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During the first year of the flight from the [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylons]], Charka | [[Image:Charka.jpg|thumb|Charka finds out Kronus is retaining command.]] | ||
During the first year of the flight from the [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylons]], Charka is the executive officer of the electronics ship ''[[Celestra]]''. Charka knows how to play all the sides, and is knowledgeable in being a manipulative artist as he vies for command of the ship. He presumes he would be able to command the ''Celestra'', with [[Kronus|Commander Kronus]] commanding three other ships as well, however Kronus thinks otherwise and still retains command of the ship. | |||
After a thwarted [[mutiny]] lead by [[Damon]], Charka | After a thwarted [[mutiny]] lead by [[Damon]], Charka begins plotting a way to easily remove Kronus from command and sends the [[shuttle]], along with [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]], [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]], and the mutineers, away from the [[Fleet]]. | ||
Of course, he provoked the mutiny by working the crew on 16 [[centar]] shifts, little relax time, and restricting the crew's ability to travel throughout the Fleet. He | Of course, he provoked the mutiny by working the crew on 16 [[centar]] shifts, little relax time, and restricting the crew's ability to travel throughout the Fleet. He sends faulty coordinates for the Fleet to the shuttle, and waits until the ship was out of range, hoping that Kronus' death would allow his ascension to commander of the ''Celestra''. | ||
However, thanks to the efforts of the Warriors and mutineers, Charka | However, thanks to the efforts of the Warriors and mutineers, Charka is in for a surprise. The ship is taken from him, and he is arrested for attempts to mutiny against his commander and for murdering him ([[Take the Celestra]]). | ||
He, presumably, spends his remaining [[yahren]] in a nice, "cozy" cell on the [[Prison Barge (TOS)|Prison Barge]]. | He, presumably, spends his remaining [[yahren]] in a nice, "cozy" cell on the [[Prison Barge (TOS)|Prison Barge]]. | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Warriors Starbuck and Apollo | Warriors Starbuck and Apollo note that the penalty for mutiny was at least 30 yahren. However, we can presume that he also is convicted of killing his commanding officer, and thus is sentenced to life imprisonment. (As stated in the episode "[[Murder on the Rising Star]]".) | ||
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Revision as of 02:55, 29 December 2005
During the first year of the flight from the Cylons, Charka is the executive officer of the electronics ship Celestra. Charka knows how to play all the sides, and is knowledgeable in being a manipulative artist as he vies for command of the ship. He presumes he would be able to command the Celestra, with Commander Kronus commanding three other ships as well, however Kronus thinks otherwise and still retains command of the ship.
After a thwarted mutiny lead by Damon, Charka begins plotting a way to easily remove Kronus from command and sends the shuttle, along with Apollo, Starbuck, and the mutineers, away from the Fleet.
Of course, he provoked the mutiny by working the crew on 16 centar shifts, little relax time, and restricting the crew's ability to travel throughout the Fleet. He sends faulty coordinates for the Fleet to the shuttle, and waits until the ship was out of range, hoping that Kronus' death would allow his ascension to commander of the Celestra.
However, thanks to the efforts of the Warriors and mutineers, Charka is in for a surprise. The ship is taken from him, and he is arrested for attempts to mutiny against his commander and for murdering him (Take the Celestra).
He, presumably, spends his remaining yahren in a nice, "cozy" cell on the Prison Barge.
Portrayed by Nick Holt
Notes[edit]
Warriors Starbuck and Apollo note that the penalty for mutiny was at least 30 yahren. However, we can presume that he also is convicted of killing his commanding officer, and thus is sentenced to life imprisonment. (As stated in the episode "Murder on the Rising Star".)