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Ser 5-9

Ser 5-9, an abbreviated form of Series 5, Culture 9, is a Theta-class life-form on Arcta. While classified as a worker clone, Ser demonstrates acts of compassion, courage and level-headedness, and is inspired to rebel against Vulpa's Cylons. He assists in the recovery of the expedition who had survived Death Point thanks to Muffit. After their rescue, he leads the Galactica crew to the Cylon-dominated underground city, secreting and his Daggit with the Theta children.
Upon Captain Apollo's instance, Ser leads Apollo to the "Father-Creator," Doctor Ravashol. When Ravashol initially claims that the pulsar is manned by Thetas, Ser respectfully informs Ravashol that any Theta approaching the pulsar was whipped. During this conversation, a contingent of Cylon Centurions interrupt to perform an inspection; Ser hides Apollo in a research computer stack and allows himself to be captured. Since Planners are only permitted in the laboratory areas, his discovery leads to Ser's punishment via whipping, in spite of Ravashol's claims that he needed someone to do heavy work on short notice.
Despite Ser's apparent willingness to aid the Colonials, he is against destroying the pulsar, as it was the only means to defend themselves against the Cylons. It takes Ravashol to convince him that they must help the surviving Colonials by destroying the pulsar. Once convinced, Ser leads Apollo, Wolfe, Croft and Leda to the top of the mountain where the pulsar is housed. In the attempt, he is injured by an avalanche leaving him unable to lead, though he is able to inform the Colonials on how to enter the pulsar via the air intake vent ("The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I," "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II")
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Seraphs

Seraphs are the names for the Beings of Light first discovered in "War of the Gods, Part II," originating from the Maximum Press series, and is later re-used in Dynamite Comics' Original Series comics.
== Maximum Press ==
The Seraphs are responsible for providing and her Fleet a "warp system" that permits them to reach Earth.
Additionally, the Seraphs have the ability to warp ships and time travel at will.
== Dynamite Comics ==
Decades later, the term is used for the Beings of Light in the Dynamite Comics saga, collected in .
The Seraphs, per 's machinations, are drawn into the black hole and separate realm created by Iblis himself, using and 's as bait to play upon "their weakness" of compassion (). Using his force of Meclons, Iblis destroys the ; he is unaware that they know of his plan, and reveal themselves once and his father break Iblis' possession of Adama ().
The Seraphs use their power to save the marooned survivors from Iblis' planet, and to escape from their doomed ship, their number spread throughout the Fleet while escaping back into the known universe. By their efforts, they broker a firmer peace between the Cylons and the surviving humans (). 
== Notes ==
* The term seraph is applied to angelic or celestial beings, originating from Ancient Judaism. While the beings in the Original Series are not referred to thusly within the series proper, the term has been applied to the Beings of Light by fandom in the absence of a definitive canonical term. 
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Serenity

Serenity is a human agro settlement on the planet Sectar. It is often raided by Borays, who live in the nearby wilderness, during the onset of a full moon for its food and, if the opportunity arises, its women. Their latest constable, Farnes, dies in a vain attempt to fend off one such attack.
The settlement is led by Sire Bogan, who orchestrates the theft of Siress Belloby's energizer in order to swindle into accepting the constable badge.
The Borays raid Serenity one final time, absconding with Belloby, forcing Adama, Apollo, Boomer and Starbuck to pursue the Borays to their wilderness encampment. Starbuck trades the constable badge of the town to their Boray's leader, Nogow, thus establishing a peace between the two parties, 
Belloby remains behind to pursue her relationship with Nogow, as the Fleet continues onward in its quest, having acquired the agro seedlings to replenish those lost during a Cylon attack .
== Related Imagery ==
File:Serenity.jpg|The outside of the bar in Serenity .
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Sergio Fernandez Davila

