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Frimp

Frimp is a mildly derogatory, innocuous Colonial term to denote a person who is either ill-informed or performs an act of idiocy. It is the Earth equivalent of "idiot" or "moron."
The only Colonial that uses it extensively is Starla. She calls a fellow Super Scout a frimp when describing an apple from the scout handbook procured and later, at the Griffith Park Observatory, asks her fellow Scouts if Marcy is a frimp .
== Notes ==
* The term "frimp" originates from the 1970 publication of Robert A. Heinlein's science fiction novel, I Will Fear No Evil. In the book, the term is a verb used to denote "every possible way to copulate—every possible way to hook up two or more bodies—and number—of any sex, or combinations of all six sexes. Includes far-out combinations that are shocking and outrageous."
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Frodo system

The Frodo system is a star system somewhere near Alpha Six quadrant.
According to Robber in his conversation with , the Frodo system has some "nasty buggers there," and he alleges that "the pirate" came from there .
== Notes ==
* The existance of the Frodo system is debatable, as it may very well be a fabrication by Robber.
* Frodo is a Latinized version of Fróði, the name of various Danish kings.
* In literature, Frodo is also the first name of a Hobbit character, Frodo Baggins, in the epic high fantasy book series, The Lord of the Rings. This name may have been used in the series as an homage.
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From Bad to Worse For Graystone Industries

From Bad to Worse For Graystone Industries is a The Caprican Politics article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Februarius 11, YR42.
== Story ==
Just one week ago, Graystone Industries stock was at a 52 week low following rumors of loan default. And that was before Dr. Amanda Graystone announced her daughter's involvement in the MAGLEV bombing. Suffice it to say that things are not looking good for Graystone. Can the pioneering technology company and its founder, Daniel Graystone, recover?
Computer sales have slowed to a crawl and the safety of the Holoband has been called into question as Capricans come to terms with the news that the daughter of the CEO of Graystone Industries was in some way linked to the attack. As expected, stocks are on a steady decline as well. "Any poor publicity will negatively affect stock prices," said business analyst Cyndra Malone, "But an announcement of this magnitude could be catastrophic to the future of the company." Graystone Industries still has yet to release a statement about Zoe Graystone's involvement in the attack. A Graystone Industries spokesperson chose not to comment for this article. 
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Fulvio Cecere

Fulvio Cecere (born March 11, 1960) is a Canadian actor.
Born in Canada to Italian parents. Cecere attended Southwestern University School of Law in Los Angeles, but only after one year he realized that not law but acting was his true calling. He took acting classes at UCLA and starred in an impressive amount of television and feature film parts over the next years. 
While on vacation in Vancouver, Canada, Cecere sent out his resume to several local talent agents and to his surprise the response was overwhelming. Moving around between Vancouver, Toronto, Los Angeles and New York all year, he works in a variety of places. Cecere has had recurring parts in Nero Wolfe, Dark Angel, Tarzan, Tilt, Blade and Intelligence. Next to that he had parts in films like Paycheck, Assault on the Precinct 13 and Ron Howard's Cinderella Man. 
A few years back Cecere produced, directed and acted in his own written short film The Regular Guy. Though it took him some time to get finished, he recently toured the Film Festivals with it and received several awards. Cecere currently works on a new self written film project.
Cecere portrays Lieutenant Alastair Thorne in the Re-imagined Series episodes "Pegasus" and "Razor".
 
==External Links==
* Fulvio Cecere - official site
* Fulvio Cecere interview at the GALACTICA.TV site
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Fumarella leaf

Similar to the tobacco leaf, the fumarella leaf is used to make cigars and cigarettes. 
The fumarella leaf grew on Caprica, according to a bragging Gaius Baltar, who gave one of his last high-quality cigarettes to Kara Thrace after a card game .
== Notes ==
* Unlike the fumarello of the , cigars and cigarettes don't have an own name in the Re-Imagined Series. However, the name "fumarella leaf" is likely an homage to it. 
* There are several brands of cigars like Foliole and Caprican Imperial.
* A brand of cigarettes sold on Prometheus is Sarcoma.
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Fumarello

A fumarello is a fairly large cigar, similar to a parejo. 
It is made from a plant, as Cassiopeia notes during her question of "Do you ever take that smoldering weed out of your mouth?" 
Typically seen near or in 's mouth, much to the dismay of the Cylons and their chest armor .
== Related imagery ==
Image:starbuck_captive.jpg|Starbuck using a nearby Centurion to strike a match .
== Notes ==
* In the Re-imagined Series, cigars are not referred to with a special name, but it is noted that they are made of a plant product called fumarella leaf . Brand names for these are Foliole and Caprican Imperial.
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Futurama

