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Jolly (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Jolly (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Jolly (TOS alternate).
Jolly is a former Warrior of the Colonial Empire during the Ovion Wars, serving alongside Flight-Lieutenant at that time.
Along with many others during the Ovion Wars, Jolly becomes the recipient of Baltar's prosthetic technology, saving his life. Due to this, he is summarily exiled by the Quorum following Baltar's failed power grab, and quickly recaptured by Baltar for enslavement. 
Alongside fellow exile Boomer, Jolly is kept aboard the aetherprison Proteus and tasked to mine ores for Baltar's weapons of mass destruction. 
Following the destruction of Caprica by Baltar's Cylonics, Crown Prince Apollo is abducted and brought to Proteus, where Boomer and Jolly are both recruited to assist Apollo in his escape attempt with the promise of being reintegrated into the nobility of the Colonial Empire (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
Eventually escaping from the prison planet Helia, Jolly uncovers the ability to hook into the Cylonic Centurion via his prosthetics and into the Cylonic hivemind, intercepting Lu-c-fer's order to recall all Cylonic forces to following the engagement with at . While en route to Gamoray, Jolly uncovers Baltar's plan to use a human brain to run the Cylonic Centurions, as it would require five Cylonic punchcard brains to operate the Centurion giants (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3). Using this information, Jolly participates in the attack on by commandeering a Cylonic Centurion to wreak havoc on Gamoray while the babbage computer is destroyed. 
Due to the long period of time hooked into the Cylonic consciousness, neither he nor Boomer fully recovers, their minds subsumed by Cylonic code (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
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Jolly (TOS-RH)

LieutenantSee this note regarding Jolly's rank disparity in Armageddon. Jolly is a on in .
He is assigned to , and presents a jovial disposition as his namesake would imply. 
Jolly instructs Zimmer to summon Major following work stoppages by Virgil and other technicians in Galactica bays. After a protracted argument between Virgil and Jolly, Sheba summarily orders the striking workers to remove themselves from the launch bay, and orders Jolly to not only take over all starship operations in the interim, but also arrest any striking worker that returns to the area without prior authorization. 
Following 's rescue of and their return from Ochoa, Jolly greets Apollo with a bear hug. Apollo and order Jolly to retrieve Virgil "at laser point, if necessary". 
Jolly participates in the battle against 's forces when they spring their first full-fledged attack against , after a six pause. After corralling a group of s into a kill zone near Galactica herself, Jolly is assigned to a small task force to keep Raiders from attacking , allowing the ship to be used in a successful suicide run against Lucifer's basestar.
Jolly survives this engagement, seeing Apollo formally promoted as Commander of the Fleet .
== Notes ==
* While Jolly is first introduced as Captain Jolly, later instances of Jolly refer to him as Lieutenant without explanation. This entry thus reflects the rank repeated throughout .
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Jolly (TOS alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Dynamite Comics ==
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Jolly leads the s against 's forces before the signaled a cease fire, earlier ruminating that his friends were missing "all the fun" (). During this cease fire, he instructs the Warriors to analyze the Cylons for any weaknesses, not knowing when they may get a better chance ().
Later, in a dogfight with the Meclons, Jolly finds himself saved by a Cylon Raider (). 
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In on the Battlestar Galactica story, Jolly is a former of the Colonial Empire during the Ovion Wars, serving alongside Flight-Lieutenant at that time.
== Marvel comics ==
Lieutenant Jolly is a Colonial Warrior aboard . During the inspection of food stuffs, he reports that pluton poisoning has affected the food taken by the Fleet ().
Commander keeps Jolly and other Warriors—excluding Apollo, , and —on reserve while commissioning volunteers to wear Warrior uniforms so as to provide the illusion of falling into the 's trap. Once the aforementioned trio uncover the truth of , Jolly and the other Warriors spring Adama's trap on the surface, dispatching the force of laying in wait (). 
Jolly becomes romantically involved with 's accomplice, Medea (, ).
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Jon Parker

