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Earth Cylon Centurion

Earth Cylon Centurions are a model of mechanical Cylon built by members of the Thirteenth Tribe living on Earth some two thousand years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Comparable in design and function to the Centurions created by Colonials prior to the Cylon War, these robots eventually rebel against their humanoid masters, instigating a nuclear war that brings the planet to ruin and annihilates both themselves and the Thirteenth Tribe.
Centuries later, crew members from the battlestar Galactica and the rebel Cylon basestar discover the remains of a number of Earth Centurions among the bones of their creators, buried in the still irradiated soil of Earth. Before the discovery, Colonials and rebel Cylons did not know that mechanical Cylons had existed so far back in history .
==Notes==
The design of Earth's Centurions was inspired by the helmet of samurai and the Centurions appearing in the Re-imagined and Original Series. In an unusual move, the Battlestar Galactica VFX department - namely Gary Hutzel and Pierre Drolet - designed and created a CG model of the Earth Centurion helmet which was then built practically by the prop department. Early designs of the Centurion were deemed too similar to Darth Vader, resulting in the shortening of the helmet before its construction.Anatomy of an Ancient Cylon: 
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Earth Cylon Centurion/Jp:地球のサイロン・センチュリオン

地球のサイロン・センチュリオンは地球で発見された機械型サイロンである。12コロニー崩落のおよそ2,000年前、彼らは人間の主人に反乱を起こし、それが核戦争に発展し地球は生物の住めない星となった（「灰色の大地」）。この個体の生き残りがいるかは不明だが、画面上ではその痕跡は見当たらない。新シリーズに登場した機械型サイロンでは最も古く、ダニエル・グレイストーンがU-87 プロトタイプを作るのは２千年後である。
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*12コロニーのセンチュリオンと同様に金属製のようだが、デザインは明らかに異なっている。視覚効果部門は日本の侍のヘルメットにヒントを得ている。Anatomy of an Ancient Cylon: 
==ギャラリー==
File:Earth Cylon.png|ナンバー６とナンバー８は地球のサイロン・センチュリオンの残骸を発見する。
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Earth Protectorate

The Earth Protectorate are a group of citizens who coordinate sabotage to FTL drives on various ships.
The group believes that, if the Fleet finds Earth, the Cylons will find the last refuge of mankind and destroy humanity once and for all. The group swears death to everyone to ensure that Earth is never found (Battlestar Galactica 1).
== Notes ==
* This organization might be a nod to the Earth Defense Directorate from the Buck Rogers in the 25th Century television series, produced by Battlestar Galactica creator Glen A. Larson.
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Earthlings

Earthlings is a nickname given to people from Terra by people aboard , under the erroneous belief that Michael, Sarah Fowler and their children are of Earth .
==Notes==
*The term is also used by Colonials in Dynamite Entertainment's Galactica 1980 comic series, depicting an alternate retelling of the events of the Galactica 1980 series. 
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Eastern Alliance destroyer

The Eastern Alliance destroyer is a spacecraft used by the Eastern Alliance of Terra. An Eastern Alliance destroyer tracks the Lunar Avion from Lunar Seven to Paradeen where it eventually encounters the . Commandant Leiter commands the destroyer that is captured by the Colonials. Lanceman and Donner are crewmen aboard the destroyer . The destroyer manages to escape from Galactica, and returns to Terra with the Colonials on its trail .
The Eastern Alliance destroyer was repeatedly noted to be far smaller that a battlestar and non-threatening as a contender. In fact, a captured destroyer was briefly impounded aboard Galactica and appeared to be comparable in size to a Colonial shuttle. However, Commandant Leiter confidently boasts to Commander that many of these destroyers could take on Galactica like a wolf pack takes on its prey , though this has never been proved nor disproved.
After Leiter's destroyer escapes, a Viper squadron is dispatched to pursue the destroyer. However, the conclusion of the war between the Eastern Alliance and the Terran Nationalists presumably rendered both the Viper squadron's mission, and the mission of the destroyer itself, unnecessary .
== Related imagery ==
File:Eastern Alliance destroyer control.jpg|The submarine-like control center of the destroyer .
File:EA destroyer warbook entry.jpg|A warbook entry and scan of the destroyer .
File:TOS - BE - Alliance Destroyer in Landing Bay.jpg|Destroyer in its landed position in Galactica's launch bay .
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Ed Begley Jr.

