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Emily Kowalski

Emily Kowalski is a terminal cancer patient who is being treated aboard . 
She is the only survivor of her family, as her husband and children died during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. She also outlives her sister, Kathy, who died when Kowalski was twelve, and her parents. 
After the First Exodus, she discovers that she has cancer that spread to her liver, thus entering its terminal stage. Unable to treat the cancer, she remains in sickbay in order to keep her as comfortable as possible. 
Roslin first meets Kowalski, but the two get off on the wrong foot after she attempts to turn off a wireless receiver broadcasting Gaius Baltar's religious dogma. However, Roslin and Kowalski bond, discussing matters of their mortality and faith. 
Roslin believes to have seen her disembark onto the Fields of Elysium and reunite with her family; later she discovers Kowalski's passing after awakening from the dream . 
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Emmitt Jones

Lieutenant Emmitt "Sweetness" Jones is a Raptor pilot aboard Galactica.
She assists in relaying visual spotting on Striker during the unsuccessful refueling mission mismanaged by new CAG George "Catman" Birch .
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Emptor Electronics

Emptor Electronics is an electronics store in Caprica City that sells holobands.
Joseph Adama purchases a holoband from the store after the death of his daughter in order to visit her avatar in v-world .
==Notes==
* "Emptor" is Latin for "buyer"; it is most commonly used in the phrase "caveat emptor," meaning "let the buyer beware."
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Empyrean Expanse

The Empyrean Expanse is a region of space the Fleet pass through on their journey to Earth sometime after 7348.
This nebula teems with various humanoid sentient life. Despite the varieties of life, the nebula's natural state renders most scanning devices nearly useless, with few exceptions ().
Since the incursion of the Okaati over a millennia ago, resource scarcity of tylium reigns and those various species victimized by the Okaati create their own posse comitatus, the Comitat ().
== Locations ==
=== The Narrows ===
The Narrows are known by the inhabitants as an area of the nebula "where intense clouds offer few paths of escape."
Sometime during or thereafter 7348, Parrin directs the Fleet to the Narrows as part of her plan to capture the civilian ships to use as tokens to exchange for tylium from the Cylons ().
With Galactica left behind by Okaati treachery, the Comitat are able to intercept the battlestar and force Commander Adama to stand trial for the Colonials role in aiding their enemy ().
== Species ==
=== Akabolans ===
A species named by Thane Korbok as he relates the history of the Okaati's victimization to Commander Adama ().
=== Arunha ===
A species named by Parrin to Commander Adama ().
=== Kiernu ===
A species the Fleet encounters prior to deeper egress into the Expanse, and their eventual encounter with the Okaati. The Kiernu demonstrate hostility to outsiders that verges on xenophobic, at least to the perception of the Colonials. Later, Thane Korbok reveals that the Kiernu—mass-exterminated by the Cylons under Lucifer's command for failing to hinder the Colonials' travels—were once welcoming people, whose generosity was taken advantage of by the Otakki a yahren prior to their encounter with humans. 
=== Stoquah ===
A species named by Thane Korbok as he relates the history of the Okaati's victimization to Commander Adama ().
=== Zarai ===
The species of Thane Korbok, mentioning them as "mighty," as he relates the history of the Okaati's victimization to Commander Adama ().
Encino Cougars

The Encino Cougars are the Southeastern champion facing the Polecats in the finals for the Southern Conference Regional Playoffs. 
Initially, the Cougars are able to easily beat the Polecats in the baseball game because the Super Scouts were told not to use their super abilities. Players from the Cougars begin mocking and belittling the Polecats due to this. However, when it becomes apparent that the only way to save the children was to have them defeat the Cougars using their super powers, they do so and the Cougars are summarily defeated .
== Players ==
* Frankie Lupo
* Jeffy Frieley
== Notes ==
* The members of the Cougars whose names are mentioned by the commentator are the names of the writers of the episode. Furthermore, the names on the back of their uniforms do not match up to the last names given in the dialouge.
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Encounter of the Super Basestar