Futurama is an American animated science fiction sitcom created by Matt Groening that ran on Fox from March 28, 1999, to August 10, 2003, and aired reruns on Adult Swim from 2003 to 2007, before moving to Comedy Central from March 23, 2008 to September 4, 2013.
It has referenced Battlestar Galactica, with further details listed in the articles below:
Félix Enríquez Alcalá

Félix Enríquez Alcalá is a television director on the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica.
Alcalá's first major break came in 1991 when he guest directed on an episode of ABC's short lived but popular drama Homefront. Since then he has guest directed on a vast number of series including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, ER and House.
Furthermore, he was signed on to direct Ron D. Moore's Dragonriders of Pern pilot for the WB, before it was abandoned by Warner Brothers over creative differences between Moore and the WB.
In 2006 he directed "Exodus, Part I" and "Exodus, Part II".
Alcalá also co-produced the 2006 made for television movie Walkout, based upon the true story of Paula Crisostomo, a Mexican-American Student Activist who fights the anti-Mexican bias in the American educational system. This feature was directed by Edward James Olmos.
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 3:
**Exodus, Part I 
**Exodus, Part II 
*Season 4:
**Battlestar Galactica: Razor 
See also: Episodes directed by Félix Enríquez Alcalá
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G-4

G-4 is a Colonial plastic explosive using an A-type detonator fuse as an electric ignition source.
== Explosives ==
Sharon Valerii's Cylon persona planted five G-4 charges inside 's water tanks, their detonation resulting in the loss of over 60% of the ship's water reserves . 
On Galactica, G-4 explosives are located in small arms lockers, thus under the domain of the Master-at-Arms, who was Sergeant Hadrian at the time .
G-4 is also used by the human resistance movements on Caprica and New Caprica against Cylon occupations there ("Downloaded," "Occupation").
== Detonator ==
A-type detonators are often, but not always, used as a fuse for G-4, and possibly other explosives. They can be time-delayed or manually triggered by a red button on top of the detonator. 
Aboard Galactica A-type detonators are kept in cases. One such case, from which Valerii's Cylon persona purloined from the small arms locker during her sabotage efforts, features 12 A-type detonators with slots labeled A-1 through A-12 .
==Notes==
*G-4 is identical in function to the real-world Earth's C-4 explosive.
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G. Patrick Currie

G. Patrick Currie (also credited as Patrick Currie) is a television actor who portrayed Enzo in "The Passage" and "Deadlock."
Currie also worked in minor and supporting roles in other TV shows, including the Vancouver-filmed genre productions of Smallville, Stargate SG-1, Jeremiah, The Outer Limits and Millennium. Additional credits include Queer As Folk and Da Vinci's Inquest.
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GAL 356

GAL 356 is a dependable shuttle in the Fleet in both the Original Series and Galactica 1980.
It can be seen in almost every episode. In fact it's such a popular ship that even Commander Cain had one just like it, which he travels on when encounters Galactica !
Oh, and did you know that it can even traverse universes, as it shows up in the Re-imagined Series and in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century! 
== Notes ==
* The constant occurrence of this shuttle is a regrettable result of reuse of special effects footage throughout the Original Series and its negatively-viewed direct successor. This happened due to the high cost of special effects in terms of time and money, particularly at the time both series were produced.
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GAL 560

GAL 560 is Galactica Colonial shuttle operating in or after 7348.
Lieutenant Starbuck pilots this shuttle for Commander Adama, Parrin and Grust, as Parrin shows him the Okaati fleet ().
== Notes ==
* The shuttle's registry is a nod to John Jackson Miller's grandfather, who served aboard the U.S.S. LST-560 in World War II.
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GDD Raids Athena Academy

GDD Raids Athena Academy' is a The Caprican News article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Martius 5, YR42.
== Story ==
The Global Defense Department descended on The Athena Academy last week and searched every locker and classroom looking for some evidence of Zoe Graystone's involvement in the MAGLEV attack. They found none.
"Our students were terrified," said headmistress Clarice Willow, "They didn't understand why this was happening to them. First they lose their classmates in the attack, now this."
According to the Global Defense Department, Amanda Graystone's implication of her daughter's involvement in the MAGLEV bombing gave the GDD probable cause to search Zoe's property. This included the Athena Academy, where Zoe was a student at the time of her death.
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GDD Raises Terror Alert Level...Again

