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Baltar (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Baltar (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Baltar (TOS alternate).
Professor Baltar is the subject of the Colonial Empire who, with the assistance of Lady Athena and Count Iblis, create the Cylonics and the babbage computer that operates them, Lu-c-fer.
== Cylonics ==
Father of the Cylonics, his Cylonic Knights turn the tide of the Ovion Wars, and his prosthetics save countless Warriors. However, his thirst for power is unquenchable and Baltar attempts to take command of the Twelve Colonial Empires. When that fails, he and his Cylonic creations exile themselves to Gamoray, and the Colonial Warriors saved by his prosthetics work are forced to a life of exile by the Quorum as they fear Baltar's ability to control the recipients of these prostheses.
Baltar retrieves these lost souls—such as Boomer and Jolly—and forces them into servitude, such as mining ore for Baltar's weapons of mass destruction (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
== Imperious Leader ==
Furnishing himself the title of Imperious Leader, Baltar marshals an attack force that wages another war on the Colonial Empire. He targets Caprica first and his Cylonics destroy that part of the Empire with ease.
During this attack, his Cylonic Knights board Crown Prince Apollo's Viper, and extricate him from that craft with designs of turning Apollo, son of his enemy Archduke Adama, into the next generation of his Cylonic Knights—"a Colonial and Cylonic marriage of wires and nerve endings" (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
== Vengeance and Gamoray ==
Following his belief that they had destroyed at , Baltar acts upon Lu-c-fer's advise and the Cylonics retreat to (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
This action leads to Adama, who had deftly survived Baltar's attack at Gamoray, to follow the Cylonics to Gamoray—linking up with rag-tag groups surrounding his and , along with Baltar thought he had decimated. 
On Gamoray, Baltar fights with Apollo, where Apollo breaks Baltar's helmet—and Baltar uses a shard from the helmet to stab Apollo, wounding him enough so that Baltar can affect his escape to another secret base, where Baltar works on rebuilding his Cylonic army following the defeat at Gamoray (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
== Notes == 
Baltar is a germaphobe, which is why he wears a suit and helmet with its own life support system (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
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Baltar (1980 alternate)

Baltar, traitor to the human race, remains alive some 30 yahrens later, having left the hands of the ColonialsThe assumption is that Commander Adama was true to his world and let Baltar go free in exchange for his help with the Battle at Galaxy's Edge. and plots to discontinue further attacks against the . Instead of attacking the Fleet, Baltar and Lucifer execute a plan that allows the Fleet to continue on their journey to Earth, with the intent of finding the lost through the Colonials. This plan succeeds and the Cylons successfully locate Earth (Galactica 1980 2). 
Sometime during the 30 yahren following the Battle at Galaxy's Edge, Baltar is fitted with metal facial components and bides his time by playing piano pieces from "an extinct culture," such as Larson's Apogee in C-Minor (Galactica 1980 2).
He is later killed by Troykus Adama, during Adama's successful attack upon Baltar's basestar, Omega-Monthu (Galactica 1980 4).
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Baltar (TOS alternate reality)

Baltar is the trusted advisor of President leading into the betrayal of the . 
As part of his betrayal, he orders his own aide, , killed ( & ). 
In the time that follows, fuses Baltar to , becoming a hybridized cybernetic entity called Baltifer ().
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Baltifer

Baltifer is the name of a cybernetic entity created by , merging the treasonous and the IL-series drone together following the destruction of the life-form known as man. Thus, Baltifer retains many of Baltar's qualities, namely an unbridled thirst for power and an unrelenting desire to utterly subjugate his enemies, perhaps tempered by Lucifer's inclinations of logic.
In an alternate reality, Baltifer leads the extermination of humanity's remnants across the galaxy as part of the 's galactic subjugation. This includes preventing the dying doctor Zee from replicating the transformation that created Baltifer for himself. This inspires Zee to continue his efforts at finding other ways to sustain his life, as well as developing technologies for use in Baltifer's (and, to perhaps a lesser extent, the Cylon Empire's) plans ( — ).
 helps turn the tide against Baltifer's efforts by encouraging the Colonial Resistance, lead by former President , to be more aggressive in their guerrilla warfare. This culminates at a stand-off at the planetoid Cache, where Adama and Apollo present themselves to Baltifer, putting Adama in the position to slay Baltifer and seize command of Baltifer's baseship (—).
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Baltifer's basestar

