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Libran Needs a Pyramid Team, Statim!

Libran Needs a Pyramid Team, Statim! is a The Caprican Sports article written by Carl Kipp. It was printed in Ianuarius 21, YR42.
== Story ==
Hello, sports fans. Did you miss me? 
Sorry to be gone so long, I was actually visiting Libran for a while. Don't ask. And yeah, it was Scorpia hot. Dear gods, what a hellhole. Marshy jungle netherworld, and lawyers buzzing everywhere. Themis! What an eyesore, it makes your head spin. Who designed that place, anyway? A stressed out architect with way too big a budget vomited up his idea of stinkin' Lawyer Heaven is my guess. Hey, Lawyer Heaven, is that an oxymoron?
That same architect designed a huge - and I mean huge - outdoor sports arena. You probably knew that. Built by Libran tax money and now, completely empty, unused and abandoned, worthless. Yeah, I saw it. And you know what? It's gorgeous. I love it. Oh, the Pyramid games we could have there. The games, people. Sweet, sweet memories, and frakkin' history, would be made. So it's hot and sticky, a small price to pay for beauty.
So Libran needs a Pyramid team, just so we can play in that arena. Yeah, you've probably heard that before, but I'm saying it again. So let's at least give this imaginary team a few possible names, then send the list to the lawyers in Themis and watch them argue it for the next hundred millennia.
The Libran Bloodsuckers - No, not because of the lawyers, because of all the damn bugs. It's a jungle hell, people! 
The Libran Legis - Ha! Kidding. Although all the lawyers would probably pick this one. 
The Libran Supremes - Named after the Supreme Hall. That might be baiting the commentators a little much. "The Supremes sure aren't doing too supremely tonight.." You can hear it, right? Tedious. 
The Libran Divorcees - Everyone on Libran gets divorced. FACT. 
The Libran Nature Boys - And girls, of course. 
Okay, whatever, there's five. What else you got?
== Notes ==
*The suggested name of The Libran Supremes could be a reference to the American band The Supremes.
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Life

Please choose a specific reference for the term life:
* Life forms, a disambiguation for the various life forms depicted in both series.
== The Original Series ==
* Breathers, also called "life masks," are life support equipment worn by Viper pilots and are available on ships in the event oxygen is lost or impure.
* Life pod, a pod that suspends animation thus allowing doctors to treat patients when cures become available.
* Life Station, the medical center on .
== The Re-imagined Series ==
* "A Day in the Life," a Season 3 episode.
* Caprican Life, a periodical on .
Life Forms known to the Colonies

The inhabitants of the Twelve Colonies know of many different kinds of non-human life throughout the known universe. 
While a majority of life encountered in the galaxy is oddly human—descendants from either the Colonies themselves, or the fabled Thirteenth Tribe—some life forms are not themselves human, though are humanoid.Like most science fiction shows of the era including Star Trek and Space: 1999, it was economically difficult to create truly alien creatures for a weekly television series that did not revolve around a stunt man in a rubber suit.
== Beings of Light ==
Referred to by as the "guardians of the universe," the Beings of Light do not interfere with the others outside of their plane of existence , with one notable exception pertaining to the planet Terra .
It is known that Count Iblis is one of their number and, although appears human , is revealed to be a non-human creature in appearance when shot by Lieutenant 
== Borays ==
Borays are pig-like humanoids native to Sectar. Initially, the humans who lived on the planet lived in fear of the Borays, for the Borays would raid the town of Serenity of supplies and even women. This changed after gave the Borays' chief, Nogow, the role of Serenity's constable .
== Cylons ==
The Cylons began as reptilian creatures. Upon discovering humans, they created robots making use of the humanoid form a thousand yahren prior to the fall of the Colonies. Ever since, the Cylons have waged war on life in the galaxy that would threaten the Cylon Empire, the Colonials included.
== Hasari ==
The Hasari are a nation of people to whom the Colonies provided aid when they were besieged by the Cylon Empire. Their aid to the plighted Hasaris leads to the Thousand-Yahren War with the Cylons, which ultimately leads to the destruction of the Colonies .
== Ovions ==
Ovions are insectoid creatures that manage a mysterious gambler's paradise on the planet Carillon. They are one of the members of the Cylon Alliance. Their extensive tylium mines are an extremely valuable asset .
== Unidentified aliens ==
There are various unidentified aliens on Carillon, all of them bi-pedaled humanoids .
In addition, both Chameleon and mention a "three-handed" dealer on Pineas .
Image:Unidentified Alien 1.jpg|A pig-like alien (probably a Boray) at a chancery table.
Image:Unknown aliens.jpg|A group of three humanoid unnamed aliens.
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Life Sciences of the Twelve Colonies (TOS)