Sergio Fernandez Davila is a cover artist for Dynamite Entertainment.
He provided various concept art incentive covers for all four issues of Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880.
His work for Dynamite included work on the various steampunk-themed Legenderry series (Legenderry Green Hornet, Legenderry Vampirella, et al.) as well as Jennifer Blood and Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris. 
== Gallery ==
=== Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1 ===
File:Sergio Davila - In-Progress Cover Battlestar Galactica 1880 1.jpg|In-progress pencil art for "Cover B."Source: 
BSG188001CovIncenDavila.jpg|Cover B: Original art incentive cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez DavilaColors: Ivan Nunes
BSG188001CovIncenDavilaBW.jpg|Cover C: Black & white incentive variant.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
BSG188001CovIncenAthena.jpg|Cover D: Athena Concept Art Incentive CoverArt: Sergio Fernandez Davila
BSG188001CovIncenCylon.jpg|Cover E: Cylon Concept Art Incentive CoverArt: Sergio Fernandez Davila
=== Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2 ===
BSG188002CovIncenStarbuck.jpg|Cover B: Starbuck Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
BSG188002CovIncenApollo.jpg|Cover C: Apollo Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
=== Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3 ===
BSG188003CovIncenAdama.jpg|Cover B: Adama Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
BSG188003CovIncenMuffit.jpg|Cover C: Muffit Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
=== Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4 ===
BSG188004CovIncen10Boomer.jpg|Cover B: Boomer Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
BSG188004CovIncen20CassSheba.jpg|Cover C: Cassiopeia (R) and Sheba (L) Concept Art Incentive Cover.Art: Sergio Fernandez Davila
=== Concept Art ===
1880 - Adama Concept Art.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.Source: 
1880 - Apollo Concept Art.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.
1880 - Athena Concept Art.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.
1880 - Baltar Concept Art.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.
File:1880 - Baltar Concept Inked.jpg|Concept art for Baltar, colorized by Ivan Nune.
1880 - Cylonic Concept Art.jpg|Concept art for Cylonics in pencil.
1880 - Cassiopeia and Sheba.jpg|Concept art for and in pencil.
1880 - Muffit in Pencil.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.
1880 - Muffit Concept Inked.JPG|Concept art for Muffit, colorized by Ivan Nune.
1880 - Starbuck in Pencil.jpg|Concept art for in pencil.
1880 - Starbuck Concept Inked.JPG|Concept art for Starbuck, colorized by Ivan Nune.
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Sergio Mimica-Gezzan

Sergio Mimica-Gezzan is a director for the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
**You Can't Go Home Again
*Season 2:
**Fragged
**Home, Part I
**The Captain's Hand
*Season 3:
**Occupation
**Precipice
**The Son Also Rises
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Serina (TOS alternate reality)

Serina is a lieutenant in 's Colonial Resistance in an alternate reality.
Following the death of on , Serina survives the and joins Adama's resistance, rising its ranks and becoming one of the best known pilots that they have (). 
A 's appearance in the alternate reality renews both Serina and 's drive, as they are more aggressive in their guerrilla efforts against the . This cultivates in a trust between herself and Apollo in the three months following his arrival, despite an initial introduction that results in Apollo being thrown on his back and being called a "freak" for his comments relating to and his departed wife, (—).
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Serina (alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of Serina from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Berkley Novelizations ==
=== Background ===
Serina is a Caprican native with a history as a worlds-famous news reporter. She won various awards during her career before the Battle of Cimtar, but she was "forced" to refuse them for unspecified reasons of a political nature.
Further, it is noted that Serina adopted Boxey after the Cylon attacks.Ibid., 19.
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
Following the , Serina and her son, Boxey, berth with Apollo on Galactica. Prior to Apollo's mission to Maytoria, Serina convinces Boxey to be strong for Apollo, even though Boxey fears that Apollo might not return. In turn, Apollo solicits a promise from Boxey (and Muffit) to watch over Serina while he is gone. As they depart, Starbuck promises Serina that Apollo would return even if he has "to drag him a hundred hectars through the aldarium belt" ().
After Apollo returns from the disastrous mission without either Starbuck or Boomer, Serina attempts to comfort Apollo and give him a space in which to mourn; Apollo recalls his promise to Starbuck from their early days at the Academy and refuses to do so, fearing that he would never recover from the act of catharsis ().
After her death at Cylon hands on , Boxey is raised by Apollo with the help of various crew members who act as an extended family ()
A from an alternate reality appears in , as a Colonial Warrior in 's resistance to the .
== Marvel comics ==
Serina reports from as the launch their devastating attack against the . She saves her son, , from falling debris during the attack as he plays with his daggit, .
With a group of survivors, she makes way to the landing site of 's , and begins asking various questions regarding the Colonial Fleet and the unexpected Cylon attack. appears after returning from the remains of his former home, and tells the survivors to assemble together and take any ship that can carry them, thus creating ().
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Serisone

Serisone is a medical drug applied via injector. It is included with all medkits.
It can prevent fluid buildup in lungs, if administered regularly. Socinus receives doses of the drug after suffering injuries from a Raptor crash on .
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* This drug is most likely named to resemble similar real anti-inflammatory corticosteroids like Prednisone. Based on the description of its action, Serisone is most likely similar to Lasix (furosemide), a high ceiling loop diuretic used to draw fluid from the lungs. 
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Serpentine

Serpentine is a Centurion Flight Leader who reports of the existence of survivors in a caravan led by the battlestar Galactica to the Imperious Leader. The Imperious Leader instructs it to inform Count Baltar of his displeasure, ordering Baltar to deliver either Galactica or his own head .
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Sertis Quadrant