Jon Parker is the chairman of the board of directors of Graystone Industries. 
In response to a spontaneous and risky decision by Daniel Graystone to donate all holoband profits to charity , Parker co-sponsors a motion to remove Graystone as the corporation's CEO. Before the board members vote, Graystone gives a dramatic presentation proposing to make U-87s and subsequent Cylon technology the new foundation of the corporation's business, ultimately defeating Parker's motion . 
Sometime later, Parker calls for a meeting of the board to replace the new Graystone Industries CEO, Tomas Vergis. Parker quietly ignores Vergis' angry demand to explain the surprise move, and joins the unanimous vote to reinstate Graystone .
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Jonas Pate

Jonas Pate is a director for the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and Caprica, possibly better known for his role in the creation of G vs E, a series that Ronald D. Moore later wrote for. He is also an executive producer on the final re-imagined series installment, Blood and Chrome.
Pate was born in Raeford, North Carolina, USA, and with his brother Josh went on to co-create G vs E and Surface before Pate became involved with Battlestar.
Following his involvement with Battlestar Galactica and its spin-offs, he co-created (with his brother Josh) and produced the Netflix series Outer Banks, which features his daughter Lilah as the recurring character, Peeler. 
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
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*Season 1:
**Colonial Day
=== Caprica ===
* Season 1:
** Rebirth
** Retribution
** Apotheosis
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* Blood and Chrome 
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Jonathan Harris

Jonathan Harris (born Jonathan Charasuchin on November 6, 1914, died November 3, 2002) was an American actor.
Harris is known by Original Series enthusiasts as the actor who provided the voice of Lucifer, the IL-series Cylon. He may be best known as the villainous Dr. Zachary Smith in the TV series Lost in Space.
Born in the Bronx, New York, the son of Jewish emigrés from Russia, Harris first worked in a pharmacy, and later earned a pharmacology degree at Fordham University. Changing careers to pursue acting, he changed his name and learned to speak without a strong Bronx accent. In 1938, he married Gertrude Bergman. 
Harris first appeared on Broadway with Heart of a City in 1942, and went on to perform over 100 plays. His first appearance on television was in 1948, which was then a live media, and he went on to make his film debut in Botany Bay in 1953. 
Harris returned to TV, appearing in one of his most recognizable roles on The Third Man as Harry Lime's manservant. 
In 1965, he first appeared in Lost in Space in the role of Dr. Zachary Smith. Although Smith was originally cast as a one-shot character, after a stellar introductory appearance, he was made a recurring member of the cast. Smith's relationship with the show's robot is particularly memorable as are his endless putdowns of the machine with such phrases as "You bubble-headed booby!" That Harris would later portray a robot in Battlestar Galactica is an obvious irony. 
Harris reprised his role as Dr. Smith in the one-hour TV special Lost in Space Forever in 1998. However, unlike his costars in the original show, he declined to make a cameo appearance in the motion picture version of Lost in Space that was released later that year. 
Although occasionally called upon for cameos and guest shots as villains (usually of the Dr. Smith type) Harris spent most of the remainder of his career as a voice actor, appearing in TV commercials as well as animated television and features.
Harris passed away on November 3, 2002 at the age of 87, in Encino, California. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude, and their son, Richard. 
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* Harris is the only Lost in Space cast member to appear in the Original Series. However, Anne Lockhart, daughter of Harris' Lost in Space co-star June Lockhart, later came to join the series as Lieutenant Sheba.
==External links==
* Jonathan Harris - Master of Entertainment fan site
* L.A. Times Obituary archived on Promised Planet
Jonathan Lancaster

Jonathan Lancaster is the set decorator for the Re-imagined Series. 
Lancaster appears in a video blog episode with David Eick on the sets of Pegasus prior to their debut.
His other work includes the film Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.
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Jordan Duram

