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Lorena Gale

Lorena Gale (9 May 1958—21 June 2009) was an award-winning Canadiana actress, director, and writer.
Born in Montreal, Quebec, Gale had been active in stage, movie, and television acting since the 1980s. Gale was a wife, mother and author of two award-winning plays, Angélique and Je me souviens. 
Gale had acted in several A-list movies, including Fantastic Four, The Chronicles of Riddick, and The Exorcism of Emily Rose. She has also appeared on the small screen in the series Smallville, as well as Battlestar Galactica as the priestess, Elosha. 
Concerning her role in Battlestar Galactica, Gale had said that she most enjoyed the woman-to-woman scenes with Mary McDonnell (Laura Roslin). Also, she herself (not her character) felt sorry for the Cylons because they want so desperately to belong to something. She believes that there is no such thing as "artificial intelligence," just "intelligence". She enjoys watching the show as a fan. (Podcast) 
Gale passed away on June 21, 2009 after losing her battle with stomach cancer.
==Quotes==
"Canadian Society has become too multiracial that racism, true systemic and institutionalized racism, is constantly being challenged. I have always believed that Canada has the potential to be a Utopian Society. Sadly, we are too influenced by our American cousins." --Gale 
==External links==
*Lorena Gale interview at GALACTICA.TV including audio
*Podcast conversation with Lorena Gale on Sci-Fi Talk (about 24 minutes, BSG talk near the beginning, no spoilers)
*Lorena Gale, Angélique (1999)
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Lorey-field gravity

In the novelization of the miniseries, the term "Lorey-field gravity" is used to describe the artificial gravity used aboard Colonial Fleet vessels such as Raptors and battlestars such as .
The name "Lorey" appears to be a made-up reference from the novel, with no known supporting scientific principles discussed. No significant scientific references have yet been found by Battlestar Wiki contributors on research by a person or object named "Lorey."
In the aired series, the concept of artificial gravity has not been discussed, although various displays show information that confirms some sort of artificial gravity is in use. The term that is used is "synthetic gravity field". 
The novelization of the miniseries has other marked differences from the aired or sourced content of the series, such as Natasi and Jane Cally. As a result, these differences makes the novelization a separate continuity from the Re-imagined Series canon.
===See Also===
* The article, Science in the Re-imagined Series, explores more about the nature of artificial gravity as used in the series.
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Lori Stewart

Lori Stewart is a Canadian actress and stunt performer who portrayed Twinam in "Valley of Darkness".
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Stewart has acted in various series including Andromeda (with Brent Stait and Steve Basic) and Dark Angel (with Tahmoh Penikett, Alison Matthews, Rick Worthy, and Gabrielle Rose).
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Los Angeles Police Department

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is a civilian law enforcement organization responsible for enforcement of laws and civilian criminal investigation in both the city and county of Los Angeles, California, United States of America circa 1980 CE.
Officers from this agency apprehend and Dillon following their alleged break in at Dr. Donald Mortinson's lab. Troy and Dillon are briefly incarcerated before using their personal invisibility fields to escape the holding tank, much to the consternation of Sergeant and to the bemusement of Officer Dorbin .
Upon fleeing the Nazi Germany of the 1930s, Xaviar convinces two LAPD beat officers to drive him to the UBC building in order to meet with Mortinson . 
== Personnel ==
* Sergeant 
* Officer Dorbin
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Lotay

Lotay, Queen of the Carillonian Ovions, welcomes the Rag-tag Fugitive Fleet to make themselves at home on Carillon. However, Lotay and her minions are in league with the Cylons, who at the time are dispatched from the Imperious Leader's personal base star. 
Due to the Cylon base star's actions, Lotay and her Carillonian minions are destroyed along with the planet when its highly unstable tylium deposits are ignited .
== Notes ==
*The name Lotay is derived from the novelization of "Saga of a Star World." It also appears in the early draft of the episode (starting page 124).
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Lotay (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Lotay.
Queen Lotay is the leader of the during the Ovion Wars.
As with the rest of the Ovions, Lotay is presumed killed in the Battle of Carillion. This is disproven upon landing on the remains of Carillion and its crew being summarily captured and presented to Lotay. 
 strikes a deal with Lotay to assist in their fight against and the Cylonics, offering herself to be tried for war crimes in return for the Ovions' support (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
Lotay is killed when takes over the Cylonics in orbit of and, while the shields of the Queen's ship are deactivated, destroys the craft. As last of her royal bloodline, she has no successors and Athena becomes the Ovions' queen (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
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Lotay (alternate)

