Brie

For the character with a similar name in Richard Hatch's Original Series continuation novels, see: Bree.

Brie
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Role	Viper pilot, Galactica
Rank	Lieutenant
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Portrayed by	Janet Louise Johnson
Brie is a Cylon
Brie is a Final Five Cylon
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Brie is an Original Series Cylon
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Additional Information
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Lieutenant Brie is a Viper pilot aboard Galactica.

Due to her flight experience as a shuttle pilot, she is recruited as a Viper pilot due to a mysterious virus which afflicts a majority of the Viper corps. Among many of the female pilot recruits, Brie demonstrates an outgoing spirit and her adeptness as a Viper pilot, albeit not as professional as Deitra ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}.

She is one of Serina's bridesmaids at the marriage ceremony, where the lone star appears in the magnetic void that leads the Fleet to Kobol. She is also the first to discover Starbuck at their campsite on Kobol, after his release by Baltar and Lucifer ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}.

Combat History

Brie participates in three major engagements: Battle of Otarsis Quadrant and the subsequent Battle of Kobol ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods")}, and later during Iblis' visit to the Fleet during a patrol with Greenbean, where she is temporarily abducted by the Beings of Light ^{(TOS: "War of the Gods, Part I")}.

Notes

• Brie is seen launching in "The Living Legend, Part I" at ~00:44:14, but Janet Louise Johnson is not credited in the episode and the launch footage is reused from "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I."

Re-imagined Series definition: a nickname used as a substitute for an aviator's given name in wireless communications and in conversation