Life Sciences describes both the biological and psychological medical practices of the Twelve Colonies of Man.
== Biological ==
* 
:A treatment applied to Starbuck by the Beings of Light upon transport to their dimension. He responds well to the treatment .
* bio-pulse line
: : "Well, it's my bio-pulse line, sir. You see, it's a bad time for me to be cooped up in a cockpit." .
: "Bio-pulse" is a likely reference to a 1970's Scientology fad that attempts to track behaviors and motivations based on pseudo-biological cycles known as biorhythms.
* cranial probe
: Some sort of head or brain scan .
* cryogen tube
: A device capable using cryogenic suspension to preserve or prolong a patient's life, until effective treatment can be applied . 
* decontamination room
: A device used by advance scouts after returning from a recon mission to detect and remove contaminants, presumably removing viruses and bacteria to which Colonials have no natural immunity .
* 
: Some sort of rejuvenating treatment, available in the life science station .
* finite microlaser
:The technical name given a laser scalpel, used in Adama's surgery .
* 
:A treatment available in the life science station, offered to Iblis (and refused) to help speed his recuperation .
* isoldin
:Doctor Salik: "increase [the critical patient's] Islodin intravenous feed six units per centon." .
:A type of medicine.
* 
:Doctor Salik: "I don't think you want me poking around your father's heart with a laser scalpel at a time like that." .
:See finite microlaser.
* 
:Doctor Salik: "If we just let him lie in that life pod he doesn't have a chance in a centura." 
* Life science center
:The life science center is the medical care facility on board a Colonial battlestar .
* 
:Some sort of lung or lung function probe. Apollo admonishes Dr. Salik to get a portable respiratory probe to be used on Iblis .
* 
:A measure of well-being used by the Beings of Light. Starbuck's restons respond well to the balcon infusion, allowing him to stand and move about .
* 
:The colonial method of "scrubbing in" prior to surgery .
== Psychological ==
* 
: : "If anyone amongst us can say that he's all right, after what has happened, I recommend them for catharsis treatment." 
: Adama is likely referring to some sort of psychotherapy, a process where the subject is allowed to express deep emotions regarding an event in his or her life that had not been able to be properly expressed.
: Catharsis is a Greek term meaning "purging" or "cleansing."
* Psycho-electron recall
: A special scan to aid a human in recalling lost or repressed memories .
== See also ==
* Cryogenic suspension
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Life Station