Coordinates psionically divined by Countess Sephoni purported to be those of lead to the Colonial's introduction to the ' super basestar, a ship strong enough to eradicate .
This marks the first encounter with the Cylons in two yahrens.
== Background ==
Cylons enact their plan to ensnare humanity by manufacturing psionic impressions of humans, which are sympathetically received by Countess Sephoni during her ten yahren separation from the (-).
Following confirmation of these ersatz transmissions, Sephoni touches the mind of Xam, a latent Delta-class telepath who languishes in a coma aboard the following the Storm Zone Ambush (, ). Arising from this communication, Xam relays the coordinates to her ship, Taurella, to Captain ().
With Countess Sephoni and Taurella's crew rejoining the Fleet, Commander authorizes an recon patrol to coordinates Sephoni believes are of Earth. This patrol is lead by his only surviving son, Major , and two new , Zurel and Neats.
== Action ==
As they enter orbit of a moon-size planetoid, Zurel reports a ping on his magnetic sensor—a super basestar with thousands of s in formation. Now aware of the trap they are ensnared, they attempt to flee.
Zurel is quickly destroyed, with Neats taking out two Raiders on Apollo's tail. Apollo orders Neats to hit her turbos before she herself is overcome. 
Apollo's contacts Galactica to report on the trap before his Viper receives damage, and falls towards the small planetoid (). 
== After-Action ==
The Cylons recover Apollo and nurse him back to health for unknown reasons, providing the opportunity for his rescue ().
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End of line

The phrase "end of line" is used by the Hybrid to signal the end of discussions.
Its prevalence in Cylon society is exhibited by the Number Three who is primarily obsessed with her search for the Final Five, as it appears on a hatch in the visions she experiences during her downloads .
== Notes ==
* The phrase "end of line" is used by the Master Control Program (MCP) in the cult film Tron. The acronym "MCP" later finds use in Caprica when discussing the meta-cognitive processor. 
* "End of line" is also used in various programming languages to signify the end of a line in a program or other computer script.
== See also ==
* Hybrid utterances
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Energizer

Energizers are electrical generators.
Commander made plans to trade an older unmarked energizer on the planet Sectar in exchange for agro seed .
During a Cylon attack, energizer #1 is knocked out on , complicating firefighting efforts as well as critical surgery needed by Commander Adama .
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Energizers provide power to the invisibility screens Doctor Zee created and outfitted on Colonial Vipers. Dillon voices his concern over needing to recharge such energizers in their craft during their brief incarceration at a police station ; a fully charged energizer can last for about 24 hours Earth time when the invisibility field is activated .
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Energy bazooka

The energy bazooka is a large-scale artillery weapon capable of being handled by a single individual.
Stadra Ah Mun makes use of this bazooka to clear out a swath of s invading the Maytorian resistance's hideout in a bombed-out trade center, thus preventing and 's position from being overrun.
Boomer notes that he's seen nothing like it on Galactica ().
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Enzo

Enzo was a drug supplier in the underworld of the Twelve Colonies prior to the Cylon attack. He survived the destruction of the Colonies and is one of many refugees in the Fleet.
In her past life under her real name, "Sasha," the Viper pilot known now as Louanne "Kat" Katraine shuttled drugs for Enzo.
Enzo recognizes Kat as he and other refugees are housed on in preparation for a dangerous journey through a hot, radiated star cluster. Enzo harasses Kat through that time, eventually gaining Kara Thrace's attention about Enzo and his relation to Kat.
After Thrace speaks with Enzo about his connection with Kat, Thrace confronts Kat with the pilot's past.
Kat decides to have sex with Enzo after deciding to continue guiding ships through the cluster, realizing that she's already received a dangerous dose of radiation from her last trip .
He appears again over a year later, where he has become a member (and likely leader) of the Sons of Ares, and has a confrontation with Baltar's cult. 
==Notes==
*Additional scenes with Enzo, which show him mourning for Kat, were cut, as Enzo was generally a character that the writers considered unsympathetic and unnecessary to see again in the episode.
==References==
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Eos

Eos is a Caprican Armed Forces destroyer commissioned during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict.
Eos is first deployed to protect from aggression, and participates in the Battle of the Scorpia Exo Yards ().
Later, its final battle under Captain Benjamin Tanner occurs at the Battle of Sagittaron Bellarias, where it is outfitted with nuclear weapons as a proportional response to Sagittaron's nuclear armament. 
Following Isak's deployment of the Divine Imperative that leads into to the , Tanner and a fire team of marines and officers hold Eos' bridge when attempt to seize command of the vessel. Eos later uses a nuclear warhead from its arsenal to disable any further cybernetic resistance, thus permitting the ship and other Colonial survivors on both sides to regroup (). 
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== 抄録 ==
＊「「ロシリン」」大統領はガ「「バツスター ガラチカー (RDM)｜ラチカー」」ヘもっていきました。彼女はすぐの死ます。
＊カラ　ツレスキヤプテンはカツも バイパーのテストをしています. カツのバイパーは爆発するから、部分はスタバくの操縦席を衝突しました。
＊カリーはチフ 損害な弾丸を妨害工作きました。妨害は爆発するから、部分は大砲に残ています。来妨害は衝突します。
＊サボタジの調査はアシャ　ジャニクを現わす。彼女は最近の従業員。デマンヅ　ピッスの会員。”デマンヅ　ピッス”はサイロンと平和を熱望しています。
Epsilon Quadrant

