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Sherman Cottle

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Revision as of 00:15, 20 July 2005 by Joe Beaudoin Jr. (talk | contribs) (added a "Scattered" bit about him being on the Rising Star)
Sherman Cottle
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Role Chief Medical Officer, Battlestar Galactica
Rank Major
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Portrayed by Donnelly Rhodes
Sherman Cottle is a Cylon
Sherman Cottle is a Final Five Cylon
Sherman Cottle is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Sherman Cottle is an Original Series Cylon
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Doctor Cottle is the Battlestar Galactica's irrascible Chief Medical Officer (CMO). In keeping with Sci-FI medical officers, he is somewhat eccentric -- a heavy smoker, despite knowing the risks, and one not overly impressed by positions of power.

Biography

He is the third person in the fleet to learn about President Laura Roslin's cancer condition (Act of Contrition), after Lee Adama (Bastille Day) and Billy Keikeya (Mini-Series). He has agreed to treat her condition, without revealing it to anyone else - and has further agreed to help her with more unorthodox treatments such as Chamalla Extract. His most recent examinations of her confirmed that the cancer had begun to attack her lymphatic system, giving her some six months to live.

He took a personal interest in Starbuck's recovery after she broke her leg (You Can't Go Home Again), and worked with Lee Adama to get her out of sickbay (Six Degrees of Separation) -- without success.

Grumpy of attitude, yet always professional, Cottle instantly inspires trust, despite his attitude.

After the assassination attempt on William Adama, (Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II) Cottle was unavailable to help stabilize the Commander. This was worsened after Galactica's jump to different coordinates than the Fleet; his medics were ordered by Colonel Tigh to stop the internal bleeding. (Scattered)

Notes

His counterpart in the original series is Salik.