Sertis Quadrant is the possible location of the Fleet, well outside the .
After the destruction of Volahd's basestar and the Acmarans' city of Salis, Vulpa Six reports that probes are tracking signals from this quadrant, prompting the Imperious Leader to order Vulpa Six to proceed to this quadrant (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
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Service for the dead

right|thumb|An honor guard at a military funeral 
A service for the dead is funeral service, which can be either a civilian ceremony or a military funeral.
Priest Elosha conducts services for the dead after Galactica's initial escape from Ragnar Anchorage .
Two years prior to the fall of the Twelve Colonies, a chaplain administers a service of the dead for Zak Adama.
After several pilots die in an accident on Galactica hangar deck, Elosha is called to perform another service .
 holds an improvised service for Tarn and Socinus after the two are killed on Kobol .
Admiral Helena Cain is given full military honors at her funeral .
After Cally Tyrol's death a small civilian service is held for her .
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Sesha Abinell

Sesha Abinell is a terrorist living on the freighter Greenleaf who, with the help of fellow conspirators, holds patrons hostage in a lounge aboard Cloud 9.
Abinell had been widowed approximately 10 weeks earlier as a result of a Cylon attack on the Greenleaf.
In the time since the attack, she composes a manifesto consisting mainly of conspiracy theories regarding Cylon infiltration of the Colonial Fleet, leading to the destruction of the Twelve Colonies. The manifesto is released to Fleet news after she and three men take control of a lounge aboard Cloud 9.
Convinced that the Cylons are still manipulating the military, Abinell demands that Admiral William Adama hand over the copy of Sharon Valerii incarcerated aboard Galactica. Abinell threatens to start killing hostages if Adama does not comply.
To defuse the situation, Adama promises to give Abinell the body of Valerii in exchange for the safety of the hostages. Abinell reluctantly agrees to the terms. The corpse that Adama provides, however, is that of Sharon Valerii, the dead copy of Valerii shot by Cally Henderson months before.
When Adama's deception is discovered, Abinell and her gunmen open fire, fatally wounding Billy Keikeya. Abinell herself is slain by Colonial Marines .
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Seventh-millennium

The seventh-millennium spans a period of recorded Colonial History from the yahrens 7000 to 7999.
In a celebratory toast among the Quorum of Twelve, President Adar notes that the events of the Cylon peace accord brokered by Baltar occur during this time .
== See Also ==
* Timeline (TOS), inclusive of the seventh-millennium depicted in the Original Series.
* Timeline (1980), inclusive of the seventh-millennium depicted in Galactica 1980.
* Timeline (TOS alternate), inclusive of the seventh-millennium depicted in the Original Series' comics and novels.
* Timeline (TOS-RH), inclusive of the seventh-millennium depicted in the Original Series' novelizations written, in part, by Richard Hatch.
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Severus

Severus is a member of Ghost Squadron. After Therion destruction during the Battle of Aquaria and the discovery of Orion, he asks if the Ghosts are all that remain (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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Sexuality in Battlestar Galactica (TOS)

Sexuality in the Original Series echoes many of the sentiments of classic science fiction of the early to late twentieth-century, particularly the late 1970s, when the series first aired.
Such relationships were purely heterosexual in nature, with an emphasis of certain males (i.e. , Sire Uri, and Count Iblis) seeking the partnership of various females, but typically independent (and unbeknownst) to the other females. 
== Polygamy and Monogamy ==
Both polygamy and monogamy are known to the Colonials. Polygamy itself is a mating practice that dates as far back as the Lords of Kobol with each lord having multiple wives in a time before the exodus from . Such wives were typically "very young" according to the Book of the Word . It remains unstated whether or not bisexual sex acts were involved in these polygamous relationships.
Yet despite this, monogamy appears to be the default mating practice of the Colonies, as many Colonials were Sealed to only one mate, among them:
* Apollo and Serina 
* and Ila 
* Sire Uri and Siress Uri
== Un-Sealed practices ==
Although monogamy apparently reigns on the Colonies, many Colonial males such as Starbuck, Chameleon, and Sire Uri tend to regale themselves with multiple female companions. 
Being the primary "swash-bucking" character, Starbuck tends to engage in flirtatious relationships with the various women he has come across, including: , Aurora , Cassiopeia, Miri , and even attempted to flirt with Sheba .
In addition, it is indicated that women also regaled themselves with multiple male companions. In "War of the Gods, Part II," Iblis comments to Starbuck that Sheba should not limit herself to one man, when Starbuck notes that Sheba seemed to dump Iblis in favor of Apollo during a Fleet celebration.
Also, sexual relationships seem to be fairly fancy-free, as Siress Blassie takes a sexual interest in Chameleon, who arranges for his affairs after it was "proven" that Chameleon was not Starbuck's father .
== Socialators ==
Socialators are a form of sexual companion serving the Colonies. Their vocation is sanctified by "the elders," whose gender was never directly specified either way. People practicing this vocation are viewed with disdain by religious groups like the Otori Sect and, judging by Cassiopeia's quick defense of the vocation to Starbuck, others . 
== Religious implications ==
The most religious of the Twelve Colonies, the Gemonese, treat contact between the sexes very differently than members from other Colonies. The aforementioned Otori Sect's high priests permit contact between the genders during the Worship of the Sun Storm, which occurs every seven yahren .
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Sexy Treason Stubble