The Epsilon Quadrant is the location of the magnetic void , as well as . The Battle at Galaxy's Edge takes place in an unnamed star system, located in the direction of Star Quadrant Epsilon seven mark four . 
It is in proximity of Otarsis Quadrant, where probe lead by Lieutenant discovers a Cylon listening post .
Epsilon Quadrant is also the location of Arcta .
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Equellus

Equellus is a low-tech planet in the Hatari sector of the , similar in motif to the American West circa 1800s. crash-lands on this planet after luring a task force away from with false distress signals.
Prior to Apollo's landing on this planet, there was another battle with the Cylons approximately ten yahrens prior, resulting in another Colonial Warrior, Martin, crash-landing on Equellus. A also crashed roughly nine yahrens prior, Equellus residents Lacerta, Marco, and Macy rescue a lone Cylon Centurion, Red-Eye, who terrorizes the residents on behalf of Lacerta, until Red-Eye is destroyed by Apollo .
== Notes ==
* Equellus' orbital view is a reuse of Caprica's orbital view during the attack of the colony by the Cylon Raiders (without the Raiders) seen in "Saga of a Star World."
== Separate continuity ==
* Equellus and its inhabitants , in a roundabout way, in the Dynamite Entertainment comic book .
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Equellus (TOS alternate reality)

Equellus is a low-tech agrarian world in the Hatari sector, similar in motif to the American West circa 1800s. 
In an alternate reality, leads the Colonial Resistance raid on Equellus, repeating history after a fashion by saving and —as well as townspeople, excluding some collaborators lead by who were promptly executed—from and his raiding party.
The human survivors are transported to Cache, bolstering the ranks of the resistance (). 
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Equinus

The equinus is a domesticated, single-toed, four-legged hoofed creature known to the Colonials, either akin or related to horses of Earth.
Equinus are "beasts of burden" working that appear with various coats in distinct colorations, spanning from near mono-tonality (white, brown, black) to multi-tonality. Multi-colored equinus feature distinct striping patterns, with one exhibiting an orange coat with black striping, much like the Earth tiger .
 encounters numerous equinus after crash-landing on Equellus, the first being Puppis' Strider. Other equinus feature various colors and patterns of coats, including one such appearing much like the Earth tiger .
 encounters similar creatures in the form of unicorns on Attila, featuring a single protruding conical horn at the forehead . 
Apollo, when exhibiting guilt over his disbelief regarding Chameleon's story about possibly being Starbuck's father, notes that he felt like an equinus' atrum .
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Equus

Equus is a term used on Equellus.
Judging by its use by Lacerta ("By Equus, you're right."), it is likely that Equus is some form of deity or something of importance .
== Notes ==
* Equus is a genus of horse-like animals, which fits with Equellus' agricultural nature. 
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Erebus

Lord Erebus is an Imperious Leader for the Cylon Empire.
Erebus leads the Cylon task force known as Cylon Fleet Gamma against the Twelve Colonies during the beginning of the Cylon War, and was especially interested in Lt. William Adama, whom it was believed would one day lead the Colonials (and thus, the Cylons) to the lost tribe of Colonists.
Little is known about the being that called itself Erebus beyond speculation and ill-remembered myths. A dark, devious and hate-filled individual, Erebus was driven by a desire to wipe out all humans, a species he saw as inferior. Not a native of the Cylon Alliance, he apparently only served the Cylons only because it furthered his own ends. Some observers believed that Erebus was an incredibly long-lived being, possibly one of the mythic Lords of Kobol who were the progenitors of the Colonial peoples. Ancient records from the Tombs of speak of Erebus being exiled from his race for terrible crimes, and of his metahuman abilities that allow him to predict future events and project telekinetic force with his mind. Although it cannot be confirmed, it was suspected that Erebus commanded the Cylon forces that attacked Sagitara early in the war; it was during this assault that William Adama’s father was killed and Bryn Magus was captured and imprisoned. Whatever the truth about this aberrant, corrupt being, Lord Erebus proved himself to be a clear and present danger to all humans. Erebus was served by modified Cylons as part of his Crimson Elite Guard. He was finally killed by Adama in the upper atmosphere of the gas giant planet Golem Five (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
*Unlike its Original Series counterparts, Erebus has an actual name as opposed to being called only by its title. Because of this and other significant differences found in the video game, the canonical value of Erebus as an Original Series character is very unlikely.
*Erebus was voiced by veteran actor Dwight Schultz, who starred in The A-Team television series with actor Dirk Benedict.
==Related Imagery==
File:Erebus.jpg|Brief biography from the official website
File:C7zerebus101.jpg|Concept art by Justin Sweet
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Erebus's basestar

