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Karibdis

Karibdis, also known by his code-name Proteus, is Lord 's pilot and top electronics expert during the Thousand-Yahren War the Cylons.
During the Battle of Cimtar, he disabled the defensive equipment on Caprica, thus allowing the Cylon holocaust to transpire with ease; he is responsible for the death of a million Capricans. Left unchecked, the Cylons wiped out everything, thus leaving Karibdis in a precarious situation.
== Becoming Pallon ==
After bribing Flight Sergeant Ortega for passage aboard Rising Star during Caprica's evacuation, he assumes the name . Few know of his existence, as he manages to keep himself out of the public eye, and fewer knew of his survival as he becomes a waiter on Rising Star. Ortega makes the mistake of continually blackmailing Karibdis, and as a result Karibdis kills him—pinning the blame on , using his laser pistol while the warrior was in the Triad prep locker's turbowash.
 is unable to physically identify Karibdis—though the Commander is instrumental in pointing the way to Ortega's killer and allowing to request Baltar's services. En route back to , after Baltar's transfer to the shuttle from the Prison Barge, Karibdis (Pallon) reveals himself and, in stereotypical criminal style, divulges everything over an open comline that the Tribunal enters into evidence. 
During this, Baltar orders Karibdis to remove his cuffs, initially unbelieving that Karibdis wants to kill them both, making it look like Apollo and Baltar killed each other. After Apollo voices this logical assumption, it influences Baltar to make his move and disarm Karibdis .
It can be presumed that he is spending some very valuable countless centares with Baltar and others on the Prison Barge.
== Notes ==
*Karibdis' assistance in Baltar's initial scheme (dominion of the Twelve Colonies) does validate Baltar's need for accomplices; who evidently were bribed into assisting him, presumably with extravagant wealth, partners of their choice, and other typical felgercarb.
*The name "Karibdis" is a corruption of Charybdis, the whirlpool/sea-monster that attacked such heroic Greeks as the Argonauts and Odysseus.
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Karyn Michelle Baltzer

Karyn Michelle Baltzer is a Canadian-based actress who was previously uncredited for her portrayal of a Baltar cultist in the .
Her genre credits include Sanctuary (with Ryan Robbins, Christopher Heyerdahl, Françoise Yip) as Lacynth in the episode "Uprising."
In 2013, Baltzer was dating Robbins, appearing with him at a red carpet event for The Killing (starring Michelle Forbes), as Robbins would appear in the series as Joe Mills in its third season alongside Aaron Douglas, Fred Keating, and Ben Cotton.
On 6 September 2014, she announced via her Twitter page that she and Robbins had married, and the subsequent birth of their child, Harlow, circa 2015 CE.
As with other Re-imagined Series performers, she was photographed by Dennys Ilic in 2012. 
== External Links ==
* Karyn Baltzer on Twitter
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Kataris

Kataris was a well-known Caprican poet. Lieutenant Palladino owns a bound edition of A Poet's Dream, a collection of Kataris' poems, and threatens Colonel Tigh with lines from one:
From the darkness you must fall
Failed and weak, to darkness all.
Kara Thrace recognizes the quotation, recalls from which piece it comes, and knows the poem's quality relative to the poet's other works. D'Anna Biers identifies Palladino's copy of one of Kataris' books on sight in a recording she is editing .
==Notes==
* The name "Kataris" is a likely reference to the Roman poet Catullus.
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Kate Vernon

Kate Vernon is a Canadian actress who portrayed Ellen Tigh in the Re-imagined Series.
Vernon was born in Canada, one of two daughters to character actor John Vernon and former actress and model Nancy West. Kate's sister is the singer Nan Vernon.
Following her family's move to California, Kate expressed an interest in becoming an architect on graduating from school, but then felt she'd have to be locked away if she failed to express herself as an actress. Despite her father's opposition, she followed her heart and started acting in her early 20's, working in both film and television. 
She worked steadily on television through the 1980s and 1990s, guest-starring in some of the top shows of the era: L.A. Law, Murder, She Wrote, Nash Bridges - even foraying into science-fiction with her appearance in Star Trek: Voyager.
Her film career spans both the large screen and a range of made-for-TV movies.
== External links ==
* Kate Vernon's Official Website
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Kate Weiss

