Xander Toth

Xander Toth
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Birth Name	Xander Toth
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Introduced	Blood and Chrome
Last Known Appearance	Blood and Chrome
Death	Shot by Centurions, circa 42 BCH (58YR)
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Role	Marine
Rank	Technical Sergeant
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Portrayed by	John Pyper-Ferguson
Xander Toth is a Cylon
Xander Toth is a Final Five Cylon
Xander Toth is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Xander Toth is an Original Series Cylon
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Xander Toth is a technical sergeant with demolitions expertise assigned to a group of Marines on the planet Djerba in 42 BCH (58YR), during the 10th year of the First Cylon War.

He is the only survivor of the fifty-person group sent to the moon to rendezvous with Graystone Industries scientist Dr. Becca Kelly. He finds the team as they are being harassed by a group of Cythons, and saves Coker Fasjovik from a certain gruesome death. Afterwards, he leads the team to an abandoned ski lodge turned Cylon storage base to weather out a coming storm.

After their arrival, Toth allows Kelly's group some rack time, assuming the first watch. He is later pinned down, and shot by an invading group of unknown Cylons, where he later succumbs to his wounds after destroying his two attackers ^{(TRS: "Blood and Chrome")}.

Notes

• John Pyper-Ferguson is one of a handful of actors to portray characters in all three installments that comprise the Re-imagined Series canon: Cole Taylor in the Re-imagined Series and Tomas Vergis in Caprica.
• Bear McCreary used subtle chaotic electric sitar solos performed by Steve Bartek to represent Toth's mental instability. This musical technique created a subconscious warning that the character was "losing it," connecting him thematically to Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo, who had been similarly represented by electric sitar during his descent into madness on Kobol. McCreary noted that while the connection was "very subtle," he liked the idea of linking Toth with Quartararo on a subconscious level, as both characters suffered psychological breakdowns in combat situations.