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New Caprica City

New Caprica City is a small city on New Caprica built after the inauguration of President Gaius Baltar. The city is situated at a river mouth, which accounts for the sandy ground in the area.
With a population of 39,192, New Caprica City is essentially a shanty town of makeshift buildings and tents with a small number of buildings built from planet-bound ships. Despite a groundbreaking ceremony for more permanent buildings conducted four months after the settlement of the planet, further growth is hampered by supply shortages and President Baltar's weak leadership.
The city's market place, commons area and athletic courts are located near the ships. Colonial One, the Astral Queen, an atmospheric shuttle and a Colonial Shuttle sit just outside of town. Former President Laura Roslin runs the city's elementary school ("Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II," "Unfinished Business").
== Cylon Occupation ==
The Cylon occupation (at day 380 after settlement) causes some changes on the face of the city. While the humans still live in a shanty town of tents and a makeshift marketplace, the Cylons have built some permanent structures. The largest of these is the New Caprica Detention Center, a concrete structure and walled compound which dominates the city's skyline. Laura Roslin and Saul Tigh are imprisoned for a time in subterranean cells in the prison's basement. Larger cells appear in blocks around the prison compound, which are barred by gates. One of these is converted into a furnished apartment occupied by Leoben Conoy and Kara Thrace.
There is also a power distribution station whose generators were destroyed in the second suicide bombing of the insurgency, wiping out power to half of the city. In addition to these structures, numerous watchtowers, manned by Centurions, have been constructed in points throughout the city. At night, search lights on these towers illuminate the streets and tents below. 
The city is abandoned by both the Cylons and Colonials in the wake of Galactica's return and the Battle of New Caprica ("Occupation" through "Exodus, Part II").
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New Caprica Detention Center

The New Caprica Detention Center is a Cylon facility on New Caprica .
Physically, it is an imposing concrete structure with a motorized gate of steel bars. It contains facilities for questioning prisoners which are quite reminiscent of police interrogation rooms in the real world; they feature bare concrete walls, a small table, two metal chairs, a metal door with a small window, and harsh overhead lighting from a single source.
It is within this facility that Number Five solicits Jammer to inform the Cylons on the movements of the New Caprica Resistance .
During the Battle of New Caprica the prison is stormed by the New Caprica Resistance and Colonial Marines under the command of Samuel Anders and Gunnery Sergeant Mathias, freeing all inmates .
== Notable Inmates ==
Saul Tigh is incarcerated in the center until his wife fornicates with a copy of Cavil as part of an exchange to free her husband. Suspected to be a high ranking member of the Resistance, Saul is tortured extensively, having an eye ripped out during interrogation . 
Laura Roslin is detained briefly while being interviewed by Gaius Baltar about a suicide bombing perpetrated by a Resistance member .
Kara Thrace is held captive in a spacious furnished cell where she is forced to live with Leoben Conoy for the duration of the Cylon occupation, undergoing various forms of psychological abuse for reasons not clarified . Either by coincidence or otherwise, the cell somewhat resembles Kara's apartment in Delphi, and in fact it is not known for certain that the apartment is located within the detention center until the building is liberated by the resistence.
==Notes==
* The fact Kara's cell-cum-apartment is in the Detention Center is not revealed until her escape in "Exodus, Part II".
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New Caprica Medical Center

The New Caprica Medical Center is a medical center on New Caprica. It is in operation during the Cylon occupation of the planet.
The medical center is staffed with "crack human and Cylon doctors," according to the propaganda announcements from the Cylon Occupation Authority. 
Doctors Cottle and Michael Robert are known to have worked at this medical center, treating both humans and humanoid Cylons.
Documents surviving from the exodus during the Battle of New Caprica later assist in determining Robert's murderous bias towards Sagittaron patients .
 