Jordan Duram is an agent for the Caprica City bureau of the Global Defense Department (GDD), 's law enforcement and intelligence service. 
== Personal Life ==
Duram has been married multiple times, and has a young son. He is also a devout polytheist, which may be one of the reasons for his passionate pursuit of the STO .
== Maglev 23 Bombing ==
Following the Maglev 23 bombing, he is tasked with its investigation, connecting the bombing to the terrorist group Soldiers of the One (STO), linking Ben Stark to the bombing in particular. He also has a link with Zoe Graystone to the bombing beyond that of a victim, uncovering an incriminating e-mail sent to her mother Amanda Graystone seconds before the explosion that had the tone of a goodbye note. It was a goodbye note, but only to inform her parents of her running away, as she was oblivious of Stark's true intentions―just as Amanda was oblivious to Zoe's relationship with Stark, when Duram questions her on it. However, from Duram's perspective and the context of the bombing, in addition to Amanda's declaration at Apollo Park, such act implicates Zoe's involvement with the STO .
Pursuing that theory, Duram later uses the ensuing media attention and a sympathetic judge to secure a warrant from Inter-Colonial Court that allows him to search both the Graystone Estate and the Athena Academy for further evidence of Zoe's guilt. However, he gave credit to fellow agent Youngblood in an effort to get her back into Director Gara Singh's good graces after an earlier clerical error which indirectly allowed the bombing to occur . 
Duram later asks for permission to include the media in the search, receiving permission from Singh, but with the caveat that the search must be "tasteful" . 
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* In "Rebirth," the character's name was spelled Durham on-screen. However, screenplays, credits and behind the scenes evidence suggest that this was just an error by the art department. 
* Brian Markinson's upgrade from guest star to series star as of "Rebirth" suggests that the writers had planned to include more of the character in the show. He appears less often than any of the other main cast, having been featured in only half of the show's eighteen episodes.
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Джордан Дюрам - агент Департамента Глобальной Обороны Каприки.
==Биография==
Агент Дюрам занимался расследованием террористического акта в MLMT поезде №23. Вместе со своей конторой он пришел к выводу, что к взрыву причастина религиозная террористическая группировка Солдаты Одного. Также он обнаружил связь между СО и бывшими учениками Академии Афины Беном Старком и его девушкой, дочерью промышленного магната Дэниела Грэйстоуна, Зоуи Грэйстоун. К такому выводу он пришел, обнаружив письмо, отправденное с компьютерного листка Зоуи, но так и не дошедшее до ее матери Аманды, которое было похоже на предсмертную записку. Также на его мысли относительно терракта и тех, кто его организовал повлияло и публичное признание Аманды Грэйстоун, что ее дочь, скорее всего, организовала этот взрыв в поезде.
Преследуя цель ракрыть это дело, агент Дюрам добился от Межколониального Суда разрешения обыскать Поместье Грэйстоун и Академию Афины. Позже выяснилось, что из-за ошибки его напарницы Янгблад, Бен Старк смог организовать этот терракт.
Убедив Аманду Грэйстоун в том, что ее подруга Клариса Уиллоу - лидер СО, агент Дюрам попросил ее внедриться в ее дом. Просле некоторого времени в доме Кларисы, Аманда смогла добыть для него необходимую информацию. После встречи в Орфеевом Парке, Аманда передала голобэнд Кларисы с информацией Дюраму. Когда они расстались, Дюрама ранили из снайперской винтовки, но Аманда вызвала "скорую" и отправила его в больницу под именем Джон Доу.
===Личная жизнь===
Мало что известно о его личной жизни. Достоверно известно, что он был несколько раз женат, и сейчас в разводе. У него также есть сын-школьник. Джордан Дюрам - ярый политеист, именно эта черта его личности давала ему силы раскрыть дело о терракте в Каприка-Сити.
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Jorianne Landry

Lieutenant Jorianne Landry is a member of Ghost Squadron, stationed on Mercury class battlestar Therion. With her husband, Lieutenant Myer Castall, they have two children on Picon who are victims of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
With Castall, she pilots one of the Ghosts two Viper Gunships (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Joseph Adama/jp:ジョゼフアダマ

