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Amarak

Doctor AmarakSpelling per original shooting script. See: this screen capture. was an associate of Gaius Baltar at the Colonial Ministry of Defense. He apparently survived the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies, escaping aboard Olympic Carrier.
Amarak was alleged to possess information pertaining to the betrayal of humanity. He sent a request to Colonial One to meet with President Laura Roslin to convey this information. Before the meeting could take place, Dr. Amarak is presumed killed when Olympic Carrier is destroyed by and Kara "Starbuck" Thrace after the Cylons appeared to commandeer the vessel and threaten to use a nuclear warhead placed aboard the liner to cripple the Fleet .
Later, a copy of Number Six, calling herself "Shelly Godfrey," arrives aboard , claiming to be an assistant of the late Dr. Amarak. She presents video evidence of Gaius Baltar's complicity in the Cylon attack. However, after analysis, the evidence appears to have been fabricated. When attempting to follow up on this matter, Godfrey disappears and cannot be found anywhere in the Fleet .
==Notes==
As Amarak is never seen or heard on-screen by viewers, it remains unclear whether or not Amarak was actually aboard the Olympic Carrier, a Cylon Agent, or whether the use of his name in these events was part of some other scheme by the Cylons.
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Amazon Unbox

Amazon Unbox is an Internet video-on-demand service from Amazon.com, available for Microsoft Windows XP and Vista operating systems. Linux and other operating systems are not supported.
Content can be viewed via the Amazon Unbox Video Player, Windows Media Player, any PlaysForSure device or a TiVo. Content can also be streamed to an Xbox 360.
Rental pricing for feature length films range from $0.99 to $3.99, while television shows can be purchased for $1.99. Additional discounts are given for full season purchases.
== Battlestar Galactica Offerings ==
Presently, Unbox offers both the and Re-imagined Series for purchase. No word has been given on whether or not Galactica 1980 will be offered as of yet.
== Notes ==
* In September 2007, Apple and NBC Universal canceled their deal to host all NBC related content on iTunes—including Battlestar Galactica and Eureka. Instead, NBC signed a deal with Amazon to be included in the online retailer's Unbox service.
* The Amazon Unbox video downloads are tagged with "defectivebydesign" because of its Digital Rights Management protection schemes.
== Related Links ==
* Amazon Unbox Launch Press Release
* Amazon Unbox: Frequently Asked Questions
* Amazon Unbox On TiVo
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Amber Rothwell

Amber Rothwell is the actress who portrayed Rya Kibby in "The Captain's Hand," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Rothwell has been in various genre series, including Andromeda, Jeremiah, Smallville, and Stargate SG-1.
== External Links ==
* Amber Rothwell's Backstage Profile
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Ambrosa

Ambrosa is an expensive alcoholic intoxicant, either golden or red in color (TOS: "The Long Patrol," "Murder on the Rising Star").
The rarity of the beverage makes it valuable amongst the survivors of the ; even during the war, 500-yahren-old ambrosa was not believed to exist.Starbuck first estimates that the bottle found on Robber's stolen shuttle was 50 yahrens old, giving an idea—as well as an upper limit—of the rarity of older vintages on the Colonies in the yahrens before the end of the war .
Ambrosa is bottled in flute-style bottlesThis style of bottle, the flûtes d'Alsace, is commonly associated with Alsace wines and is likely the basis of the original props used in the episode. with plastic corks. 
 imagines being rich after finding many storage bins filled with ambrosa on Proteus, a penal colony that made ambrosa for the Colonial war effort. Were it not for the attack on Proteus, he would have become quite wealthy .
== Notes ==
* According to the non-canonical Encyclopedia Galactica, ambrosa is "best distilled and purified under low-gravity conditions," thus the reason why Proteus was chosen as a place to produce the beverage.
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TLP_-_500_Yahren_Ambrosa_Bottle.jpg| with a 500 yahrens-old bottle of ambrosa from Proteus .
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TLP_-_Forger_with_100_Yahrens_Old_Ambrosa_Bottle.jpg|Forger 7 with an 100 yahrens-old bottle of ambrosia from Proteus (TOS: "The Long Patrol").
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Ambrosia

