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|role= Viper pilot, | |role= Viper/Raptor pilot, {{RDM|battlestar}} ''{{RDM|Galactica}}'' | ||
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|actor= [[Leo Li Chiang]] | |actor= [[Leo Li Chiang]] | ||
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The tattooed pilot is | The '''tattooed pilot'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is a large male with a shaved head stationed on ''{{RDM|Galactica}}'' as a pilot rated to operate both {{RDM|Viper}}s and [[Raptor]]s. His [[tattoo]]s include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm, and is often seen during briefings and in ''Galactica''{{'|s}} [[rec room]]. | ||
== Flight from the Colonies == | |||
The tattooed pilot is | The tattooed pilot is briefly seen at a briefing when the Fleet has to make an [[FTL]] jump every 33 minutes to escape their [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]] pursuers {{TRS|33}}. | ||
He | The pilot is often seen playing card games such as [[Triad (RDM)|Triad]] or [[Dead Man's Chest]]. He can be seen at a card game during the crisis after the water tanks were sabotaged, playing with [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Gaius Baltar]] {{TRS|Water}}. | ||
The tattooed pilot is present at a briefing when Kara Thrace is acting as [[CAG]] during [[Lee Adama]]'s absence from ship {{TRS|Bastille Day}}. He is later seen walking through a corridor near where a copy of [[Number Five|Aaron Doral]] blew himself up {{TRS|Litmus}}. | |||
He is | He is present at the briefing where the pilots complain that they are missing the confined Captain Adama at their card game during the martial law under Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] {{TRS|Resistance (episode)|Resistance}}. | ||
He is one of several pilots watching [[Number Three|D'anna Biers']]s documentary, standing in the corner behind Lieutenant [[Margaret Edmondson|Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson]] and other pilots {{TRS|Final Cut}}. | |||
He is | He is again playing with Starbuck, Racetrack, Lieutenant [[Tucker Clellan|Tucker "Duck" Clellan]] and Lieutenant [[Brendan Costanza|Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza]] when, after his return from {{RDM|Caprica}}, Lieutenant [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] comes to the playing table and is treated as a persona non grata by everyone except Starbuck {{TRS|Flight of the Phoenix}}. | ||
The tattooed pilot is one of the crewmembers present during the arrival of Admiral [[Helena Cain]] on ''Galactica'' {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}}. | |||
When ''Galactica'' is defending the [[Mining ship|Colonial mining ship]] ''[[Majahual]]'' during its twenty-nine days of mining operations, he is seen partying with other pilots and drinking a shooter out of a female pilot's belly button {{TRS|Scar}}. | |||
== New Caprica Exodus == | |||
At a pilot's daily mission briefing, some 49 days since the last Cylon encounter, he sits down between | Shortly after the exodus from [[New Caprica]], he sits at a table in the rec room behind [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Felix Gaeta]] {{TRS|Collaborators}}. | ||
The tattooed pilot is playing "Dead Man's Chest" with Thrace, [[Brendan Costanza|Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza]], Captain [[Louanne Katraine|Louanne "Kat" Katraine]] and Lieutenant [[Noel Allison|Noel "Narcho" Allison]], a former pilot for ''Pegasus'', when [[Karl Agathon|Karl "Helo" Agathon]] asks for a callsign for {{callsign|Athena}} and submits his own proposal: "[[Chrome dome]]" {{TRS|Torn}}. | |||
During the food shortage, he is present at a briefing before the [[Passage (star cluster)|passage through the star cluster]], takes parts in one of the trips through it, and watches [[William Adama]] making Katraine's posthumous promotion official by switching her name on the pilot roster with [[Lee Adama]]'s {{TRS|The Passage}}. | |||
At a pilot's daily mission briefing, some 49 days since the last Cylon encounter, he sits down between Costanza and Karl Agathon after the latter moves one seat over to tease Costanza about his pubic rash {{TRS|A Day in the Life}}. | |||
During Lee Adama's retirement party in the rec room, he plays a strip version of Triad with Costanza and Edmondson {{TRS|Six of One}}. | |||
He is part of the ''[[Demetrius]]'' crew commanded by Thrace on its mission to find [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]] {{TRS|The Ties That Bind}}. | |||
