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Film

Lucky Number Slevin

A Battlestar Galactica poster is seen.

Futurama: Bender's Big Score

Features a "Cylon War Memorial Makeout Point."

Futurama: The Beast With A Billion Backs

A robot with features from the re-imagined Centurion works the capstan on the pirate spaceship during Bender's attack on the alien Yivo. Later the same robot is seen fighting in the background, using needle/razor fingered hands as on the re-imagined Centurion.

Related imagery

Robot with neck cowl and eye shape/color in Beast With A Billion Backs.
Cylon War Memorial Makeout Point in Bender's Big Score.

Music

Depeche Mode Remix

Remixes for their album Playing the Angel features one for the song "Precious" using dialogue from Number Six and Gaius Baltar from the episode "Six Degrees of Separation".

Live Performances

Lewis Black: Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center Blues

On track six of the CD, entitled "Justin and Janet", Lewis Black describes Janet Jackson's costume at the controversial 2004 Halftime Show as being the uniform of the captain of the Battlestar Galactica.

Television

Attack of the Show!

In the "AOTS Undercover" covering Achievement Whores, viewers are introduced to "Spoiler Whores". One of the Spoiler Whores tells a customer who the final Cylon is in Season 4.

The Big Bang Theory

In the pilot episode, when Leonard asks Sheldon if they invited Penny to lunch, Sheldon replies that they are not since they will be starting up Season 2 with commentaries.

Bionic Woman

In the episode "Paradise Lost", the episode "Exodus, Part II" is playing on the television of a house that Jamie Sommers (Michelle Ryan) and Ruth Treadwell (Molly Price) enter during their investigation of a town that was the target of a biological attack. The scene playing in the background depicts Pegasus's final moments before it is destroyed during the Battle of New Caprica.

Bones

In the episode "The Superhero in the Alley", Jack Hodgins lists Battlestar Galactica, along with Star Wars, Star Trek, and Stargate, as to why the the victim's "face and cranial vault" are fractured.

The Colbert Report

On the Tuesday 4 April, 2006 show, host Stephen Colbert rails against the Peabody Committee in his "Who's Not Honoring Me Now" segment for awarding other televisions shows with Peabody Awards, but not his own. He sarcastically derides Battlestar Galactica’s winning of the award, and wins of other shows, such as South Park and House in an attempt to prove his show is, in his belief, more deserving of the award.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart

On the Wednesday, 10 April 2008 show, during the segue portion of the episode where Stephen Colbert discusses what's on his show, Colbert brings up the problems that General David Petraeus faces in Iraq, noting that he faces civilian unrest, endless pursuit by the Cylons, and the long search for Earth. Colbert notes that Petraeus looks worn out, and to prove his point she shows a picture of Edward James Olmos instead. Jon Stewart then points out that Colbert was watching Battlestar Galactica.

Doctor Who

According Russel T. Davies's podcast for the episode "Last of the Time Lords", he admits that jumping a year forward was inspired by "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II".

Student wearing a BSG t-shirt in the *Heroes* episode "Homecoming"

Gilmore Girls

Rory Gilmore jokingly accuses her grandmother of being a Cylon in one episode.
In another episode, Rory uses the term "frakking."

Heroes

The trailers for the NBC show Heroes re-use several tracks from Bear McCreary's BSG Season One sountrack, primarily the track "Forgiven."
In the ninth episode, "Homecoming", a high school student is briefly seen wearing a Battlestar Galactica t-shirt.

The Office

In the episode "E-mail Surveillance", Michael Scott mocks one of his employees (Dwight Schrute) for watching "Battleship Galaxy" every Friday night. The Office airs on NBC, which is owned by NBC Universal, the parent company of the SCI-FI Network.
In the episode "The Return", Dwight wears a Battlestar Galactica T-shirt.
In the episode "Product Recall", Jim, dressed as Dwight's twin, declares that bears "beet" Battlestar Galactica, much to Dwight's fury.
In the episode "Survivor Man", Michael wears a Battlestar Galactica sweatshirt.

