlanet1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Boomer attends Apollo's bachelor party, infecting the other pilots with a mysterious illness {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}.]]

	Boomer and another friend, {{TOS\|Jolly\|Flight Sergeant Jolly}}, happen upon a Cylon outpost, skipping decontamination and bringing back a deadly viral agent that incapacitates all people that the two were in contact with. He and Jolly manage to incapacitate a majority of the pilots, thus necessitating replacements from [[Colonial shuttle]] corps {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}. After he and the fellow pilots recover, Boomer spearheads a revival of the original [[Blue Squadron]], although they were still under the afflictions of the virus' symptoms {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II}}.		Boomer and another friend, {{TOS\|Jolly\|Flight Sergeant Jolly}}, happen upon a Cylon outpost, skipping decontamination and bringing back a deadly [[Otarsis virus\|viral agent]] that incapacitates all people that the two were in contact with. He and Jolly manage to incapacitate a majority of the pilots, thus necessitating replacements from [[Colonial shuttle]] corps {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I}}. After he and the fellow pilots recover, Boomer spearheads a revival of the original [[Blue Squadron]], although they were still under the afflictions of the virus' symptoms {{OS\|Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II}}.

	Boomer and Starbuck also manage to recover {{TOS\|Apollo\|Flight Captain Apollo}} from [[Equellus]], after obtaining permission from Commander Adama. It should be noted that it was fairly obvious that they would have gone anyway, regardless of any permission given by Adama. Adama previously orders that no search be done for Apollo due to the perception he would favor his son over the Fleet's safety {{OS\|The Lost Warrior}}. The lieutenant subsequently saves his friend Starbuck from the [[Proteus]] prison planetoid, as well as the planetoid itself from Cylon attack {{OS\|The Long Patrol}}.		Boomer and Starbuck also manage to recover {{TOS\|Apollo\|Flight Captain Apollo}} from [[Equellus]], after obtaining permission from Commander Adama. It should be noted that it was fairly obvious that they would have gone anyway, regardless of any permission given by Adama. Adama previously orders that no search be done for Apollo due to the perception he would favor his son over the Fleet's safety {{OS\|The Lost Warrior}}. The lieutenant subsequently saves his friend Starbuck from the [[Proteus]] prison planetoid, as well as the [[Battle at Proteus's Orbit\|planetoid itself from Cylon attack]] {{OS\|The Long Patrol}}.

	Another instrumental strike mission is on the ice planet of [[Arcta]], which he is involved in due to his experience on the Thola station. During the recruitment procedures, Boomer parlays the hypothesis that someone (Starbuck) manipulated the computer records so that he would be added to the mission team. Lead by Starbuck, Boomer is instrumental in taking out the Cylon garrison while Apollo, [[Croft]] and [[Leda]] take on the pulsar's mechanisms in tandem. The mission is a success, however it was not without its problems {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}}		Another instrumental strike mission is on the ice planet of [[Arcta]], which he is involved in due to his experience on the Thola station. During the recruitment procedures, Boomer parlays the hypothesis that someone (Starbuck) manipulated the computer records so that he would be added to the mission team. Lead by Starbuck, Boomer is instrumental in taking out the Cylon garrison while Apollo, [[Croft]] and [[Leda]] take on the pulsar's mechanisms in tandem. The mission is a success, however it was not without its problems {{OS\|The Gun on Ice Planet Zero}}
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	One of the many warriors to disappear into the [[Ship of Lights]], although before this [[Iblis]] influences Boomer in a game of {{TOS\|Triad\|Triad}} against Apollo and Starbuck. This causes the defeat of their Red Team, but since there was interference it probably wasn't considered a win for him, although he was tired of losing to both Warriors ([[War of the Gods]]).		One of the many warriors to disappear into the [[Ship of Lights]], although before this [[Iblis]] influences Boomer in a game of {{TOS\|Triad\|Triad}} against Apollo and Starbuck. This causes the defeat of their Red Team, but since there was interference it probably wasn't considered a win for him, although he was tired of losing to both Warriors ([[War of the Gods]]).

	He later questions [[Chameleon]], who claimed to be Starbuck's father, breaking up a situation that happened nearly a [[centar]] prior concerning the [[Borellian Nomen]] and [[Taba]]'s activated [[laser bola]]. He fills Apollo in on his hunch, which turns out to be true as the two warriors attempt to get something out of the man. Of course, the story Chameleon tells them about testing a Nomen child is not true, and Boomer subsequently discovers that Chameleon was fleeing from them as he swindles [[Maga]] and his Nomen. Boomer also ~~discoveres~~ the two Nomen, Maga and [[Bora]], miraculously alive in the launch tube after Chameleon fires the Vipers lasers at them {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.		He later questions [[Chameleon]], who claimed to be Starbuck's father, breaking up a situation that happened nearly a [[centar]] prior concerning the [[Borellian Nomen]] and [[Taba]]'s activated [[laser bola]]. He fills Apollo in on his hunch, which turns out to be true as the two warriors attempt to get something out of the man. Of course, the story Chameleon tells them about testing a Nomen child is not true, and Boomer subsequently discovers that Chameleon was fleeing from them as he swindles [[Maga]] and his Nomen. Boomer also discovers the two Nomen, Maga and [[Bora]], miraculously alive in the launch tube after Chameleon fires the Vipers lasers at them {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.