Lotay, Queen of the , resides on during the last yahrens of the Thousand-Yahren War.
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
Fifteen yahrens before the , recruits Lotay and her Ovion hive to mine Carillon's rich deposits, as well as construct the gambling chancery and resort to address their food requirements (). 
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Louie

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Louie is a shop operator handling foodstuffs, such as fruits, where Tad Thorean is employed in 42YR.
After catching Thorean in the side alley of the establishment with a fruit tray, he sees the backside of a potential customer and directs Thorean to engage the customer, before returning inside. The customer in question is none other than Joseph Adama, who uses Evelyn's information to find Thorean's place of employment and forces Thorean to show him entry into New Cap City in the same alley .
Louise Alonzo

Louise Alonzo is the wife of Hector Alonzo and mother of two children, Chris and Gloria.
She emotionally supports both her husband and children during his attempt to revitalize his farm, despite the difficulties dredged up by John Steadman .
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Louise Simonson

Louise Simonson (née Jones) is the editor of many comics of the Marvel Comics line based on the Original Series.
She married fellow comic cover artist Walt Simonson circa 1980, thus she is credited by her maiden name during the Battlestar Galactica run.
Her long career also includes works on other genre comics, including runs of Conan the Barbarian, Star Trek, Star Wars, and X-Men.
== Editor credits for "Battlestar Galactica" Marvel Comics==
*#16: Berzerker
*#17: Ape and Essence
*#18: Forbidden Fruit!
*#19: The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy
*#20: Hell Hath No Fury!
*#21: A World for the Killing!
*#22: Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair
*#23: The Last Hiding Place
==External links==
*A list of Simonson's comic book credits at The Comics' Database
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Lu-c-fer

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Lucifer.
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Lucifer (alternate).
Lu-c-fer is the Babbage computer server that Lady Athena and Count Iblis creates to operate the Cylonic Knights.
After Professor Baltar's failure to acquire power over the Twelve Colonial Empires, Lu-c-fer and the Cylonics are taken (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
During this time, Baltar relocates and modifies Lu-c-fer on Gamoray to prohibit keyboard access, but features a neural interface capable of uploading human consciousness into its bubble memory. This process destroys the human body, preventing any consciousness from returning to its husk.
Even knowing this, Iblis uploads his consciousness into Lu-c-fer's hardware in a bid to control the Cylonics for his own purposes, destroying both Lu-c-fer's personality and Iblis' body in the process (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
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Luciana Carro

Luciana Carro was born March 23, 1981, in Toronto, Canada to Italian parents (though she last lived there when she was 12 years old). Being a shy girl, her parents encouraged her to go into acting, which she did.
She moved to Vancouver in 2000 to become a professional actress and started out in TV series like The Chris Isaak Show, Smallville and The L Word. These led to her getting a part in the Re-imagined Series as Louanne "Kat" Katraine, a trainee Viper pilot who quickly grows out to become an ace pilot and a regular character on the series. 
Her performance on the Re-imagined Series was quickly noted by film producers and she starred in Two for the Money (alongside Al Pacino) and Dr. Dolittle 3. She was also cast for the recurring role of Stephanie Meyer on the critically acclaimed Everwood. Carro appears in at least five episodes of Re-imagined prequel series Caprica as Priyah Magnus, a public relations officer for Graystone Industries under Daniel Graystone.
Luciana Carro's TV and film features include:
*Blades of Glory
*Everwood
*Smallville
*Dr. Dolittle 3
*Two for the Money
*Young Blades
*White Chicks
*The L Word
*The Chris Isaak Show
*Falling Skies
== External Links ==
* Luciana Carro interview at the GALACTICA.TV site
*Luciana Carro at the Wikipedia
*Official Luciana Carro Fansite
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Lucifer