ジョゼフ・アダマはウィリアム・アダマのお父さんでした。 彼はカポリカから来ました。
彼らの息子(ウィリアム)が10代であったときに、アダマは市民的自由弁護士であり（リトマス）、イヴリンアダマから離婚しました。 それにもかかわらず、ウィリアムは、後でジョゼフがかつてより良い父であると考えたと述べました（神の手）。
ジョゼフはいつも彼のケースの中まで銀のライターを運びました; 彼は、それが幸運であると考えて、家にそれを残したとき、敗訴したと主張しました。 彼は後でそれをウィリアムに与えました。(彼は大虐殺の後にそれを息子に与えました（神の手）。 
開廷にかけられる前に、ジョゼフは入廷する前に、いつも鉛筆を壊す。 ウィリアムは、彼がそうしたとき、コンベンションを片づけていたと言いました。 そして、彼は、交換として反対している協議会から鉛筆を借りるように頼むでしょう。 ウィリアムは、彼女の今度の大統領選討論会前にローラロスリンがこれをするのを勧めました（あんたの負担を落とす, 部分 一）。
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Joseph Clark

Ensign Joseph "Jo-Jo" Clark is a rookie Viper pilot. He completes his Viper training on and is assigned to afterwards, where he barely manages to hit the target during an equilibrium training exercise.
He is killed by the ace Cylon Raider nicknamed "Scar" .
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Josh Moreland

Josh Moreland is the curmudgeon, aging husband of Aggie Moreland, survivor of the Eastern Alliance's attack on Paradeen, when he lost his children.
He happens across Michael's ship and the two Vipers that accompany it with his wife and hired hand, Doyle. He rather forcefully, and with reason, tells the new arrivals that it isn't safe and to leave. Naturally, he fears that the Alliance would eventually track them back down and kill all the survivors as an example to the Terra Nationalists.
Unfortunately, this came true to a point. The Eastern Alliance enforcers set down on Paradeen to track Michael, capturing Sarah and baby Walker in the process. 
Moreland is hesitant on allowing the newly arrived children refuge in his house, but is convinced by his wife, who says that the house has been too long without children. After the Warriors and Michael manage to dispatch Leiter's crew, he seems to relax a bit and promises to help Michael, Sarah and the children build a home on Paradeen .
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Joshua Ortega

Joshua Ortega is a comic book writer who co-wrote (with Eric Nylund) the Cylon War miniseries, but is primarily known for writing Dynamite Entertainment's Red Sonja series. He is also known for writing comics based on Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer.
== Battlestar Galactica comic book credits ==
* Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War
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Josiah Ward

Josiah Ward is an Australian 3d artist who worked on Black Lab Games' Battlestar Galactica Deadlock.
Ward worked on the 3d modeling and rendering for various ship models, including:
* Jupiter-class battlestar
* Mercury-class battlestar
* Valkyrie-type battlestar
* Medusa
* Colonial Defender
* Cratus Basestar
* Viper Mark VII
* Raider
* Vespid
He also provided modeling on Galactica's CIC for the game.
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Jubal Sarkis

Admiral Jubal Sarkis oversaw and commanded during its launch into the , and is considered missing-in-action two weeks after Galactica disappearance.
Sarkis' second-in-command, Praetor Samanta Agathon, leads a Raptor mission to board Avalon, not only rescuing Sarkis but also planting explosives on critical areas aboard the Cylon base station during the Battle of Marathon (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
Following the return of Galactica by Clothos, command of that battlestar is given to Silas Nash, who had been Sarkis' closest ally since the dawn of the rebellion on .Details from the loading screen factoid.
After the fall of Daidalos Shipyard and the disappearance of Lucinda Cain, Jubal Sarkis becomes the new Supreme Commander of the Colonial Fleet. Overhauling the fleet's organization and its relationship with the Quorum of Twelve, he and Nash lead the fight against the Cylons throughout the remainder of the war. 
Once the Cylon intelligence known as Atropos takes over the Cylon war effort, the Cylons inflict severe defeats on the Colonials by striking at the logistics that power the Colonial war effort. In response, Jubal Sarkis creates a plan that eventually leads into the Ghost Fleet Offensive. 
== Notes ==
* Sarkis is only mentioned during the events of Battlestar Galactica Deadlock, but is introduced as a more active participant later in the series with Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Sin and Sacrifice.
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Judge