Robot Chicken

In "Rabbits on a Roller Coaster", a 21 second skit entitled "Frakking Galactica" shows a scene from Battlestar Galactica where the use of the word "frak" is repeatedly overused, leaving an FCC member to ask "what the [censored] are they saying".
- Of note, Tahmoh Penikett, Katee Sackhoff and Michael Hogan provide voices for their Galactica characters in the skit. Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly, is a professed fan of the series^[1] and voices the character of the FCC member at the end of the skit.

Scrubs

In the episode "My Number One Doctor", Dr. Cox says the author of the Wikipedia entry on how bell peppers can fight off cancer also did the Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide.

South Park

In the episode "Go God Go", the conversation between Richard Dawkins and Mrs. Garrison about ending religion is a spoof on Gaius Baltar and Number Six. The music playing is also a variation on "The Sense Of Six" leitmotif.
In "Imaginationland Episode II" the episode starts with "Previously on...," a tactic commonly used by television dramas. While the title screen says "Previously on South Park" Cartman actually says "Previously on Battlestar Galactica". Additionally, the text onscreen is done in the same style.

Veronica Mars

Veronica is introduced to the word "frak" in the Season 3 premiere and uses it later. It's said to be "the profanity of the future".
Battlestar Galactica, Number Six, the Cylons, Cylon Raiders, "frak" and "so say we all" are all mentioned in the episode "Poughkeepsie, Tramps & Thieves".

Literature

Avatars

Several characters in the Avatars trilogy by Tui T. Sutherland reference Battlestar Galactica on several occasions. The brothers Gus and Andrew recall watching the entire series on DVD (which has been off the air for three years in the book's time frame of December 2012), Andrew wishes to name his first born daughter Kara, and Gus uses derivatives of frak on occasion.

Star Trek

In the Vanguard novel Reap the Whirlwind by David Mack, two minor characters are named "Agent Verheiden" and "Agent Cofell". Moreover, a Captain Rymer is mentioned.

Star Wars

In the Legacy of the Force novel Invincible on page 85, Leia Solo suggests distracting Darth Caedus during a battle by sending him an episode of BattleSun Odyssey.

Comics

Deadpool

Deadpool and Weasel catch up as friends by watching TiVo'd episodes of "Battlestar Galactica".

Star Wars

The swear word, frak, makes an appearance in the comic Star Wars Legacy 2: Broken, Part 2.

Webcomics/Comic strips

Aoi House

In Episode 11, Page #24 & 25 - "A BIG Surprise", the expletive "frak" is used.

Blue Crash Kit

In the comic for January 28, 2006, Kit is looked at when she says: "I'm gonna turn on the Sci-Fi Channel! I wonder what I missed on Battlestar Galactica!"

Dilbert

In the comic for Friday, December 8, 2006, Dilbert uses the expletive "frak" when he has to program the Legacy system. Although the spelling is from the Original Series "frack", Scott Adams uses it to reference the Re-imagined Series.^[2]
In the comic for Friday, October 5th, 2007, Dilbert mentions going home early to watch Battlestar Galactica on his DVR.

Full Frontal Nerdity

In the comic for Wednesday, January 26, 2005, GREAT LORDS OF KOBOL! is exclaimed.

General Protection Fault

In the comic for Thursday, February 23, 2006, Dexter uses the UGA (Undisclosed Government Agency) spy equipment to try finding out who the sleeper Cylon will be in the next Battlestar Galactica episode.

Greenhorn

In the comic for Monday, October 30, 2006, Paul Greenhorn goes as a Cylon sleeper agent for Halloween.

HijiNKS ENSUE

For all related material on the subject, click here.

