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Stephanie Jacobsen

Stephanie Jacobsen (also credited as Stephanie Chaves-Jacobsen) is a Hong Kong-born Australian actress who plays Kendra Shaw in "Razor," a television movie feature of the Re-imagined Series.
Virtually unknown to American or European audiences, Jacobsen had recurring roles in two Australian TV shows, headLand and Pizza. In the genre, she also had a brief appearance in the last season of SCIFI Channel's Farscape. Recently, she was cast as Maya in ABC's remake of Life on Mars, but was replaced by Lisa Bonet when nearly all of the parts were re-cast following the first pilot. She portrays Yoshi in a yet untitled sci-fi/horror movie referred to as "Untitled Gehenna Project". 
Jacobsen had a semi-regular role for most of the second season of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles as the character Commander Jesse Flores, a Resistance fighter from the future. Coincidentally, this character also served as executive officer, but on the nuclear submarine USS Jimmy Carter.
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* Stephanie Jacobsen GALACTICA.TV interview
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Stephen McNutt

Stephen McNutt is the director of photography for the Re-imagined Series. 
McNutt appears with David Eick in a video blog episode on the set of the episode "Sacrifice".
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Stephen Spender

Stephen Spender is an actor, singer, and songwriter who portrayed an ill-fated Raptor pilot in the Re-imagined Series episode, "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I."
Born in London, England, United Kingdom, Spender trained in the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
After relocating to Canada, Spender worked in a variety of minor roles in several American television series, made-for-TV movies, and theatrical releases. In the genre, his film credits include Blade: Trinity, while TV credits include Dark Angel, The Outer Limits and Stargate: Atlantis.
For a time period beginning about 2014, Spender focused on his singing and songwriting in the indie-folk genre, releasing his debut album Crowded Heart on August 1 of that year. He also lent his voice and song-writing to the east coast band, Bigtop.
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Steve Bacic

Steve Bacic (born March 13, 1965) is the actor who portrayed Colonel Jurgen Belzen, the original XO of , in "Razor".
He also appeared in the SciFi Channel series Stargate SG-1 as Camulus, in Flash Gordon as Prince Barin, and in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda as Gaheris Rhade and Telemachus Rhade.
== Notes ==
* His last name is pronounced like the word "basic."
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Steve Baldwin

Steve Baldwin is an older man in his sixties who announces the various plays in the game between the Encino Cougars and the Polecats. Before the game, he interviews Billy Eheres about his team .
== Notes ==
* The name is from the script for "Spaceball".
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Steve Fleer

Lt. Steve "Red Devil" Fleer is a Raptor pilot assigned to the battlestar Pegasus.
He appears to be in command of the search and rescue party looking for Raptor 718 and Raptor 314.
When the SAR Raptors find them, he reports the deaths of all four pilots just before three Cylon basestars ambush Pegasus and the rescue team .
His callsign later appears on a pilot duty roster .
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* A nameplate was made for a "Gwen Fleer" with the same callsign and last name. Given the multiple similarities of that name, it is plausible that the nameplate was made for this character before production changes changed the character's name, gender and type of craft Fleer pilots.
* James Bell previously played an unnamed ECO of the ill-fated Raptor 3 in "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I," and as such that character and Fleer are not the same.
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Steve Kreinberg

Steve Krienberg is one of two writers who penned "I Have Seen Earth," an unfilmed script of the Original Series.
The bulk of his screen writing work has been with sitcoms, including Mork and Mindy, Saved by the Bell, and Head of the Class, often with writing partner Andy Guerdat.
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Steven Harper

Steven Harper (also known as Steven Piziks) is the author of the Re-imagined Series novel "Unity".
Harper was born in Saginaw, Michigan.
Harper wrote the novelizations of the films Identity and Exorcist: The Beginning. He also wrote the Star Trek: Voyager novel "The Nanotech War".
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Stewart Jaffee

Private Stewart Jaffee is a Marine serving on Galactica. 
He is tasked with bringing Admiral William Adama his coffee in the morning and presumably other meals .
During the mutiny aboard Galactica, Adama sends Jaffee to check on the status of a fire reported near the ship's main communications array. When Jaffee returns and reports that there is no fire and the array has been sabotaged, exposing the mutineers' ruse, ringleader Felix Gaeta takes command of the ship with the support of marines loyal to his cause. The marines overstep Gaeta's intentions, however, and open fire on Admiral Adama and Colonel Tigh. Jaffee is killed shielding Adama from the marines' bullets. Adama is deeply angered by Jaffee's death, telling Gaeta that Jaffee "died honoring his uniform," but that for his treachery, Gaeta would "die with nothing." 
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* Jaffee's first name, "Stewart," is not mentioned in the dialogue, but is derived from the end credits of "A Day in the Life".
* Jafee is only referred to as "private" while wearing the rank insignia of a private first class. This indicates that, just like with other ranks such as degrees of sergeants and lieutenants, the rank can be informally shorted to "private."
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Stims