	The lieutenant must defend his friend, Starbuck, from a crime he didn't commit: the termination of [[Ortega\|Flight Sergeant Ortega]]. He and Apollo manage to find out that Ortega had been blackmailing three people, [[Karibdis]], [[Rifkus]], and [[Elias]], whom bribed the warrior for passage off the planet {{TOS\|Caprica\|Caprica}} through the ''{{TOS\|Rising Star\|Rising Star}}''. In a brash and rare act of insubordination, Boomer activates Alpha Channel without consent, allowing the Tribunal to hear the confession of Karibdis. This act saves Starbuck from being tried as a killer and sentenced to rotting in the [[Prison Barge]] with characters that would had liked to get their hands on him {{OS\|Murder on the Rising Star}}.		The lieutenant must defend his friend, Starbuck, from a crime he didn't commit: the termination of [[Ortega\|Flight Sergeant Ortega]]. He and Apollo manage to find out that Ortega had been blackmailing three people, [[Karibdis]], [[Rifkus]], and [[Elias]], whom bribed the warrior for passage off the planet {{TOS\|Caprica\|Caprica}} through the ''{{TOS\|Rising Star\|Rising Star}}''. In a brash and rare act of insubordination, Boomer activates Alpha Channel without consent, allowing the Tribunal to hear the confession of Karibdis. This act saves Starbuck from being tried as a killer and sentenced to rotting in the [[Prison Barge]] with characters that would had liked to get their hands on him {{OS\|Murder on the Rising Star}}.

Gallery:Megan

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Megan

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	'''Megan''' is the only surviving parent of [[Kyle]], [[Miri]], [[Ariadne]], [[Robus]], and [[Nilz]]; their mother died in the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] attack of [[Attila]]. He was obviously a wealthy landowner and moral man, defying the Cylons through guerrilla attacks.		'''Megan''' is the only surviving parent of [[Kyle]], [[Miri]], [[Ariadne]], [[Robus]], and [[Nilz]]; their mother died in the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] attack of [[Attila]]. He was obviously a wealthy landowner and moral man, defying the Cylons through guerrilla attacks.

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The Young Lords

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

	* ''Starbuck recalls the words of an old flight instructor:''		{{Quote
	~~: '''[[Starbuck (TOS)~~\|~~Starbuck]]''':~~ A Viper pilot only flies three fighters–the one he trains in, the one he escapes from, and the one he dies in.		\| context = [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] recalls the words of an old flight instructor:
			\| text = "A Viper pilot only flies three fighters–the one he trains in, the one he escapes from, and the one he dies in."
			\| sign = [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]]
			}}

	* ''Boomer consoles his friend, Starbuck, whose Viper is damaged:''		{{Quote
	~~:'''{{TOS~~\|~~Boomer}}''':~~ I'll be back with a clean uniform before you know it.		\| context = [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] consoles his friend, Starbuck, whose Viper is damaged:
			\| text = "I'll be back with a clean uniform before you know it."
			\| sign = [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]]
			}}

	* ''Starbuck is captured and carried by Centurions:''		{{Dialogue
	:'''[[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]''': These humanoids are not well constructed. They damage easily.		\| context = Starbuck is captured and carried by Centurions:
	~~:'''Starbuck''': At least we don't rust.~~		\| lines =
	~~:'''Centurion''': Silence.~~		'''[[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]:''' "These humanoids are not well constructed. They damage easily."

	* ''~~Lucifer mutters a familiar expletive when Specter~~'~~s blatant flattery appears to work on Baltar:''~~		'''[[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]]:''' "At least we don't rust."
	~~:'''[[Lucifer]]''': Oh,~~ [[~~Felgercarb~~ (TOS)\|~~felgercarb~~]]...

	* ''~~Specter expresses his disbelief as Megan~~'~~s children attack the Cylon held castle:''~~		'''Centurion:''' "Silence."
	~~:'''[[Specter]]''': Oh, no! Not again.~~		}}
	:'''~~Centurion''': The [[petro]] dump is exploding~~.
	~~:'''Specter''': ''I know'' the petro dump is exploding!~~

	* ''Baltar responds favorably to Specter's ~~felgercarb, much~~ to ~~Lucifer's chagrin~~:''		{{Quote
	~~:'''{{~~TOS\|~~Baltar}}''': Excellent idea~~. ~~Scorched planet policy~~. ~~You're a wonder, Specter~~.		\| context = [[Lucifer]] mutters a familiar expletive when Specter's blatant flattery appears to work on Baltar:
			\| text = "Oh, [[Felgercarb (TOS)\|felgercarb]]..."
			\| sign = [[Lucifer]]
			}}

	* '~~'Boomer is reminded of his promise of a clean uniform~~:''		{{Dialogue
	:'''~~Starbuck~~'''~~: About time you showed up~~. ~~Got the clean uniform?~~		\| context = [[Specter]] expresses his disbelief as Megan's children attack the Cylon held castle:
	~~:'''Boomer''': Wh--? The clean--?~~		\| lines =
			'''[[Specter]]:''' "Oh, no! Not again."

