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"'''Sweet Eight'''" is a moniker for one of [[Number Eight]] copies first encountered by [[Felix Gaeta]] circa {{ACH|2}} on [[New Caprica]] during the [[Cylon Occupation Authority|Cylon occupation]].
"'''Hard Eight'''" is a moniker for one of [[Number Eight]] copies first encountered by [[Felix Gaeta]] circa {{ACH|3}}.


During Gaeta's time on planet in the governmental structure of the occupation, he provided a list of names to this Eight, with whom he had sexual congress. [[Gaius Baltar]] was not only aware of this, but also of the fact that he knew that the names Gaeta provided lead to their deaths by the occupation authority {{Ep|Taking a Break From All Your Worries|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 9}}.
A pilot who is part of the [[Cylon Civil War|separatist group]] from the [[rebel basestar]], she is one of two copies, the other being a fellow sister dubbed "[[Sweet Eight]]," who board [[Raptor 718]] to ''[[Zephyr]]'' following the discovering the [[Earth (RDM)|Thirteenth Colony]] {{Ep|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 1}}.


After the [[Second Exodus]], Gaeta later encounters her 15 months later, circa {{ACH|3}}, as the Eight is now part of the [[Cylon Civil War|separatist group]] from the [[rebel basestar]]. She is one of two copies, the other being a fellow sister who is a Cylon pilot dubbed "[[Hard Eight]]," who board [[Raptor 718]] to ''[[Zephyr]]'' following the discovering the [[Earth (RDM)|Thirteenth Colony]] {{Ep|Revelations|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 1}}.
During a freak [[FTL]] drive corruption that lead to Jumping to the wrong standby coordinates, Hard Eight makes a quip about Deckhand [[Brooks (RDM)|Brooks]]' [[Poseidon]] medallion after discovering that their oxygen supply was limited {{Ep|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 2}}. She later takes a pair of his pliers during his attempt to fix a loose connection believed to cause issues with the carbon dioxide scrubbers onboard. Unbeknownst to her, the insulating grips were removed by her sister, who intended to have Brooks killed via electrocution of the live panel, and she is subsequently killed {{Ep|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 3|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 4}}.


During a freak [[FTL]] drive corruption that lead to Jumping to the wrong standby coordinates, Sweet Eight begins reintroducing herself to Gaeta, while attempting to kill off various crew aboard the wayward Raptor through indirect ways, beginning with her own sister and with Deckhand [[Brooks (RDM)|Brooks]], and ending with killing the Raptor crew, {{Callsign|Easy}} and {{Callsign|Shark}}, by slicing their throats while Gaeta slept to conserve oxygen {{Ep|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 3|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 7}}.
In order to prolong the scrubber's ability to clean the air, her body is jettisoned into space {{Ep|The Face of the Enemy, Episode 5}}.


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==References==
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Latest revision as of 21:09, 17 July 2026

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Hard Eight is an Original Series Cylon

"Hard Eight" is a moniker for one of Number Eight copies first encountered by Felix Gaeta circa 3 ACH (2002BYR).

A pilot who is part of the separatist group from the rebel basestar, she is one of two copies, the other being a fellow sister dubbed "Sweet Eight," who board Raptor 718 to Zephyr following the discovering the Thirteenth Colony (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy, Episode 1").

During a freak FTL drive corruption that lead to Jumping to the wrong standby coordinates, Hard Eight makes a quip about Deckhand Brooks' Poseidon medallion after discovering that their oxygen supply was limited (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy, Episode 2"). She later takes a pair of his pliers during his attempt to fix a loose connection believed to cause issues with the carbon dioxide scrubbers onboard. Unbeknownst to her, the insulating grips were removed by her sister, who intended to have Brooks killed via electrocution of the live panel, and she is subsequently killed (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy, Episode 3" and "The Face of the Enemy, Episode 4").

In order to prolong the scrubber's ability to clean the air, her body is jettisoned into space (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy, Episode 5").

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The moniker is provided from both the script and Jane Espenson's own commentaries and interviews.

References

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