This page lists all characters in the Re-imagined Series who were never named either on screen or by any of the show's writers.
Galactica crew[edit]
Pilots[edit]
The following characters may be identical with any of the mentioned-only characters identified by call sign or name, listed in the list of pilots.
Nuggets[edit]
Eight nuggets are recruited in "Act of Contrition" to fill out the ranks, including Kat, Hot Dog and Chuckles. Five of them were not named.
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| Unidentified nuggets from "Act of Contrition." | ||||
Tattooed pilot[edit]
- Main article: Tattooed pilot
A large, bald, tattooed Viper pilot. His tattoos include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm.
- The pilot is played by Leo Li Chiang. He first appears at a briefing in "33" and is visible in most group scenes involving pilots.
Rag Tag Fleet[edit]
Priest[edit]
Both president Gaius Baltar and, after the Second Exodus, Laura Roslin, were sworn in by this priest.
- This priest is played by actor Winston Rekert and appears in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II", "Exodus, Part II" and "Collaborators".
Colonial One captain[edit]
- Main article: Colonial One captain
The unnamed captain of the government-chartered starliner Colonial Heavy 798 (later renamed Colonial One) in the Miniseries.
- The pilot was played by actor Barclay Hope. In the novelization of the Miniseries (which is treated as a separate continuity source), the unnamed captain is given a name: Captain Russo.
Colonial One co-pilot[edit]
The unnamed co-pilot of the the government-chartered starliner Colonial Heavy 798 (later renamed Colonial One) in the Miniseries.
- The co-pilot was played by actor Guyle Fraizer. In the Miniseries novelization (which is treated as a separate continuity source), the character is given a name: Eduardo.
- Humorously, in the DVD commentary for the Miniseries, Ron D. Moore and David Eick point out that Frazier is one of the best extras they have, but he got no speaking lines whatsoever for the role of the pilot. They jokingly quipped of the actor's non-verbal skill, in that the actor always looks as if he wants to say something while in the cockpit, but always thinks better of it and keeps silent.
Others[edit]
Armistice Officer[edit]
- Main article: Armistice Officer
The Armistice Station Officer was assigned to the Armistice Station, where he would represent the Twelve Colonies to attempt their continuation of diplomatic relations between the exiled Cylons and humans.
- The Armistice Officer was portrayed by actor Ryan Robbins, who later portrays Charlie Connor in several episodes of the third season.
Caprica refugees[edit]
- Main article: Caprican refugees
Among a larger group of refugees finding Karl Agathon's and Sharon Valerii's Raptor somewhere in the countryside near Caprica City, are a man who tries to bribe his way aboard, a forgetful older woman who almost misses that she won a ticket to leave, and a desperate man who futilely clings to the ship's hull as it takes off and is shot by Agathon.
Unnamed Lover[edit]
Caprica-Six ejects a lover in the bed of Gaius Baltar on the morning of zero hour. When the unnamed woman asks, "Gaius, who is this woman?", Baltar equivocates in his typical manner when he is caught in a lie. The woman gathers her clothes and leaves, and likely perishes in the Cylon attack minutes later.
Unnamed Pegasus Executive Officer[edit]
- Main article: Unnamed Pegasus Executive Officer
This officer, as told by Colonel Jack Fisk, was the Executive Officer of Pegasus before Fisk. After disobeying an order, he was quickly executed in CIC at the hands of Admiral Cain.
Young woman[edit]
- Main article: Young woman
The leader of three civilian women who believe Baltar to be innocent.
See also[edit]
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