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| Portrays: | Colonel Jack Sydell | ||||
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Allan Miller (born February 14, 1929) is the actor who portrayed Colonel Jack Sydell in Galactica 1980.
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Allan Cole, with his writing partner Chris Bunch, was a story editor on Galactica 1980.
In addition to his role, he is one of four writers who wrote "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last episode in production at the time Galactica 1980 was officially canceled by ABC, as "Alan Cole".
With his then-writing partner Chris Bunch, he wrote the military science fiction book series "The Sten Chronicles," which was sold to a production studio during the beginning of 1980's run.[1] In fact, they themselves did not want to do the series at all, but were "blackmailed" into it because of their science fiction experience.[2]
He later wrote for The A-Team ("Pure-Dee Poison" with Chris Bunch, Stephen J. Cannell and Frank Lupo), Magnum P.I. and Mrs. Columbo.
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Allan Kroeker is a Director for the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica.
Kroeker directed many Star Trek episodes between 1996 and 2005. "The Assignment," the first Deep Space Nine episode he directed, was written by David Weddle and Bradley Thompson. He also directed a sixth season the pair wrote, "Time's Orphan". Kroeker also helmed Ronald D. Moore's seventh season episode "Once More Unto the Breach". That episode was the last Kroeker would direct until the finale, "What You Leave Behind".
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Allan Nowart is a Marine on Galactica. He is Omar Fischer's replacement as Sergeant of the Guard.
Following the Second Exodus from New Caprica, Nowart spectates from the ringside during the boxing match between Galen Tyrol and William Adama, and the final bout between Kara Thrace and Lee "Apollo" Adama (TRS: "Unfinished Business").
With fellow Marine Henry Cheadle, Nowart provides security in Dogsville, where they witness Karl "Helo" Agathon's arrest of Michael Robert (TRS: "The Woman King"). Nowart and Cheadle are subsequently tasked with protecting Gaius Baltar's lawyer, Romo Lampkin. Though Cheadle is killed by Aaron Kelly's bomb, Nowart manages to successfully protect Lampkin until the trial (TRS: "The Son Also Rises").
When Kara Thrace unexpectedly returns from the dead, Nowart and fellow NCO Sergeant Brandy Harder are assigned to escort her through Galactica. Both are incapacitated when Thrace takes Laura Roslin hostage (TRS: "He That Believeth In Me").
Nowart does take part in Felix Gaeta's mutiny, but is less than fully committed to it, and permits Adama and Saul Tigh to escape his custody. Adama and Tigh take him hostage, but later permit him to escape, although he narrowly avoids being shot in the back by Kara Thrace (TRS: "The Oath").
Nowart continues to serve after the mutiny, and answers Adama's call for volunteers to rescue Hera Agathon (TRS: "Daybreak, Part I").
As part of Lee "Apollo" Adama's Alpha Team, Nowart boards the Colony (he is the Marine who informs Lee that the Colony interior is pressurized) to rescue young Agathon. Despite heavy resistance, he returns to Galactica alive. It is unknown whether or not he survives after rejoining fireteams to repel the Cylon boarders (TRS: "Daybreak, Part II").
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