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New Caprica Police

The Cylon Occupation Authority creates the New Caprica Police (NCP) in response to security issues with the captive humans who inhabit New Caprica. The group consists of humans who are either coerced into working for the Cylons, or join the police voluntarily because they believe that they can deal with the human population more effectively than Centurions, and thus prevent unnecessary suffering and deaths. 
With numerous security restrictions and heightened levels of control imposed on the populace New Caprica, a band of human resistance fighters, regarded by the Cylons as unlawful combatants, begins to strike back against the occupying Cylon force. The NCP is formed in direct response to this insurgency. 
NCP members are often tasked with performing "dirty work" for the Cylons; rounding up suspects believed to be part of the resistance as well as innocent civilians, illegally imprisoning, beating and executing them. Wearing dark balaclava helmets (colloquially referred to as ski masks), blue body armor, and green uniforms with white armbands, the NCP remain anonymous to the general population of New Caprica, who see them traitors collaborating with a brutal occupying force. Resistance members estimate that up to 200 humans are secretly working for the group. 
The most significant damage the resistance inflicts on the NCP takes place when the group is infiltrated by Tucker Clellan. In a spiraling depression caused by the death of his wife Nora Farmer (The Resistance - Episode 4), Clellan agrees to be wired with explosives and to detonate them during a graduation ceremony for new NCP recruits. In addition to Clellan, thirty-three NCP cadets and numerous Cylons die in the explosion. James Lyman, a New Caprica Police captain and former deckhand under Chief Tyrol on Galactica, survives the attack. The intended target of the suicide bombing, Colonial President Gaius Baltar, chooses not to attend the gathering and is unharmed as well. Later, the NCP, acompanied by a Cavil, lead a group of 200 people including former President Laura Roslin and Vice President Tom Zarek to Peragmus Flats for execution by a firing squad of Centurions, but are ambushed by the Resistance who rescue the captives, destroy the Centurions and decimate the NCP group. The only known survivors of the NCP execution group is Lyman and the Cavil who survives by eventually downloading to another body. ("Occupation" , "Precipice," "Exodus, Part 1").
After the human population escapes New Caprica and reunites with the Fleet, a number of known and suspected collaborators, including Lyman, are tried and executed by the Circle, a secret tribunal created under the executive order of President Tom Zarek to investigate and decide the fate of collaborators during the Cylon occupation of New Caprica. The rest are later pardoned by reinstated President Roslin . 
== Notes ==
* The recruiting poster seen in Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance and "Occupation" depicts a man in black clothing, despite all police seen on duty being dressed as described above.
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New Caprica Police Academy

The New Caprica Police Academy is a training center set up by the Cylon Occupation Authority on New Caprica for the purpose of training New Caprica Police members.
At the first graduation ceremony held here, Tucker Clellan makes a suicide bombing attack that results in the deaths of 33 people ("Occupation," "Crossroads, Part I").
 
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New Caprican leaf

New Caprican leaf refers to a mildy-psychotropic plant indigenous to New Caprica.
It is seen briefly, being smoked by Admiral Adama and Laura Roslin during the New Caprica groundbreaking ceremony. When Adama asks Roslin about the plant, she confirms that it grows wild in the area. Adama and Roslin take effort to hide their enjoyment of the drug from Felix Gaeta, who may not have approved of such recreational drugs .
Adama and Roslin also enjoy another smoking interlude after she is confined to sickbay in the last stages of cancer. Roslin kept a cigar of the leaf secreted away in one of her books . The two smoke the leaf while discussing Galactica deterioration.
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* RDM confirmed its psychotropic status in the podcast for "Unfinished Business".
* RDM uses the term "joint" when referring to the plant in the podcast for "A Day in the Life". He also notes a scene that was planned, but never shot, of Roslin smoking some of the leaf she had saved from New Caprica. A similar scene actually takes place in "Islanded in a Stream of Stars".
*Considering its relatively quick application into familiar weed cigarettes and cigars by Roslin and presumably other New Capricans, New Caprican leaf may be related to coto as seen in Caprica or similar plants on and the Twelve Colonies. No information is available on whether the plant is a true weed or a parallel to the real-world Earth substance colloquially referred to as "weed" or "marijuana."
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Nicholas

This disambiguation covers those articles named Nick, Nicki, and Nicholas:
== Nick ==
* Nick Holt, the actor who portrays Charka in the Original Series episode, "Take the Celestra".
== Nicki ==
* Nicki Clyne, the actress who portrays Cally Tyrol in the Re-imagined Series.
== Nicholas ==
* Nicholas Davis, the actor who portrays a super scout in Galactica 1980.
* Nicholas Treeshin, the actor who portrays Sergeant Watkins in the Re-imagined Series.
* Nicholas Tyrol, the son of Galen and Cally Tyrol.
* Nicholas Yermakov, author of two Original Series novelizations.
Nicholas Tyrol

