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Gemenon Liner 1701

Gemenon Liner 1701 is one of the first ships to be found by Laura Roslin and Colonial One after the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies. By the time the ship is found, it is in a spin and nearly powerless.
Only a few moments after the ship is found, two Cylon Raiders appear and launch nuclear missiles at the convoy. uses Colonial One's own FTL drive to flood an energy coil being stored in its hangar bay with an excess of energy, thereby producing an electromagnetic pulse. The pulse confuses the Cylon DRADIS into displaying a nuclear detonation, and has the added effect of disarming the nuclear warheads, thereby saving the convoy .
Following the attack, the ship is evacuated and left derelict, as there is no time to repair it, and it never becomes part of the Fleet.
==Notes==
*The Gemenon Liner 1701 seems to share many of the Olympic Carrier design features, suggesting a common manufacturer.
* Throughout the series, a Gemon Liners passenger liner is seen throughout the fleet. This cannot be Gemenon Liner 1701 as it was abandoned in the Miniseries.
* During an exterior shot just prior to this scene, Colonial One, a Gemenon Traveler/Kimba Huta type ship, and a Flattop-type ship can be seen approaching a red luxury liner, engaged in a clockwise spin. The captain of Colonial One announces that they will be approaching the liner's starboard docking hatch, which matches the physical arrangement of the ships in the external shot.
* The CGI model of this ship, made available on Gabriel Köerner's website, identifies a liner in similar red livery as belonging to Gemon Liners.
* The number '1701' is an in-joke to the registry numbers of the various Enterprises featured in Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Ron D. Moore was a long-time writer for the Star Trek sequels. 
Image:GL1701.jpg|Gemenon Liner 1701 as seen in the Miniseries.
Image:Gemonliners.jpg|"Gemon Liners"
Image:Liner under.jpg|Ventral view of the vessel.
Image:Fleet gemenon liner.jpg|Gemenon Liner 1701 next to Colonial One.
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Gemenon Traveler

Gemenon Traveler is a heavy cargo transport in , notable for its presence of another humanoid Cylon, a copy of Leoben Conoy who escaped to this ship during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
Ten days after the attack on the Colonies, Conoy had managed to crack the military wireless transmissions. Seventeen days after the attacks, shortly after the announcement that Cylons look like humans, two marines were handing pictures of Aaron Doral and Conoy to passengers onboard. After overhearing the marines, Conoy passed two civilians who then ran into the Marines and said they just saw him. Conoy was forced into hiding.
Twenty-four days after the attacks, Conoy had conversed with Brother Cavil about his belief in Kara Thrace following the capture of a Cylon Raider eight days earlier. The conversation was cut short when Conoy was captured .
Twenty-five days after the attacks, Gemenon Traveler captain contacted President Laura Roslin about Conoy. She then ordered Commander William Adama to send Lieutenant Kara Thrace to subsequently interrogate the Cylon, who Roslin had airlocked .
The ship's name was present on the voting tally boards on and Colonial One .
==Notes==
*In "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II," the ship's name is spelled as Gemenon Traveller on the voting boards aboard Galactica and Colonial One.
*The ship was first named in production for vessels that eventually became Kimba Huta and Thera Sita . But when "Flesh and Bone" was released, the Gemenon Traveler was redesigned with a greenish hull and the engines where grafted to the hull. It had not made another appearance throughout the entire series until "The Plan".
*A modified version of this craft is featured in the Original Series Dynamite Entertainment comic books, introduced in as the pleasure liner Ariadna.
*The interior where Thrace interrogates Conoy is a modification of the Armistice Station meeting area seen briefly in the Miniseries.
==Related Imagery==
File:GemeonTraveler Bridge.jpg|The ship's bridge .
File:TRS - Flesh and Bone - Gemenon Traveler Room.jpg|A makeshift interrogation room / brig where Leoben Conoy is held .
File:TRS - Flesh and Bone - Gemenon Traveler Room - Double Door.jpg|A makeshift interrogation room / brig where Leoben Conoy is held .
File:TRS - Flesh and Bone - Gemenon Traveler Captain Airlocks Conoy.jpg|The unnamed captain airlocks Leoben Conoy .
File:TRS - Flesh and Bone - Marines and a Water Bucket.jpg|Marines bring a water bucket down a corridor for Leoben Conoy .
File:TRS - Flesh and Bone - Gemenon Traveler from Port Aft.jpg|Gemenon Traveler from the port aft .
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Gemini

Please select a specific article which contains the term, "Gemini."
*For information on the ancient tribe of humanity of ancient named "Gemini" and its succeeding colony in the Re-imagined Series, see Gemenon.
*For information on the colony and its society which shares the name in Richard Hatch's novels, see: Gemini.
*For information on a space freighter from the Original Series, see Gemini (TOS)
*For information on a spece freighter from the Re-imagined Series, see Gemini (RDM)
Gemini (RDM)