	* ''Starbuck talks to Miri before leaving:''		'''[[Centurion (TOS)\|Centurion]]:''' "The [[petro]] dump is exploding."
	:'''Starbuck''': Ah, yes, [[Miri]], you could have broken half the hearts on the ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}'', including mine. ''(kisses Miri)''
	:'''Boomer''': I, um... I don't know how he does it.		'''Specter:''' "''I know'' the petro dump is exploding!"
	:'''[[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]''': Neither do I. Starbuck, we have to go... Starbuck!		}}

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			\| context = Baltar responds favorably to Specter's flattery, much to Lucifer's chagrin:
			\| lines =
			'''[[Baltar (TOS)\|Baltar]]:''' "Excellent idea. Scorched planet policy. You're a wonder, Specter."
			}}

			{{Dialogue
			\| context = Boomer is reminded of his promise of a clean uniform:
			\| lines =
			'''[[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]]:''' "About time you showed up. Got the clean uniform?"

			'''[[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]]:''' "Wh--? The clean--?"
			}}

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			\| context = Starbuck talks to Miri before leaving:
			\| lines =
			'''[[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]]:''' "Ah, yes, [[Miri (TOS)\|Miri]], you could have broken half the hearts on the ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'', including mine." ''(kisses Miri)''

			'''[[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]]:''' "I, um... I don't know how he does it."

			'''[[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]:''' "Neither do I. Starbuck, we have to go... Starbuck!"
			}}

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Gallery:Kyle

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Kyle

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	'''Kyle''', the eldest son, aged 18 (approximately), of [[Megan]] who survived the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]]'s occupation of [[Attila]], leads his siblings in the Cylon resistance.		'''Kyle''', the eldest son, aged 18 (approximately), of [[Megan]] who survived the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]]'s occupation of [[Attila]], leads his siblings in the Cylon resistance.

	In one of these attacks against the so-called "tin cans," Kyle and his clan rescues {{TOS\|Starbuck}} from a Cylon patrol and treat his injuries. He later finds the [[Warrior]] to be a threat to his power, and in a burst of jealousy decides that Starbuck would be traded for Megan. He orders a broken-hearted [[Miri]] to place the message inside the [[Megan's castle\|castle]] walls; [[Specter]] agrees to the proposal.		In one of these attacks against the so-called "[[Centurion (TOS)\|tin cans]]," Kyle and his clan rescues {{TOS\|Starbuck}} from a Cylon patrol and treat his injuries. He later finds the [[Warrior]] to be a threat to his power, and in a burst of jealousy decides that Starbuck would be traded for Megan. He orders a broken-hearted [[Miri]] to place the message inside the [[Megan's castle\|castle]] walls; [[Specter]] agrees to the proposal.

	Kyle and the other animal fur- and bone-donning adolescents are persuaded by Starbuck at the last moment that the Cylons can't be trusted; when Starbuck is proven right, Kyle cedes leadership of the small army of children to Starbuck, with Kyle becoming the second-in-command.		Kyle and the other animal fur- and bone-donning adolescents are persuaded by Starbuck at the last moment that the Cylons can't be trusted; when Starbuck is proven right, Kyle cedes leadership of the small army of children to Starbuck, with Kyle becoming the second-in-command.

	Kyle, along with Starbuck and his brothers and sisters, plans the rescue mission — with Kyle creating diversions by riding his unicorn and sounding his war-trumpet — which eventually frees Megan and drives the Cylons from their homeworld {{OS\|The Young Lords}}.		Kyle, along with Starbuck and his brothers and sisters, plans the rescue mission — with Kyle creating diversions by riding his [[Uniforms (RDM)\|unicorn]] and sounding his war-trumpet — which eventually frees Megan and drives the Cylons from their homeworld {{OS\|The Young Lords}}.

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Jonathan B. Woodward

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'''Jonathan B. Woodward''' is a former child actor whose credited screen work spans 1978 to 1981. He portrayed [[Robus]] in the {{Ep|The Young Lords|prose=Y}}.

== Career ==
Woodward's first known credit is as Robus, one of [[Megan]]'s younger sons, in the {{Ep|The Young Lords|prose=Y}}. The following year, Woodward played Chip Holmes across all three installments of the NBC miniseries ''[[w:From Here to Eternity (miniseries)|From Here to Eternity]]'' (1979), which premiered February 14, 1979.<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_eternity">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=From%20Here%20to%20Eternity%20(TV%20Mini%20Series)%20Chip%20Holmes|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="tmdb_woodward_eternity_premiere">{{cite web|url=https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/43872-from-here-to-eternity#:~:text=Season%201%20of%20From%20Here%20to%20Eternity%20premiered%20on%20February%2014%2C%201979|title=From Here to Eternity|publisher=The Movie Database|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

In 1980, he appeared as Tommy Dobkins in the ''[[w:Little House on the Prairie|Little House on the Prairie]]'' episode "Sweet Sixteen," which aired February 25, 1980.<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_littlehouse">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=Little%20House%20on%20the%20Prairie%20(TV%20Series)%20Tommy%20Dobkins|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="tvdb_woodward_littlehouse_airdate">{{cite web|url=https://thetvdb.com/series/little-house-on-the-prairie/episodes/263875#:~:text=Originally%20Aired%20February%2025%2C%201980|title=Little House on the Prairie - Sweet Sixteen|publisher=TheTVDB.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> He was credited alongside Kimberly Woodward, who played his character's sister, Ruby Dobkins.<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_littlehouse" />