Nicholas Stephen Tyrol is the infant son of Cally and Galen Tyrol. His biological father is later revealed to have been Brendan Costanza.
He was born some time between the end of "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" (c. day 680) and "Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance, Part I" (c. day 727), and is dedicated to the service of Ares and Apollo (Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance, Part X).
Chief Tyrol tells that Nicholas is named after Cally's grandfather .
When Cally finds out that her husband is a Cylon, she attempts to kill herself and her son. However, Tory Foster, under the guise of dissuading her from her actions, takes Nicholas into her arms, only to space Cally herself .
Following the days after they leave Earth, Galen Tyrol rushes into sickbay with Nicholas telling them he is "peeing blood" . Nurse Ishay and Dr. Cottle inform Galen Tyrol that his son is suffering from early renal failure but that treatment should prevent a damaged kidney. Things get more complicated when Cottle says that they have enough of Nicky's bloodtype in the bank, but Tyrol reminds the medical team that his child is half-Cylon and would need a transfusion from Tyrol. Ishay tries to tell Cottle to inform Tyrol of something important, only to be dismissed by Cottle. Cottle then proceeds to tell Tyrol privately that his late wife, Cally Tyrol, hid a secret: little Nicky is not Galen's biological child. Tyrol asks who the father is, but Cottle angrily declines that request until he can tell the birth father himself. Later, Galen Tyrol and the biological father, Brendan Costanza, erupt into a fist fight at one of Gaius Baltar's services. 
Later back in sickbay Nicholas is asleep in a hospital bed while Tyrol instructs Costanza on the very basics of being a father, then turns and leaves him to tend to his son. When Costanza asks how long he must sit at Nicky's bedside, Tyrol answers, "Until I get back. That'll be after I sober up." 
Nicholas was conceived before Cally got married to Galen Tyrol http://featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com/entertainment_tv/2009/01/battlestar-galactica-ron-moore-disquiet-follows-my-soul.html?cid=146126744.
Nicholas is with his biological father when Costanza collects the pictures off of Galactica's Memorial Wall and explains it to Admiral Adama .
 
It is assumed that Costanza took custody of Nicky when Tyrol ran off to live by himself in the cold highlands of Earth.
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*Nicholas Tyrol was named after producer David Weddle's maternal grandfather. He shares his nickname, 'Nicky' with actress Nicki Clyne who portrayed his mother.
*He was originally thought to be a Cylon/human hybrid, because his legal father Galen Tyrol is a Final Five Cylon. It was later discovered that Galen is not his biological father.
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Nicholas Yermakov

Nicholas Yermakov is the author of two of Battlestar Galactica novelizations, The Living Legend and War of the Gods.
He was born on September 30, 1951 under the name Nicholas Valentin Yermakov, but began writing under the name Simon Hawke in 1984.
He wrote four novelizations for Predator 2, Friday the 13th, Friday the 13th Part 2, Friday the 13th Part III, and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter.
Yermakov also wrote three Star Trek novels: The Patrian Transgression of The Original Series line and The Romulan Prize, and Blaze of Glory for the Star Trek: The Next Generation line. 
==External links==
*Nicholas Yermakov article at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek wiki.
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Nick Holt

Nick Holt (9. April 1933 — 6. October 1979) was an American actor who portrayed Charka in the Original Series episode "Take the Celestra".
Nick attended the South Kent School in Ct., followed by Middlebury College in Vermont. He then went on to become a High Episcopalian minister, working in Chicago, etc. Nick ran an acting school in L.A. while he acted until his untimely death. After his divorce, he lived with Freddye Chapman, an actress.
He died as a result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. He had 3 children with his former wife Georgiana Homer.
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Nicki Clyne

Actress Nicki Clyne (born February 11, 1983 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian actor.
The 5'6" actress graduated in June 2000 from Hugh Boyd Secondary School in Richmond, B.C.. While Clyne said she could not sing, she played the title character on stage in a high school production of Annie. She has taken courses at the University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University, which are both in metropolitan Vancouver.
== Film and TV ==
One of her favorite directors is Tim Burton. She owns a motorcycle. According to IMDb, one of her first roles was in The Hostage Negotiator in 2001. Clyne also acted along with Battlestar Galactica alumnus Paul Campbell in the independent Canadian film Ill-Fated. Clyne was nominated for Best Actress for that film in the Leo Awards. 
Some of her other work includes guest appearances on Smallville, The L Word, Dark Angel, The Twilight Zone, and other Canadian productions. Clyne's big break is arguably her role as Specialist Cally Tyrol in the series pilot led to her recurring recurring role on the regular series. 
Clyne has a featured role in the VH1 film Totally Awesome, a spoof of 80s movies. The film premiered on the network November 4, 2006 and released on DVD three days later. She also has a minor role in the July 2006 film John Tucker Must Die.
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*Nicki Clyne's Official Blog
*Nicki "Cally" Clyne Fan Site
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*PinkRaygun.com Interview with Nicki Clyne
*GALACTICA.TV interview with Nicki Clyne and the follow up interview 
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Nico Cortez

Nico Cortez is an actor who portrays the younger version of William Adama in the "Razor Flashbacks"; the older character is portrayed by Edward James Olmos in the Re-imagined Series.
Cortez is the second of four actors to portray William Adama within the Re-imagined Series continuity. He was not chosen to reprise the role of Adama for Blood and Chrome, and that role went to British actor Luke Pasqualino.
== External Links ==
* Nico Cortez GALACTICA.TV interview
== Notes ==
* Cortez is sometimes credited with the last name of Samano.
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Nicole Yorkin