In the comic for Thursday, June 28, 2007, Joel tries catching up by watching Season 2 but is interrupted repeatedly by Josh. Joel then strangles Josh with the chord of his Wiimote and throws the Wiimote through Eli's neck before he could spoil who the Final Five are.
In the comic for Monday, July 30, 2007, when Josh is about to commit suicide through a Rube Goldberg machine since Harry Potter series finished, Eli reminds him that there's other things to look forward to as Metroid Prime 3, Battlestar Galactica's Season 4, OSX Leopard, and Joel's awesome pickle parties.
In the comic for Monday, August 27, 2007, Kevin Smith directs an upcoming episode of Battlestar Galactica in the style of Clerks.
In the comic for Friday, April 4, 2008, Eli writes a letter to Battlestar Galactica.
In the comic for Monday, April 7, 2008, the characters watch the Iron Man special preview as "He That Believeth In Me" goes to commercial break.
In the comic for Monday, April 14, 2008, Josh is told that Katee Sackhoff is fighting hoboes in the alley of the topless comic shop, but refuses to go since he is watching The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in HD again.
In the comic for Monday, June 30th, 2008, the characters are observing the Phoenix Lander progress of finding life on mars, when they realize that the lander is only moving due to "Wall-E". They reference Wall-E as a Cylon.

Kick in the Head

In the comic for March 26, 2007, the main character's neighbor asks if he has cable so they could watch the season finale.

Knock on Wood

In the comic for November 7, 2005, Blue Trapezoid tells Yellow Pentagon hat some of the "governmental monies" was spent on the new Battlestar Galactica DVD.

Monty

In the comic for April 27, 2008, the character of Monty purchases a universal remote from an electronics store. After purchasing the remote, he changes the display televisions in the storefront window so they show an episode of Battlestar Galactica.

Nobody Scores!

In the comic for April 9, 2008, Beans makes art of the Horsehead Nebula, which "neutralizes all Cylon activity".

Real Life

In the comic for Monday, January 31, 2005, Greg Dean snaps when he reads "TO BE CONTINUED..." on the end of the episode.

Rod & Barry

In Episode 3: Channeling My Inner Cylon, Rod expresses his disbelief on why the Cylons would want to destroy the humans, while Barry channels his "inner Cylon", his head having changed into a centurion's head.
In Episode 12: Number Love, Barry discusses how he is in love with Number Six, with Rod noting Barry's previous infatuation with Star Trek: Voyager's 7 of 9.

Sheldon

In the comic for Friday, February 25, 2005, the Nerd Tribunal punishes Sheldon for having an obsolete computer by banishing him from the "Battlestar Galactica" chat room for two months.
In the comic for Monday, November 14, 2005, Sheldon complains to Arthur how he has to wait until January for the new season, while The Ellen DeGeneres Show "crank[s] out 18 episodes every day".
In the comic for Wednesday, December 27, 2006, Sheldon and Arthur play "Battlestar Galactica", while Arthur gets carried away.

xkcd

The January 7th, 2008 comic mentions Battlestar Galactica and Firefly as possible alternatives to Star Wars novels, when the main character says that the latter used to be his world.
The July 7th, 2008 comic lists the show in a comic mocking the excessive "in popular culture" sections on Wikipedia.

Others

Entering "about:robots" in the Firefox 3 address bar displays a few wise words about robots. After references to The Day the Earth Stood Still, Asimov's first law of robotics, Blade Runner, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Futurama it concludes with "And they have a plan."
In the humorous browser-based MMORPG Kingdom of Loathing, the El Vibrato helmet is described as allowing "a weird blue light sweeping back and forth where your eyes should be, like some sort of depressed Cylon."

External links

References

↑ Fraser, Simon (12 June 2006). Brian Bendis interviews Joss Whedon (backup available on Archive.org) (in ). Retrieved on 27 August 2007.
↑ Adams, Scott (8 December 2006). Frack (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 22 October 2007.

[Whedonesque-1] Fraser, Simon (12 June 2006). Brian Bendis interviews Joss Whedon (backup available on Archive.org) (in ). Retrieved on 27 August 2007.

[DILBERT.BLOG-2] Adams, Scott (8 December 2006). Frack (backup available on Archive.org) . Retrieved on 22 October 2007.