Ambrosia is a common intoxicating alcoholic beverage, typically green in color. At least two different variations are known to exist, one favored by Capricans and others favored by Scorpia, dating back to at least 100 BCH (1900BYR).
== Appearances ==
Ellen Tigh presents a bottle of ambrosia to her husband, Colonel Tigh, after they have reunited .
During a documentary on the military of the Fleet conducted by D'Anna Biers, an inebriated, cigarette-smoking Felix Gaeta reveals a tattoo and comments: "Ambrosia's good with a chaser. And if you have enough ambrosia―didn't really hurt that much" .
The luxury liner Cloud 9 offered ambrosia as a bar side drink .
John Cavil would imbibe on the drink in a flask while pretending to be a Brother aboard Galactica, as it appeared to have the same affect on humanoid Cylons .
== Brands ==
Per the label set on the mainstay Ambrosia bottle, Ambrosia was produced in the Bliffe Sector by the Stanford Distillery for at least 100 years. It also appears to have been made with prison laborGiven the humorous tone of the entire label this might just be an in-joke by the production team that isn't supposed to be taken literally. The joke itself may be a nod to "The Long Patrol," an Original Series episode, where ambrosa was made by prisoners on the penal colony of Proteus.. 
Scorpion Marsh Genuine Ambrosia is a particularly expensive brand circa 58 BCH. The majority of Capricans dislike this brand due to its potency and the belief that it smells like sulfur . Sister Clarice Willow presents a bottle to Amanda Graystone as a gift .
==Notes==
*In Greek mythology, ambrosia was said to be the food of the Olympian gods, made out of nectar, conferring immortality on those who ate it.
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*Absinthe (Real-world green alcoholic beverage) article at Wikipedia.
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Amok Time

Amok Time is a toy and comic book store located in Hicksville, New York, U.S.A. operated by Paul James Lazo, and in operation since 1992.
In 2008, Amok Time began their first foray into manufacturing collectibles, and attempted to continue building from the mantle established by Majestic Studios years prior with prototyping the Original Series line of 1/6 scale collectible figures for Athena, Lieutenant Boomer, Commander Cain, Colonel Tigh and Lucifer, but ultimately failed to deliver full production runs on these pieces. Their license for these offerings was scheduled to end in 2010, and was not renewed.
== Reissues of Majestic Studios Product ==
One of the most comprehensive Original Series-centric releases in the 1/6 scale, Majestic Studios released figures for the following characters in 2005, which Amok Time acquired after Majestic folded in 2007:
* Commander Adama
* Captain Apollo
* Lieutenant Starbuck
* Cylon Centurion (Silver)
* Cylon Centurion (Gold)
Amok Time attempted to re-release these offerings with updates, such as sculpts for Apollo and Starbuck, and the addition of the missing "skirt" for the Cylon Centurions. Outside of updates to the Centurions, no other improvements came to fruition.
== Additions to the Line ==
In 2008, Amok Time began promoting and soliciting pre-orders for:
* Athena
* Lieutenant Boomer
* Commander Cain
* Colonel Tigh 
* Lucifer
In addition, a Baltar figure was rumored to be in development with negotiations on likeness rights with John Colicos estate allegedly underway in 2008. 
Outside of the Boomer figure that had been released in very limited quantities, no other final production stage figures reached the public. 
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Amorak (alternate)

: For the canonical version of this character, see: Amarak.
Doctor Amorak is a worker at the Ministry of Defense who is given the directorship of the Command Navigation Program project.
Through Amorak, Caprica-Six meets Gaius Baltar at a Pyramid game on . As a result of the meeting, Caprica-Six convinces D'Anna Biers and a Number Eight to abduct Amorak in order to ensure Baltar's promotion as the CNP's project director, thus giving the Cylons access to the critical military project. Amorak is later abducted in an alley of Caprica City and is thus considered missing, leading to the promotion as the Cylons planned (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
Amorak later escapes from the Cylons on Caprica prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4). He later escapes from the Colonies to the Olympic Carrier, but is later presumed dead after and Kara Thrace destroy the ship .
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Amp

Amp is a hack used by players in New Cap City to boost their reflexes and reaction time. In V-world, amp takes the form of a drug injected into the user's eye via a J-shaped device akin to an asthma inhaler. 
Overuse of Amp leads to addiction in the real-world, as it takes more of the drug to achieve the same effect over time, due to the increase in various chemicals and stimuli of the user's brain that translate via the wearer's holoband.
Emmanuelle introduces Joseph Adama to Amp while helping him track down his daughter Tamara's avatar in New Cap City, and he uses it to eliminate the crowd at the Mysteries club after Cerberus expels him . Adama begins to overuse the hack, much to his guide's concern .
Abusers of Amp are referred to within the game as "Ampheads," with one such Amphead inhabiting Adama's apartment in V-world .
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Amphead

Amphead is a V-world gamer of New Cap City. 
Discovering that this player has squatted in a recreation of Joseph Adama's apartment, Adama and Emmanuelle barge into the apartment in search of Tamara Adama's avatar.
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Adama questions Amphead about Tamara's location, preventing him from removing his holoband, and learns that she may be at Mysteries. Before learning more, the duo are accosted by Shotgun and his two associates, who are seeking revenge against Tamara for killing two of their cohorts. 
Amphead flees after Emanuelle dispatches the Shotgun trio .
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* The character's credit as "Amphead" is derived from the episode's end credits.
* "Ampheads" refer to persons who misuse the Amp V-world hack.
Amy Ciupak Lalonde