Lucifer is the Cylon IL-series attached to , who is assigned to seek out Fleet and destroy them. He initially presumes that he will learn much from the Human who betrayed his own race .
Baltar and Lucifer demonstrate from the beginning of their relationship a drastically different way of thinking. Lucifer appears to have a very good grasp of strategy and tactics, yet he is unable to anticipate Baltar's orders. Lucifer at first views this unpredictability as an asset, and is eager to observe Baltar. Lucifer is curious to see how Baltar reacts when Galactica ends up behaving in a way that neither of them seem to have anticipated, and is delighted to study under so devious a specimen .
Lucifer grows impatient with Baltar's games very quickly, and seizes command of the basestar when Baltar goes to to try to lure the Colonials with promises of peace. He orders an attack on the Colonial forces, inadvertently freeing , , and Serina as well as trapping Baltar beneath a fallen stone inside the Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol .
Lucifer has clear and present distrust of Specter, and attempts to convince Baltar of the problems Specter has .
His final appearance is in "War of the Gods, Part I," when Baltar decides to seek out Galactica upon discovery of the then-unknown glowing orbs. Lucifer questions that the humans would accept Baltar's offer of alliance, yet he doesn't prevent Baltar from going on his foolish expedition for reasons unknown, but possibly due to the influence of Count Iblis.
== Notes ==
* Lucifer is named after the fallen angel depicted in texts of Roman Catholicism and other origins, also another name for the devil. It was this angel who rebelled against God, to get control.
* Though speculative, all IL-series Cylons may be named after some form of demon in homage to Count Iblis, who originally had control over the Cylons. Other speculation is that IL stands for Imperious Leader series.
* Lucifer's "first" appearance is in the final scenes of "Saga of a Star World," in which Baltar is spared execution by the succeeding Imperious Leader. His last onscreen appearance is in "War of the Gods, Part I".
* In the Berkely novelizations, Lucifer has various traits that are different from this on-screen persona. Among them, Lucifer is an ambulatory cybernetic sentience and not a Cylon who claims to have created his own soul, in addition to creating other machines for various purposes. Further, he was responsible for saving Baltar's life and then coming up with the plan to find the humans using Baltar's skill sets. He actually takes a liking to Starbuck after he is taken prisoner. He tries playing the card came Pyramid with Starbuck and is baffled when the lieutenant beats him. He finds himself unable to grasp the concept of luck as Starbuck describes it. .
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Lucifer (1980)

Lucifer is a who acts as 's second-in-command on Omega-Monthu.
In 1980 C.E., Lucifer informs Baltar that Galactican Fleet discovered Earth, and often voices his observations on human behaviors and actions to Baltar. He is presumably destroyed in Troykus Adama's successful kamikaze maneuver on Omega-Monthu during the Battle for Earth (—).
== Notes ==
* Unlike his canonical analogue from the Original Series, Lucifer—like all Cylons—is the creation of humanity, itself from the mythology established in the Re-imagined Series.
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Lucifer (Amok Time)

The Lucifer Limited Edition Collectible Figure is an 1/6-scale mixed-media figure, and is part of the Amok Time release circa 2008, following their take-over of the Original Series license from Majestic Studios after its dissolution in 2007.
As is typical of 1/6-scale mixed-media figurines, this piece features multiple points of articulation (rotating head, arms, legs), is clothed using materials that replicate the look of the costume worn by the character, and includes certain accouterments. 
To aid in the display of the figurine, the piece comes with a two-piece display stand consisting of a display base with the show's logo and the support arm that cradles the figure around its torso. 
The figurine was officially cancelled in 2010, when Amok Time's license for the Original Series 1/6 scale line expired.
== Accessories ==
The figure was billed as featuring "translucent head and eyes" thus allowing collectors to "shine a light above his head brain cavity" to make the "eyes glow!" This figurine was also billed as featuring a display stand, and accessories were not mentioned in sales descriptions from the Amok Time's online listing circa 3 March 2008.
== Outfit ==
The ensemble worn by Lucifer are its red robes and high whisk collar.
== Prototype ==
A prototype for this figure was shown at Toy Fair in 2008, and displayed alongside some Cylons (Commander and Centurion) and Commander Cain figurines.
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== Face Sculpt ==
Head sculpts for the prototypes were art directed by Amok Time's Charles Eugeni and Paul Lazo, and executed by Joy and Tom Studios.
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Lucifer is an IL-series drone within the . 
In an alternate reality, Lucifer merges with in a procedure executes following , culminating in a new cybernetic hybrid named Baltifer ().
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Lucinda Cain

