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'''Reilly''' is a [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] pilot assigned to [[Galactica (RDM)|''Galactica'']].  
'''"Beano" Reilly''' is a [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] pilot assigned to [[Galactica (RDM)|''Galactica'']].  


He is killed by [[Scar (Raider)|Scar]]. His death is particularly gruesome, as [[Cally]] purportedly has to "hose out his <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Beano]]<nowiki>'s]</nowiki> cockpit".
He is killed by [[Scar (Raider)|Scar]]. His death is particularly gruesome, as [[Cally]] purportedly has to "hose out his <nowiki>[</nowiki>Reilly<nowiki>'s]</nowiki> cockpit".


Reilly is said to have been a competent pilot, but easily spooked. A photo of his girlfriend (presumably dead, presumably having been taken before the war) is a recurring topic of conversation during "Scar," as no one seems to be able to remember her name ([[Scar]]).
Reilly is said to have been a competent pilot, but easily spooked. A photo of his girlfriend (presumably dead, presumably having been taken before the war) is a recurring topic of conversation during "Scar," as no one seems to be able to remember her name ([[Scar]]).
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Revision as of 18:47, 11 April 2007

"Beano" Reilly is a Viper pilot assigned to Galactica.

He is killed by Scar. His death is particularly gruesome, as Cally purportedly has to "hose out his [Reilly's] cockpit".

Reilly is said to have been a competent pilot, but easily spooked. A photo of his girlfriend (presumably dead, presumably having been taken before the war) is a recurring topic of conversation during "Scar," as no one seems to be able to remember her name (Scar).