Baltifer's basestarThis is the term used by the Colonials in lieu of an actual name. is a large capital warship within the , and the command ship from which Baltifer leads the extermination of the remnants of mankind in an alternate reality.
Following the , is assigned the drone in this task. With the help of , who betrayed humanity in order to find ways to preserve his own life, the two were fused together into a cybernetic amalgamate calling itself "Baltifer." 
As Baltifer prevents Zee from replicating this for himself, Zee is forced to find other ways to achieve his goals of life-extension; this results in the creation of experimentation centers aboard the baseship, as well as holding cells for subjects overseen by large machines, Cylon Wardens ( & ).
Using technology reverse-engineered from the creations devised by , the alternate Doctor Zee outfits the chronal cannon and the temporal warp drive on the baseship, and both technologies were tested at Cache ().
During the resultant Battle of Cache, and a transport themselves to the basestar. Due to the later timely intervention of an incongruous deploying its signal disruptor, Adama is able to kill Baltifer and free the imprisoned humans aboard, fully assuming command of the baseship for its later defense of another during the Nebula Ambush (). 
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Bannister

Captain Bannister is an officer in the United States Air Force circa 1980 CE.
Bannister reports to Colonel Jack Sydell that they've found nothing of the alleged craft that landed the night before. He does tell them of an encampment of Boy Scouts one meadow over, which Sydell investigates .
== Notes ==
* The restoration effort that lead to the blu-ray release of Galactica 1980 revealed this character's name on the blue name tag, as previous releases obscured the text due to their lower resolution. 
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Barbara

Barbara is a nurse paid by Gaius Baltar to look after his father, Julius Baltar, prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. She leaves this position after Julius slices her right forearm with a steak knife, claiming that she stole money from him. Gaius' desperate offer to pay her a "thousand frakking cubits to stay the night" falls upon deaf ears, resulting in her being the third nurse to have abandoned the caretaking position as Julius' caretaker .
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Barclay Hope

Barclay Hope (born 25 February 1958 in Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian actor.
Hope attended Lakefield College in Ontario, Canada.
His filmography includes minor and recurring roles in the American TV series Stargate: SG-1 (as Colonel Lionel Pendergast), Smallville, and the Canadian TV series PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal. Hope has extensive stage experience in shows such as The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and The Heidi Chronicles.
Hope played the unnamed captain of Colonial Heavy 798, the ship that would later become President Roslin's interstellar seat of the Colonial government, in the Miniseries.
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Barge's communications officer

The Barge's communications officer is an unnamed crew member on the Prison Barge.
A friend of Alon's for twenty yahren, he manages to talk Alon out of aiding Krolis' plan to execute , and communicates the emergency to (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
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Barkol

Barkol is an Imperious Leader.
Viceroy Abbadon of the Cylon mainframe city of Tessida reports to Lord Barkol on the destruction of the "infidel" Cylons that populate the Cylon city.
Barkol questions Abbadon's conviction in destroying the infidel's work, ensuring that none of the Cylon's enemies learn of it ().
==Notes==
*The name of this Cylon is a curiosity and may be the result of a research gaffe on Original Series information by the comic's writers, compounded by fandom misinterpretations of the dialogue.
*In "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero," another IL-series Cylon, Lucifer, makes a comment that viewers have mistaken as "Barkol". Battlestar Wiki contributors determined that, in fact, the character said "debacle," and that the Imperious Leader mentioned in that episode is nameless.
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Barnabas Greeley