Woodward's final identified screen credits came in 1981: Young Boy in ''[[w:The Waltons|The Waltons]]'' episode "The Threshold" (aired April 2, 1981),<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_waltons">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=The%20Waltons%20(TV%20Series)%20Young%20Boy|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="rt_woodward_waltons_airdate">{{cite web|url=https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_waltons/s09/e16#:~:text=Aired%20Apr%202%2C%201981|title=The Waltons: Season 9, Episode 16|publisher=Rotten Tomatoes|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> Tyler in ''[[w:CHiPs|CHiPs]]'' episode "Weed Wars" (aired November 1, 1981),<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_chips">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=CHiPs%20(TV%20Series)%20Tyler|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_chips_release">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0534554/releaseinfo/#:~:text=November%201%2C%201981|title="CHiPs" Weed Wars - Release info|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> and Eric Kuzik in ''[[w:Lou Grant|Lou Grant]]'' episode "Hometown" (aired November 23, 1981).<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_lougrant">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=Lou%20Grant%20(TV%20Series)%20Eric%20Kuzik|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="ultimate70s_woodward_lougrant_airdate">{{cite web|url=https://www.ultimate70s.com/actor/-/Lou_Grant/761#:~:text=November%2023%2C%201981%3A%20Hometown|title=Lou Grant series regulars and episode guide|publisher=Ultimate70s.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Each of these four post-1978 roles was billed under the shortened name Jonathan Woodward, in contrast to the full "Jonathan B. Woodward" credit used for his ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]'' appearance.<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_namepage_altname">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/#:~:text=Alternative%20name%20Jonathan%20Woodward|title=Jonathan B. Woodward|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> Industry filmographies list six total screen credits for the actor, with no further roles identified after 1981.<ref group="external" name="imdb_woodward_fullcredits_overview">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0940949/fullcredits#:~:text=Actor%20(6%20credits)|title=Jonathan B. Woodward - Credits (text only)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

== References ==

=== External Sources ===
{{reflist|group=external}}

Charles Bloom

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	Charles Bloom is an American actor and musical theatre composer, lyricist, and writer who portrayed [[Kyle]] in the {{OS\|The Young Lords\|prose=Y}}. He is the son of screenwriter [[w:Harold Jack Bloom\|Harold Jack Bloom]] and actress [[w:Carolyn Kearney\|Carolyn Kearney]].<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_bio_parents">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/bio/#:~:text=Son%20of%20Carolyn%20Kearney%20and%20Harold%20Jack%20Bloom\|title=Charles Bloom - Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_haroldbloom_bio_son">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089169/bio/#:~:text=Father%2C%20with%20Carolyn%20Kearney%2C%20of%20son%20Charles%20Bloom\|title=Harold Jack Bloom - Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>		Charles Bloom is an American actor and musical theatre composer, lyricist, and writer who portrayed [[Kyle]] in the {{OS\|The Young Lords\|prose=Y}}. He is the son of screenwriter [[w:Harold Jack Bloom\|Harold Jack Bloom]] and actress [[w:Carolyn Kearney\|Carolyn Kearney]].<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_bio_parents">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/bio/#:~:text=Son%20of%20Carolyn%20Kearney%20and%20Harold%20Jack%20Bloom\|title=Charles Bloom - Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_haroldbloom_bio_son">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089169/bio/#:~:text=Father%2C%20with%20Carolyn%20Kearney%2C%20of%20son%20Charles%20Bloom\|title=Harold Jack Bloom - Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Charles Bloom

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Charles Bloom is an American actor and musical theatre composer, lyricist, and writer who portrayed [[Kyle]] in the {{OS|The Young Lords|prose=Y}}. He is the son of screenwriter [[w:Harold Jack Bloom|Harold Jack Bloom]] and actress [[w:Carolyn Kearney|Carolyn Kearney]].<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_bio_parents">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/bio/#:~:text=Son%20of%20Carolyn%20Kearney%20and%20Harold%20Jack%20Bloom|title=Charles Bloom - Biography|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref><ref group="external" name="imdb_haroldbloom_bio_son">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089169/bio/#:~:text=Father%2C%20with%20Carolyn%20Kearney%2C%20of%20son%20Charles%20Bloom|title=Harold Jack Bloom - Biography|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

== Career ==

=== Television acting (1978–1983) ===
Bloom's earliest screen credit was as Ronnie in "Dear Ms. Dinah," an episode of ''[[w:Eight Is Enough|Eight Is Enough]]'' broadcast January 25, 1978.<ref group="external" name="imdb_eightisenough_dearmsdinah_ronnie">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0569486/#:~:text=Charles%20Bloom%20%C2%B7%20Ronnie|title="Eight Is Enough" Dear Ms. Dinah (TV Episode 1978)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> Later that year he appeared in nine episodes of ''[[w:The Waverly Wonders|The Waverly Wonders]]'' as John Tate.<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_waverly_johntate">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=The%20Waverly%20Wonders%20%C2%B7%205.5%20%C2%B7%20TV%20Series%20%C2%B7%20John%20Tate|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>, in addition to his Original Series' appearance as Kyle in "The Young Lords."