Sexy Treason Stubble is the sparse facial hair worn regularly by Gaius Baltar after his capitulation to the Cylons on New Caprica.
In the real world, stubble has come in and out of style depending on the times. While quite popular in 16th century Germany, those who wore stubble in the early-to-mid twentieth century were often considered unattractive, unrefined, and even unclean. 
The popularity of stubble resurged in the 1980s, popularized by the TV series Miami Vice.
==Famous stubble==
* Brett Favre
* Sonny Crockett
* Homer Simpson
* Indiana Jones
* Wolverine
==See also==
* Adama's Adamastache
* Tigh's Guerilla Booze-Catcher
* Tyrol's Beard of Organized Labor
* Semiotics of Shaving: Beards in Battlestar Galactica An essay discussing the symbolism of facial hair in BSG
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Shaden

Shaden is a creature claiming to be the last of the Hasari.
During a mission, William Adama encounters Shaden near the remains of a Hasari vessel, and they warn him that Erebus' forces are massing on the other side of the Great Cataract. They also inform Adama that Bryn Magus is still alive (2003 Video Game).
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Shadrack

Master Technician Shadrack is the Fleet's leading engineer and technician.
With Adama's support, Shadrack—a man who has no love for politics—proposes and convinces the Council of Twelve that all the slow, sub-light ships can be successfully converted to lightspeed vessels in two weeks, much to Uri's objections (The Memory Machine).
Later, Shadrack is attacked by a space-mimic found in the magnetic void that masquerades as Junior Technician Whittaker; Shadrack manages to defend himself from it, bringing the body aboard , not knowing of its true nature, effectively releasing the mimic on the ship (Space-Mimic!).
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Shane

:For other articles on subjects with this name, see: Shane (disambiguation).
Shane is a female Colonial Viper pilot in her early thirties.
As sharp as a tack and unrelenting, Shane is always on the lookout for the next fight.
Shane served aboard the battlestar Galactica as a pilot in Red Wing. Shane and her wingmates, pilots Rylo, Lukas and Tybalt, were all lost when a Cylon force ambushed them over the ice planet Nimbus (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
*Shane is named after the character of Shane Vansen, another science fiction fighter pilot from the television series Space: Above and Beyond.Added by User:James Swallow, the account of 2003 Video Game scriptwriter James Swallow on 19 March 2006.
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Shane Sweet

Shane Sweet is the actor who portrayed a student in the Caprica episode "Reins of a Waterfall".
Sweet has appeared in such live-action television series as Baywatch, Cheers, In the House, The Jeff Foxworthy Show, The Journey of Allen Strange, and Married... with Children as well as animated series as Static Shock. He has also played Sim in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Similitude".
== References ==
== External links ==
*Myspace account
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Shannon Adama

Shannon Adama (a.k.a. Shannon Adams) is the daughter of Ruth, wife of Joseph Adama, and mother of Tamara and William "Willie" Adama. 
In , Adama is killed in a terrorist bombing on Maglev 23 that also claims Tamara's life. The bomber is Ben Stark, a member of the Soldiers of the One. Adama is survived by her husband, her son, and her mother, who lives with the family. She and her husband were both Taurons living on .
Her death spurs Ruth to aggressively agonize Joseph Adama in seizing vengeance against the Greystones .
== Family tree ==
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Шэннон Адама - первая жена Джозефа Адамы и мать Тамары и Уильяма Адама.
==Биография==
Шэннон, как и ее муж и шурин была тауронкой, но жила на Каприке. Возможно она с матерью бежала с Таурона из-за гражданской войны.
За 58 лет до падения Двенадцати Колоний Кобола, Шэннон и ее дочь Тамара обе погибли во время подрыва MLMT поезда в Каприка-Сити активистом Солдатов Одного Беном Старком. После ее смерти, ее муж Джозеф и сын Уилли, а также мать Руфь долго переживали ее утрату.
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Shannon Noble

Shannon Noble is a VFX Compositor for the Re-imagined Series and Caprica.
Noble has worked on such television series as Frank Herbert's Children of Dune and films as I Am Legend, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The Ninth Gate, Rollerball, Spider-Man 3, Starship Troopers, Super Mario Bros., Van Helsing, Virtuosity, and X-Men: The Last Stand.
== References ==
== External links ==
*Official site
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