Amy Ciupak Lalonde (also credited as Amy Lalonde) is a television actor.
Lalonde, whose filmography begins in 2004, has had minor roles in episodes in television series as well as made-for-TV movies such as Murder in the Hamptons, Heartstopper, and Diary of the Dead. 
Lalonde appears in flashback scenes of 's past life on Caprica as his estranged fiancé, Gianne, in the Re-imagined Series episode, "Black Market".
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An Analytical Guide to Television's Battlestar Galactica

An Analytical Guide to Television's Battlestar Galactica (McFarland & Company, October 2005, ISBN 0786424559), by John Kenneth Muir.
==Publisher Description==
When the space drama Battlestar Galactica debuted on ABC in 1978, it was expected to be the most popular new program of the year. Instead, it was attacked as a Star Wars rip-off and canceled after a mere 17 stories. The author acknowledges the show was full of dramatic clichés and scientific inaccuracies, but despite these shortcomings, Battlestar Galactica was a dramatically resonant series full of unique and individual characters, such as Commander Adama (Lorne Greene) and ace warrior Captain Apollo (Richard Hatch).
The author contends that Battlestar Galactica was a memorable attempt to make science fiction accessible to mainstream television audiences. The brilliant work of artist John Dykstra brought a new world of special effects to network television. Battlestar Galactica also skillfully exploited legends and names from both the Bible and ancient mythology, which added a layer of depth and maturity to the weekly drama. 
== Notes ==
* This book angered many Galactica fans due to Muir's assertion that Adama's military rule of the fleet was fascism.
* There is an in-depth episode guide for both Battlestar Galactica and Galactica 1980.
* Muir makes comparisons to other sci-fi shows such as Buck Rogers, Space: 1999, Star Trek, and Space: Above and Beyond.
* Despite some factual errors, the book is well-researched overall. There is great detail given to the filmography of the various guest-stars that appeared on the series.
* Muir argues that the crashed ship in War of the Gods was in fact the Battlestar Pegasus, despite the original script for the episode saying otherwise.
* There is a section that lists every episode of Buck Rogers that uses Galactica props and stock footage.
== External Links ==
* Battlestar Zone book review
* Book review by Michael Daly
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Ana Alicia

Ana Alicia (born 12 December 1956 in Mexico City, Mexico as Ana Alicia Ortiz) is a Mexican actress.
Alicia's notable roles in her filmography include her portrayal of Melissa Gioberti in Falcon Crest, an American primetime soap opera, and as Alicia Nieves in the TV soap opera Ryan's Hope. The actress has had recurring and guest-starring roles throughout her career, which began in the late 1970s.
Alicia portrays 's love-interest, , in the Original Series episode, "Take the Celestra," as well as its spin-off, Galactica 1980 as Gloria Alonzo in the episode, "Space Croppers."
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Andreas Phaulkon

Andreas Phaulkon is the leader of the government on the planet Tauron circa . 
He is described on the Caprica Network as a "playboy dictator." Sam Adama supports the rebellion against Phaulkon's government by sending them both money and guns, believing that the Tauron establishment is corrupt and represents a repeat of the Tauron Civil War. A war that resulted in the deaths of his parents and the immigration of himself and his brother Joseph Adama to Caprica .
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File:CAP News Andreas Phaulkon.PNG|Andreas Phaulkon on CAP News .
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* Phaulkon's stand-in is uncredited and has yet to be identified. 
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Andrew Seklir

Andrew Seklir is an editor for the Re-imagined Series. He became an associate producer in Season 4.
The character Susan Seklir is named after him.
== Editing credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
**Bastille Day
**Litmus
**Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down
**Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I 
**Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II 
*Season 2:
**Scattered 
**Home, Part I
**Home, Part II 
**Resurrection Ship, Part II 
**Black Market
**The Captain's Hand
**Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I
**Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II 
*Season 3:
**Occupation 
**Collaborators
**Hero
* Razor
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Android

The android is a robotic drone that emulates the human form. 
In the Original Series, androids were creations of both the Colonials via the bio-robotics institutes and humans originating from Terra, particularly in the form of Hector and Vector, which the Colonials encounter on Paradeen .
In Galactica 1980, the Cylons had also perfected androids that were capable of abilities greater than those of mere s .
In the Re-imagined Series, while Cylons had assumed human form, they did so in a more biological fashion, and thus are not considered androids, but cybernetic life-forms.
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Andromidus