In 1979 Bloom appeared as Joey Campbell in "No Way to Treat a Flower," a ''[[w:Quincy, M.E.|Quincy, M.E.]]'' episode written by then-future ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' producer [[Jeff Freilich]].<ref group="external" name="imdb_quincy_noway_joeycampbell">{{cite web|url=https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0681814/#:~:text=Charles%20Bloom%20%C2%B7%20Joey%20Campbell|title="Quincy, M.E." No Way to Treat a Flower (TV Episode 1979)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Bloom's television work continued into 1980, when he played Perley Day Wilder in "Wilder and Wilder," an episode of ''[[w:Little House on the Prairie (TV series)|Little House on the Prairie]]'',<ref group="external" name="imdb_littlehouse_wilderwilder_episode">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0633156/characters/nm0089145#:~:text=Wilder%20and%20Wilder%20(TV%20Episode%201980)|title="Little House on the Prairie" Wilder and Wilder (TV Episode 1980) - Charles Bloom as Perley Day Wilder|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> Lyle Bixler in an episode of ''Number 96'',<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_number96_lylebixler">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=Number%2096%20%C2%B7%204.1%20%C2%B7%20TV%20Series%20%C2%B7%20Lyle%20Bixler|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> and Scotty in an episode of ''[[w:Lou Grant (TV series)|Lou Grant]]''.<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_lougrant_scotty">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=Lou%20Grant%20%C2%B7%207.3%20%C2%B7%20TV%20Series%20%C2%B7%20Scotty|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> He also appeared as Junior Beauregard on ''[[w:The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo|The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo]]''.<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_sherifflobo_juniorbeauregard">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=The%20Misadventures%20of%20Sheriff%20Lobo%20%C2%B7%206.5TV%20Series%20%C2%B7%20Junior%20Beauregard|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Bloom played Daniel Pierson, a newly hired general manager at fictional television station KTNS, in "Metamorphosis – The TV Show," a fourth-season episode of ''[[w:Mork & Mindy|Mork & Mindy]]'' that aired January 21, 1982.<ref group="external" name="imdb_morkmindy_metamorphosis_pierson">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0651207/#:~:text=The%20new%20general%20manager%20is%20Daniel%20Pierson%20(Charles%20Bloom)|title="Mork & Mindy" Metamorphosis - The TV Show (TV Episode 1982)|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> That year he also played Creekmore, credited as Charlie Bloom, in the television movie ''Pigs vs. Freaks'',<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_pigsfreaks_creekmore">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=Pigs%20vs.%20Freaks%20%C2%B7%206.0TV%20Movie%20%C2%B7%20Creekmore%20(as%20Charlie%20Bloom)|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> and David McCall in ''Drop-Out Father''.<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_dropoutfather_mccall">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=Drop-Out%20Father%20%C2%B7%207.0TV%20Movie%20%C2%B7%20David%20McCall|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> His final screen credits came in 1983, playing Travis Ault in ''The Kid with the 200 I.Q.''<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_kid200iq_travisault">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=The%20Kid%20with%20the%20200%20I.Q.%205.1TV%20Movie%20%C2%B7%20Travis%20Ault|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> and Regis Carey in an episode of ''Foot in the Door''.<ref group="external" name="imdb_bloom_footindoor_regiscarey">{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0089145/#:~:text=Foot%20in%20the%20Door%20%C2%B7%20TV%20Series%20%C2%B7%20Regis%20Carey|title=Charles Bloom|publisher=IMDb|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

=== Musical theatre ===
Following his acting career, Bloom studied music theory and composition at [[w:New York University|New York University]].<ref group="external" name="broadwayworld_bloom_bio_nyu">{{cite web|url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/people/Charles-Bloom/#:~:text=He%20studied%20music%20theory%20and%20composition%20at%20NYU|title=Charles Bloom (Actor, Composer/Lyricist, Bookwriter/Composer/Lyricist): Credits, Bio, News & More|publisher=Broadway World|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> He returned to the stage as a performer in a 1985 Los Angeles revival of ''[[w:Follies|Follies]]''.<ref group="external" name="broadwayworld_bloom_follies_1985">{{cite web|url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/people/Charles-Bloom/#:~:text=Los%20Angeles%20Revival%2C%201985|title=Charles Bloom - Stage Credits|publisher=Broadway World|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Bloom went on to work as a composer, lyricist, and bookwriter for musical theatre. He wrote the book, music, and lyrics to ''Pablo'', based on the early life of Pablo Picasso.<ref group="external" name="charlesbloomusic_bio_pablo_bookwriter">{{cite web|url=https://www.charlesbloomusic.com/bio.htm#:~:text=he%20has%20written%20the%20book%2C%20music%20and%20lyrics%20to%20Pablo|title=Biography|publisher=CharlesBloomMusic.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> A concept album of ''Pablo'' was introduced to the industry with a listening party at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in Manhattan on May 16, 2022.<ref group="external" name="broadwayworld_bloom_pablo_listening_party">{{cite web|url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/cabaret/article/Photos-Go-Inside-the-PABLO-Concept-Album-Listening-Party-At-The-Laurie-Beechman-Theatre-20220518#:~:text=listening%20party%20was%20held%20May%2016%2C%202022%20at%20The%20Laurie%20Beechman%20Theatre|title=Photos: Go Inside the PABLO Concept Album Listening Party At The Laurie Beechman Theatre|publisher=Broadway World|date=May 18, 2022|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

