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South Caprican noodles

South Caprican noodles is a culinary dish native to . 
When traditionally made, they contain raw Bonoa egg, which introduces the Bonoa parasite into the blood stream of those who eat this food. It is from this that members of the The Fleet, including Laura Roslin and Billy Keikeya, are able to resist the effects of the Returner virus (Battlestar Galactica 4).
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Space-Mimic!

==Plot Synopsis==
As the Fleet continues its voyage through the void, Sire Uri and his men are placed under house arrest. Meanwhile, a "space vampire" from the void has boarded the , killing people for their energy, and assuming the appearance of its victims. Arriving at the chamber of the Memory Machine, the Mimic touches the mechanism and assumes the identity of . However, the force of Adama's personality ultimately proves to be the creature's undoing.
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Space Mutiny

Space Mutiny is a 1988 South African science fiction film of dubiously cult notability for not only its lampooned production value, amongst which includes the use of ten minutes of Original Series footage. In addition to this footage, the basic plot is similar to that of Galactica: a giant starship called the Southern Sun carries a large number of people on a trek through space hoping to colonize a new world.
In 2020, the one-off audio production Saga of a Fugitive Fleet makes use of this story as a basis to launch that four-part series with permission of Space Mutiny writer, Maria Danté.
== Notes ==
*Depictions of the spaceship Southern Sun are stock footage of Galactica itself.
*Southern Sun ships are called Stingray Vipers, depicted via stock footage of .
* The opening minutes of the film depict a space battle with pirates, utilizing footage of s.
* This movie was featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K) in November 1997, although a portion of Galactica stock footage was edited out for time. 
* The team behind MST3K re-approached riffing the film in RiffTrax Live!, streaming it live on 14 June 2018 with a re-broadcast on 19 June 2018. It was released to on both digital and practical media on 10 August 2018.
== See also ==
* References to the Original Series
== External Links ==
* Space Mutiny on Amazon Prime Video
* Mystery Science Theater 3000: Space Mutiny on Amazon Prime Video
* RiffTrax Live: Space Mutiny on Amazon Prime Video
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Space Mutiny (audiobook)

"Space Mutiny" is the first of four stories in the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet, a limited series of audiobook dramas. 
It features the voice talents of a bulk of 1978 surviving performers, including Terry Carter (), Laurette Spang (Cassiopeia), Jack Stauffer (Bojay), Noah Hathaway (, Anne Lockhart (Sheba) and Sarah Rush (Rigel). Utilized are previously recorded audio by performers Lorne Greene (), John Colicos () and Richard Hatch (), derived from extant works.
Ostensively a version of the Original Series with the "serial numbers" filed off, Saga features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales. 
Additional performers lending their talents include Robyn Douglass (Galactica 1980), Sonja Kristina, Ken Bones (Doctor Who), John Guilor, John Clegg and Alistair Lock (of Big Finish Productions).
== Publisher Description ==
: Tensions run high as a vote on the direction of the fleet approaches, but control has been seized in a mutiny by someone who has their own agenda…
: Space Mutiny is a remake of the 1988 B-Movie of the same name - used with permission.
==Track Listing==
#Act 1 
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== Cast ==
* Terry Carter
* Laurette Spang
* Jack Stauffer
* Noah Hathaway
* Anne Lockhart
* Sarah Rush
=== Posthumous Appearances By ===
* Lorne Greene
* John Colicos
* Richard Hatch
=== Special Guest Appearances By ===
* Sonja Kristina
* Ken Bones
* John Guilor
* Alistair Lock
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Space suit

Please select a specific article for the term, "Space suit":
* For information on the olive-green pressure suit used by Viper pilots in the Re-imagined Series, see Flight suit.
* For information on the briefly-seen black pressure suit used by humanoid Cylons in the Re-imagined Series, see Flight suit#Cylon Flight Suit.
* For information on a full-vacuum extravehicular activity suit used in the Original Series episode, "Fire in Space," see Space suit (TOS).
* For information on a full-vacuum suit used by deckhands in the Re-imagined Series, see Space suit (RDM).
Space suit (RDM)

Space suits are used by the crew for extra-vehicular activity.
Several deckhands and Chief Tyrol wear space suits as they explore a damaged water storage area aboard . The suits are also seen in use while crewmembers work on deck, inside the port flight pod, as Colonial Heavy 798 lands to offload its passengers for Galactica decommissioning ceremony .
Sergeant Mathias wears the same type of suit when she inspects a damaged Heavy Raider that has rendezvoused with Demetrius .
The suits differ from the flight suits worn by Viper and Raptor pilots in that the white suits were designed for maintenance and repairs outside the ship, rather than for survival after ejection from a fighter.
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Space suit (TOS)

