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Alastair Thorne

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Alastair Thorne
Alastair Thorne

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Birth Name Alistair Thorne
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Introduced Pegasus
Death Killed by Galen Tyrol. (Pegasus)
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Role Cylon Interrogator
Rank Lieutenant
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Portrayed by Fulvio Cecere
Alastair Thorne is a Cylon
Alastair Thorne is a Final Five Cylon
Alastair Thorne is a Human/Cylon Hybrid
Alastair Thorne is an Original Series Cylon
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Lieutenant Alistair Thorne is an officer aboard the battlestar Pegasus.

Thorne's role is well known amongst his fellow crew mates as the "Cylon Interrogator". His method of interrogation includes torture and sexual assault, aided by Pegasus marines. Thorne and his men apparently raped the captured Cylon infiltrator known as Gina, a copy of Number Six, on a routine basis (his men were "lining up for turns" with her), which probably led to her near-catatonic mental condition.

Thorne chokes Sharon Valerii as part of his "interrogation" in Pegasus.

Thorne is "interrogating" the Caprica copy of Sharon Valerii in Galactica's special brig when Galen Tyrol and Karl Agathon intervene to stop him. Thorne is accidentally killed when Tyrol throws him against the brig's wall, and Thorne's head strikes an exposed bolt.

Admiral Helena Cain, who was likely complicit in the behavior, summarily arrests Tyrol and Agathon. (Pegasus)

Colonel Jack Fisk explains to the jailed Agathon and Tyrol that he, as well as many others among the Pegasus crew, owed Lt. Thorne their lives—roughly 50 men in total, according to Specialist Gage. In fact, Thorne was apparently well-admired by the crew, to the extent that two Pegasus crewmen come to Tyrol and Agathon's cell to antagonize and abuse them (Resurrection Ship, Part II).