Please choose a specific instance for the term judge:
* For the unnamed judge from Caprica pilot, see: Caprica Judge.
* For another judge seen in Caprica "Reins of a Waterfall," see: Maximus.
* There were multiple judges from Gaius Baltar's trial in the Re-imagined Series season 3 finale "Crossroads," amongst them:
** Doyle Franks
** Jules Tarney
Judith Chapman

Judith Chapman (born November 15, 1945) is the American actress who portrayed Angela in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Return of Starbuck". She is best known for her various roles in long running daytime American soap operas such as As the World Turns, General Hospital, and Days of Our Lives. 
Born in Greenville, South Carolina, Chapman was the daughter of an United States Air Force general and thus spent most of her life outside the United States. 
While in Spain during her teenage years, she became interested in and pursued her career in acting. Her initial forays into acting included commercials and the "Spaghetti Western". She later moved back to the United States, obtaining a degree in theater at the Stephens College. After graduating, she moved to New York City, acting in stage productions and joining the Actor's Studio.
Outside of her various roles in daytime soap operas, she has worked extensively in various Glen A. Larson productions including BJ and the Bear, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo, Magnum, Knight Rider, and The Fall Guy.
In 1986, she was nominated for "Outstanding Actress in a Lead Role" by Soap Opera Digest. 
During a hiatus from acting, she taught at the College of the Desert in Palm Desert, California for several semesters, but later returned to acting and began a stint as a director as well.
She presently resides in Palm Springs, California with her life partner, James. In addition, she is presently playing the role of Gloria Fisher Abbot in The Young and the Restless, a role she had since 2005. 
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Judith Maxie

Judith Maxie is the actress who portrays the Picon delegate to the Quorum of Twelve in "The Ties That Bind".
Maxie has been seen various genre productions, including Sliders, The X-Files, M.A.N.T.I.S., Millennium, and The Outer Limits.
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Jules Tarney

Captain Jules TarneyHis first name comes from the script of "The Son Also Rises" (See Sources:The Son Also Rises). is the commanding officer of the civilian vessel Pyxis.
Tarney is one of five Fleet captains selected to be a judge at Gaius Baltar's trial In one scene from "Crossroads, Part I" his uniform patch is shown clearly enough to read the ship's name.. When Admiral Adama tries to prevent President Roslin from having to testify about her renewed use of chamalla, Tarney and Franks overrule him. Later, he wants to hear 's testimony. However it is uncertain how he votes on the issue of Baltar's guilt (TRS: "Crossroads, Part I" & "Part II").
Evidently, he had not boarded Pyxis by the time of the Battle of the Ionian Nebula in which it was destroyed by the Cylons. He goes on to be one of the members of the new Quorum made up of ship captains, but it is unknown what ship he represents .
== Notes == 
* Tarney's name is not mentioned until "He That Believeth in Me" by Laura Roslin. The actor does not appear in the episode.
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Julia Brynn

Julia Brynn is among the survivors of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, later settling down on New Caprica with most of the civilian population. 
Shortly after the beginning of the Cylon occupation of New Caprica, her daughter Kacey Brynn is taken by Leoben Conoy and used convincingly to psychologically torment Kara Thrace by passing the child off as Thrace's own daughter, allegedly the result of experiments with the pilot's removed ovary .
With the Second Exodus, Julia is shocked to discover Kacey alive and well, when Thrace returns to with Kacey in her arms. By chance, Julia is among many civilians brought aboard Galactica and notices Kacey in Thrace's arms. The two are reunited after four months apart. She thanks Thrace and carries on with the other surviving civilians, making their way to their temporary homes on the hangar deck .
Some weeks later, Julia surprises a very angry and confused Thrace, letting her know that Kacey has been asking about her. Thrace rebuffs them initially, but after being condemned for her increasingly destructive attitude by Admiral William Adama, Thrace visits Julia and Kacey on the hangar deck .
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