Andromidus is a Cylon humanoid that accompanies his commander, Andromus, and three other on a special reconnaissance mission for the . The group realizes that the Colonial fleet is nearby the legendary planet of .
Andromidus ceases functioning after sustaining damage caused by the Raider's crash-landing on Earth. "His" remains are subsequently and totally destroyed when the A-B Raider's automatic detonator fully vaporizes the ship .
== Notes ==
* The character of Andromidus is likely the same character as "Andromicus" from "The Super Scouts, Part I" script. In that episode, Andromicus performs the same functions as Andromidus in "The Night the Cylons Landed," in manning the advanced raider's scanners.
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File:Adromidus damage.jpg|The damage to Andromidus .
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Andromus

Andromus is the commander of an advanced A-B Raider with a unique Cylon physical form: the appearance of a human, who is more android than a biological construct, with a built in energy weapon in his hand. He is accompanied by Andromidus, another human-looking Cylon, and semi-eponymous Centurion, Centuri. 
After interception by Kanon's Viper, Andromus' fighter is ensnared by Earth's gravity field and crash-lands in outside New York City. With Andromidus destroyed in the crash, he takes Centuri on a mission to transmit a distress signal back to the Cylons, activating the Raider's self-destruct device before hand .
He and Centuri are picked up by Norman and Shirley Blore en route to a Halloween party, with Shirley believing they are Halloween guests and impressed by Centuri's appearance. Andromus and Centuri are brought to a party hosted by Arnie and Mildred, where they met Wolfman Jack. Centuri is disabled by radiation from a microwave oven during the heating of Arnie's meatballs. Andromus uses his energy beam weapon to destroy the microwave and infamous appetizer, setting fire in the apartment. This distraction allows him to kidnap Wolfman Jack by employing his power of persuasion. 
They head for Wolfman Jack's radio station, WQSL, where they plan to send their distress signal, only to be thwarted by Troy and Dillon during a shoot-out where Andromus is damaged by laser fire.
A disoriented Centuri carries Andromus off the top of the radio station's building to their demise, their remains dumped unknowingly into a refuse truck .
==Notes==
* Andromus is the first instance of the concept of a humanoid Cylon in the Battlestar Galactica universe. The concept would be re-visited to dramatic effect 23 years later in the Re-imagined Series, although those Cylons wouldn't be androids, but biological creations.
* Andromus was scripted to appear in the episode "The Super Scouts, Part I" during the attack on the freighter Delphi, which showed the brief debut of the "A-B Raider"."The Super Scouts, Part I" script, p. 7 However, the scripted scenes never made their way into the episode: either they were never shot or were removed during the editing process. 
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Andy Guerdat

Andy Guerdat is one of the writers who penned "I Have Seen Earth," an unfilmed script for the .
Guerdat has worked primarily in sitcoms, writing for series such as Mork and Mindy, Saved by the Bell and Head of the Class, often with writing partner Steve Kreinberg.
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Aneke

Aneke Murillenem (professionally credited as Aneke) is a comic book artist and illustrator who provided both pencil and inks for Dynamite Entertainment's Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 comic book installments, a Steampunk-genre interpreation of the Original Series.
Aneke hails from Spain. Her career spans multiple publishers, including DC Comics and MARVEL. Prior to her work in comic books, she worked as a freelance artist, providing illustrations for Mongoose Publishing.
She began her career by pitching samples for Dynamite Entertainment's fantasy series, Damsels. Her visual influences include Frank Frazetta among others, including her "all-time favourite María Pascual." She primarily works digitally.
==Battlestar Galactica comic book credits==
*Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 #12 (illustrator)
*Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 (ink and pencils)
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*Aneke at Blogspot
*Aneke on Twitter
*Aneke on Instagram
*Aneke's credits at Fresh Comics 
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Angela

Angela is an enigmatic woman who is brought to Starbuck by Cy the when Starbuck expresses loneliness for female company after becoming marooned.
Where Cy finds Angela is unclear, but when she arrives, Starbuck is surprised to find she is pregnant.
Angela speaks in strange riddles.
When Starbuck launches his makeshift spacecraft with her aboard to save her and the newborn child from the Cylons, she subsequently disappears. It is revealed that Angela is the mother of Doctor Zee .
==Notes==
*It seems likely that Angela was a Being of Light, the celestial characters found in the .
* Angela is a female given name. It is derived from the Greek word ángelos (αγγελος), meaning "messenger".
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Anita T

Anita T is the moniker used by a Canadian background actress and model who portrayed a Cult of Baltar member in , an uncredited role for which she was later identified through computer-aided facial recognition. 
Her first appearance in the Re-imagined Series was as a background patron of the Starlight Lounge in "Sacrifice", also identified by computer-aided facial recognition.
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* Anita T at Gemini Models