Nicole Yorkin's father is Bud Yorkin, well-known producer, director, and creator of television series including Sanford and Son (1972), All in the Family (1971) and One in a Million (1980). IMDB 
Before going into television, Nicole, a Berkeley graduate, was a reporter for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, where she was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles about a 12-year-old prostitute. HBO.com 
She met another BSG writer Dawn Prestwich at the American Film Institute, and they have been a team ever since. They have worked on various television shows over ten plus years, including Chicago Hope, Picket Fences and Ally McBeal, and won a Writer's Guild Award in 2003 for their drama pilot, The Education of Max Bickford. They also were writers and Co-Executive Producers on Carnivàle, 
the HBO series where fellow BSG crew members Ronald D. Moore and Toni Graphia also worked.
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 2:
**Fragged
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Nilz

"Corporal" Nilz is the younger son of Megan who is cared for by older sister Miri, and chastised by older brother Kyle more often than not for simply being a kid rather than a soldier.
He is assigned the job of fouling up the Cylon's tracking of the Attilian survivors along with his brother, Robus, by laying false tracks in the Naga forest.
As usual with the younger siblings, he has no say in the decisions of the family, as Kyle acts like an egotistical military general.
However, when comes in to the picture, Nilz participates in planting explosives in the munitions depot by sneaking by the Cylons at the time where the Centurions' backs were turned to the other Centurion.
Like the rest of his family, he stays behind on Attila .
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Nimbus

Nimbus is an ice planet within the Hasari sector.
The Colonials receive a message originating near Nimbus, promising information in their fight with the Cylons. Red Flight, a Viper squadron consisting of Captain Lukas, Shane, Rylo, and Tybalt, are tasked by Colonel Jen Kassia to scout ahead of Galactica.
Red Flight jumps to the planet, only to encounter a phalanx of Cylon Raiders in wait, who ambush them, with Rylo being the longest to survive before crashing into a chasm on Nimbus' surface. Following this quick dispatch, the phalanx jumps to intercept Galactica (2003 Video Game).
== Notes ==
* The term nimbus is Latin for "dark cloud."
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Nimet Kanji

Nimet Kanji is a television and film actor.
Kanji has had minor roles in many TV shows such as Da Vinci's Inquest, The 4400, Andromeda, and Stargate: Atlantis. Kanji has a theatrical credit for the motion picture, Scary Movie.
Kanji portrays Candace Myson, one of the members of the tribunal that investigates a Cylon bombing in the episode, "Litmus".
She also portrays Natalie Stark, the mother of Ben Stark. She first appears in the Caprica episode "Rebirth"
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Nina Leothe

Lieutenant Nina Leothe is a Raptor pilot and ECO aboard Galactica during the tenth year of the First Cylon War.
Leothe first meets Ensign William Adama aboard a troop transport en route to Galactica .
== Notes ==
The spelling of her surname is given in the movie credits.
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Ninja

NinjaThe word "ninja," from real-world Japanese history, is yet another parallelism in the Colonies that detaches the history of a human people from its Earthly origin, forming a bit of a contradiction. See Language in the Twelve Colonies for more on this and other issues of language in the Re-imagined Series. is the callsign of a pilot listed on a flight roster on Galactica and participates in the Battle for the Tylium AsteroidThe name can be seen on left side of the flight roster in the Situation Room around time index 35:00. .
After the Second Exodus, their callsign appears on a pilot duty roster .
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Nixon Kinlow

Nixon Kinlow is a professional gun-for-hire who is recruited by the Labor Ministry to kill Karen Zarek of the Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform.
After successfully assassinating the already-terminal Zarek in Sagittaron City (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1), the Labor Ministry reneges on their deal with Kinlow and sends him off to Luna Three. Approximately 13 years prior to the Fall of the Colonies, Zarek discovers Kinlow working at the mining camp as well. 
Kinlow is forced to do Zarek's bidding, which involves killing off Jason Melton. After that deed is done, Zarek shoots him in the head to satisfy his revenge (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3).
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Noel Burke

Noel Burke is the Lead Painter for the Re-imagined Series and Caprica.
Burke has worked on such films as 40 Days and 40 Nights, Agent Cody Banks, Beautiful Joe, Blade: Trinity, Hope Springs, Kevin of the North, Life or Something Like It, The Pledge, and They Nest.
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Nogow

Nogow is the rather pig-headed leader of the Boar-like Borays on Sectar, consistently attacking the Human-run town of Serenity.
He leads attacks when the moon is full on Sectar, which appears to be several times during a sectar. Sire Bogan and his townspeople decide to place all the food where it can be easily taken, and of course Nogow's Borays do a pretty good job of knocking-off constable after constable, as well as allowing for other Borays to take the human female of their choice.
When comes along, the Borays under Nogow's command are driven back, however Nogow manages to take Siress Belloby.
Starbuck manages to strike a deal with Nogow where he would be constable of the town and could have all the food and drink he desires. Apparently, he is also quite fond of Belloby, and both are apparently attracted to one another since Nogow is quite the "animal"—according to Belloby .
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