Rear Admiral Lucinda Cain is operations director of Project Jupiter during the First Cylon War.
Following the Destruction of Picon Fleet Headquarters, Cain assumes command of Colonial Fleet and marshals a force capable of defending against the Cylon threat (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
During the fall of the Daidalos Shipyard, Lucinda stepped down from command of Colonial Fleet. At first assumed missing during the fall of Daidalos, she somehow survived its fall and reappears in the 10th year of the war as the field commander of the Ghost Fleet Offensive under Admiral Sarkis who had by then taken over command of the entire Colonial Fleet. When she reappears as field commander of the Ghost Fleet, she is shown to have suffered greivous injuries including half of her right arm missing and scars across her face. 
In a conversation with Helena Agathon, Lucinda reveals that she has a granddaughter by the name of Helena Cain. 
== Concept Art ==
File:BSG Deadlock - Lucinda Cain - Front - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson.Per artist, the bust was modeled in Maya, with additional sculpting and texture work done in w:ZBrush. Models were lit and rendered in ZBrush, then touched up in Adobe Photoshop. Front view.
File:BSG Deadlock - Lucinda Cain - Three Quarter - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson. 3/4 view.
== Notes ==
* Cain is the grandmother of Helena Cain.
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Lucky

"Lucky" is the callsign of a pilot on Argus.
Six months prior to the end of the Cylon War, Lucky and his wingman, William "Husker" Adama, enter Cylon space for a reconnaissance mission over Trinity Base. During a flyby, the number two engine of Lucky's Stealth Viper flares out, alerting the Cylons to their presence. Despite attempts to scrub the mission, and the fact that both the self-destruct and pilot ejection mechanisms of the Viper fail to work, the Cylons pursue and capture Lucky and his craft. This is despite Lucky's pleas to Adama to destroy him and his ship; before Adama loses contact with him, Lucky calls him a coward (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5). 
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Lucy Cain

Lucy Cain was Helena Cain's younger sister and was presumably killed by the Cylons during the first Cylon War.
Tauron was under attack by Cylon basestars and Centurion ground forces on the last day of the war. Lucy, her sister and her father were pinned down in a building under heavy fire. When her father is injured trying to escape, he tells Helena to get Lucy to a shelter. The two make it out of the building, but outside Helena panics, leaves Lucy in a field of rubble and runs away to hide in a container. When Helena comes out again after the Cylons retreated, she finds only her sister's doll on the ground .
== Notes ==
*This character does not appear in the television version of "Razor," but only the extended cut released on DVD.
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Lukas

Captain Lukas is a male Colonial Viper pilot in his late thirties.
Lukas' personality is that of a gung-ho drill instructor out to kick ass and take names. He was always ready to lead his pilots in the most dire combat situations.
Lukas served aboard the battlestar Galactica as commander of Red Wing. Lukas and his squad, pilots Rylo, Shane and Tybalt, were all lost when a Cylon force ambushed them over the ice planet Nimbus.
==Notes==
*The 2003 "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the and the Re-imagined Series.
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Luke Pasqualino

Luca Giuseppe Pasqualino (born 19 February 1990 in Peterborough, England, UK) is a British actor who portrays William "Husker" Adama in Blood and Chrome.
Pasqualino is the fourth actor to play William Adama, and the second actor to have played him during a story that depicts the First Cylon War, his predecessor being Nico Cortez.
Pasqualino's other notable role is as Freddie Mclair in the UK television series Skins.
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* Luke Pasqualino's Official Twitter
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Lum

LumThe name is taken from the script for "The Super Scouts, Part II". is an employee at the Stanford Chemical Plant. 
Lum is part of a posse lead by Denver aiming to scare off Doctor Spencer and Jamie Hamilton from investigating the chemical dumping into the local water system. However, Troy and Dillon arrive to stop the situation from spiraling totally out of control; Dillon uses his Galactican abilities to throw Lum into a pile of brush .
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