Ed Begley, Jr. (born 16 September 1949 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actor.
The son of actor Ed Begley, the junior Begley has a extensive filmography with credits in many television shows since the 1970s.
Nominated for an Emmy for his role as Dr. Victor Ehrlich in the 1988 TV medical drama, St. Elsewhere, Begley also appeared on the CW Network show, Veronica Mars.
He also appeared as Henry Starling in the Star Trek: Voyager two-parter, "Future's End" and "Future's End, Part II".
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Eddie Firestone

Eddie Firestone (December 11, 1920—March 1, 2007) was an American actor who portrayed Moran (credited as "Derelict") in the Galactica 1980 episode "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I".
Born in San Francisco, California, Firestone appeared in several genre series, including Logan's Run, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, in addition to non-genre series such as Knight Rider, Dallas, Quincy, Charlie's Angels, Dragnet and Bonanza. 
Firestone's expansive career included over 125 television series and movies during his career, spanning a 51 year career from 1949 to 1990.
He passed away on March 1, 2007 due to respiratory and heart failure, and was interred Pierce Brothers Vallhalla Memorial Park in Hollywood, California.
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Eden

Eden is an ancient, uninhabited city on the planet .
According to the Book of the Word, Eden was the largest city on the planet. Due to an ecological disaster that had caused the exodus from Kobol, Eden had become a desert, populated by ruins. 
The structures of Eden are populated by pyramid structures, an architectural trait later repurposed on on Caprica before its destruction . 
== The Path to Earth ==
Commander , Captain Apollo and Serina explore what may be the city of Eden in hopes of finding information on the lost colony known as Earth. The Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol is located within its remains.
This city is further damaged by a Cylon attack from 's forces in the form of a Cylon Raider phalanx, as ordered by his cogitator Lucifer. This attack prevents Adama from gaining much information on Earth's whereabouts, and any further investigation was abandoned due to the Cylon presence .
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*This view of Eden was shot at the ruins of Temple of Luxor, in its Outer Court, in Egypt. The human statues are actually images of the Egyptian ruler, Ramses II.
*In Christianity, Eden is the paradise which mankind lived in harmony with God until their downfall.
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Eduardo

In the novelization of the Miniseries, the unnamed co-pilot aboard Colonial Heavy 798 is given a name: Eduardo.
The pilot, canonically, is not named in the Miniseries.
== Notes ==
*The novelization of the Miniseries has other marked differences from the aired or sourced content of the series, such as Natasi (the name for Caprica-Six) and Jane Cally (the name for Cally Henderson). As a result, these differences makes the novelization a separate continuity from the Re-imagined Series.
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Eduardo Maldonaldo

Maldonaldo is a marine who accompanies Laura Roslin and Gaius Baltar to the rebel Cylon basestar .
Maldonaldo was among the marines who participated in the mutiny led by Felix Gaeta. One of his first acts was to escort Tom Zarek to Margaret Edmondson's Raptor. With Allan Nowart (and the collusion of Diana Seelix), he subsequently brutally assaults Samuel Anders and brings him to Galactica's Cylon brig, and then is one of the marines that enters CIC when Gaeta orders it. Maldonaldo begins opening fire, killing Stewart Jaffee—who protects Admiral William Adama from being shot. 
Maldonaldo later dies when he and Nowart escort Adama and Saul Tigh to the brig. Admiral Adama accused him of having a "big mouth," and after Maldonaldo struggles with Saul Tigh, Adama takes Nowart's assault rifle and shoots Maldonaldo, killing him .
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Edward Mulhare

Edward Mulhare (8 April 1923 - 24 May 1997) was an Irish popular television actor from 1956 to 1995.
Mulhare played the Being of Light character, John, in the Original Series episode Experiment in Terra.
Mulhare also portrayed Devon Miles, mentor to Michael Knight in the television series Knight Rider, also produced by Glen A. Larson
He first came to attention of Americans in 1957 when he replaced Rex Harrison as Professor Henry Higgins in the original Broadway production of My Fair Lady. Mulhare also starred in the 1968 TV series The Ghost And Mrs. Muir as Captain Daniel Gregg, a role that Rex Harrison played in the original 1947 movie version. 
Mulhare's film credits included Von Ryan's Express (1965) with Frank Sinatra and Our Man Flint (1966).
Edward Mulhare never married and died in Los Angeles of lung cancer in 1997 at the age of 74.
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Eileen Pedde

Eileen Pedde is the actress who plays Erin Mathias in the Battlestar Galactica episodes "Exodus, Part I," "Exodus, Part II," "A Measure of Salvation," "The Eye of Jupiter," "Rapture," Razor, "Six of One" and "The Road Less Traveled".
She had appeared as Major Gibson in the Stargate SG-1 episode, "The Ties That Bind" alongside Morris Chapdelaine.
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Eladio Puasha

