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A [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#Miniseries|deleted scene]] shows [[Lee Adama]] attempting to shake and detonate a Cylon missile targeted at ''Colonial Heavy 798'' in a Colonial Fleet test range called the [[Trevor Moon]]. The Trevor Moon suggests Trevor is a inhabited planet to itself, but is not formally a colony. | * A [[List of Deleted Scenes (RDM)#Miniseries|deleted scene]] shows [[Lee Adama]] attempting to shake and detonate a Cylon missile targeted at ''Colonial Heavy 798'' in a Colonial Fleet test range called the [[Trevor Moon]]. The Trevor Moon suggests Trevor is a inhabited planet to itself, but is not formally a colony. | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 25 May 2007
After Secretary Laura Roslin announces news on the attacks on several Colonies to the passengers on Colonial Heavy 798, amidst the chaos and shouting one man asks desperately about any news from Trevor.
No further information about this place in the Colonies is mentioned (Miniseries).
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- A deleted scene shows Lee Adama attempting to shake and detonate a Cylon missile targeted at Colonial Heavy 798 in a Colonial Fleet test range called the Trevor Moon. The Trevor Moon suggests Trevor is a inhabited planet to itself, but is not formally a colony.