In the rare times where Colonial Warriors or other staff must work in low-pressure or vacuum environments, a space suit is needed.
This somewhat-bulky suit consists of a bubble-shaped helmet, connected to a flexible pressure suit with a life-support backpack. Two large hoses connect to the helmet to provide and to clean air to be scrubbed for unbreathable gases from expiration.
Apollo dons a space suit in an attempt to reach areas of during a dangerous shipboard fire .
These suits aren't used during flights; Colonial Warriors do not wear any life-support gear during their flights. In the Viper's cockpit, Warriors wear a helmet for communications and their standard uniform in most instances.In contrast, the Re-imagined Series pilots use a special one-piece pressure suit during their Viper and Raptor flights.
As no other means of emergency life support flight wear was shown in the Original Series, the probability of a space-borne SAR mission for Colonial Warriors would seem unlikely since the Warrior would not live long without vacuum protection.
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Spacedrome

A spacedrome is a launch field used by land-capable starships such as shuttle craft, typically located on planets.
On Caprica, Cylons manage to capture many humans who are fleeing from the Cylon attack. Centurions report to regarding prisoners that they captured at the spacedrome, as well as their willingness to offer information on newly created rag tag, fugutive fleet in exchange for their lives .
The Imperious Leader lands at the spacedrome on Gamoray before coming to the dedication ceremony .
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Spaceport

Please select a specific reference for the term spaceport:
*Caprica Interplanetary Spaceport, also known as the Trojan Spaceport in Caprica.
* Caprica City Spaceport, a spaceport in Caprica City depicted in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4.
* Delphi, a major city on that contains a spaceport in the Re-imagined Series.
* Spacedrome, the term used for a spaceport in the Original Series.
Spang

Doctor Spang is the life sciences practitioner who observes Adama after he enters the memory inducer. 
Spang tells that it is impossible to extract Adama out of the machine without harming him, and notes that unless Adama finds what he's looking for—details on the inscription that he briefly saw before they were destroyed on —he may never be able to come out of the machine (The Memory Machine).
Later, Spang is given the apparently dead corpse of Junior-Tech Whittaker, after Whittaker's attack on Master-Tech Shadrack. While investigating the body, which piques Spang's interest because the body in front of him never apparently had life in the first place, the vampiric entity known as a space-mimic drains Spang of his memories and life force, in effect mimicking Spang. Before Spang could be killed by the mimic, , and manage to thwart the creature's attempt (Space-Mimic!).
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Spark

Spark is the nickname of an expert in electronics serving inside Commander Flores' Twilight Command.
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, he has a family and was a father. However, he is the only member of his family to survive, and is discomforted by that subject (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2).
Among Spark's talents, he reprogrammed a Cylon Centurion, nicknamed Deacon (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1). Despite the fact that Deacon is a Cylon, Spark grows attached to the Cylon and cares for it (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2). 
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Sparks & Shadows

Sparks & Shadows is composer Bear McCreary's boutique record label, responsible for releasing his various soundtracks in both digital and physical formats. 
McCreary's soundtracks from the Re-imagined Series were re-released via this label on 4 June 2021 CE in a digitally remastered format, both in a digital streaming format and physical media.
== External links ==
* Sparks & Shadows Official Site
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Sparto Relamia

Sparto Relamia was a man from Sagittaron. A presumed reincarnation of him was found onboard Medivac 12.
Another person shares the same name, but that person is three years old (Battlestar Galactica 0).
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Specter

Specter, an older IL-series Cylon, demonstrates despicable traits of (and including) thievery, dishonesty and deceptiveness.
His forces manage to occupy the entire marsh-like planet of Attila in record time, but is constantly attacked by Megan's children—Kyle, Miri, Ariadne, Robus and Nilz. When Starbuck is forced into a controlled crash-landing on Attila, he is almost taken to Specter, however the family-turned-military force waylays the Cylon force.
Specter manages to mislead Lord into believing that they had managed to capture the warrior, who he conveniently leaves nameless. As attempts to get the warrior by force remain fruitless, an agreement is arranged by Kyle to trade Megan's life for Starbuck's. Specter attempts to deceive Megan's children by floating a manufactured dummy while the children send over the same in place of Starbuck. This forces Specter to continue leading Baltar upon a string.
Lucifer, Baltar's newer IL-series cogitator, despises the lower grade Cylon and attempts to undermine Specter's attempts to curry Baltar's favor. Lucifer manages to come across uncomplimentary requisition orders for additional war material, even though the planet is supposedly under complete control. Specter manages to, yet again, mislead Baltar, and even compel Baltar to sympathize for the Cylon's plight on Attila; the Cylons do not fare well on marsh planets due to oxidation.
After a successful and embarrassing attack by Megan's children and Starbuck, Specter again deceives Baltar into believing, not that the garrison had come under attack, but that the commotion was due to his Cylons destroying "the last of the human habitations." Specter manages to secure a place aboard Baltar's basestar so that he can later be reassigned wherever the Imperious Leader needed such experienced hands .
== Notes ==
*A specter is a type of demon from folklore that is of ghostly or evil nature, also spelled "spectre" in the British-English vernacular. Both spellings are pronounced the same, however.
*This naming of the IL-series units supports the theory that all IL-series Cylons are somehow named after a creature or some evil figure from human history.
*Specter appears in "The Young Warriors," which is the novelization of "The Young Lords," as well as in the later novel "The Nightmare Machine".
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Spencer

