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The remnants of Camp Oil Slick are later converted to a living area for refugees, in order to address the population concerns of the Fleet. Dogsville's "mayor" is Captain [[Karl Agathon]], who accepts the post after Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] resumes his old post as ''Galactica'''s [[Executive Officer]]. Due to Helo's return to flight status in "[[A Day in the Life]]", it is uncertain if he is still "mayor" of Dogsville. | The remnants of Camp Oil Slick are later converted to a living area for refugees, in order to address the population concerns of the Fleet. Dogsville's "mayor" is Captain [[Karl Agathon]], who accepts the post after Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] resumes his old post as ''Galactica'''s [[Executive Officer]]. Due to Helo's return to flight status in "[[A Day in the Life]]", it is uncertain if he is still "mayor" of Dogsville. | ||
Initially, medical treatment in Dogsville was provided by Doctor [[Michael Robert]], before Robert is discovered to have killed numerous [[Sagittaron | Initially, medical treatment in Dogsville was provided by Doctor [[Michael Robert]], before Robert is discovered to have killed numerous [[Sagittaron]]s under his treatment both in Dogsville and in the medical center on [[New Caprica]] ([[The Woman King]]). | ||
Several people living in Dogsville, among them [[Daniel Noon]], are conscripted to work on the refinery ship ''[[Hitei Kan]]'' after its crew goes on strike due to bad working conditions, and Galen Tyrol negotiates for worker rotations to relieve the people there ([[Dirty Hands]]). | Several people living in Dogsville, among them [[Daniel Noon]], are conscripted to work on the refinery ship ''[[Hitei Kan]]'' after its crew goes on strike due to bad working conditions, and Galen Tyrol negotiates for worker rotations to relieve the people there ([[Dirty Hands]]). | ||
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== Notable residents == | == Notable residents == | ||
* [[Julia Brynn]] | * [[Julia Brynn]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Kacey Brynn]] | ||
* [[Willie King]] (deceased) | * [[Willie King]] (deceased) | ||
* [[ | * [[Portia King]] | ||
* [[Daniel Noon]] (temporarily assigned as worker to ''[[ | * [[Daniel Noon]] (temporarily assigned as worker to ''[[Hitei Kan]]'') | ||
* [[Yolanda Brenn]] | * [[Yolanda Brenn]] | ||
Revision as of 22:43, 27 August 2008
"Camp Oil Slick", later referred to as "Dogsville", is a nickname given to the temporary lodging set up on a part of the otherwise unused starboard hangar deck for displaced civilians rescued from New Caprica. These civilians originally hailed from ships in the Fleet that were dismantled for resources during New Caprica's colonization, or are currently unable to shelter them, or are otherwise unusable. Julia Brynn and her daughter Kacey and her mother are among some of the civilians living aboard Galactica (Torn).
The remnants of Camp Oil Slick are later converted to a living area for refugees, in order to address the population concerns of the Fleet. Dogsville's "mayor" is Captain Karl Agathon, who accepts the post after Colonel Saul Tigh resumes his old post as Galactica's Executive Officer. Due to Helo's return to flight status in "A Day in the Life", it is uncertain if he is still "mayor" of Dogsville.
Initially, medical treatment in Dogsville was provided by Doctor Michael Robert, before Robert is discovered to have killed numerous Sagittarons under his treatment both in Dogsville and in the medical center on New Caprica (The Woman King).
Several people living in Dogsville, among them Daniel Noon, are conscripted to work on the refinery ship Hitei Kan after its crew goes on strike due to bad working conditions, and Galen Tyrol negotiates for worker rotations to relieve the people there (Dirty Hands).
After having strange dreams about Leoben Conoy, Kara Thrace visits the oracle Yolanda Brenn in Dogsville (Maelstrom).
Notable residents
- Julia Brynn
- Kacey Brynn
- Willie King (deceased)
- Portia King
- Daniel Noon (temporarily assigned as worker to Hitei Kan)
- Yolanda Brenn