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 *A ''Battlestar Galactica'' poster is seen.
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 *Features a "[[Cylon War]] Memorial Makeout Point."
-===''[[w:Futurama: The Beast With A Billion Backs|Futurama: The Beast With A Billion Backs]]''===
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 *A robot with features from the re-imagined Centurion works the capstan on the pirate spaceship during Bender's attack on the alien Yivo. Later the same robot is seen fighting in the background, using needle/razor fingered hands as on the re-imagined Centurion.''
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-==Music==
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-===[[w:Depeche Mode Remix|Depeche Mode Remix]]===
+=== [[w:Depeche Mode Remix|Depeche Mode Remix]] ===
 *Remixes for their album [[w:Playing the Angel|Playing the Angel]] features one for the song "[[w:Precious (Depeche Mode song)|Precious]]" using dialogue from [[Number Six]] and [[Gaius Baltar]] from the episode "[[Six Degrees of Separation]]".
-==Live Performances==
+== Live Performances ==
-===[[amazon:B000784WDG|Lewis Black: ''Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center Blues'']]===
+=== [[amazon:B000784WDG|Lewis Black: ''Luther Burbank Performing Arts Center Blues'']] ===
 * On track six of the CD, entitled "Justin and Janet", [[w:Lewis Black|Lewis Black]] describes [[w:Janet Jackson|Janet Jackson]]'s costume at the [[w:Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy|controversial 2004 Halftime Show]] as being the uniform of the captain of the ''Battlestar Galactica''.
-==Television==
+== Television ==
-===''[[w:Attack of the Show!|Attack of the Show!]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Attack of the Show!|Attack of the Show!]]'' ===
 *In the "AOTS Undercover" covering [http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/videos/20198/Achievement_Whores.html Achievement Whores], viewers are introduced to "Spoiler Whores". One of the Spoiler Whores tells a customer who the [[Final Five|final Cylon]] is in [[Season 4 (2008)|Season 4]].
-===''[[w:The Big Bang Theory (TV series)|The Big Bang Theory]]''===
+=== ''[[w:The Big Bang Theory (TV series)|The Big Bang Theory]]'' ===
 *In the [[w:Pilot (The Big Bang Theory Pilot)|pilot episode]], when Leonard asks Sheldon if they invited Penny to lunch, Sheldon replies that they are not since they will be starting up [[Season 2 (2005-06)|Season 2]] with commentaries.
-===''[[w:Bionic Woman (2007 TV series)|Bionic Woman]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Bionic Woman (2007 TV series)|Bionic Woman]]'' ===
 *In the episode "Paradise Lost", the episode "[[Exodus, Part II]]" is playing on the television of a house that Jamie Sommers ([[w:Michelle Ryan|Michelle Ryan]]) and Ruth Treadwell ([[w:Molly Price|Molly Price]]) enter during their investigation of a town that was the target of a biological attack. The scene playing in the background depicts ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'s'' final moments before it is destroyed during the [[Battle of New Caprica]].
-===''[[w:Bones (TV series)|Bones]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Bones (TV series)|Bones]]'' ===
 *In the episode "The Superhero in the Alley", [[w:Jack Hodgins (Bones)|Jack Hodgins]] lists ''Battlestar Galactica'', along with ''Star Wars'', ''Star Trek'', and ''Stargate'', as to why the the victim's "face and [[w:Cranial vault|cranial vault]]" are fractured.
-===''[[w:The Colbert Report|The Colbert Report]]''===
+=== ''[[w:The Colbert Report|The Colbert Report]]'' ===
