Jacob Cantrell

Jacob Cantrell
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Introduced	The Ties That Bind
Death	Assassinated in coup d'etat (Blood on the Scales)
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Role	Delegate to the Quorum of Twelve
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Portrayed by	Andrew McIlroy
Jacob Cantrell is a Cylon
Jacob Cantrell is a Final Five Cylon
Jacob Cantrell is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Jacob Cantrell is an Original Series Cylon
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Jacob Cantrell was Sagittaron's representative to the Quorum of Twelve ("The Ties That Bind", "Escape Velocity", "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?") prior to his assassination with the other Quorum members (Blood on the Scales.

When Roslin goes missing after a Cylon baseship she visits unexpectedly jumps away, the Quorum squabbles over her successor. Cantrell pointedly asks Lee Adama whether Admiral Adama would support Tom Zarek or the government if he were to become president. After some hesitation Adama replies that he wouldn't, leading to more shouting (Sine Qua Non).

Following the discovery and evacuation of Earth, Roslin considers Cantrell the key to persuading the Quorum in favor of an alliance with the rebel Cylons, but he is one of the strongest voices against the plan (A Disquiet Follows My Soul).

Later, after Lieutenant Felix Gaeta and Zarek stage a mutiny aboard Galactica and Zarek turns to the Quorum for support, the Quorum rebuffs him and Cantrell orders him to leave, pointedly addressing him as the Vice President. Zarek leaves the room and orders their execution by the marines outside the door.

Preceded by: (unknown)

Sagittaron delegate to the Quorum of Twelve

Succeeded by: (to be determined)