The Life Station (also referred to as Life Center and Life Sciences Center) is the primary medical facility on board battlestar .
The Life Station's facilities manage the medical needs of all personnel aboard ship. The staff are qualified in treating anything from a broken bone to more serious ailments, such as battle injuries and life-threatening viruses . 
After the destruction of the Colonies, every person in the "ragtag fleet" was evaluated to determine their abilities and skills . Some such as Cassiopeia were drafted as nurses and support staff. Among the existing Life Station staff were several doctors, the most senior being Dr. Salik.
There is at least one small consultation room and a laboratory. As well as these, the Life Station has a large ward that can accommodate several patients at a time and be converted for specialist uses, such as the installation of cryogen tubes . 
Private wards are also part of the Life Station, with one such being apportioned for Serina in the wake of her mortal wound sustained on Kobol, thus allowing for final visitation by friends and family . 
A surgical ward is in place, capable of microsurgery, and outfitted with such equipment as the finite microlaser; its Achilles' heel is that it is reliant on energizers for a constant stream of power, which poses an issue during a much-needed surgery to remove fragments near Adama's heart .
Testing facilities within Life Station also include genetic tracing, notably the ability to record neuro cells and comparing them to subjects in efforts to determine genealogy . 
== Pegasus ==
Cassiopeia reroutes the shuttle to in order to get Bojay to the Life Station after being shot by a Centurion during the Battle of Gamoray, Pegasus being the closer of the two ships. Sheba is taken to the Life Station aboard Galactica to recover after having been evacuated from Pegasus .
== Notes ==
* Life Center is an alternate name for this area of the ship, and is seen on a wall sign in .
== Gallery ==
File:TOS - LPOG1 - Life Station Nurse Station.jpg|Cassiopeia operates a monitoring station for cryogen tubes at the entrance way .
File:TOS - LPOG2 - Serina's Private Ward.jpg|Serina's last moments with family in a private ward .
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Life forms

Please choose a specific article for the topic of life forms:
* Life Forms of the Twelve Colonies, an article covering the life forms (animals and creatures) on the Twelve Colonies of in the Re-imagined Series.
* Life Forms known to the Colonies, an article covering the life forms known to the Twelve Colonies of Man in the .
* Theta-class lifeforms, the name for clones created by Dr. Ravashol on Arcta, which are seen in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero".
Light Tanker

The Cylon light tanker (or Cylon freighter) is an unarmed ship used throughout the Cylon sphere of influence to transport fuel and other goods. The tanker transports 8 cargo pods of Tylium deposits which are then taken to fuel refineries at spots throughout space. Each fuel pod can be ejected independently as an offensive measure. The light tanker is not very heavily armored as they are always escorted wherever they go (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:|Caravan of three Cylon freighters.
Image:L T 3quart 4 copy.jpg|Closeup on tanker with Advanced Raider escort.
Image:L_Tanker_Scene1.jpg|Tanker under attack by a Viper.
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Lillian Teller

Lillian Teller is a member of the board of directors of Graystone Industries since 31YR, having previously been Hawryliw Robotics Inc.'s vice president.Originates from a brief glimpse of her dossier. In 42YR, she votes Daniel Graystone out of the company, appointing Tomas Vergis as its CEO.
Having made a deal with the Ha'la'tha to retake his company, Graystone notes that she came from "old money," and verifies her known predilection for engaging in BDSM with male sex workers, referring to them as "boys." Joseph Adama notes that blackmailing her would be easy, given that the brothel she visited had photographic evidence, itself included in her Ha'la'tha-assembled dossier .
== Notes ==
* The performers depicted in the dossier photos are uncredited.
* It is unknown whether Teller engaged in such activities with underage persons.
* According to her dossier, she resides on 435 E. Elm Street in Caprica City, Caprica.
* Her previous employer, Hawryliw Robotics Inc., is named for property master Ken Hawryliw.
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Lilly

Lilly is a member of the Cult of Baltar.
After an attack on the commune by members of the Sons of Ares, Lilly is seen by Gaius Baltar praying to Asclepius. She is later present when Baltar makes his grandiose speech to his followers for accepting themselves for who they are .
== Notes ==
*Lillith is one of the first women who rebels against God, similar to Lilly (which is just a short form of Lillith).
*Karen Austin would later go on to portray Ruth in Caprica.
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Linden