 * On the [http://www.nofactzone.net/?p=1761 Tuesday 4 April, 2006] show, host [[w:Stephen Colbert|Stephen Colbert]] rails against the Peabody Committee in his "Who's Not Honoring Me Now" segment for awarding other televisions shows with Peabody Awards, but not his own.  He sarcastically derides ''Battlestar Galactica''’s winning of the award, and wins of other shows, such as ''[[w:South Park|South Park]]'' and ''[[w:House (TV series)|House]]'' in an attempt to prove his show is, in his belief, more deserving of the award.
-===''[[w:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart|The Daily Show with Jon Stewart]]''===
+=== ''[[w:The Daily Show with Jon Stewart|The Daily Show with Jon Stewart]]'' ===
 * On the [http://www.comedycentral.com/videos/index.jhtml?videoId=165853 Wednesday, 10 April 2008] show, during the segue portion of the episode where Stephen Colbert discusses what's on his show, Colbert brings up the problems that General [[w:David Petraeus|David Petraeus]] faces in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]], noting that he faces civilian unrest, endless pursuit by the Cylons, and the long search for [[Earth (RDM)|Earth]]. Colbert notes that Petraeus looks worn out, and to prove his point she shows a picture of [[Edward James Olmos]] instead. [[w:Jon Stewart|Jon Stewart]] then points out that Colbert was watching ''Battlestar Galactica''.
-===''[[w:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]'' ===
 *According [[w:Russell T. Davies|Russel T. Davies]]'s [http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/rmhttp/downloadtrial/doctorwho/doctorwho-seriesthree/doctorwho-seriesthree_20070630-2000_40_st.mp3 podcast] for the episode "[[w:Last of the Time Lords|Last of the Time Lords]]", he admits that jumping a year forward was inspired by "[[Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II]]".
 [[Image:BSG T-shirt Heroes.JPG|thumb|right|Student wearing a BSG t-shirt in the ''Heroes'' episode "Homecoming"]]
-===''[[w:Gilmore Girls|Gilmore Girls]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Gilmore Girls|Gilmore Girls]]'' ===
 *[[w:Rory Gilmore|Rory Gilmore]] jokingly accuses her grandmother of being a Cylon in one episode.
 *In another episode, Rory uses the term "[[Frak|frakking]]."
-===''[[w:Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'' ===
 *The trailers for the NBC show ''Heroes'' re-use several tracks from [[Bear McCreary]]'s [[Soundtrack (Season 1)|BSG Season One sountrack]], primarily the track "Forgiven."
 *In the ninth episode, "[[w:Homecoming (Heroes)|Homecoming]]", a high school student is briefly seen wearing a ''Battlestar Galactica'' t-shirt.
-===''[[w:The Office (US TV series)|The Office]]''===
+=== ''[[w:The Office (US TV series)|The Office]]'' ===
 *In the episode "[[w:E-mail Surveillance|E-mail Surveillance]]", [[w:Michael Scott (The Office)|Michael Scott]] mocks one of his employees ([[w:Dwight Schrute|Dwight Schrute]]) for watching "Battleship Galaxy" every Friday night.  ''The Office'' airs on NBC, which is owned by [[w:NBC Universal|NBC Universal]], the parent company of the [[Sci Fi Channel|SCI-FI Network]].
 *In the episode "[[w:The Return (The Office episode)|The Return]]", Dwight wears a ''Battlestar Galactica'' T-shirt.
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 [[Image:Frakking Galactica.jpg|thumb|right|Tigh and Starbuck on ''Robot Chicken''.]]
-===''[[rc:Robot Chicken|Robot Chicken]]''===
+=== ''[[rc:Robot Chicken|Robot Chicken]]'' ===
 * In "[[rc:Rabbits on a Roller Coaster|Rabbits on a Roller Coaster]]", a 21 second skit entitled "[[rc:Frakking Galactica|Frakking Galactica]]" shows a scene from ''Battlestar Galactica'' where the use of the word "frak" is repeatedly overused, leaving an FCC member to ask "what the [censored] are they saying".