Bloom also wrote ''Insomnia'', with a book by Theo Wolf, staged at the Midtown International Theatre Festival's Main Stage in New York from August 2–7, 2016.<ref group="external" name="broadwayworld_bloom_insomnia_mitf2016">{{cite web|url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Photo-Flash-First-Look-at-INSOMNIA-A-NEW-MUSICAL-at-MITF-20160803#:~:text=Main%20Stage%2C%20312%20West%2036th%20Street%20in%20New%20York%20City%20from%20August%202-7%2C%202016|title=Photo Flash: First Look at INSOMNIA: A NEW MUSICAL at MITF|publisher=Broadway World|date=August 3, 2016|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> ''Heaven Knows'', another of his stage works, received invitation-only debut readings at Opera America's Scorca Hall in New York on June 8 and 9, 2023.<ref group="external" name="broadwayworld_bloom_heavenknows_2023">{{cite web|url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/HEAVEN-KNOWS-Will-Receive-Debut-Readings-This-Week-20230606#:~:text=debut%20readings%20on%20June%208th%20and%209th%20at%202pm|title=HEAVEN KNOWS Will Receive Debut Readings This Week|publisher=Broadway World|date=June 6, 2023|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> He also wrote the score to ''This Will All Be Yours'', with a book by [[w:Laura Pedersen|Laura Pedersen]].<ref group="external" name="charlesbloomusic_bio_thiswillallbeyours">{{cite web|url=https://www.charlesbloomusic.com/bio.htm#:~:text=the%20score%20to%20This%20Will%20All%20Be%20Yours%20(Book%20by%20Laura%20Pedersen)|title=Biography|publisher=CharlesBloomMusic.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

In 2012, Bloom released ''Music and Lyrics by Charles Bloom: In Here'', a CD produced and orchestrated by David Snyder and recorded with a live 20-piece orchestra, featuring performers including [[w:Christine Ebersole|Christine Ebersole]], [[w:Howard McGillin|Howard McGillin]], and [[w:Aaron Lazar|Aaron Lazar]].<ref group="external" name="charlesbloomusic_cd_inhere_details">{{cite web|url=https://www.charlesbloomusic.com/cd.htm#:~:text=sixteen%20of%20musical%20theater%E2%80%99s%20finest%20voices%20and%20a%20full%20orchestra|title=Music & Lyrics by Charles Bloom: In Here|publisher=CharlesBloomMusic.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref> Bloom has named [[w:Noël Coward|Noël Coward]] as an influence on his songwriting.<ref group="commentary" name="richardskipper_blog_bloom_noelcoward">{{cite web|url=http://richardskipper.blogspot.com/2013/02/composer-and-lyricist-charles-bloom.html#:~:text=One%20who%20has%20influenced%20Charles%20is%20Noel%20Coward|title=Composer and Lyricist Charles Bloom: A Lesson in Excellence!|author=Skipper, Richard|date=February 19, 2013|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

== Personal life ==
Bloom is a member of [[w:ASCAP|ASCAP]] and [[w:The Dramatists Guild of America|The Dramatists Guild]].<ref group="external" name="charlesbloomusic_bio_ascap_dramatists">{{cite web|url=https://www.charlesbloomusic.com/bio.htm#:~:text=Mr.%20Bloom%20is%20a%20member%20of%20ASCAP%20and%20The%20Dramatists%20Guild|title=Biography|publisher=CharlesBloomMusic.com|accessdate=9 July 2026}}</ref>

== References ==

=== Commentary and Interviews ===
{{reflist|group=commentary}}

=== External Sources ===
{{reflist|group=external}}

The Young Lords

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	== Guest Stars ==		== Guest Stars ==
	*[[~~imdb:nm0089145\|~~Charles Bloom]] as [[Kyle]]		*[[Charles Bloom]] as [[Kyle]]
	*[[~~imdb:nm0323098\|~~Bruce Glover]] as [[Megan]]		*[[Bruce Glover]] as [[Megan]]
	*[[Audrey Landers]] as [[Miri]]		*[[Audrey Landers]] as [[Miri]]
	*[[Brigitte Muller]] as [[Ariadne]]		*[[Brigitte Muller]] as [[Ariadne]]
	*[[~~imdb:nm0940949\|~~Jonathan B. Woodward]] as [[Robus]]		*[[Jonathan B. Woodward]] as [[Robus]]
	*[[Adam Mann]] as [[Nilz]]		*[[Adam Mann]] as [[Nilz]]
	*[[Murray Matheson]] as [[Specter]] (voice, uncredited)		*[[Murray Matheson]] as [[Specter]] (voice, uncredited)

Jolly (TOS)

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	During a Cylon raid, Jolly is one of two Viper pilots who figures out the Cylon agenda to attack and destroy the [[agro ships]]. He manages to save the day by protecting the last remaining agro ship ([[Agro Ship 9]]), but can not save the crops aboard. He accompanies Adama, Apollo, Starbuck, Boomer, {{TOS\|Boxey}} and [[Siress]] [[Belloby]] to [[Sectar (planet)\|Sectar]] on their mission to trade for agricultural seed, but stays behind on the shuttle {{OS\|The Magnificent Warriors}}.		During a Cylon raid, Jolly is one of two Viper pilots who figures out the Cylon agenda to attack and destroy the [[agro ships]]. He manages to save the day by protecting the last remaining agro ship ([[Agro Ship 9]]), but can not save the crops aboard. He accompanies Adama, Apollo, Starbuck, Boomer, {{TOS\|Boxey}} and [[Siress]] [[Belloby]] to [[Sectar (planet)\|Sectar]] on their mission to trade for agricultural seed, but stays behind on the shuttle {{OS\|The Magnificent Warriors}}.