Gemini is a freighter in the Fleet, having survived the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
She is escorted to Laura Roslin's caravan by three Viper Mark VIIs that have escaped the attacks. Gemini would later join all FTL-capable vessels in their escape to Ragnar Anchorage, and began its journey to Earth with the Fleet following the Battle of Ragnar Anchorage .
Thirty-seven days after the destruction of the colonies, Gemini is one of three freighters used as decoys in the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid .
It is among the ships that join the Laura Roslin faction that secedes from the Fleet and jumps to .
Gemini remains in orbit over New Caprica as part of the orbital defense fleet, escaping with and Pegasus .
Both Gemini and its companion make it through the passage to the algae planet on both the first and fifth jump .
Gemini survives the Battle of the Ionian Nebula and ends up being scuttled with the remaining Fleet's following the settlement of Earth .
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Bscap0200.jpg|The Gemini in the middle of the cluster 
==Notes==
* "Gemini" is the ancient word for Gemenon.
* Cinematically, the usage of "Gemini" is a nod to its Original Series counterpart.
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Gemon Liners

Gemon Liners is a name appearing on the side of a publicity render of a red luxury liner, textured and released by Zoic employee Gabriel Köerner. 
"Gemon" appears to be a variant spelling of the colony Gemenon. Other variants include the freighter Gemini.
== Notes ==
*Since a red luxury liner identified as Gemenon Liner 1701 appears in the Miniseries, "Gemon Liners" is likely the company that operates the vessel, similar to Intersun.
*It is also possible that "Gemon" is a misspelling by the artist, or that the colony's name wasn't decided on at the time the model was created.
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Image:BSG-Gemon-Liner.jpg|Dorsal fore view
Image:Liner 512 aft34 2.jpg|Ventral aft view
Image:Liner 512 forelow34 2.jpg|Ventral fore view
Image:geminon-liner00.jpg|Dorsal aft view
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General Maxwell

General Maxwell is a career military officer for the Nationalists of Terra as well as father to Brenda Maxwell, his only child apparently. He knows Colonel Charlie Watts, and probably is his superior, along with Colonel Stone, whom he calls "Stoney". He has some sort of friendship with President Arends, whom he is forced to investigate later on after Arends began shutting out the Nationalist Precedium. He attempts to bypass the Eastern Alliance forces of Lunar One to gather intelligence on the happenings there. His reconnaissance mission fails and he returns to Terra.
After returning to Terra, he visits his daughter who told him that Charlie (actually ) is also back on Terra. With this knowledge, he has vital information to report. However, Brace and his officers take "Charlie" away after Brenda contacts them. He chastises her, not that it mattered, as he and Brenda are captured and brought to "Charlie." Apollo tries to convince the three Terrans that he isn't Charlie Watts, but fails until rescues them.
General Maxwell, Stone and the Warriors attempt to get an audience with President Arends, but are unable to do so alone. In front of the entire Precedium, he (and, later on, Apollo) attempts to convince Arends and the Precedium members that the Nationalists would not agree to the peace treaty. Sure enough, they are right. As the Alliance starts their attack, Maxwell derisively tells Arends to frame the treaty fast because they would all be dead within six minutes.
, however, manages to destroy all the nuclear weaponry, scaring the Alliance into accepting the peace accord. When Maxwell tries to thank Apollo and solicit Colonial technology, John pulls him out of the Precedium .
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Geoffrey Binney

Geoffrey Binney (born April 24, 1945) is an American actor who portrayed the "2nd Warrior" in episode "Saga of a Star World".
Binney has appeared in such films as Hot Potato and television series as Adam-12, Charlie's Angels, Medical Center, Once an Eagle, Quincy, M.E., Room 222, and Star Trek.
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George A. Dunn

George A. Dunn is a contributing writer of Battlestar Galactica and Philosophy: Knowledge Here Begins Out There, a collection of essays dealing with the philosophical aspects of the Re-imagined Series.
Dunn contributed the essay, "Being Boomer: Identity, Alienation and Evil" to the collection.
Dunn teaches Philosophy at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, regularly co-teaching a course on Philosophy in Pop Culture with Jason T. Eberl, the book's editor and Dunn's colleague.
Dunn is a visiting lecturer at Purdue University and the University of Indianapolis.
Dunn's biography in the book humorously notes that, "Recently, at a Bob Dylan concert, he discovered that he was a Cylon" (an inside joke to The Music as heard in the Season 3 conclusion, "Crossroads, Part II").
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George Birch

