Talk:Humanoid Cylon speculation/Archive4

For discussions prior to October 13, 2006, see this revision.

For discussions prior to March 13, 2007, see this revision.

Archived Page

I had to archive this page as it was three times larger than some browsers could read. I know that this is a very popular page, but please limit the discussion to the criteria and reasoning behind a character's suspicion. --Spencerian 10:04, 14 March 2007 (CDT)

Romo Lampkin's entry

I truncated Lampkin's entry to its basic points and moved him to "low' probability. By the nature of the show, almost everyone is a suspect. Lampkin's demeanor is suspicious, but so is/was Tom Zarek, Phelan, Valance, and many, many other antagonists in the show. "Creepy" is not a qualifier, per se. The point of association with Joseph Adama is of particular note for possibie disqualification if we can verify his time of death. Based on conversations with the surviving Adamas, it appears that the senior Adama died some time (>2 years) before the Cylon genocide, but we can't verify a time. If anything, for someone who actually knew Joseph Adama to be a survivor of the Fleet, like Ellen Tigh's mysterious rescue, is a matter of question. --Spencerian 10:54, 14 March 2007 (CDT)

Statement on Death

I have changed the following line:

As only a humanoid Cylon can "return" from the dead, any human character that dies is instantly disqualified from suspicion. If the character returns in a manner other than being seen in a "flashback" scene or episode, then it is probable possible that the character is a Cylon.

The reason for this is due to the return of Starbuck, who due to her arrival and Apollo's reaction, we are not sure if she is human, Cylon, or even a delusion in his mind at this time.--み使い Mitsukai 21:13, 27 March 2007 (CDT)

Re-imagined Series definition: initial skills training; can refer to basic military indoctrination, and arms and ground training ^{(TRS: "Fragged")}; and basic flight training ^{(TRS: "Miniseries")}