Stims, short for "stimulants," are a type of drug used to temporarily increase alertness and attentiveness. Nothing yet is known of their chemical composition, or if the term refers to one substance or a class of several.
Galactica's pilots are forced to use them to stay alert following four continuous days on Condition One and Two alert status after their initial escape from Ragnar. During this time, when Lee Adama, Kara Thrace, Sharon Valerii and Alex Quartararo are flying CAP, Quartararo describes his reaction to stims as having "ants crawling behind his frakking eyeballs." Earlier, Thrace objects to their use, believing that their use dulls her flying skills, and initially refuses to take hers until ordered by Lee Adama .
Overuse or overdosing on stims can cause irrational, violent, and psychotic behavior. Viper pilot Louanne Katraine severely damages her Viper and injures herself when her stim use severely impairs her cognition . Later, when the use of stims is suggested during a particularly grueling mission, Katraine argues strongly against their use, stating it would tax the starving pilots' system too greatly. Stim use for the mission is then left up to individual discretion .
Stims are a likely component of a Colonial medkit.
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*In real life, stimulants, or amphetamines, are used by combat pilots to maintain alertness.
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Stinger (Galactica)

Stinger is the call sign of a pilot on the battlestar Galactica ("Miniseries, Night 1").
While not seen onscreen, Stinger's callsign has appeared multiple times throughout the series.
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* 33
* Act of Contrition
* The Hand of God
* Resistance
* A Day in the Life
* Six of One
* Someone to Watch Over Me
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* Not to be confused with Captain Cole "Stinger" Taylor, the CAG of Pegasus.
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Stockwell

Major Stockwell is a B-17 pilot who encounters Troy, Jamie Hamilton, and Dillon after his plane is shot down over Nazi Germany.
Stockwell's mission, to sabotage a V-2 rocket on a rocket base in Peenemünde, is complicated when Jewish prisoners are found, who are destined for a deadly concentration camp named Auschwitz.
Stockwell aids the Colonial team in freeing the prisoners, but not before the Colonials accomplish his mission by destroying the V-2 rocket.
Stockwell is saddened when the Colonial team, particularly Jamie Hamilton, must return to their point of origin .
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In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named Colonel John H. Guidry. Having little respect for the French military leader Charles de Gaulle, he manages to fly into German airspace using a Mosquito bomber with English markings up until he is shot down 6 miles from Obersalzberg, crashing in te nearby Bavarian forest.. 
Having been saved by Troy, Dillon and Jamie Hamilton, he is very mistrusting of the trio, and is still unsure what to make of them even after they successfully destroy the V2 prototype rocket. However, before leaving, Jamie Hamilton scratches "Watergate, 1972" into Guidry's dog-tags, letting him know that they are time travelers without outright saying so.Ibid., p. 136
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Stoffa

Dr. Stoffa is a member of the Fleet.
Dr. Cottle, aboard Galactica, asks Daniel Novacek, boarding a Raptor, to have Dr. Stoffa contact Cottle after Novacek arrived as his destination .
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*Before the episode "Hero," no information was available on the availability of another physician aside from Doctor Cottle. While never explicitly stated, many people assumed from Cottle's off-ship duties , that he is the only physician in the Fleet. Stoffa could be a physician from Pegasus, but based on the context of Cottle's dialogue and the nature of Novacek's ordeal, Stoffa may be a clinical psychologist and not a medical doctor.
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Stone

Stone is the Nationalist aide to General Maxwell, as well as a family friend.
"Stoney's" knowledge of the general's mission to Lunar One makes him a threat to President Arends' peace treaty and is later imprisoned on Arends' order.
Stone initially doesn't believe the story told by Captain Apollo, who appears to be Colonel Watts, but apparently believes some of the tale after Starbuck appears.
Together they then go to the Precedium to convince the council that an attack is imminent and that the peace treaty is just a delaying tactic.
Stone reports the Eastern Alliance attack to Maxwell in the Precedium. After the Attack and the ongoing peace talks he noticed, that Apollo must have left the building .
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Stop the Sagittaron Stereotypes