Kate Weiss is the second assistant director in the Re-imagined Series.
Weiss's other genre work includes Babylon 5: The Lost Tales, Stargate SG-1, Eureka, Kyle XY and Tru Calling.
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Katherine Cannon

Katherine Cannon (born September 6, 1953) is an American actress who portrayed Vella in the Original Series episode "The Lost Warrior".
Born in Hartford, Connecticut, Cannon has appeared in numerous television series including Knight Rider, Magnum, P.I., Dallas, Doogie Howser, M.D., JAG and Seven Days. She is likely best known for her role in Beverly Hills, 90210 as Felice Martin.
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Katherine Valerii

Katherine Valerii was claimed by Sharon Valerii as her mother on the mining colony of Troy, apparently killed during a disaster on the colony . She was married to Abraham Valerii . Sharon was in reality a copy of Number Eight with no biological parents, so the Valeriis were either nonexistent or a couple unrelated to her.
== Notes == 
* According to series co-creator Ron D. Moore in a 10/24/05 interview on "The Chase Show" on the SF webcast news site TheFandom.com, there was never a human named Sharon Valerii. This information eliminates the possibility that Katherine was Sharon's actual mother, although it does not eliminate the possibility of her existence on Troy.
* There are multiple spellings of Katherine. This one was taken from the DVD subtitles.
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Kathryn Schellenberg

Kathryn Schellenberg is one of the dancers who premiered in the V-Club in the Caprica pilot.
Schellenberg's other film industry credit is in the 2004 film White Chicks, outside of this she is a member of the Stonefoxx Dance Crew in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and a teacher at Vancouver's Harbour Dance Centre. 
In addition to dancing, she has choreographed dances for recording artists, as well as performed live with Jordan Knight, Chingy, and Keisha Chante.
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* Stonefoxx Dance Crew Official Website
* Schellenberg's Biography at Harbour Dance Center
Kathy

Kathy is the name shared by various persons from The Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
* Brendan Costanza believes that Reilly's girlfriend is named Kathy, although no one is certain .
* Emily Kowalski's sister, Kathy, died when Emily was 12 .
== See Also ==
* Kathryn
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Katie

Katie is the wife of Raptor ECO (electronic countermeasures officer) Coker Fasjovik circa . 
Her husband is reticent to share many details regarding either herself or their personal life with others, but passes on a well-worn photo of her to William Adama on Djerba, believing that he would die there . 
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Kavan Smith

Kavan Smith (born 6 May 1970) is a Canadian television actor who portrayed Richard Bayer in "The Captain's Hand," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and raised in Calgary, Smith participated in football and martial arts. Initially attending Mount Royal College for economics, he studied for and graduated with a degree in acting, which lead him to work in various Vancouver-based television productions.
To genre audiences, he is better known for his recurring role as Major Evan Lorne in Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis, as well as the role of Agent Garrity in The 4400.
Smith has a dog named Lucy, who is a cross between a Leonberger and a Collie.
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Ask Kavan Smith in The Scifi World forums
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Keegan Connor Tracy

Keegan Connor Tracy (born 3 December 1971) is a Canadian actress who portrays Jeanne in the Re-imagined Series.
Tracy has appeared in such genre series as Stargate SG-1, Dark Angel, The 4400, Supernatural, and First Wave (starring Sebastian Spence). Most recently, she had a role in the short-lived series Jake 2.0, in which Grace Park also appeared playing Tracy's lab assistant.
In 2002, Tracy won a Leo Award for her appearance in "Pretend You Didn't See Me," an episode of Da Vinci's Inquest.
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Keith McQuiggan