GDD Raises Terror Alert Level...Again is a The Caprican Politics article written by Toccara Castleman. It was printed in Martius 27, YR42.
== Story ==
Surprise, surprise! The Global Defense Department raised the terror alert level again! Sure, after the MAGLEV bombing, I can understand why the GDD would do something like that. And, okay, raise the alert level after the first Holo Cafe bombing, or the second. But why this time, why now? 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there haven't been any explosions, shootings, or other suspicious activity that would warrant such a thing. I'll tell you why, dear Capricans: Fear. Yes, the GDD and our lovely government have teamed up, once again, to instill the fear of the gods in us. Sometimes I wonder if they just have a giant roulette wheel at GDD HQ that they use whenever they want to keep us in line. Yes, they just give it a spin and we get instantly scared. Here are few ideas of what might be on their wheel of terror:
â€¢ Scare the Caprican people (spin again for explanation)
â€¢ Terrorist chatter
â€¢ GDD disrupts major terror plot
â€¢ Bomb threat called in to space ports
â€¢ GDD feels like it (spin again for explanation)
â€¢ The STO has entered an colony-wide operational period 
â€¢ Upcoming holiday to honor the Gods
â€¢ Continue to scare the Caprican people (spin again for explanation)
What do you think? Add your own ridiculous GDD terror alert "explanations" below. Ahh, yes, this is gonna be good. And if we're lucky, the GDD will read this and add some of these to their Wheel of Terror - then at least we'd get a good dose of humor with our fear!
Go ahead, give me what you've got!
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Gabriel Köerner

Gabriel Köerner is a visual effects artist for the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica. 
Köerner appeared at the age of fifteen in the documentary Trekkies, working on visual effects for a Star Trek fan film.
In 2003, Köerner, while working at Zoic, contributed a number of models for the new Battlestar Galactica Miniseries. His credits include:
*Viper Mk. II exterior (model and textures)
*Viper Mk. II interior
*Galactica hangar interior matte
*The Gemenon Traveler/Kimba Huta type transport.
*The Space Park
*The Luxury liner
In 2005, Köerner contributed the CGI model of the Enterprise-D seen in the last scene of the Star Trek: Enterprise series finale, "These Are the Voyages...". 
==External Links==
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*Biography at Wikipedia
*Filmography at IMDB
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Gabrielle Rose

Gabrielle Rose (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed Portia King in "The Woman King," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Rose has appeared in such genre television series as Sliders, The X-Files, Eureka, The Dead Zone, Dark Angel, and Smallville.
During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production The Sweet Hereafter.
She is presently married to Hrothgar Mathews, with whom she has one son named Liam. 
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Gaeta's Lament

Gaeta's Lament is a ballad sung by Felix Gaeta which helps him as he recovers in Galactica sickbay from losing the leg Samuel Anders shot on the Demetrius (TRS "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?").
:Alone she sleeps in the shirt of man
:With my three wishes clutched in her hand
:The first that she be spared the pain
:That comes from a dark and laughing rain
:When she finds love may it always stay true
:This I beg for the second wish I made too
:But wish no more
:My life you can take
:To have her please just one day wake
:To have her please just one day wake
==Notes==
*The music sheet have the lyrics "This I wish for the second wish I made too" but in the version released on the season 4 OST he sings "This I beg for the second wish I made too".
*The song was written by Michael Angeli with music composed by his wife, Karen Angeli. Bear McCreary was responsible for the song's arrangement and for integrating the music from it throughout "Guess What's Coming To Dinner?". See: Sources:Gaeta's Lament for reference.
*The song was sung on set by Alessandro Juliani who jokingly refers to it as "The Stump Serenade."
*Both an instrumental version and the version with vocals are included on the Season 4 soundtrack.
== External Link ==
*Composer Bear McCreary discusses the song and its creation: 
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Gage

Gage is a Specialist serving on the battlestar Pegasus, and later on . 
Gage is happy to finally see some alcohol from the still created by the deck hands on .
Much to Chief Galen Tyrol's and Karl "Helo" Agathon's discomfort, Gage and a handful of other Pegasus crewmembers describe the gang rapes by Pegasus crew of a captured copy of Number Six that called herself Gina Inviere. These rapes were apparently led and tacitly encouraged by the battlestar's "Cylon interrogator," Lieutanant Alastair Thorne.
Gage mentions that he got in line twice .
In retaliation for Thorne's death, Specialists Vireem and Gage (with the help of two Marines) bind and begin beating the incarcerated Agathon and Tyrol in Pegasus brig until Colonel Jack Fisk catches them in the act and dresses them down .
After the destruction of Pegasus, Gage joins the crew of Galactica. 
Later, after the discovery of the devastated Earth, he joins Felix Gaeta's mutiny against Admiral William Adama. Gage and some other mutineers raided the Agathons's quarters, kidnapping the two officers and their daughter, the human-Cylon hybrid child Hera. Gage antagonized Karl Agathon, saying that Thorne's death and Agathon's subsequent promotion were unjust, and had Agathon beaten into unconsciousness. He also threatened to rape Sharon and made a second threat to her safety when he dropped her off in the brig. Specialist Gage then took over Gaeta's position in CIC when Gaeta took on the role of Galactica's commanding officer .
Gage never gets the chance to follow through with his threat. Mere hours after the rebellion begins, Adama and his supporters storm the CIC. The mutineers surrender without a fight and Gage is taken away along with the rest of the mutineers .
Specialist Gage is presumably incarcerated on Astral Queen for his actions in the mutiny.
== Notes ==
* Gage and Vireem are described collectively as the "Sunshine Boys" by Helo, and as the "Yee-Haw Boys" by Ron Moore in the podcast.
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Gaius (child)