Stop the Sagittaron Stereotypes is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Harold Sims. It was printed in Aprilis 24, YR42.
== Story ==
I was watching Young People Going Out with Each Other the other night and, in a remarkable twist on the show's usual theme, there was a character that turned down a woman's invitation to go back to her apartment after meeting at a dance club. "What are you, a Sagittaron?" she asks, mocking his decision to remain sexually abstinent. 
I was watching Sketch Comedy Friday the other night and there was a skit where a hospital was taken over by a Sagittaron doctor, who banned all modern medicine and demanded patients only be administered herbal remedies and faith healing. Everyone in the hospital started dying from their sicknesses and injuries, and when the staff pleaded with the doctor to allow them to reinstate their usual health procedures, he refused, saying, "It is the Sagittaron Way." 
I caught an old horror movie called Terror in Tawa in which a young Sagittaron girl becomes pregnant out of wedlock and gets an abortion. Everyone on her block finds out and they proceed to subject her to horrific physical and emotional tortures before burning her to death in front of a temple in the center of town as "a warning to others." 
I have many more examples, but do I really need to go on? 
Yes, stereotypes usually exist because they are based on some kind of truth. But they also exist because it is easier to simplify something you don't understand rather than try to truly be educated about it. Stereotypes are based on ignorance, and fear, and laziness. The Caprican entertainment industry chooses to see Sagittarons as pedantic religious zealots hopelessly behind the times, and from that point of view they are able to conjure endless sources of humiliation disguised as comic relief. 
What they base their material on is certainly founded in some sort of reality. But it is far, far from the complete picture. 
In short, I'm sick of the Sagittaron stereotypes in movies and on TV. By humiliating us for the sake of a laugh, the entertainment industry is only spreading its offensive ignorance and fear to its audience. 
For shame!
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Stopping the Landed Cylons

The human-looking Cylon android Andromus and Centurion Centuri plan to use a radio station to broadcast a distress signal so that the Cylon fleet can destroy Earth, and it is up to Troy and Dillon to stop them.
A fire fight between Andromus and Centuri begin. The firefight is brief, with Dillon taking out Centuri and Troy shooting Andromus. Centuri carries the wounded Andromus and jumps from the building, landing inside of a dump truck; the fate of the remains is unstated 
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Storm of the Century Hits Caprica

Storm of the Century Hits Caprica is a The Caprican News article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Februarius 11, YR42.
== Story ==
It took just twenty minutes last night for Caprica City's most powerful lightning storm in history to rip through the streets. It appeared as if out of nowhere and then, just as quickly, it was gone. Dog howls and car alarms could be heard echoing through the city after the lightning had ceased. Thirty homes were damaged in the city and surrounding areas when the nearly one hundred strikes hit. Minor injuries were reported but, thankfully, no one was killed. Power outages were reported in several parts of the city but power was restored within several hours. 
Where were you when the storm hit? What was is like for you? The Caprican wants to know. Sound off in the comments below!
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*According to a City of Caprica Department of Public Works worker Jonas Malkas, this storm held back construction of the Colonial Highway 5 for "a good month or so." (The Caprican: "Road Work on Colonial 5 Nears Completion")
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Storm zone

Following the Nebula Ambush, happens across another "fork in the road," featuring a well-charted sector of space and a "storm zone" ().
The storm zone, also referred to as a quantum storm (), consists of high energon stellar storms that blue flight, lead by Lt. , investigate. In returning to , blue flight's s are found to be charged with high-static energon fields, which discharge into void lightning that hits Xam and causes a total power outage aboard the (.
Upon hitting Xam, the discharge awakens latent psionic potential, which grows due to the proximity of the energon fields of the storm zone. These psionic abilities project false yet immutable beliefs that lies at the center of the storm zone, heavily influencing many people in the Fleet, including Commander (—).
Due to Cylon engagement into the unnamed, coreward quadrant by Capt. and red flight (), Commander approves going through the storm zone (.
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* The "storm zone" can be seen as an analog to the magnetic void to .
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Straits of Madagon

The Straits of Madagon are a passage through the Nova of Madagon, and is one of the first destinations of and her new civilian Fleet after the Battle of Cimtar.
The Cylons had mined the straits, but Apollo, Starbuck, and clear the mines in their s, allowing the Fleet to pass through to Carillon .
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Stratton

Stratton is a land owner who owns the land that Billy Eheres' camp resides upon.
Eheres' aide tells Jamie Hamilton and Xaviar that Stratton would sell so fast that all of them would wake up on someone else's land .
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* In the shooting script for "Spaceball," Stratton is described as a "hard, weather-beaten [man] in a severe suit".Script for "Spaceball", p. 17
* Also in said script, Stratton is noted as being more generous, noting that he's given Eheres a lot of leeway (over six months), and that he could have sold the land a month ago for a nice profit to the company (Intercontinental) who wants the land.Ibid., p. 18
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Streets of Caprica

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 	42YR / 58 BCH	Introduced in Caprica series title .
 	42YR / 58 BCH	Introduced in Caprica series title .
 	42YR / 58 BCH	Introduced in Caprica series title .
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Striker