Eladio Puasha is a Scorpia native and its representative to the Quorum of Twelve. 
Pusha was seated next to Tom Zarek at the first meeting of the Quorum on Cloud 9. Puasha, however, has yet to be seen up close and in person . It is not known if he or she is among the Quorum delegates who side with President Roslin during the Fleet's schism .
Puasha is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the Second Exodus . 
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Elders of Kobol

The Elders of Kobol are described in the Book of the Word. According to , the book mentions that some of the Elders were "married to some very young wives" .
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Eleusinian Theatre

The Eleusinian Theatre is a locale whose name is on a promotional poster in Mysteries' lobby, across from the gun check cage.
After being ejected by Cerberus for refusing to answer a riddle, Joseph Adama sees Tamara Adama's signature mark in crimson red on the corner of the glass that the aforesaid poster resides behind . 
== Notes ==
* The Eleusinian Theatre name is a nod to the Eleusinian Mysteries, a series of initiations relating to the myths of the Greek gods Persephone and Demeter.
* The Caprican article, "The Top 5 Entertainment Options in New Cap City," implies that the Eleusinian Theatre is a V-world destination in New Cap City. 
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Elfina Y. Luk

Elfina Y. Luk is the actress who portrayed a reporter in the Caprica episode "Reins of a Waterfall."
Born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Luk is not only an actress but a singer as well.
Luk's various television appearances include The Guard, The L Word, Smallville, and Da Vinci's Inquest.
== External link ==
* Elfina Y. Luk on Twitter
* Eflina Y. Luk on MySpace
Elias

Elias is one of three known men that bribe Flight Sergeant Ortega for passage aboard Rising Star while taking on refugees on Caprica following the Cylon attack. 
Becoming a waiter aboard Rising Star, the Warrior continues to blackmail him and so, like Riftis ("Chella") and Karibdis ("Pallon"), becomes a suspect in Ortega's murder.
Onboard the shuttle with Riftis and Karibdis, he admits that he wanted to kill Ortega, however he could not bear to do it. He is freed after Ortega's murderer, Karibdis, is discovered .
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Elias Meeker

Captain Elias Meeker is the commanding officer aboard Gideon. 
Meeker is one of five captains chosen via a lottery to comprise the tribunal that is tasked with judging Gaius Baltar .
== Notes ==
* It is unknown whether or not Meeker is present during the "Gideon Massacre" depicted in "Resistance".
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Eliza Tanner

Eliza Tanner is the wife of Tanner Robogenics' John Tanner, and mother of Benjmain, Greg, Melissa, and Tim.
Tanner is highly protective of Benjamin, particularly following the prelude to the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict ().
Tanner is affected by the conflict and outlives various other family members, including Tim and Gilbert Tanner ().
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Ellen Gerken

Ellen Gerken is the actress who was a bit-player in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Return of Starbuck" as the flight officer on 's bridge. 
In the ending credits for "The Return of Starbuck" her name is mis-spelled Ellen Gurkin.
Aside from her brief stint in 1980, she briefly tried her foray into acting, her last appearance being that of a paramedic in an episode of the Richard Dean Anderson series, MacGyver.
Ellison Hotel

The Ellison Hotel is a high-end establishment on Caprica, presumably in Caprica City itself.
Gaius Baltar and Caprica-Six walk to this hotel, with Baltar intending a sexual encounter between them (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2).
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Ellsworth

Sheriff Ellsworth is the primary law enforcement officer in Paradise Valley, California, Earth.
Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with John Stockton of the Stanford Chemical Plant, and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of Warriors Troy and Dillon. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the Super Scouts fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.
Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including Collins, go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist . However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves. 
Ellsworth later calls on Colonel Jack Sydell, with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight .
== Notes ==
* The actor is neither credited nor is his character given a name in "The Super Scouts, Part I". Both pieces of information were revealed in "The Super Scouts, Part II".
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Elrad Hunt

Elrad HuntThis information comes from this page from the Quorum agenda in "Colonial Day". is Leonis delegate to the first Quorum of Twelve assembled after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies . 
Hunt's fate is after the destruction of Cloud 9 and the occupation of New Caprica is not known. It is unknown if Hunt is still serving as Leonis's representative to the Quorum or if another delegate has taken Hunt's place after the Second Exodus.
While Hunt is identified on the Quorum agenda sheet as Picon's delegate, and indeed his name is never seen or heard in "Colonial Day" itself, he is inferred to be the actual Leonis delegate based on a reference Billy Keikeya makes to Safiya Sanne as the Picon delegate.
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Embezzler 10