 ** Of note, [[Tahmoh Penikett]], [[Katee Sackhoff]] and [[Michael Hogan]] provide voices for their ''Galactica'' characters in the skit. [[w:Joss Whedon|Joss Whedon]], creator of ''[[w:Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' and ''[[w:Firefly (TV series)|Firefly]]'', is a professed fan of the series<ref name="Whedonesque">{{cite_web|url=http://whedonesque.com/comments/10584#129304|title=Brian Bendis interviews Joss Whedon|date=12 June 2006|accessdate=27 August 2007|last=Fraser|first=Simon|format=|language=}}</ref> and voices the character of the FCC member at the end of the skit.
-===''[[w:Scrubs (TV series)|Scrubs]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Scrubs (TV series)|Scrubs]]'' ===
 *In the episode "My Number One Doctor", [[w:Perry Cox|Dr. Cox]] says the author of the Wikipedia entry on how [[w:bell peppers|bell peppers]] can fight off [[w:cancer|cancer]] also did the [[w:List of Battlestar Galactica (re-imagined series) episodes|''Battlestar Galactica'' Episode Guide]].
-===''[[w:South Park|South Park]]''===
+=== ''[[w:South Park|South Park]]'' ===
 *In the episode "[[w:Go God Go|Go God Go]]", the conversation between [[w:Richard Dawkins|Richard Dawkins]] and [[w:Herbert Garrison|Mrs. Garrison]] about ending religion is a spoof on [[Gaius Baltar]] and [[Number Six]]. The music playing is also a variation on "The Sense Of Six" leitmotif.
 *In "[[w:Imaginationland Episode II|Imaginationland Episode II]]" the episode starts with "Previously on...," a tactic commonly used by television dramas. While the title screen says "Previously on South Park" Cartman actually says "Previously on Battlestar Galactica". Additionally, the text onscreen is done in the same style.
-===''[[w:Veronica Mars|Veronica Mars]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Veronica Mars|Veronica Mars]]'' ===
 *Veronica is introduced to the word "frak" in the Season 3 premiere and uses it later. It's said to be "the profanity of the future".
 *''Battlestar Galactica'', Number Six, the Cylons, Cylon Raiders, "frak" and "so say we all" are all mentioned in the episode "[[w:Poughkeepsie, Tramps and Thieves|Poughkeepsie, Tramps & Thieves]]".
-==Literature==
+== Literature ==
-===''[http://www.harpercollins.com/books/9780060750244/Avatars_Book_One_So_This_Is_How_It_Ends/index.aspx Avatars]''===
+=== ''[http://www.harpercollins.com/books/9780060750244/Avatars_Book_One_So_This_Is_How_It_Ends/index.aspx Avatars]'' ===
 *Several characters in the ''Avatars'' trilogy by [[w:Tui T. Sutherland|Tui T. Sutherland]] reference ''Battlestar Galactica'' on several occasions.  The brothers Gus and Andrew recall watching the entire series on DVD (which has been off the air for three years in the book's time frame of December 2012), Andrew wishes to name his first born daughter [[Kara Thrace|Kara]], and Gus uses derivatives of [[frak]] on occasion.
-===''[[memoryalpha:Star Trek|Star Trek]]''===
+=== ''[[memoryalpha:Star Trek|Star Trek]]'' ===
 *In the ''[[memoryalpha:Vanguard|Vanguard]]'' novel ''[[memoryalpha:Reap the Whirlwind|Reap the Whirlwind]]'' by [[memoryalpha:David Mack|David Mack]], two minor characters are named "Agent [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]]" and "Agent [[Anne Cofell Saunders|Cofell]]". Moreover, a Captain [[Michael Rymer|Rymer]] is mentioned.
-===''[[wookieepedia:Star Wars|Star Wars]]''===
+=== ''[[wookieepedia:Star Wars|Star Wars]]'' ===
 *In the ''[[wookieepedia:Legacy of the Force|Legacy of the Force]]'' novel ''[[wookieepedia:Invincible (novel)|Invincible]]'' on page 85, [[wookieepedia:Leia Organa Solo|Leia Solo]] suggests distracting [[wookieepedia:Darth Caedus|Darth Caedus]] during a battle by sending him an episode of ''[[wookieepedia:BattleSun Odyssey|BattleSun Odyssey]]''.
 == Comics ==
-===''[[w:Deadpool (comics)|Deadpool]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Deadpool (comics)|Deadpool]]'' ===
 *Deadpool and [[w:Weasel (comics)|Weasel]] catch up as friends by watching [[w:TiVo|TiVo'd]] episodes of "Battlestar Galactica".
-===[[wookieepedia:List of comics|Star Wars]]===
+=== ''[[wookieepedia:List of comics|Star Wars]]'' ===
 *The swear word, frak, makes an appearance in the comic [[Wookieepedia:Star Wars Legacy 2: Broken, Part 2|Star Wars Legacy 2: Broken, Part 2]].