The upgraded basestar, commanded by the Imperious Leader Erebus, appears in the Battlestar Galactica video game and is a variant of the basestar capital ship seen in the .
Erebus's basestar is similar in most respects to the standard basestar vessel, with the addition of a satellite craft called the Cradle Unit. Built into the upper spindle of Erebus's command ship, the disc-shaped Cradle Unit could detach from the mother vessel and is equipped with powerful weapons and a virtually impregnable force shield.
Erebus's basestar was the only known variant of its kind as the ship is destroyed in orbit around the gas giant planet Golem Five. The Cradle Unit flees into the planet's atmosphere with Erebus on board, only to be shot down by the young Lt. William "Husker" Adama (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Pauljones-basestar00 original.jpg|Official render.
Image:Pauljones-cradle and base00 original.jpg|Closeup of the Cradle Unit.
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Eric Breker

Eric Breker is the actor who portrayed the Gemenon Traveller captain in "Flesh and Bone" and George Chu in "Sacrifice".
Breker has had roles in other genre series such as Stargate SG-1, The Dead Zone, Dark Angel, and Smallville.
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Eric Chu

:Contributors may ask Mr. Chu (or other cast and crew that take time out of their busy schedules to visit "Battlestar Wiki") a question about the show and its production. Please submit questions ONLY on the special Battlestar Wiki:Official Communiques article. Please keep your question succinct, brief, and remember not to get too carried away--it's a TV show.
Eric Chu is one of individuals responsible for the special effects on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. He is responsible for the exterior design of the updated , Cylon Raiders, and Cylon basestars. Chu also designed the new Cylon Centurions.
Well, responsible for the special effects is perhaps an exaggeration. Chu worked with Gary Hutzel and designed those elements that were to be created in computer graphics. In addition to the above ships, he also did some work on the new Viper Mark VII.
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Eric Melson

Eric Melson is a long-time fan of Battlestar Galactica, who became involved with Richard Hatch's production Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming.
In 1996, Melson met Richard Hatch at a Sci Fi Convention in San Francisco. Hatch saw Eric in his re-envisioned Cylon Centurion Robot Costume for the first time and was impressed with the authenticity of the Centurion and happy to see that while the design was different, it was very close to the original. The Melson Design appeared to be a logical step into the future of what the Centurion may have become over time. Richard Hatch pitched the idea of becoming part of the project and Eric Melson accepted. 
==Design influences==
RoboCop was a huge influence on the costume design, along with ABC ROBOT from Judge Dredd and the "Guyver". There were other influences that helped perfect the Melson Design to appear more Robotic and not to look too much like a Guy in a Suit. Children were one of the biggest critics to Eric and inadvertently by their curiousity helped Eric improve his design to appear very realistic. Children were always looking for the "Man in the Machine" until the Design was modified enough to give no traces of flesh or fabric of any kind.
==See also==
* Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming
==External links==
* Eric Melson on YouTube
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Eric Nylund

Eric Nylund is a comic book writer who co-wrote (with Joshua Ortega) the Cylon War miniseries. He is also known for writing comics based on the Halo video game universe.
== Battlestar Galactica comic book credits ==
* Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War
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Eric Seaborne

: For the canonical version of this character, see: Seaborne.
Eric Seaborne is the head of security aboard the Astral Queen.
As a renewed Cylon attack on the Colonies occurs, the Queen jumps to the Gemenon Data Processing Complex. After docking, Anna Bazinet asks for help in moving server equipment that contains highly sensitive, classified information off the complex. Agreeing to this, Owen Wilkens assigns Seaborne and other security guards from the Queen to oversee the prisoners who aide Bazinet.
However, this mission is aborted when Centurions storm the complex, forcing Bazinet to activate the destruction mechanism that would destroy the server room. As Bazinet, Tom Zarek and the other prisoners escape through the server core, Seaborne is rocked by the explosion and tries to grab towards the door opening. Zarek catches him, but solicits a promise that Seaborne would owe him for saving his life, to be paid at a later date. 
Much to his chagrin, Seaborne agrees and survives the Cylons assault on the complex to return to the Queen, itself jumping to meet up with a refugee fleet at Ragnar (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4).
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Eric Server

Eric Server is the actor who plays Dipper in the Battlestar Galactica episode "The Magnificent Warriors".
After Battlestar, he provided the voice of Dr. Theopolis in the Glen Larson series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century during its first season. His later genre appearances included an appearance as the Bajoran Peace Officer in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode, "The Circle" (not to be confused with The Circle).
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