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* [[Chip Johnson]], an actor who portrayed an unnamed [[Warrior]] in a few [[Original Series]] episodes. | * [[Chip Johnson]], an actor who portrayed an unnamed [[Warrior]] in a few [[Original Series]] episodes. | ||
* [[Chip Lucia]], an actor who portrayed [[M.C.]] in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode "[[The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II]]". | |||
* [[Unnamed_characters_(1980)#California_Highway_Patrol|CHiPs]], slang for California Highway Patrol officers, appear in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode, "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]". | * [[Unnamed_characters_(1980)#California_Highway_Patrol|CHiPs]], slang for California Highway Patrol officers, appear in the ''[[Galactica 1980]]'' episode, "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]". | ||
* Additionally, chip is a slang term for a miniaturized electronic circuit. The term has appeared numerous times in the [[Re-imagined Series]], namely in an attempt to describe the nature of the [[Virtual Six]] that [[Gaius Baltar]] "interacts" with. Later, in "[[Revelations]]", [[William Adama]] voices his initial, but incorrect belief that [[Saul Tigh]] was implanted with a chip on [[New Caprica]] after Tigh confesses that he is a member of the [[Final Five]]; Adama wrongly and emotionally posits that this confession was false, and was part of a Cylon trick to make Tigh think he was a Cylon. | * Additionally, chip is a slang term for a miniaturized electronic circuit. The term has appeared numerous times in the [[Re-imagined Series]], namely in an attempt to describe the nature of the [[Virtual Six]] that [[Gaius Baltar]] "interacts" with. Later, in "[[Revelations]]", [[William Adama]] voices his initial, but incorrect belief that [[Saul Tigh]] was implanted with a chip on [[New Caprica]] after Tigh confesses that he is a member of the [[Final Five]]; Adama wrongly and emotionally posits that this confession was false, and was part of a Cylon trick to make Tigh think he was a Cylon. | ||
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Revision as of 21:15, 28 August 2008
Please choose a specific reference for the term or name chip:
- Chip Johnson, an actor who portrayed an unnamed Warrior in a few Original Series episodes.
- Chip Lucia, an actor who portrayed M.C. in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II".
- CHiPs, slang for California Highway Patrol officers, appear in the Galactica 1980 episode, "The Super Scouts, Part I".
- Additionally, chip is a slang term for a miniaturized electronic circuit. The term has appeared numerous times in the Re-imagined Series, namely in an attempt to describe the nature of the Virtual Six that Gaius Baltar "interacts" with. Later, in "Revelations", William Adama voices his initial, but incorrect belief that Saul Tigh was implanted with a chip on New Caprica after Tigh confesses that he is a member of the Final Five; Adama wrongly and emotionally posits that this confession was false, and was part of a Cylon trick to make Tigh think he was a Cylon.
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