	While flying a patrol with [[Red Squadron]] Jolly is amongst the pilots that are abducted by the colossal [[Ship of Lights]]. Of course, after [[Iblis]] is cast out due to the Count's killing of Apollo, Jolly is returned along with Boomer, [[Bojay]], and the other taken Viper pilots ~~([[~~War of the Gods, Part ~~I\|War of the Gods]])~~.		While flying a patrol with [[Red Squadron]] Jolly is amongst the pilots that are abducted by the colossal [[Ship of Lights]] {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part I}}. Of course, after [[Iblis]] is cast out due to the Count's killing of Apollo, Jolly is returned along with Boomer, [[Bojay]], and the other taken Viper pilots {{OS\|War of the Gods, Part II}}.

	Boomer and Jolly make their way to ''{{TOS\|Rising Star}}'' when Adama grants the [[Warrior\|warriors]] [[furlon]]. Jolly seems content to settle in and watch the dancers for the duration, but is interupted when a [[Borellian Nomen]] activates a [[laser bola]], inciting panic. Boomer disarms the Nomen, and manages to resolve the situation without conflict. Jolly is later left aboard ''Rising Star'' to ensure that the two remaining Nomen leave on the next shuttle after their younger companion is taken into custody {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.		Boomer and Jolly make their way to ''{{TOS\|Rising Star}}'' when Adama grants the [[Warrior\|warriors]] [[furlon]]. Jolly seems content to settle in and watch the dancers for the duration, but is interupted when a [[Borellian Nomen]] activates a [[laser bola]], inciting panic. Boomer disarms the Nomen, and manages to resolve the situation without conflict. Jolly is later left aboard ''Rising Star'' to ensure that the two remaining Nomen leave on the next shuttle after their younger companion is taken into custody {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.

Gallery:Jolly (TOS)

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	Flight Sergeant '''Jolly''' can be best described as a hefty, jovial, likable fellow; in addition to being a quite competent {{TOS\|Viper}} pilot who serves on ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}''.		Flight Sergeant '''Jolly''' can be best described as a hefty, jovial, likable fellow; in addition to being a quite competent {{TOS\|Viper}} pilot who serves on ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}''.

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	A charming and aging con man, '''Chameleon''' just happens to be {{TOS\|Starbuck}}'s father.		A charming and aging con man, '''Chameleon''' just happens to be {{TOS\|Starbuck}}'s father.
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	* ~~The~~ analog ~~for Chameleon~~ in the [[Re-imagined Series]] is [[Dreilide Thrace]].		* Chameleon's analog in the [[Re-imagined Series]] is [[Dreilide Thrace]].

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	\|sepcon title=Starbuck (TOS alternate)\|familytree=Y\|seen=Saga of a Star World\|lastseen=The Hand of God (TOS)\|plastseen=The Hand of God}}Lieutenant '''Starbuck''' is the [[fumarello]]-smoking, womanizing, smart-aleck [[Colonial Warrior]]. He's also one of ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}''{{'\|s}} finest pilots.		\|sepcon title=Starbuck (TOS alternate)\|familytree=Y\|seen=Saga of a Star World\|lastseen=The Hand of God (TOS)\|plastseen=The Hand of God\|archives=Y\|sepcon=Y}}Lieutenant '''Starbuck''' is the [[fumarello]]-smoking, womanizing, smart-aleck [[Colonial Warrior]]. He's also one of ''{{TOS\|Galactica}}''{{'\|s}} finest pilots.

	Starbuck was born on [[The Twelve Colonies of Man#Caprica\|Caprica]] in the agro settlement of [[Umbra]]. He was orphaned when a [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] raid destroyed the settlement {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.		Starbuck was born on [[The Twelve Colonies of Man#Caprica\|Caprica]] in the agro settlement of [[Umbra]]. He was orphaned when a [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylon]] raid destroyed the settlement {{OS\|The Man with Nine Lives}}.

Forger 7

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	'''Forger 7''' is a [[Proteus prisoner\|prisoner]] on [[Proteus]] whose [[Original Sinner]] apparently forged documents, currency, and other things that were worth forging centuries ago. He appears to be a devious, stereotypical criminal with lavender-tinted glasses, probably also handed down from Forger to Forger. He is as inebriated and dull-minded as most of the prisoners on Proteus, and he follows the revolt caused by [[Assault 9]], [[Adulteress 58]], and "[[Bootlegger 137]]" a.k.a. {{TOS\|Starbuck}} {{OS\|The Long Patrol}}.		'''Forger 7''' is a [[Proteus prisoner\|prisoner]] on [[Proteus]] whose [[Original Sinner]] apparently forged documents, currency, and other things that were worth forging centuries ago.

