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Zac and his brother, Captain Apollo, discover a Cylon assault force at [[Cimtar]] that—despite returning to the [[Colonial Fleet (TOS)|Colonial Fleet]] to with the alarm—successfully wipes out four of the remaining five [[battlestar (TOS)|s]] at Cimtar during a fake armistice meeting instituted by Count [[Baltar (TOS alternate)|Baltar]] and the [[Imperious Leader (alternate)|Imperious Leader]].  
Zac and his brother, Captain Apollo, discover a Cylon assault force at [[Cimtar]] that—despite returning to the [[Colonial Fleet (TOS)|Colonial Fleet]] to with the alarm—successfully wipes out four of the remaining five [[battlestar (TOS)|s]] at Cimtar during a fake armistice meeting instituted by Count [[Baltar (TOS alternate)|Baltar]] and the [[Imperious Leader (alternate)|Imperious Leader]].  


Before being killed by the Cylons at the end of the [[Thousand Yahren War|thousand year war]], Zac pursued at least one romantic liasion in the form of Dr. [[Paye]]'s chief nurse, earning him an assignment from Colonel [[Tigh (alternate)|Tigh]] on the patrol that lead to his death ([[Saga of a Star World (Book)|''Battlestar Galactica'']] TOS pilot novelization).
Before being killed by the Cylons at the end of the [[Thousand Yahren War|thousand year war]], Zac pursued at least one romantic liaison in the form of Dr. [[Paye]]'s chief nurse, earning him an assignment from Colonel [[Tigh (alternate)|Tigh]] on the patrol that lead to his death ([[Saga of a Star World (Book)|''Battlestar Galactica'']] TOS pilot novelization).


He is survived by his siblings, Apollo and [[Athena (alternate)|Athena]], and his father, [[Adama (alternate)|Adama]]. His mother, [[Ila (alternate)|Ila]], dies in their [[Caprica_City_(TOS)|Caprica City]] home during the Cylon attack.
He is survived by his siblings, Apollo and [[Athena (alternate)|Athena]], and his father, [[Adama (alternate)|Adama]]. His mother, [[Ila (alternate)|Ila]], dies in their [[Caprica_City_(TOS)|Caprica City]] home during the Cylon attack.
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This article is in a separate continuity, which is related to the Original Series. Be sure that your contributions to this article reflect the characters and events specific to this continuity only.

This article covers the various depictions of the Original Series' Zac from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.

Berkley Novelizations[edit]

Background[edit]

At the time of the Battle of Cimtar, Zac is a lieutenant 23 years[1] of age, having been assigned to Galactica as an ensign after graduating from the Academy—with the highest marks in its history. Despite his own successes, he itches to extricate himself from the shadow of his brother, Captain Apollo, himself known for various famous exploits.

Zac and his brother, Captain Apollo, discover a Cylon assault force at Cimtar that—despite returning to the Colonial Fleet to with the alarm—successfully wipes out four of the remaining five s at Cimtar during a fake armistice meeting instituted by Count Baltar and the Imperious Leader.

Before being killed by the Cylons at the end of the thousand year war, Zac pursued at least one romantic liaison in the form of Dr. Paye's chief nurse, earning him an assignment from Colonel Tigh on the patrol that lead to his death (Battlestar Galactica TOS pilot novelization).

He is survived by his siblings, Apollo and Athena, and his father, Adama. His mother, Ila, dies in their Caprica City home during the Cylon attack.

References[edit]

  1. The novelization of the premiere does not use the term "yahren", thus it is reflected here.