The tattooed pilot is present on the ship's bridge when Karl Agathon relieves Thrace of command because she wants them to rendezvous with the Cylons {{TRS|The Road Less Traveled|Faith}}. | |||
He is one of the pilots that are transferred to the rebel basestar before it jumps away, and takes part in the [[Battle of the Resurrection Hub]] {{TRS|The Hub}}. | |||
Following the battle, [[Number Three|D'Anna]] holds the entire compliment of Colonials on the baseship upon returning to the fleet, and is later seen with Costanza and several other pilots behind forced down a corridor past President [[Laura Roslin]] and [[Gaius Baltar]]'s quarters by two centurions and a [[Number Eight]], who threatens to kill them in the corridor if they didn't hurry up {{TRS|Revelations}}. | |||
== Post Thirteenth Colony == | |||
He is later seen leaving the officer's mess with a fellow pilot and Thrace when Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]] starts to plot mutiny with other like-minded individuals. He had joined Thrace and a fellow officer in leaving after Gaeta's comments to Thrace {{TRS|A Disquiet Follows My Soul}}. | |||
His position during [[Gaeta's Mutiny|the mutiny]] is unknown {{TRS|The Oath|Blood on the Scales}}, however he was later seen when Costanza discusses Adama's plans to rescue [[Hera Agathon]] {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I}}. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* | * According to Leo Li Chiang, who plays the tattooed pilot, he "rarely leaves the pilot's rec room, but is always up for a game of {{RDM|Triad}} or a shot of [[Ambrosia]], manages to get all the other pilots to keep the room tidy."<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://www.myspace.com/exitgear|title=Leo Li Chiang's MySpace page|date=|accessdate=|last=|first=|format=|language=}}</ref> | ||
* Despite appearing in a number of episodes, he has not been named yet on screen. He might be one from the [[List of pilots|list of mentioned-only pilots]]. Although he has not been given an official callsign by the writers yet, he is often referred to by fans as "Salty" or "Dragon". | * Despite appearing in a number of episodes, he has not been named yet on screen. He might be one from the [[List of pilots|list of mentioned-only pilots]]. Although he has not been given an official callsign by the writers yet, he is often referred to by fans as "Salty" or "Dragon." [[Bradley Thompson]] stated: "If we give him a name, you won't have the fun of trying to guess what it is."{{citation needed}} | ||
* Despite saying only one line in the whole series so far, he is one of the most memorable ''Galactica'' pilots due to his appearance. | * Despite saying only one line in the whole series so far, he is one of the most memorable ''Galactica'' pilots due to his appearance. | ||
* He is wearing a Viper patch on his flight suit in "[[A Day in the Life]]". | * He is wearing a Viper patch on his flight suit in "[[A Day in the Life]]," but has been shown with a [[Raptor]] patch in some earlier episodes. | ||
* Leo Li Chiang states that his character also appeared in the [[Miniseries]].{{citation needed}} | |||
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The tattooed pilot[1] is a large male with a shaved head stationed on Galactica as a pilot rated to operate both Vipers and Raptors. His tattoos include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm, and is often seen during briefings and in Galactica's rec room.
Flight from the Colonies[edit]
The tattooed pilot is briefly seen at a briefing when the Fleet has to make an FTL jump every 33 minutes to escape their Cylon pursuers (TRS: "33").
The pilot is often seen playing card games such as Triad or Dead Man's Chest. He can be seen at a card game during the crisis after the water tanks were sabotaged, playing with Kara Thrace and Gaius Baltar (TRS: "Water").
The tattooed pilot is present at a briefing when Kara Thrace is acting as CAG during Lee Adama's absence from ship (TRS: "Bastille Day"). He is later seen walking through a corridor near where a copy of Aaron Doral blew himself up (TRS: "Litmus").
He is present at the briefing where the pilots complain that they are missing the confined Captain Adama at their card game during the martial law under Colonel Saul Tigh (TRS: "Resistance", "Resistance").
He is one of several pilots watching D'anna Biers's documentary, standing in the corner behind Lieutenant Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson and other pilots (TRS: "Final Cut").