			He appears to be a devious, stereotypical criminal with lavender-tinted glasses, probably also handed down from Forger to Forger. He is as inebriated and dull-minded as most of the prisoners on Proteus, and he follows the revolt caused by [[Assault 9]], [[Adulteress 58]], and "[[Bootlegger 137]]" a.k.a. {{TOS\|Starbuck}} {{OS\|The Long Patrol}}.

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	[[de: Betrüger 7]]		[[de: Betrüger 7]]

Gallery:Miri

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Miri

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 21:38:56 GMT

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	'''Miri''' is the oldest daughter of [[Megan]] on the planet [[Attila]]; she is the most level-headed one in the family.		'''Miri''' is the oldest daughter of [[Megan]] on the planet [[Attila]]; she is the most level-headed one in the family.

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Ian Abercrombie

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	'''Ian Abercrombie''' is the actor who portrayed [[Forger 7]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} episode "[[The Long Patrol]]".		'''Ian Abercrombie''' is the actor who portrayed [[Forger 7]] in the {{TOS\|Battlestar Galactica\|Original Series}} episode "[[The Long Patrol]]".

MediaWiki:Autonavbox-config.json

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			]
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Marj Dusay

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Paul Fix

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 20:52:54 GMT

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	\| character= Commander [[Kronus]]		\| character= Commander [[Kronus]]
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	'''Paul Fix''' (13 March 1901—14 October 1983) was an American actor of film and television.		'''Paul Fix''' (13 March 1901—14 October 1983) was an American actor of film and television.

Gallery:Kronus

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Kronus

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	'''Commander Kronus''' is a highly distinguished, career Colonial Military officer who previously commanded the [[Battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] ''[[Rycon]]'' and over 600 offensive-capable spacecraft that comprised of the [[Fourth Fleet]] during the final stages of the [[Thousand-Yahren War]]. His final yahren is spent commanding [[The Fleet (TOS)\|the Fleet]]'s electronics support ship ''[[Celestra (TOS)\|Celestra]].''		'''Commander Kronus''' is a highly distinguished, career Colonial Military officer who previously commanded the [[Battlestar (TOS)\|battlestar]] ''[[Rycon]]'' and over 600 offensive-capable spacecraft that comprised of the [[Fourth Fleet]] during the final stages of the [[Thousand-Yahren War]]. His final yahren is spent commanding [[The Fleet (TOS)\|the Fleet]]'s electronics support ship ''[[Celestra (TOS)\|Celestra]].''

Carillon (alternate)

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	[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Chancery of Carillon.png\|thumb\|An unlikely chancery and resort on Carillon becomes the slaughterhouse from which the Ovions obtain their nourishment {{comics\|annual2014}}.]]		[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Chancery of Carillon.png\|thumb\|An unlikely chancery and resort on Carillon becomes the slaughterhouse from which the Ovions obtain their nourishment {{comics\|annual2014}}.]]

Colonial One

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	[[File:Colonialheavy798 001 720p.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Departing Caprica]]		[[File:Colonialheavy798 001 720p.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Departing Caprica {{Ep\|Miniseries, Night 1}}.]]
	Prior to the Fall, the Colonial [[Government]] chartered the starliner for ferrying Secretary of Education [[Laura Roslin]], her staff, and members of the [[Fleet News Service\|Colonial press]] to and from the decommissioning ceremonies for the [[Galactica type battlestar\|battlestar]] ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.<ref>The ship's original designation as "Heavy" is perhaps similar to that of Earth aircraft; jets weighing over 255,000 pounds are called "Heavy" in air traffic control communications to alert other aircraft of possible wake turbulence from the named airplane. The proper usage is to append the word "Heavy" ''after'' the flight number and the incorrect usage is probably an error by the writers. If following the Earthly convention the ship would be referred to as ''Colonial 798 Heavy''. This designation may also imply that the ship's sub-light or FTL technologies could create hazards for other ships especially smaller ones.</ref> Roslin departs the pre-attack seat of Colonial power, [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]], shortly after her briefing on the teachers' strike with President [[Richard Adar]] {{TRS\|Epiphanies}}.		Prior to the Fall, the Colonial [[Government]] chartered the starliner for ferrying Secretary of Education [[Laura Roslin]], her staff, and members of the [[Fleet News Service\|Colonial press]] to and from the decommissioning ceremonies for the [[Galactica type battlestar\|battlestar]] ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.<ref>The ship's original designation as "Heavy" is perhaps similar to that of Earth aircraft; jets weighing over 255,000 pounds are called "Heavy" in air traffic control communications to alert other aircraft of possible wake turbulence from the named airplane. The proper usage is to append the word "Heavy" ''after'' the flight number and the incorrect usage is probably an error by the writers. If following the Earthly convention the ship would be referred to as ''Colonial 798 Heavy''. This designation may also imply that the ship's sub-light or FTL technologies could create hazards for other ships especially smaller ones.</ref> Roslin departs the pre-attack seat of Colonial power, [[Caprica (RDM)\|Caprica]], shortly after her briefing on the teachers' strike with President [[Richard Adar]] {{TRS\|Epiphanies}}.
	~~{{clear}}~~

	== History ==		== History ==

Norman Stuart

Maintenance script — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 02:54:30 GMT