: For other people with the same last name, see: Birch.
Captain George "Catman"Birch's call sign is not mentioned in the episode, but is included on SciFi.com's episode summary. It is also displayed in the credits from the UK DVD release of Season 2. Birch is a Viper pilot on the battlestar .
After the defection of Captain , Commander William Adama promotes him from Senior Lieutenant to Captain, making him CAG in Lee's stead. Although the elder Adama values Birch for his dedication and loyalty, Saul Tigh believes he is too inexperienced for the position.
Birch proves Tigh's fears to be well-founded when he endangers the life of Louanne Katraine during a target exercise in an asteroid field, and fails to keep the vessel Striker from colliding with a tanker during a fueling operation .
His callsign is listed on a pilot duty roster after the Second Exodus .
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George Chu

George Chu is part of Sesha Abinell's terrorist group that takes hostages aboard Cloud 9, hoping to get the Cylon prisoner Sharon Agathon neé Valerii in exchange.
He is visibly uncomfortable with the whole ordeal, hesitant to search the bathroom for more civilians, yet still goes along with the plan.
Seconds before a second rescue attempt, Chu is suprised by Billy Keikeya, who removes one of the guns Chu had on him and kills Kern Vinson. In the ensuing action, Marines storm the lounge and kill Chu and Abinell .
==Notes==
*Chu's first name, George, is from the script.
*Chu could be named for Eric Chu, a concept art designer on the Cylons for the current Battlestar Galactica series.
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George Del Hoyo

George Del Hoyo (born November 23, 1953), often credited as George Deloy, portrayed Dr. Spencer in the Galactica 1980 episodes "The Super Scouts, Part I" and "The Super Scouts, Part II". A native of Canelones, Uruguay, Del Hoyo is a highly-seasoned actor, with experience across multiple genres and mediums.
Del Hoyo's first real break in the United States was as Kyle Nunnery in the Broadway musical The Robber Bridegroom in October 1976. The show played at the Biltmore for another four months. 
Two years later, Del Hoyo moved to television with The Seekers in 1979 as the character Gilbert Kent. He would make guest appearances on two more television shows before getting his first recurring role in a series, as Dr. Spencer in Galactica 1980.
After Galactica 1980, Del Hoyo did a number of guest spots on several shows, and played recurring roles in the series Quincy, M.E. and St. Elsewhere. In 1986, Del Hoyo landed a major role on Days of Our Lives as the villanous character Orpheus. Del Hoyo played the character for over a year before moving on.
Propelled by his success on Days of Our Lives, Del Hoyo landed a role as a main character on the soap opera Generations in its first season. Afterwards, Del Hoyo became known as a popular guest actor on some of the most popular shows of the 1990s, such as Cheers, L.A. Law, Frasier, Beverly Hills 90210, Home Improvement and Walker, Texas Ranger.
Today, Del Hoyo works mostly as a voice actor for television promotional pieces, most notably for HBO. His voice can be heard in the introductions and promotional commercials for many of HBO's most popular shows.
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George Murdock

George Murdock (25 June 1930 - 30 April 2012) was an American actor. 
Murdock's vigorous filmography has recurring and guest roles in many genres of television, including episodes of The Twilight Zone, Death Valley Days, Tarzan, Night Gallery, Dynasty, Night Court, Smallville, Lois and Clark, The X-Files, Law and Order, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Murdock's most popular comedic role was as the "by the book" police officer, Lt. Ben Scanlon, in Barney Miller.
Murdock also had roles in another Glen Larson program, Knight Rider.
Star Trek fans may remember Murdock (or his voice) in the climactic The Next Generation two-part episode, "The Best of Both Worlds," as Admiral J.P. Hanson, commander of the ill-fated Battle of Wolf 359 against the Borg. Murdock also lent his speaking talents as "God" in the film, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.
Murdock lent voice acting to several American animated shows, including Batman, and Looney Tunes: Back in Action.
Murdock potrayed Doctor Salik in the Original Series, as well as reprising the role in Richard Hatch's proof-of-concept trailer, Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming in 1999.
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Georgia Craig

Georgia Craig (born March 20, 1979) is the Canadian actress who portrayed Oracle Yolanda Brenn in "Maelstrom".
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Craig studied classically in the National Theater School of Canada. After graduating, she worked as a pollster and a bartender before landing her first role in the movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
Craig has appeared in such genre series as Stargate SG-1, The 4400, and Supernatural, in addition to her recent (non-genre) movie roles in Catch and Release, Chuck and Larry, and Case 39.
As for the Re-imagined Series, Craig knew very little of the series before auditioning and landing the role as Yolanda Brenn. Since her encounter with Battlestar, she and her boyfriend consider it one of their favorite shows, which "competes with any acclaimed drama I’ve ever seen".
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Georgia Hacche