Gaius is Naia's son, residing aboard Galactica's Dogsville circa .
Following Gaeta's Mutiny, the Sons of Ares continually seize food meant for Dogsville's denizens. Upon venturing through Dogsville, Gaius Baltar comes across Naia and her child, whom she pointedly notes is named after his father. Baltar is apparently moved by this and hands an algae-based foostuff to Naia and her son .
== Notes ==
* It is not directly stated if Gaius the child is named after Gaius Baltar directly, but it is strongly implied in light of Baltar's various and well-known proclivities.
Gaius Baltar (alternate)

: For the canonical version of this character, see: Gaius Baltar.
Gaius Baltar is a computer programmer and scientist from Aerilon.
Originally growing up on a farm with his mother and brother, Bernard Baltar, he becomes known for tinkering and repairing electronics and machines. Some of the workers view him negatively, particularly after he attempts to make improvements to the farm's harvesting processes, which ultimately end up failing. 
In his teens, he applies to Caprica University and is accepted, later settling on permanently.
Later, he becomes a scientist at the Ministry of Defense. Two years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, he and Dr. Amorak vied for the position of director of the Command Navigation Program project. Amorak succeeded in obtaining this position, but is later abducted by the Cylons, thereby permitting Baltar to get the position. 
After obtaining the position, he begins a relationship with Caprica-Six after meeting at a Caprica City nightclub. This is the Number Six model whom he believes to be a defense contractor vying for secrets, and not the humans' mortal enemy (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
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Gaius Zee

Doctor Gaius Zee is a highly intelligent, yet old Colonial scientist whose consciousness and personality are impressed in the body of a young pre-adolescent boy. Zee comes across as slyly condescending, with a juvenile arrogance and is at odds with Commander Adama, particularly given Adama's distaste for Zee's "experiments" on people. Zee is given his own ship, Rising Star.
During a patrol in 1980 C.E., Troy and Dillon recover the Voyager spacecraft launched by NASA several Earth years prior. After Doctor Zee deciphers the golden disc on Voyager, they find the location of Earth and discover its inhabitants to be primitive and unable to repel a Cylon invasion, should one occur. During his briefing of the Quorum of Twelve, Zee advocates subjugation of the Earth's population in order to protect both the Colonial Fleet and, more importantly, the primitive humans of the Thirteenth Tribe. Zee's recommendation control and forced enhancement of Earth's society and technology are overruled by a vehemently, morally outraged Adama, who advocates peaceful contact with the country that sent the Voyager craft. 
As a result of Adama's optimism about their Earth brothers, Galactica is destroyed by a nuclear attack, ultimately proving Zee's point about the Earthlings's primitive nature (Galactica 1980 1).
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Galactic Scouts

"Galactic Scouts" is a song performed by the Super Scouts during their first night on Earth. Jamie Hamilton is the first known Earthling to hear the song, and expresses interest in learning it .
The song's lyrics include the ending refrain: "Zay. Zee. Zy, lo, do. Zay. Zee. I know you. Ask me, I told you. Zay. Zee. Zy, lo, do."
The Scouts later sang this while sowing seeds at Alonzo Farm .
== Notes ==
* The song title originates from the end credits for both episodes, where John Andrew Tartaglia, Sue Collins, and Glen A. Larson receive their credit. This would be their second and final known collaboration in the Galactica ethos, as they composed the earlier song "It's Love, Love, Love" sung at Carillon from the .
* The song may be a form of Colonial solmization, akin to solfège (e.g. "do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti").
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Galactica (1880)

: For the titular ship from the Original Series, see: .
Galactica is an aethership in the Colonial Empire.
Commanded by Archduke Adama with second-in-command Fleet Admiral Tigh, it oversaw the defense of Caprica prior to its destruction in a Cylonic suicide attack (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
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