Embezzler 10 was Proteus prisoner who was down the block from ("Bootlegger 137"), at least according to the inebriated Assault 9 .
Judging by the designation, Embezzler was a descendant of a "parent" who was a con artist or a smuggler. 
==Notes==
* Embezzlement is the fraudulent appropriation by a person to his own use of property or money entrusted to that person's care but owned by someone else.
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Embry drop

An embry drop is a military maneuver executed by a Raptor. 
According to , a proper embry drop involves temporary killing the engines, going into a hard descent and then reactivating the engines at full power, so as to avoid a crash. 
Such a drop is attempted as Kara Thrace and Agathon were being fired upon by Darja Purat's Raptor-like craft above Sagittaron's outermost moon (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4).
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Emergency jump coordinates

Emergency jump coordinates (also "emergency standby coordinates," "escape coordinates" or simply "emergency coordinates") are likely part of standard Colonial Fleet fleet maneuver doctrine. Coordinates appear to be labeled by letters of the Colonial wireless alphabet, namely as "Alpha,"When Tigh orders the emergency jump in "Scattered," Dualla mentions "emergency coordinates Alpha". Given that it is real-life practice of differentiating between multiple versions of the same thing by adding CWA or Latin letters or numbers, it seems logical to assume that doctrine provides for the existence of more than one set. "Bravo," "Constellation" and so on. Multiple sets of emergency jump coordinates can exist simultaneously, to be used in different contingencies or as part of a larger battle plan. Emergency coordinates are distributed by the flagship among a group of ships.
The authority to order an emergency FTL jump rests with the Fleet's principal officer in command.
Their calculation and distribution are a part of routine day-to-day operations and fall within the responsibility of the Senior Officer of the Watch, in the case of , Lieutenant Gaeta. They are updated on every watch with new starfixes to compensate for inertial drift and then distributed to the Fleet. This is mentioned by Colonel Tigh to his wife Ellen in "Scattered".
Emergency jump coordinates are not explicitly mentioned in "33". The reasons for this may be that the collective jump of the Fleet into safety had become "routine" rather than an emergency procedure.
In "Scattered," Colonel Tigh orders an immediate jump to the emergency coordinates. When Galactica finds herself isolated from the rest of the fleet, Tigh states that while Galactica did update its jump coordinates with the change of watch, Lt. Gaeta failed to transmit the new sets of coordinates to the rest of the Fleet.
==See Also==
*Navigation in the Re-imagined Series
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Emile Smith

Emile Smith is a fan of the original Battlestar Galactica and a Visual Effects Supervisor at Zoic Studios. 
Having previously worked on Star Trek: Voyager, he was approached by Ronald D. Moore to work on the Miniseries. Together with Moore and director Michael Rymer, he worked on the pre-visualisations for the the Miniseries, working with them to develop the distinctive look for the series. 
When production on the Miniseries commenced, Smith worked closely with Gary Hutzel, the Visual Effects Supervisor for the mini, and supervised the digital effects for the show, earning it the Visual Effects Society's 2004 award for Outstanding Visual Effects in a elevision Miniseries, Movie or a Special. 
He continues his relationship with the series, overseeing the digital effects produced for the series by Zoic.
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Emilie Ullerup

Emilie Ullerup is the actress who portrayed Julia Brynn in the Re-Imagined Series.
Ullerup was born in Denmark, her father currently the "Leo McGarry to the Danish Queen".
She is a multi-lingual actress, fluent in both English and Danish, and has been acting professionally for only "a few years".
== Notes ==
* According to Damian Kindler of Stargate SG-1 fame, her name is pronounced "Eh-mee-lee-uh Ooo-ler-oop".
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Emily Hirst

Emily Hirst (born July 9, 1993) is a Canadian actress who portrays a child caged on the Guardian basestar in "Razor".
Born in Vancover, British Columbia, Hirst has acted in various genre productions, including X2 and the television series Smallville and Blade: The Series.
Hirst has been nominated twice: in 2005 she was nominated for the "Feature Length Drama: Best Supporting Performance by a Female" Leo award for Desolation Sound and was nominated for a Young Artist Award in 2007 for her role in Smallville. She was awarded the Young Artist Award's "Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries or Special (Comedy or Drama) - Supporting Young Actress" in 2007 for her work in For the Love of a Child.
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Emily Holmes

Emily Holmes (born March 1, 1977) is the Canadian actress who portrayed Nora Farmer in "The Resistance" webisodes.
Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Holmes has appeared in such genre series as Andromeda, Stargate SG-1, Dark Angel, Smallville, and Dead Like Me.
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