Sekou Hamilton

Sekou Hamilton
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Portrayed by	Biski Gugushe
Sekou Hamilton is a Cylon
Sekou Hamilton is a Final Five Cylon
Sekou Hamilton is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Sekou Hamilton is an Original Series Cylon
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Sekou Hamilton is a journalist, former editor of the Aerelon Gazette. Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, he becomes one of three co-hosts forThe Colonial Gang, the Fleet's Talk Wireless political events show ^{(TRS: "Colonial Day")}. He is also present at several press conferences held by the Fleet's leadership, notably when William Adama resumes command of the Fleet following Sharon "Boomer" Valerii's assassination attempt ^{(TRS: "Home, Part I")}.

Following the Second Exodus, a press conference attended by Lee Adama, Vice President Tom Zarek and Admiral William Adama, Sekou Hamilton asks Zarek about his opinion on the alliance with the Cylons, his coldly replies "No comment.". Hamilton later asks the identity of the fifth Cylon, making a gaffe reveals that the fifth is a woman by saying, "she died some time ago." The three leaders end the conference as the reporters erupt in confusion and questions ^{(TRS: "A Disquiet Follows My Soul")}.

His fate in the aftermath of Gaeta's Mutiny and the later Battle of The Colony are unspecified.

For a list of his appearances see: List of character appearances (RDM)

Notes

• The character of Sekou Hamilton was named after one of writer Toni Graphia's former assistants (Source: The Official Companion).
• Biski Gugushe also plays a reporter named Eick in the episodes "Litmus" and "Six Degrees of Separation," before the character's name is formally changed in "Colonial Day," as noted in dialogue. As one might expect, "Eick" was originally named for series co-producer David Eick. Prior to that, Gugushe portrayed an unnamed pilot in the Miniseries.
• His colony of origin, using the earlier variant spelling of "Aerilon," is noted on his visitor guest pass from his visit aboard Cloud 9 in "Colonial Day."