Barnabas Greeley was the leader of a radical Soldiers of the One cell on . Greeley was committed to violent action and rejected rival cell leader, Clarice Willow's notion of Apotheosis. 
==History==
Greeley's personal belief in a singular God revolved around pain as a pathway to clearer thinking, to that end, Greeley practiced self flagellation .
===The Package===
Working out of a dockside warehouse in Caprica City, Greeley guided his cell in both the planning and carrying out of terror attacks, as well as in prayer groups. Though she never took an active role in his cell, Zoe Graystone was a member of Greeley's circle and had, in some way, made him aware of her "important" project. Active members in Greeley's cell included former students of Clarice Willow, Pann, Hippolyta, Ben Stark, Keon Gatwick and, later, Lacy Rand.
Lacy Rand came to Greeley by way of Keon Gatwick, who believed Greeley was the only member of the Soldiers of the One who could support Lacy's endeavor of delivering Zoe Graystone's" package" to Gemenon. Though it took some convincing, Greeley agreed to help Rand and secured a cargo container that would clear customs. In return, Greeley persuaded Rand to plant a tracking device on Clarice Willow, though, in reality, the device was linked to a sophisticated bomb hidden in Willow's trunk (CAP: "Gravedancing" "Know Thy Enemy," "End of Line").
===Conflict with Clarice===
Greeley's more active and violent methodology chaffed against that of the more subdued Clarice Willow. Labeling her notion of Apotheosis "some crazy plan that make you into a bouncer in some homemade heaven," Greeley gathered weapons and slowly built a power base, undermining Willow's efforts to lie low. Intercepting a shipment of weapons intended for Barnabas, Willow threatened Greeley at gunpoint, ordering him to toe the line. Greeley did the exact opposite, using the bomb created by Keon Gatwick in an attempt at killing Willow as she traveled to Gemenon .
Returning from Gemenon with the full support of the Monotheist Church and power over the Caprican STO cells, Willow immediately began murdering the members of Barnabas' cell who had tried to kill her. Trapping Greeley in a highrise construction site, Willow handcuffed Barnabas to a bomb and then remotely detonated it .
:It's likely Barnabas' death was portrayed off-screen to allow the possibility for the character to return in future episodes. However, with the cancellation of Caprica, Barnabas will most certainly remain dead.
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Барнабас Грили - лидер одной из двух основных группировок Солдатов Одного на Каприке. Жестоко противостоял идее апофеоза своей оппонентки Кларисы Уиллоу.
==Биография==
Барнабас верил, что только посредством боли можно достигнуть более ясного мышления, по этой причине он часто обматывал руки колючей проволокой.
===Посылка===
Подразделение СО Барнабаса базировалось в порту Каприка-Сити, откуда он руководил террористическими актами. Хотя и не принимая активного участия в деятельности его гроппировки, Зоуи Грэйстоун входила в нее, и скорее всего рассказала ему что-то о своем "важном" проекте. Активными членами его подразделения СО были Пэнн, Ипполита, Бен Старк, Кион Гэтвик, а позже и Лэйси Рэнд.
Лэйси Рэнд вышла на Барнабаса через Киона Гэтвика по совету Зоуи. Лэйси считала, что только он сможет помочь доставить "посылку" на Геминон. Хотя Лэйси пришлось некоторое время потратить на завоевание доверия, Барнабас согласился помочь и предоставил безопасный контейнер для посылки. Взамен Барнабас попросил Лэйси поместить в сумку Кларисы Уиллоу "слежащее устройство". В реальности это оказался детонатор.
===Конфликт с Кларисой===
Активные и агрессивные методы Барнабаса противоречили более скрытным методам Кларисы Уиллоу. Высмеяв ее видение апофеоза, Барнабас начал собирать силы, чтобы избавиться от нее. Клариса же перехватила заказанное им оружие и встретила в порту Каприка-Сити, где под дулом пистолета приказала ему прекратить его терракты. Он же сделал все абсолютно наоборот, заминиров ее машину, когда она с Нестором ехала в Космопорт Каприка-Сити.
Вернувшись с Геминона, и имея полную поддержку Монотеистической Церкви, Клариса начала искать и убивать всех, кто был причастен к покушению на ее жизнь. Она нашла Барнабаса в одной из высоток Каприка-Сити. Приковав его наручниками к бомбе, она оставила его в здании, а спустившись вниз, на улицу, она взорвала бомбу дистанционно.
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Barnard's Star

Barnard's Star is a star located 6 light-years from Earth.
Due to high neutrino levels, Doctor Zee posits that the Cylon fleet is staged here, awaiting for the Colonials to happen upon Earth. Once this happens, Zee believes that the Cylons will unleash the final assault against the humans and their unprepared brothers and sisters of Earth.
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Barry Garner