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Keith McQuiggan is the Production Assistant (along with Jessica Sawaf) on the Re-imagined Series.
McQuiggan is also credited for the films Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever, Bulletproof Monk, Good Boy!, A Guy Thing, Miracle, Romeo Must Die, Stark Raving Mad, Undercover Brother, The Void, and A Wrinkle in Time. He has also worked on the television series Blood Ties, Cold Squad, Just Deal, Men in Trees, Young Blades.
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Kellan Brody

Kellan Brody is the host of the Caprican program called The Spotlight, which aired on channel Caprica 5, who interviews Gaius Baltar a few days before the Cylon Holocaust. 
She later is on-hand to report the Cylon attack against the Twelve Colonies. The stricken Baltar watches Brody and a reporter from Channel 7 News in Caprica City, using a dual viewscreen, when a nuclear device detonates over Caprica City.
Brody appears immediately startled just as the signal from her station disappears, suggesting that Brody and everything around her are quickly vaporized by the blast. The reporter on Baltar's second receiver is swept away seconds later by the shock wave of that same detonation .
== Notes ==
* In an early version of the Miniseries script (PDF), this reporter character was originally Gaius Baltar's love interest who later revealed herself as the Cylon infiltrator Number Six.
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Kellie Love

Kellie Love is a bank teller that Dillon encounters in the hopes of obtaining Earth currency, so that they may procure supplies for himself, Troy, and the Super Scouts.
After removing the markings on the cubits with his laser pistol, Dillon attempts to get them analyzed in a quick fashion. After she claims that they don't assay the gold at the bank, Dillon asks for the coins back, but is met with stern questioning from her regarding their origin. Believing him to be a thief, she activates a silent alarm, which Dillon notices.
Dillon subsequently stuns a guard named Harry, whom she calls for help. Seeing this, she gives him the cubits and thousands in numerous denominations of currency notes. Dillon attempts to return the money, but she is too scared to accept.
The teller tries to convince him to give up his robbery attempt, seeing that he's a "nice kid." Dillon promises to pay her back, asking her where she lives. She replies that answering that would be crazy, but gives him an address of 327 Harrat Street when Dillon points the laser pistol at her. She quickly replies that she's moving "just as soon as you finish robbing this bank" .
== Note ==
Her name is seen briefly on a nameplate next to her station, after Dillon flees with the cash and his cubits.
Ken

Ken is a common male first name that is shared with the following:
== Cast ==
* Ken Lynch, the actor who portrayed Doctor Horning in "Experiment in Terra".
* Ken Swofford, the actor who portrayed General Maxwell in "Experiment in Terra".
== Crew ==
* Ken Hawryliw, property master for Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Ken Rabehl, assistant art director for the Miniseries, and responsible for the Monclair painting in William Adama's quarters.
Ken (Caprica)

Ken is the son who died in the Maglev 23 bombing circa YR42 (58 BCH), and to whom an unnamed father speaks on at a memorial ceremony following the event. 
Ken's father speaks on stage during a memorial ceremony while Daniel and Amanda Graystone stand in the crowd in Apollo Park. During his speech, he notes that Ken overslept that day, and so Ken traveled to his destination via the lev instead of walking. He notes that his deceased son liked to walk, and that Ken would have been thankful to him for being awoken on time—with Ken's father ostensively blaming himself for not doing so . 
== Notes ==
The character is credited as "Man at the Mic" in "Rebirth" credits, and is identified in this entry as "Ken's father" due to the name on the name tag sticker on his suit jacket, noting that it is "in memory of."
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Ken Hawryliw

Kenneth H. Hawryliw is the property master for the Re-imagined Series (with the exception of the Miniseries) and prequel series Caprica.
A nod to Hawryliw exists in the form of a label on a bottle of alcohol, which the character of Leon Grimes uses to strike in the head with in "Colonial Day". A second is given in "Retribution" when a personnel file for Lillian Teller lists Hawryliw Robotics Inc. as her previous employer.
== External Links ==
*Ken Hawryliw GALACTICA.TV interview
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Ken Lynch