-==Webcomics/Comic strips==
+== Webcomics/Comic strips ==
-===''[[w:Aoi House|Aoi House]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Aoi House|Aoi House]]'' ===
 *In [http://www.gomanga.com/webmanga/index.php?series=aoi&page=249 Episode 11, Page #24 & 25 - "A BIG Surprise"], the expletive "frak" is used.
-===''[http://bluecrashkit.com/cheese/bck Blue Crash Kit]''===
+=== ''[http://bluecrashkit.com/cheese/bck Blue Crash Kit]'' ===
 *In the [http://bluecrashkit.com/cheese/node/1467 comic for January 28, 2006], Kit is looked at when she says: "I'm gonna turn on the Sci-Fi Channel! I wonder what I missed on Battlestar Galactica!"
-===''[[w:Dilbert|Dilbert]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Dilbert|Dilbert]]'' ===
 *In the [[:Image:DilbertFrack.gif|comic for Friday, December 8, 2006]], Dilbert uses the expletive "[[frak]]" when he has to program the [[w:Legacy system|Legacy system]]. Although the spelling is from the Original Series "[[frack]]", [[w:Scott Adams|Scott Adams]] uses it to reference the Re-imagined Series.<ref name="DILBERT.BLOG">{{cite_web|url=http://web.archive.org/web/20070202044647/http://dilbertblog.typepad.com/the_dilbert_blog/2006/12/frack_1.html|title=Frack|date=8 December 2006|accessdate=22 October 2007|last=Adams|first=Scott|format=|language=English}}</ref>
 *In the [http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-20071005.html comic for Friday, October 5th, 2007], Dilbert mentions going home early to watch ''Battlestar Galactica'' on his [[w:Digital video recorder|DVR]].
-===''[http://www.nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/ffn/index.php Full Frontal Nerdity]''===
+=== ''[http://www.nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/ffn/index.php Full Frontal Nerdity]'' ===
 *In the [http://www.nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/ffn/index.php?date=2005-01-26 comic for Wednesday, January 26, 2005], ''GREAT [[Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM)#The Lords of Kobol|LORDS OF KOBOL]]!'' is exclaimed.
-===''[[w:General Protection Fault (webcomic)|General Protection Fault]]''===
+=== ''[[w:General Protection Fault (webcomic)|General Protection Fault]]'' ===
 *In the [http://www.gpf-comics.com/d/20060223.html comic for Thursday, February 23, 2006], [[w:General Protection Fault (webcomic)#Dexter J. Smith|Dexter]] uses the UGA (Undisclosed Government Agency) spy equipment to try finding out who the [[Humanoid Cylon|sleeper Cylon]] will be in the next ''Battlestar Galactica'' episode.
-===''[http://www.greenhorncomic.com/node/37 Greenhorn]''===
+=== ''[http://www.greenhorncomic.com/node/37 Greenhorn]'' ===
 *In the [http://www.greenhorncomic.com/node/50 comic for Monday, October 30, 2006], [http://www.greenhorncomic.com/node/18 Paul Greenhorn] goes as a Cylon sleeper agent for [[w:Halloween|Halloween]].
-===''[http://www.hijinksensue.com/ HijiNKS ENSUE]''===
+=== ''[http://www.hijinksensue.com/ HijiNKS ENSUE]'' ===
 :''For all related material on the subject, [http://hijinksensue.com/tag/battlestar-galactica/ click here].''
 *In the [http://www.hijinksensue.com/2007/06/28/why-a-wiimote-cousin-why-not-an-axe/ comic for Thursday, June 28, 2007], Joel tries catching up by watching [[Season 2 (2005-06)|Season 2]] but is interrupted repeatedly by Josh. Joel then strangles Josh with the chord of his [[w:Wii Remote|Wiimote]] and throws the Wiimote through Eli's neck before he could spoil who the [[Final Five]] are.
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 *In the [http://hijinksensue.com/2008/06/30/hes-very-lonel-e/ comic for Monday, June 30th, 2008], the characters are observing the [[w:Phoenix (spacecraft)|Phoenix Lander]] progress of finding life on mars, when they realize that the lander is only moving due to "Wall-E". They reference Wall-E as a Cylon.