Striker is a Colonial Celestra type vessel that escapes the Fall of the Twelve Colonies with the and 
It remains aligned to Commander William Adama during the short-lived schism between the military and civilian governments following Sharon "Boomer" Valerii's botched assassination attempt on Adama (TRS: "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II").
During an unrep between Striker and a refinery ship, both are minimally damaged due to the incompetent oversight of recently-promoted Captain George Birch, Galactica CAG .
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* Striker is unlisted on the Roslin/Baltar election board. In the chyron over Striker while it unreps before colliding with the refinery ship, the refinery is listed only as "Tanker," likely indicating that "Striker" is a designation rather than a name. It can be posited that Striker was destroyed sometime between "Home, Part I" and the election in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II," though neither dialogue nor the survivor counts from that span of episodes reflect such an event.
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Image:Tanker3 206 1080i.jpg|Striker, The tanker & Birch's Raptor    
Image:Tanker 206 1080i.jpg|Striker - Schematic view    
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Strohmeyer

Strohmeyer is a Colonial Marine assigned to Galactica circa , the tenth year of the First Cylon War.
While on a transport en route to Galactica with Ensign William Adama, Adama discovers that Strohmeyer and fellow Marines are watching war porn, leading to a verbal sparring match between Strohmeyer and Jenna McGavin, whom he believes to be a symp .
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Strohmeyer's appearance and interactions with Adama and McGavin exist solely as deleted scenes, aside from brief shots in the periphery during the transport scene in the final cut.
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Stu Nomion

Stu Nomion was an accomplished composer whose famous works include music that would become the Colonial Anthem and Nomion's 3rd Sonata.
Composer Dreilide Thrace played Nomion's 3rd Sonata during his live concert at the Helice Opera House .
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* According to Bear McCreary, Stu Nomion is the in-universe representation of Stu Phillips, the original Battlestar Galacticaseries composerBear McCreary's blog: Someone to Watch Over Me. His 3rd Sonata appeared in the opening of each original series episode ("There are some who believe life here, began out there..."), while the Colonial Anthem is the original series main theme.
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Stu Phillips

Stu Phillips is a television and film music composer. He is best known for composing the theme songs to many popular television shows of the 1970s and 1980s, including Knight Rider, Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Quincy, and The Hardy Boys Mysteries.
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* Stu Phillips' personal website
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Stuart

Please select a specific reference for the name Stuart:
* James Patrick Stuart, is the actor who portrayed Doctor Zee in Galactica 1980.
* Norman Stuart, who portrayed a statesman in "Saga of a Star World."
* Stuart Bachanal, better known as "Banzai," William Adama's squadron leader during Operation Raptor Talon in the "Razor Flashbacks."
* Stuart Brownstein, a UCLA professor noted in the Galactica Discovers Earth novelization.
Stuart Bachanal

Lieutenant Stuart "Banzai" BachanalFull name is shown on a Viper nameplate sold during the Propworx auction. was a Viper pilot and squadron leader assigned to Galactica during the Cylon War.
During Operation Raptor Talon, William Adama flew as Banzai's wingman in a failed attempt to defend Columbia from the Cylons who had knocked out her defenses (Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3).
Banzai had to be firm with the willful young Adama, having to pull Adama away from a wounded Jaycie McGavin (Razor Flashbacks, Episode 2) and later unsuccessfully trying to keep Adama from following two Cylon Raiders down to the ice planet (Razor Flashbacks, Episode 3).
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* Banzai briefly appears in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5 comic, informing William Adama that the Cylons signed the Armistice and that Jaycie McGavin died as a result of her injuries. 
* Banzai may be named after Dr. Buckaroo Banzai from The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.
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Stubbs

Stubbs is a maleStubbs, while unseen and uncredited, does have one line in the episode. After Strike Force One is ordered to retreat, he reports to Galactica: "Galactica, Stubbs. Cylon strike force is turning away from Deacon and inbound to Galactica." From this, his gender can be determined. Raptor pilot aboard who monitors enemy force deployment during the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid. He is attached to Strike Force One, while 's Raptor is attached to Strike Force Two.
Since Valerii and 's Raptor is labeled "Boomer" during this scene, and Stubbs's Raptor also bears his name, it can be assumed that he is a pilot rather than an ECO .
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*"Stubb" is possibly an obscure reference to Moby-Dick: the second mate of the Pequod is named "Stubb". The first mate of the Pequod, incidentally, is named "Starbuck."
*A Raptor, 8021NC, is noted on the War Room chalkboard as being piloted by a pilot named Stubb, and is possibly meant to be Stubbs himself.
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