Ken Lynch (July 15, 1910—February 13, 1990) was the actor who portrayed Horning in the episode "Experiment in Terra" and Grover in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II".
Lynch's career spanned many decades in radio, film and television. From 1949 to 1954 he was the star of the Dumont network television series The Plainclothesman in which the conceit of the show was that his face was never seen on camera, and he appeared from a "point of view" perspective. This led to him playing police detectives in many other productions including a recurring role on Glen Larson's McCloud as Sergeant Grover. Of note, the same name is on his uniform name tag in his Galactica 1980 appearance, undoubtedly an inside-joke.
On the original Star Trek he played Chief Vandenberg in the episode "The Devil In The Dark."
Lynch died at age 79 from a virus on February 13, 1990, in Burbank, California.
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Ken Rabehl

Ken Rabehl is an Assistant Art Director on the Re-imagined Series.
Rabehl also served as Additional Art Director for the Miniseries.
According to Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion, the painting hanging in Adama's quarters was actually created by Rabehl.
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Ken Scott

Ken Scott (October 13, 1928—December 2, 1986) is the actor who portrayed Flight 427 pilot in "The Super Scouts, Part I," an episode of Galactica 1980.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Scott has had roles in various Glen Larson productions, including Knight Rider (with Edward Mulhare and Anne Lockhart), Quincy, M.E. (with Ed Begley Jr.), The Fall Guy (with Ken Swofford), Alias Smith and Jones, and The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (with Maren Jensen).
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Ken Swofford

Ken Swofford (born January 2, 1932) is an American actor who portrayed General Maxwell in the episode "Experiment in Terra".
Born in DuQuoin, Illinois, Swofford started his show business career in the early 1960s, quickly finding his niche as playing the "every man".
Swofford's appearances in television, spanning from the 1960s to mid-1990s, include such well-known series as The Six Million Dollar Man, Gunsmoke, Mission Impossible, Adam-12 (with Galactica 1980 actor Kent McCord), The A-Team, Knight Rider and Max Headroom. In 1975, he was a semi-regular on Ellery Queen as newspaper columnist Frank Flannigan.
Swofford had problems with alcoholism, later narrating a video for Mothers Against Drunk Driving in 1983.
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Kent McCord

Kent McCord (born Kent Franklin McWhirter on September 26, 1942 at Los Angeles, California) is an American film and television actor.
McCord grew up in the San Gabriel Valley town of Baldwin Park, California. He attended Citrus Junior College and then accepted a football scholarship to the University of Utah in 1962. While there, McCord began a friendship with the popular singer Ricky Nelson, which quickly led to his first acting job on the TV series The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. At first a background player, McCord soon became a regular on the show.
On July 14, 1962, McCord married his high school sweetheart, Cynthia Lee Doty.
While working on The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, McCord was asked to screen test at Universal Studios for a long term contract. While waiting for the studio to sign him, he continued working on other shows including several of Elvis Presley’s films, Viva Las Vegas, Girl Happy, Kissin’ Cousins, and Roustabout.
In November 1965, Universal put McCord under contract and immediately sent him to work, appearing in shows such as McHale’s Navy and The Virginian.
During this time, McCord made several appearances on Jack Webb’s Dragnet. It was his appearances on Dragnet that led Bob Cinader and Jack Webb, the producers, to cast McCord as one the stars in Adam-12. 
With co-star Martin Milner, McCord helped propel Adam-12 to the top of the ratings and into television history. Adam-12 aired from 1968-1975, and produced 174 episodes that are still seen in syndication. 
After Adam-12, McCord starred with Barry Van Dyke in the ABC series Galactica 1980, and in the 1989 NBC series UNSUB. More recently, he has appeared in recurring roles in the NBC series Seaquest DSV, and the USA Networks Renegade, Silk Stalkings, and Pacific Blue, as well as the Sci-Fi Channel's Farscape and the hit CBS series JAG.
On October 14, 2000, McCord and Martin Milner received The Jack Webb Award given by the LA Police Historical Society for their support of the LAPD and the community it serves.
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Kent Sponagle