Dr. Spencer is a doctor in Paradise Valley, California. He practices at Paradise Valley Medical Center.
During his youth, he was on his school's boxing team"The Super Scouts, Part II" script, p. 20, and apparently grew up in Paradise Valley.
Troy, Dillon, and Jamie Hamilton bring three deathly ill Super Scouts to his clinic . As he tests their blood, he notices that they have none of the same markers as human blood, which he shows Hamilton . 
Later, he shows the reason for the poisoning to Hamilton, noting that chemical wastes from John Stockton's plant have caused their illness, and the illnesses of others in the community .
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Spinner

Spinner is a Viper pilot in Strike Force One during the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid .
== Notes ==
* A "spinner" is also an engineering component on Mercury-class battlestars , probably part of the ship's FTL drive.
* Spinner is featured in the XBOX 360 Battlestar Galactica game as one of the pilots the player competes with to shoot down the most ships and become Galactica's new top gun.
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Spray Rosso

Spray Rosso is the uncredited actress who portrayed the 2nd Stewardess that Troy and Dillon encounter on Flight 2 in .
Rosso's handful of credits of the era include appearances on Hawaii 5-0 and Glen A. Larson's The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo. She previously appeared in Larson's Buck Rogers in the 25th Century as the unnamed Klosef III Man that catches Buck Rogers' eye in "Vegas in Space", for which she was also uncredited. 
Rosso's only known movie appearance was as a hooker in Cheech and Chong's Nice Dreams.
== Notes ==
Rosso was uncredited in both her Galactica 1980 and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century roles, but has since been identified via the use of computer-aided face recognition.
Squadron

Please choose a specific reference for the term squadron:
== Original Series ==
* Atlantia Death Squadron, a Cylon squadron whose sole objective is the execution of kamikaze runs on Atlantia.
* Blue Squadron, primary squadron.
* Eagle Squadron, Prometheus legendary squadron, according to the non-canonical Encyclopedia Galactica.
* Red Squadron, a Galactica squadron.
* Silver Spar Squadron, ' primary squadron. A squadron with the same name is formed on Galactica after the Battle of Gamoray.
* "Saga of a Star World" also introduces four fictitious squadrons, including Green and Yellow, during the Battle of Carillon.
== Galactica 1980 ==
* D Squadron, a squadron that attacks Cylon baseships so that Troy and Dillon can make their runs to Earth without being detected.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Blue Squadron, wireless callsign for a Pegasus Viper squadron.
* Ghost Squadron, a black-ops Viper squadron stationed on various ships before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and center to its own comic series, Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts.
* Green Squadron, wireless callsign for a Pegasus Viper squadron.
* Red Squadron, wireless callsign for a Pegasus Viper squadron
* Snowbird Squadron, a Raptor squadron involved with the Battle of New Caprica.
* Squadrons of Galactica, an overview of the various squadrons on Galactica.
* Yellow Squadron, wireless callsign for a Viper squadron during the Battle of the Binary Star System.
Srep

Srep is a member of the Colonial resistance on the Colonial world of Maytoria. 
A man of some youth, he often associates himself with Freg and Danle Rel, and is shocked to know of the fate of the human race from and (). 
When a vengeful Rel later disobeys Starbuck and heads to distract a nearby group of , Freg holds back Srep from interfering (). 
Srep does not survive the attempt to steal a Cylon personnel carrier, as he is shot from behind after saving Freg from being slain (). 
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Stacy Fish

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Stacy Fish is the First Assistant Director on the Re-imagined webisode series "The Face of the Enemy". Fish's film credits include Psycho Cop 2, Blindfold: Acts of Obsession, The Takeover, Phoenix, The Chronicles of Riddick, School of Life, Civic Duty, Novel Romance, and Nightwatching.
Fish has also worked on the television series NYPD Blue and The West Wing.
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Stadra's father