Commander Barry Garner is the third commanding officer of Pegasus, appointed by Admiral William Adama after the deaths of Admiral Helena Cain and Commander Jack Fisk. Before his promotion, he was the ship's chief engineer.
As commander, Garner does not inspire great confidence and runs the ship like a martinet. Kara Thrace considers him "paranoid and barely competent" , an opinion shared by Kendra Shaw . Garner holds a similar contempt for both women: he orders Thrace's transfer back to (The Captain's Hand), and reassigns Shaw to mess duty (Razor).
Garner's rash judgment and lack of experience jeopardizes Pegasus when he disobeys Admiral Adama's orders and takes the battlestar into the binary stellar cloud to recover the missing crews instead of an advance recon of Raptors as instructed.
As Adama suspects, three Cylon basestars ambush Pegasus and damage her FTL. Garner momentarily freezes under the pressure, then decides that he needs to lead the repair team personally, handing the CIC over to Major . Garner enters a compartment which is venting air into space, seals the hatch behind him and finds the coolant leak disabling the FTL drive. Meanwhile, Major Adama's tactics severely damage one of the basestars and throw the others into disarry, buying Garner time to fix the leak. Garner's repair brings Pegasus's FTL back into operation and the battlestar escapes the lop-sided battle. However, Garner succumbs to hypoxia in the compartment and dies.
After the battle, the events surrounding Garner's death are reviewed by both Adamas. Reports were also filed by both Major Adama and Thrace. Major Adama understands that Garner's failure was in treating people as he would a machine, whereas Thrace's assessment of him is considerably harsher .
==Notes==
*This character was originally named "Barry Trammel," but at the last minute it had to be changed for legal reasons when the production team found that there was a real person with that name.
*Unlike William Adama, Helena Cain, Saul Tigh and Jack Fisk, Garner does not wear flight wings, indicating that a pilot background may not be a necessary prerequisite for command of a battlestar. Although Garner's background appears to be primarily in engineering, the lack of high-ranking Pegasus officers, to which Admiral Adama repeatedly alludes, might have persuaded him to waive this requirement.
 
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Barry Kennedy

Barry Kennedy (born 1955) is the Canadian actor and stand-up comedian who portrayed Admiral Peter Corman in "Hero," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Kennedy is a stand-up comedian and writer, having written two novels, Through the Deadfall (1997) and The Hindmost (1998).
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Barry Nelson

Barry Nelson (April 16, 1917—April 7, 2007) was an American actor who portrayed Sire Bogan in the Original Series' episode "The Magnificent Warriors".
Born in San Francisco, California, Nelson has acted in various series including Salvage 1, Dallas (with Audrey Landers), Magnum, P.I. (with Larry Manetti), and The Twilight Zone.
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Barry Nerling

Barry Nerling was born in Vernon,British Columbia. He later moved to Vancouver to pursue acting full time. During his time in Vancouver, Barry has been on many of the popular Sci-Fi T.V. series filmed in Vancouver including acting and stunt credits on Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Eureka and Tinman. Barry first appeared on Battlestar Galactica in Season One Episode 3 as a prisoner recruited to help the fleet find water in exchange for time off his sentence. Soon after his character became a Marine and has since become Adama's Corporal and somewhat of a known fixture on Galactica.
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Barry Van Dyke

Barry Van Dyke (born 31 July 1951 in Atlanta, Georgia) is an American actor.
Van Dyke is the second son of legendary American TV and film actor and entertainer, Dick Van Dyke.
Van Dyke got into show business early with his first television role at age nine, where he played a violin-toting nine year old in "The Talented Neighborhood" episode of his father's classic series, The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Van Dyke's other television work includes his starring role as St. John Hawke in the fourth season of Airwolf. He appeared in the TV shows Gun Shy, Mr. Mom, and The Redd Foxx Show. His films include Foxfire Light, It Happened at Lakewood Manor, and Casino. Recently, Van Dyke is worked behind the scenes on subsequent ventures of his father's, and has co-starred with him in two series, The Van Dyke Show, and Diagnosis Murder, also writing and directing several episodes of this series.
Van Dyke is an avid motorcyclist with special enthusiasm for dirt bikes, which came in handy during the filming of Galactica 1980, where he co-starred as the Colonial Warrior Dillon.
==External Links==
*Unofficial Fan Site
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Barton

Flight Sergeant Barton is a pilot and Warrior on . He is often Flight Sergeant Ortega's wingman and partner, although he made it definitely clear that Ortega was never a close friend of his; he only partnered with Ortega in Triad due to the fact that he was a winner. 
After Ortega's termination, and set out to clear 's name, and Barton was the only person they could question. Barton reveals that he hung around a particular pyramid dealer on the ; as well as commented on the fact that Ortega feared only one person—a man named Karibdis—after Barton got on Ortega about changing his behavior before someone killed him. This fact was revealed during a long-range patrol. Barton also informs the Warriors that there were many other people that Ortega crossed paths with, but the information Barton provides is instrumental in finding Karibdis and proving Starbuck's innocence .
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