Linden is a resident on Prometheus.
When attempts to find Phelan, Linden attempts to hustle Adama, who in turn attempts to find out where Phelan is on the ship. However, Linden remarks that this is "a very expensive question," for which Adama trades a pocket-sized picture holder (that Shevon gave Adama) for this information.
Adama originally attempts to trade his sidearm for the information, but Linden remarks that they have guns. Linden accepts the picture holder because he "like[s] pretty things." After Adama has his information, Linden attempts to pawn off his newly acquired item for something (deleted scene, "Black Market").
== Notes ==
*Linden was portrayed by John Mann, who played Jackson Spencer in the Miniseries. None of Linden's scenes made the final cut of "Black Market," though Mann is credited for appearing as this character in the end credits of "Black Market".
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Line

Please select a specific reference for the term line:
* Armistice Line, the border between Cylon and Colonial space in the Re-imagined Series.
* Beyond the Red Line, a total conversion of Freespace 2 video game based on the Re-imagined Series.
* Bio-pulse line, an unspecified measurement of one or more bodily functions in the Original Series.
* Red Line, the imaginary sphere enclosing a vessel which denotes the maximum safe limit for an FTL jump.
* Salt Line Ceremony, a ceremony conducted before the Battle of New Caprica.
Linnea Sharples

Linnea Sharples is the actor who portrayed Emmitt "Sweetness" Jones in and as Ada's mother in .
As of 2023, her genre credits include Canadian-filmed Millennium, Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda, First Wave, The Outer Limits, and Stargate SG-1. Her final acting credit was in 2012's Fairly Legal series finale. 
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Lion's Head Nebula

The Lion's Head Nebula, according to the Scroll of Pythia, was used as a navigational waypoint to Earth by the caravan of the Thirteenth Tribe. The scripture reads: "And the caravan of the heavens was watched over by a great lion with a mighty blinking eye." The nebula's "eye" is actually a system of red and blue eclipsing binary pulsars that matches the scripture's description.
The Cylons first discover the nebula when Gaius Baltar tells them it might contain a clue to the location of Earth. A basestar sent to investigate finds a beacon possibly left by the Thirteenth Tribe. But when the beacon is brought on board, a disease it carries kills most humanoid Cylons, Centurions, and Raiders aboard (the mechanical Centurions are shut down as they were linked to the Hybrid), as well as severely damaging the basestar itself.
On Galactica, Lieutenant Felix Gaeta analyzes Baltar's research and briefs President Laura Roslin and Admiral William Adama on the nebula. A Raptor, manned by and Athena, discovers the nebula and the graveyard of drifting Cylon spacecraft .
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Lion's Head beacon

The Lion's Head beacon is found by the Cylons as they pursue a probable course to Earth from the Lion's Head Nebula, as researched by their captive, Gaius Baltar.
The beacon is apparently an artifact left by the Thirteenth Tribe as they made their way from to Earth, or possibly on a return voyage to leave a map of Earth's night sky on Kobol. It is approximately 3,000 years old Dr. Cottle reports that the disease is similar to one that spread 3,000 years ago, against which humans developed a natural immunity much later ..
When the beacon is brought aboard the basestar, it soon infects the Cylons, including humanoid Cylons, Raiders, the Hybrid and the basestar itself. The Centurions, apparently controlled by the Hybrid, began shutting down as the infection progressed.
When the basestar's crew discover that infection might spread into their community via their resurrection process, they immediately quarantine their Resurrection Ship to prevent the reception of any transmitted consciousnesses from the dying basestar. To minimize the risk, Baltar is dispatched to the basestar to investigate. The beacon, as seen by Baltar, appears to have gelatinous material within slats in its interior .
Later, the beacon is discovered and left behind by a Colonial boarding party after they realize that an infection exists. The beacon is presumably destroyed when the basestar self-destructs .
== Notes == 
*The story behind the Lion Nebula beacon and the virus may have been inspired by the lunar lander Surveyor 3. Before launching in 1967, its camera was accidentally contaminated by a common bacterium. When the camera was recovered by Apollo 12 astronauts, the microbes returned to life, having survived two and a half years of vacuum, radiation, and temperature extremes.
*In the podcast for this episode, Ron Moore explains that writing about the beacon in later episodes would have introduced too much work as the characters would scrutinize and analyze it to the point of affecting the overall story, so it was deemed best to leave the beacon on the basestar in the aired storyline to destroy it and dispense of further commentary on the object.
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Image:3x6-Lion's-Head-beacon-2.jpg|Top back view
Image:3x6-Lion's-Head-beacon-3.jpg|Top front view
Image:3x6-Lion's-Head-beacon-4.jpg|View showing the gelatinous material
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Lionel