Stadra's fatherGiven the nebulous nature of familial nomenclature in Colonial society, referring to Stadra Ah Mun's father as "Mr. Ah Mun" was eschewed in favor of a simple statement, e.g. "Stadra's father," for the purposes of this entry. is a restauranteur on the Colonial world of Maytoria. 
Prior to the , he owned and operated the restaurant where his daughter, Stadra Ah Mun, worked as a cook ().
Following Maytoria's fall to the , he and his daughter go into hiding, where Ah Mun becomes the de facto leader of the resistance forces on the planet. Upon her return with downed , 's Lt. , she jubliantly (and misguidedly) informs her father that Galactica has come to save them. Incensed at this, he corrects his daughter, sharing with her what another rescued warrior, Lt. , has informed them: Galactica believes the Warriors dead and would not likely return ().
It is unknown if he survives the exodus from Maytoria and, should that be so, he outlives his daughter as she is later slain by Cylons during their incursion of Galactica ().
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Stadra Ah Mun

Stadra Ah Mun is the leader of the Colonial resistance on the Colonial world of Maytoria. 
Prior to the , she was employed at her father's restaurant, working as a cook. Despite a lack of military training, she demonstrates great aplomb as both a leader and fighter for, in the immediate aftermath of the attack, she archives the massive data from the Mayotoria Central Library Database and subsequently leads survivors to shelter. These actions propel her into becoming the de facto resistance leader ().
== Last Days ==
She rescues after he crash-lands there during a mission to retrieve data from its old libraries (), and reunites him with at her stronghold ().
She repels Starbuck's romantic advances until they find themselves in a deadly situation as they attempt evacuation of the planet by hijacking a Cylon personnel carrier ().
Ah Mun and Starbuck are trapped underwater in a commandeered Cylon tank and are believed lost, but Ah Mun and Starbuck work together to free themselves and catch up with their group. Starbuck's piloting skill would be needed to fly the carrier as Boomer's skill, combined with his injuries, complicated the flight attempt.
Following their flight from Maytoria, Starbuck and Boomer commiserate about their mission's failure to find any critical data on the whereabouts of the when Ah Mun reveals that she carries the complete data backup of the Maytoria central library database.
Brought to , Ah Mun meets and , who are both angered at Starbuck's new apparent romance with Ah Mun. Later, during a celebration thrown by Adama, Ah Mun, Athena and Cassiopeia gather together in an apparent gossip session about Starbuck, which annoys the Colonial Warrior to no end.
Later, Starbuck tries to tell Ah Mun how seriously he felt about her. But a blaster shot rings out, interrupting his attempt. Ah Mun collapses dead in Starbuck's arms, shot in the back by a Cylon boarding party that hid on the personnel carrier in an elaborate plan to invade and conquer Galactica (-).
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Stallion

The Stallion is a silver pistol with four barrels and a compact design.
According to Galen Tyrol, the Stallion is not a military issue sidearm.
Meier, a follower of Tom Zarek, carries two Stallions with him during Laura Roslin's and Commander Adama's joint expedition to find the Tomb of Athena on the surface of . Against direction from Zarek, Meier proceeds with the abandoned plan of eliminating Lee Adama, thus removing him from further political interference in Tom Zarek's political agenda with the President.
Meier hands one Stallion to Sharon Valerii to use to kill Commander Adama, while he agrees to kill Lee Adama. But Valerii feints the attack: during the crucial moment of assassination, she betrays Meier and shoots him with his own gun as Meier is aiming his Stallion at the head of Lee Adama. After stating her intentions, she surrenders her weapon to Commander Adama .
At one point, Romo Lampkin threatens Lee Adama with such a pistol .
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*In real life, the "Stallion" is the COP 357 derringer , designed as a police off-duty/backup weapon by the now defunct COP Inc. of Torrance, California. It is a four barrel, four shot derringer that fires .357 Magnum rounds.
*The name "Stallion" may be a production in-joke on the Marushin's model name, "COP 357," whose name is shared in part with the ubiquitous Colt .357 handgun.
*This exotic-looking weapon appears to be a popular item in motion picture prop departments. This weapon appears in the motion pictures The Matrix Reloaded and Blade Runner (in which Edward James Olmos has a supporting role) . Coincidentally, these cyberpunk movies, like Battlestar, are tales of conflict between humanity and intelligent machines.
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Stan Gibson

Stan Gibson is the name of the janitor seen mopping the corridors of at the end of D'anna Biers' documentary.
As he mops the decks, he can be heard whistling the Colonial anthem .
==Notes==
*The familiar tune whistled by Gibson is also known as the main theme of the Original Series.
*Gibson is the patron saint of Battlestar Wiki's administrators.
*The character is not credited in the episode, but Bradley Thompson obtained the character's name from the episode's writer, Mark Verheiden. 
*The actor's name was obtained by Joe Beaudoin Jr. via the extras continuity books. Lee Jeffries would later go on to play the character of Paolo "Redwing" McKay.
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