Georgia Mae Hacche is a television actor noted for multiple appearances in the Re-imagined Series. First appearing in the Miniseries as an uncredited background performer (her first known production), she later makes an uncredited appearance as a Laura Roslin's nurse in sickbay in "Epiphanies." She later receives her first official credit as Sian in the episode "Sacrifice."
Hacche's subsequent genre appearances include Smallville, Defying Gravity, Fringe, Arrow, and Travelers.
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Gerard

Dr. Gerard is a civilian brain surgeon within the Fleet, living onboard the Inchon Velle. After Samuel Anders is shot in the head during Felix Gaeta's ill-fated mutiny, Gerard is called in by Dr. Sherman Cottle to assist in his recovery .
== Notes ==
*According to John Hodgman's Twitter, he had originally suggested the name Doctor Zee.
== Official Statements ==
* Jane Espenson on John Hodgman's character:
: Dr. Gerard was a role we wrote specifically for John Hodgman. He was intended to be a slightly heightened and amusing character, and his pitch-perfect performance helped us get the right tone.
* John Hodgman on playing Dr. Gerard:
:I’d always been an observer in every other role that I’ve ever played professionally in my life: journalist, writer, agent, all those things. Now I just had to be there. I remember that because it was a three-dimensional set: They build those rooms, and then send in dudes holding cameras to surround you from different sides. It was completely different from any on-camera experience I had had before, which amounted to The Daily Show, where I’m sitting next to Jon Stewart, or the Apple ads, where I’m standing next to Justin Long. Just pure two-dimensional things. I remember making this decision: There was this X-ray behind me of a bullet lodged in Trucco’s head, and I’m talking about it, feeling myself afraid to cheat too far from the camera. I’m like, “What if I just turned around?” That was the one thing that if I had done that on The Daily Show or the Apple ads, they would yell at me, say “Cut,” and start over, because you’ve gotta be facing the camera. I said to myself, [Whispers.] “I think I’m going to turn around in this scene, in this shot, in this take,” and I delivered my line, “See, now look at this.” And I turned around and pointed at the bullet, and every cell in my body expected to be yelled at that moment, and while I was turned around, I might as well have jumped out of a plane, because I was just so unnerved. Then I turned back, and no one yelled, and the scene continued, and I felt like sighing. “Something has happened.” I think it was maybe that take or the next one where I legitimately, in character, got to tell me to frak off. That was the best feeling.
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Gerard (alternate)

Gerard is a Colonel in the .
During the , Gerard serves under Admiral Ben Tanner during a ground battle with the on (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 1).
Along with the entire militia and its commander, Gerard is slain by 's lead by Isak (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 4). 
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Get to Know the Colonies' Greatest City

Get to Know the Colonies' Greatest City is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Martius 2, YR42.
== Story ==
We all know Caprica City is the center of the known universe, but with that kind of profile comes a lot of confusion - after all, if you can find EVERYTHING here, how do you separate the great from the merely better-than-everywhere-else? 
That's where we come in. We've scoured the city from top to bottom and brought you a look at some of the coolest spots, most interesting culture, and best deals in Caprica City. Trust us; terrorist attack or no, this is still the place to be. 
Click here to read our Visitor's Guide and find out why.
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Ghost Fleet

The Ghost Fleet is an assemblage of military assets written-off as lost or destroyed during the First Cylon War. In reality, it is a secret task force assembled for a counter-strike against targets, following a string of Colonial failures and defeats by the 10th year of the war, circa 58YR. 
Ghost Fleet operated independently of the Admiralty, and thus contact between units was deliberately isolated and compartmentalized. Ghost Fleet's flagship, Orion class battlestar Osiris commanded by Commander Ozar, lead the Fleet.
Aboard Raptor 909, Raptor pilots William Adama and Coker Fasjovik, along with civilian technology specialist Becca Kelly, happen across this Ghost Fleet en route to Djerba. They are spared destruction at the hands of fellow Colonials following the issuance of a passcode.
Following the Battle of Djerba and Kelly's upload of mis-information via Djerba's Cylon communication array, the Ghost Fleet launches its offensive, the first resounding and much-needed Colonial victory . 
== Fleet Disposition ==
The Fleet itself numbered numerous military craft, amongst them:
* Valkyrie
* Osiris
* Numerous other assets of various types. 
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Ghost Fleet Offensive

The Ghost Fleet Offensive was an initiative by the Colonial Fleet to put Cylon forces on the defensive by using ships thought to have been destroyed but were actually hidden away. 
The plan involved feeding misinformation about the Ghost Fleet's position to the Cylons, who then scrambled most of the ships defending their bases. However, once the Cylon fleet arrived at the Ghost Fleet's position, they were long gone. With the Cylon bases now undefended, the Colonials struck, inflicting major damage on "every toaster base in five sectors," in the words of Commander Silas Nash. In addition to weakening the strategic position of the Cylons, the offensive provided a much needed morale boost for the beleaguered Colonials .
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