-===''[http://kickinthehead.org/index.php?date=2007-03-26 Kick in the Head]''===
+=== ''[http://kickinthehead.org/index.php?date=2007-03-26 Kick in the Head]'' ===
 *In the [http://kickinthehead.org/index.php?date=2007-03-26 comic for March 26, 2007], the main character's neighbor asks if he has cable so they could watch the [[Crossroads, Part II|season finale]].
-===''[http://knockonwood.porplemontage.com/index.php Knock on Wood]''===
+=== ''[http://knockonwood.porplemontage.com/index.php Knock on Wood]'' ===
 *In the [http://knockonwood.porplemontage.com/index.php?strip_id=42 comic for November 7, 2005], Blue Trapezoid tells Yellow Pentagon hat some of the "governmental monies" was spent on the new ''Battlestar Galactica'' DVD.
-===''[[w:Monty (comic strip)|Monty]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Monty (comic strip)|Monty]]'' ===
 * In the [http://www.comics.com/comics/monty/archive/monty-20080427.html comic for April 27, 2008], the character of Monty purchases a universal remote from an electronics store. After purchasing the remote, he changes the display televisions in the storefront window so they show an episode of ''Battlestar Galactica''.
-===''[http://nobodyscores.loosenutstudio.com/ Nobody Scores!]''===
+=== ''[http://nobodyscores.loosenutstudio.com/ Nobody Scores!]'' ===
 *In the [http://nobodyscores.loosenutstudio.com/index.php?id=354 comic for April 9, 2008], Beans makes art of the [[w:Horsehead Nebula|Horsehead Nebula]], which "neutralizes all Cylon activity".
-===''[[w:Real Life (webcomic)|Real Life]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Real Life (webcomic)|Real Life]]'' ===
 *In the [http://www.reallifecomics.com/archive/050131.html comic for Monday, January 31, 2005], Greg Dean snaps when he reads "TO BE CONTINUED..." on the end of the episode.
-===''[http://www.roddenberry.com/?action=site.comic&comic=rb Rod & Barry]''===
+=== ''[http://www.roddenberry.com/?action=site.comic&comic=rb Rod & Barry]'' ===
 * In [http://www.rodandbarrycomic.com/?p=12 Episode 3: Channeling My Inner Cylon], Rod expresses his disbelief on why the Cylons would want to destroy the humans, while Barry channels his "inner Cylon", his head having changed into a [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005|centurion's head]].
 * In [http://www.rodandbarrycomic.com/?p=4 Episode 12: Number Love], Barry discusses how he is in love with [[Number Six]], with Rod noting Barry's previous infatuation with ''[[MemoryAlpha:Star Trek: Voyager|Star Trek: Voyager]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> [[MemoryAlpha:7 of 9|7 of 9]].
-===''[[w:Sheldon (webcomic)|Sheldon]]''===
+=== ''[[w:Sheldon (webcomic)|Sheldon]]'' ===
 *In the [http://sheldoncomics.com/archive/050225.html comic for Friday, February 25, 2005], the Nerd Tribunal punishes Sheldon for having an obsolete computer by banishing him from the "Battlestar Galactica" chat room for two months.
 *In the [http://sheldoncomics.com/archive/051114.html comic for Monday, November 14, 2005], Sheldon complains to Arthur how he has to wait until January for the new season, while ''[[w:The Ellen DeGeneres Show|The Ellen DeGeneres Show]]'' "crank[s] out 18 episodes every day".
 *In the [http://sheldoncomics.com/archive/061227.html comic for Wednesday, December 27, 2006], Sheldon and Arthur play "Battlestar Galactica", while Arthur gets carried away.
-===''[[w:xkcd|xkcd]]''===
+=== ''[[w:xkcd|xkcd]]'' ===
 *The [http://www.xkcd.com/367/ January 7th, 2008] comic mentions ''Battlestar Galactica'' and ''[[w:Firefly (TV series)|Firefly]]'' as possible alternatives to ''[[Wookieepedia:List of books|Star Wars'' novels]], when the main character says that the latter used to be his world.
 *The [http://xkcd.com/446/ July 7th, 2008] comic lists the show in a comic mocking the excessive "in popular culture" sections on Wikipedia.

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