He is again playing with Starbuck, Racetrack, Lieutenant Tucker "Duck" Clellan and Lieutenant Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza when, after his return from Caprica, Lieutenant Karl "Helo" Agathon comes to the playing table and is treated as a persona non grata by everyone except Starbuck (TRS: "Flight of the Phoenix").
The tattooed pilot is one of the crewmembers present during the arrival of Admiral Helena Cain on Galactica (TRS: "Pegasus").
When Galactica is defending the Colonial mining ship Majahual during its twenty-nine days of mining operations, he is seen partying with other pilots and drinking a shooter out of a female pilot's belly button (TRS: "Scar").
New Caprica Exodus[edit]
Shortly after the exodus from New Caprica, he sits at a table in the rec room behind Kara Thrace and Felix Gaeta (TRS: "Collaborators").
The tattooed pilot is playing "Dead Man's Chest" with Thrace, Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza, Captain Louanne "Kat" Katraine and Lieutenant Noel "Narcho" Allison, a former pilot for Pegasus, when Karl "Helo" Agathon asks for a callsign for Sharon "Athena" Agathon and submits his own proposal: "Chrome dome" (TRS: "Torn").
During the food shortage, he is present at a briefing before the passage through the star cluster, takes parts in one of the trips through it, and watches William Adama making Katraine's posthumous promotion official by switching her name on the pilot roster with Lee Adama's (TRS: "The Passage").
At a pilot's daily mission briefing, some 49 days since the last Cylon encounter, he sits down between Costanza and Karl Agathon after the latter moves one seat over to tease Costanza about his pubic rash (TRS: "A Day in the Life").
During Lee Adama's retirement party in the rec room, he plays a strip version of Triad with Costanza and Edmondson (TRS: "Six of One").
He is part of the Demetrius crew commanded by Thrace on its mission to find Earth (TRS: "The Ties That Bind").
The tattooed pilot is present on the ship's bridge when Karl Agathon relieves Thrace of command because she wants them to rendezvous with the Cylons (TRS: "The Road Less Traveled", "Faith").
He is one of the pilots that are transferred to the rebel basestar before it jumps away, and takes part in the Battle of the Resurrection Hub (TRS: "The Hub").
Following the battle, D'Anna holds the entire compliment of Colonials on the baseship upon returning to the fleet, and is later seen with Costanza and several other pilots behind forced down a corridor past President Laura Roslin and Gaius Baltar's quarters by two centurions and a Number Eight, who threatens to kill them in the corridor if they didn't hurry up (TRS: "Revelations").
Post Thirteenth Colony[edit]
He is later seen leaving the officer's mess with a fellow pilot and Thrace when Lieutenant Felix Gaeta starts to plot mutiny with other like-minded individuals. He had joined Thrace and a fellow officer in leaving after Gaeta's comments to Thrace (TRS: "A Disquiet Follows My Soul").
His position during the mutiny is unknown (TRS: "The Oath", "Blood on the Scales"), however he was later seen when Costanza discusses Adama's plans to rescue Hera Agathon (TRS: "Daybreak, Part I").
Notes[edit]
- According to Leo Li Chiang, who plays the tattooed pilot, he "rarely leaves the pilot's rec room, but is always up for a game of Triad or a shot of Ambrosia, manages to get all the other pilots to keep the room tidy."[2]
- Despite appearing in a number of episodes, he has not been named yet on screen. He might be one from the list of mentioned-only pilots. Although he has not been given an official callsign by the writers yet, he is often referred to by fans as "Salty" or "Dragon." Bradley Thompson stated: "If we give him a name, you won't have the fun of trying to guess what it is."[citation needed]
- Despite saying only one line in the whole series so far, he is one of the most memorable Galactica pilots due to his appearance.
- He is wearing a Viper patch on his flight suit in "A Day in the Life," but has been shown with a Raptor patch in some earlier episodes.
- Leo Li Chiang states that his character also appeared in the Miniseries.[citation needed]
References[edit]
- ↑ This is a Battlestar Wiki descriptive term.
- ↑ Leo Li Chiang's MySpace page (backup available on Archive.org) (in ).