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'''Freddy''' is a male [[Earth (1980)|Earth]]ling child at [[Billy Eheres]]' [[Casey's Camp|baseball camp]]. | '''Freddy''' is a male [[Earth (1980)|Earth]]ling child at [[Billy Eheres]]' [[Casey's Camp|baseball camp]]. | ||
He hits the ball that ends up going in the [[Super Scouts]] direction, which leads to the revelation that [[Starla]] isn't exactly a normal child, as she throws the ball a half-mile | He hits the ball that ends up going in the [[Super Scouts]] direction, which leads to the revelation that [[Starla]] isn't exactly a normal child, as she throws the ball a half-mile {{G80|Spaceball}}. | ||
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| Portrayed by | Uncredited | |
| Freddy is a Cylon | ||
| Freddy is a Final Five Cylon | ||
| Freddy is a Human/Cylon Hybrid | ||
| Freddy is an Original Series Cylon | ||
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Freddy is a male Earthling child at Billy Eheres' baseball camp.
He hits the ball that ends up going in the Super Scouts direction, which leads to the revelation that Starla isn't exactly a normal child, as she throws the ball a half-mile (1980: "Spaceball").