Lionel is a military officer in the Colonial Fleet during the Cylon War.
Lionel reads off the notes from William Adama's flight instructor while the admiralty meet with him, prior to deciding whether or not he should be assigned to Argus (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5).
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Lisa (comic)

Lisa is the girlfriend of Arkat, a member of Ghost Squadron. Arkat holds a picture of her taken on Caprica during their one year anniversary, which occurred the summer before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Following Therion destruction, he voices his belief that she is still alive (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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List of Deleted Scenes (TOS)

This list is fairly self-explanatory; these are deleted scenes that never made the final cut of the episode for any number of reasons.
Unless otherwise noted, all deleted scenes are from the Region 1 DVD set. Scenes taken from the original scripts may or may not have been filmed.
== List==
*1.01 Saga of a Star World (episode)
*1.02 Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I (episode)
*1.03 Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II (episode)
*1.04 The Lost Warrior (episode)
*1.05 The Long Patrol (episode)
*1.08 The Magnificent Warriors (episode)
*1.09 The Young Lords (episode)
*1.10 The Living Legend (episode)
*1.12 Fire in Space (episode)
*1.13 1.14 War of the Gods (episode I) (episode II)
*1.15 The Man with Nine Lives (episode)
*1.16 Murder on the Rising Star (episode)
*1.17 Greetings From Earth (episode)
*1.19 Experiment in Terra (episode)
*1.20 Take the Celestra (episode)
*1.21 The Hand of God (episode)
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List of Deleted Scenes - Blood and Chrome

This page lists deleted scenes that never made the final cut for any number of reasons. They may be found on a myriad of digital video releases, notably DVDs and Blu-rays, across multiple regions.
==Jarheads and Their War Porn==
This is considered a longer, extended scene as this scene continues after William Adama attempts to hit on Jenna McGavin, with color commentary from Nina Leothe, and has portions that made the final cut before Adama sees Galactica for the first time.
*After Leothe tells Adama to throttle down on "his stick," he makes a crack about never having a problem in that department vis-à-vis sex.
*A ruckus from a group of Marines at the other end of the compartment shifts the conversation, with Leothe giving the crack of "jarheads and their war porn," a term Adama professes unfamiliarity with. McGavin explains the term, and Adama goes to look closer at a cluster of Marines watching footage via a tablet.
*McGavin follows, making a crack on the Marines "whipping out their junk," while Leothe comments about McGavin having problems with marines and their "frakked up home movies." A marine, later identified as Strohmeyer, calls the women symps, prompting McGavin to note her record at "wasting more toasters than [he] has zits" on his buttocks.
*After re-seating themselves, Adama asks McGavin for her kill numbers: she doesn't keep track. She observes that Adama is a "real charger," and motions over to Galactica as it comes into view through a view port, noting that the battlestar will be the one to give him the action he seeks.
== Nuggets ==
* William Adama, in a flight suit, walks through Galactica's hangar deck. A voice over reads from a passage of a letter written to Joseph Adama, where William discusses how fresh pilots are either called rooks or nuggets, and never by a callsign until they prove themselves. Off in the distance, he sees Jenna McGavin seated on a flight deck ladder, drinking from a bottle while surrounded by Deke Tornvald, Nina Leothe, and Tiu. 
== Adama's First Taste of Action ==
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