Kent Sponagle is a location manager on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
He started work as an assistant location manager on such television shows as Strange Luck, The Sentinel, and Harsh Realm. His work as a location manager includes the film Ghost Ship, Peacemakers, and the Bionic Woman pilot episode.
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Keon Gatwick

Keon Gatwick is a student at the Athena Academy circa YR42, as well as an employee of Bike Kitchen. He was best friends with Ben Stark, and is a member of the Soldiers of the One (STO) Caprica cell under Barnabas Greeley. 
== Before Maglev 23 ==
In the days preceding Ben Stark's Maglev 23 suicide bombing, Gatwick built the suicide vest for Stark and had an altercation with Stark in Connie's Place just prior to the event (The Caprican: "Teen Brawl Breaks Out at Little Tauron Eatery").
== The Path to Gemenon ==
In the aftermath of the Maglev 23 bombing, where Zoe Graystone is erroneously blamed for the sole actions undertaken by Stark, Lacy Rand is summarily shunned due to guilt by association and follows Caston's bullying to obfuscate his connection with the STO. After Zoe's avatar informs Rand of Gatwick's knowledge of the Gemenon trip, she garners his begrudging support in getting the STO cell's assistance to transport the Zoe-embedded U-87 prototype to the colony .
Upon learning of a forthcoming raid by the Global Defense Department, Clarice Willow sends a text message to Gatwick and he is able to extricate various explosives and assorted bomb-making paraphernalia before the Academy's lockers are searched .
== Failed Coup ==
Gatwick participates in creating an explosive wireless fob, which Rand plants by switching out the fob on Clarice Willow's keychain while in her office at the Athena Academy. Rand explodes the bomb via cell phone, but later realizes that Willow was not in her car during the explosion, as Willow and her driver left the vehicle to witness Amanda Graystone's suicide attempt at Pantheon Bridge .
Gatwick later builds explosives meant to be used at the Caprica Interplanetary Spaceport, so as to prevent Willow's trip to Gemenon to see the leaders of the STO and Mother. Rand is caught attempting to place a bomb by security, forcing the trio of would-be bombers, Pann, Hippolyta and Rand, to flee in the getaway car driven by Gatwick .
After Pann and Hippolyta are killed in Willow's purge, Clarice and Olaf Willow make way to Barnabas Greeley's location at an office building under construction in Caprica City, but not before Gatwick tries to leave and is mortally shot through his neck .
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Kern Vinson

Kern Vinson is a civilian member of the Fleet, brother of Ray Abinell and brother-in-law of Sesha Abinell.
Vinson takes part in Sesha Abinell's hostage taking folly in Cloud 9's lounge, hoping to get the pregnant copy of Sharon Valerii in exchange for hostages. His actions during the situation indicate that he is Sesha's right hand man.
On the onset of a second rescue attempt, Vinson is slain by Billy Keikeya during his attempt to execute Anastasia Dualla on Abinell's order. He manages to mortally wound Keikeya prior to his death .
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* Kern's first name is mentioned by George Chu, and the script confirms that this is Vinson's first name.
* The fact that he is the brother of Ray Abinell, but with a different last name, indicates that they had separate fathers.
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Kerry Norton

Kerry Norton is a British actress and singer who portrays medic Layne Ishay in the Re-imagined Series.
Norton's first Battlestar Galactica appearance as Ishay is in "Scattered" (and then two subsequent episodes) where her character is memorable for operating on Commander William Adama's chest after he was shot at close range by the Cylon Sharon Valerii. Later she appears in the the episodes "Downloaded" and "Taking a Break From All Your Worries".
Norton is also the real-life wife of actor Jamie Bamber who plays . The two have three daughters: Isla Elizabeth Angela Griffith, born in 2003, and twins Darcy and Ava, born in 2004. “Jamie Bamber: The Hunky One,” Sci-Fi Magazine, February 2006 
Though Jamie Bamber covers up his British accent on the show, Norton does not hide her accent.
== Notes ==
*Kerry Norton has also appeared in a Dutch TV commercial for Grolsch, in which she sings Everlasting Love.
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