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Djerba

Djerba is a moon located in Sector 12, used by the Colonials as a winter resort prior to the Cylon War.
Early in the war, Djerba is captured by Cylon forces and converted to a strategic outpost and research base. Due to its location within Cylon-held space, it is lightly fortified by at least one basestar within FTL jump distance and a contingent of Centurions. 
Despite its relative lack of defenses, Djerba is considered pivotal in turning the war toward victory for the Colonials. Ten years into the conflict, a secret mission is launched from the Colonial "ghost fleet," led by the battlestar Osiris. Though Osiris is destroyed in battle with a Cylon baseship, the crew of Raptor Wild Weasel survives the campaign, crashing on Djerba and trekking on foot to rendezvous with Colonial Marines already operating on the moon. The crew are able to use the moon's automated communications array to ostensibly upload a virus to blind the Cylons, but in reality Becca Kelly uses it to upload the location of the "ghost fleet". The array is destroyed, but the information provided tricks the Cylons and helps make the Ghost Fleet Offensive a major victory.
During this period, Djerba is used by the Cylons in their attempt at creating biological forms. As part of this effort, the Cylons create cybernetic hybrids of indigenous animals, including a cave-dwelling snake .
== Notes ==
*Djerba is an island off the coast of Tunisia. According to legend, Djerba is the island of the lotus-eaters described in Homer's Odyssey, who spent their days in a drugged stupor. Odysseus forced his crew back to his ship, fearing they'd succumb to the same lethargy and never wish to leave.
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image:Djerba 2.png|Osiris approaching Djerba.
image:Djerba 3.png|A Cylon basestar near Djerba.
image:Ski Resort 2.png|A former Colonial ski resort on Djerba.
image:Ski Resort.png|Another view of the lodge.
image:Ski Resort 3.png|"Visit Tauron!"
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Dmitri

Dmitri is an alias used by Chameleon in order to swindle three Borellian Nomen, Taba, Bora and Maga, out of money. According to the Nomen, "Dmitri" told them that he was the commanding officer of a livestock ship and could help them gain parts to a spacecraft. After finding that they had been swindled, the Nomen swear a blood hunt on "the jackal, Captain Dmitri" and pursue "Dmitri" to the Rising Star, apparently unaware of his true identity . 
== Notes ==
* It is unclear whether or not Dmitri exists. Yet, it is logical to assume that Dmitri does, so that Chameleon uses the captain's name in order to conduct his clandestine business dealings with the Nomen. 
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Doctor

Doctor is a formal title of a medical practitioner or a person holding a doctorate, and thus refers to the following:
== The Original Series ==
* Horning, a doctor on Terra who examines and his equipment after he is captured by Brace.
* Paye, a Life Sciences officer on in "Saga of a Star World".
* Ravashol, a Colonial scientist responsible for the Theta class, in addition to his self-named "Ravashol pulsar" communications-cum-weapons platform.
* Salik, the head Life Sciences officer on Galactica.
* Wilker, an electronics and technical expert on Galactica.
== Galactica 1980 ==
* Doctor Zee, a child prodigy with whom continually consults in that series.
* Johnson, a character in the semi-produced episode "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra".
== The Re-imagined Series ==
* Amarak, a former employee of the Ministry of Defense.
** Amorak (alternate), the comic book depiction of this character in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1.
* Sherman Cottle, the CMO on 
* Gaius Baltar, a scientist and computer programmer.
* Gerard, a civilian neurosurgeon .
* Michael Robert, a civilian physician .
* Stoffa, a doctor in the Fleet; possibly a psychologist .
== Caprica ==
* Amanda Graystone, a plastic surgeon who worked at Caprica General Hospital.
* Daniel Graystone, computer scientist, creator of the Cylons, founder of Graystone Industries and inventor of the holoband.
* Philomon, the chief lab technician at Graystone Industries.
* Cyrus Xander, Daniel Graystone's assistant at Graystone Industries.
Dodona Selloi

Dodona Selloi, a human living on New Caprica, is an oracle.
Number Three visits Selloi in her tent, guided by a dream she has about Hera, a child believed dead.
Selloi is surrounded in her tent by curious tapestries and stones. She sits among these, licking chamalla off of her palm and complaining about its bitterness, wanting candy to sweeten it.
Selloi tells her that Zeus and the other Lords of Kobol are sad for Three. When Three disputes the existence of the Lords of Kobol, Selloi tells her that she knows that Three's own beliefs about God are in flux, and that the humanoid Cylon does not know what to believe.
Selloi knows of Three's dream, and tells her of a message from Three's God: The child of two peoples (human and Cylon) is alive, a child named after the wife and sister of ZeusThe specific description of the goddess Hera further deepens the parallelism between the Lords of Kobol and their counterparts in the Olympian pantheon of real-world Earth's Greek mythology.. She warns Three, however, that when Three is able to hold the child in her arms, she will unravel all that the Cylon occupation has done .
==Notes==
*Selloi is the first oracle seen in the Re-imagined Series. Other oracles, such as Galen Tyrol's mother and Pythia, have been mentioned only. Later, Yolanda Brenn is introduced, because Amanda Plummer was unavailable to reprise her role.
*The character is named for Dodona (Δωδώνη), an ancient city which was home to a Greek oracleStewart, Michael. "People, Places & Things: Dodona," Greek Mythology: From the Iliad to the Fall of the Last Tyrant. http://messagenet.com/myths/ppt/Dodona_1.html, and the Selloi (Σελλοί), a group of priests based thereStewart, Michael. "People, Places & Things: Selloi," Greek Mythology: From the Iliad to the Fall of the Last Tyrant http://messagenet.com/myths/ppt/Selloi_1.html. (Source: Podcast:Exodus, Part I)
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Dog

Please choose a specific reference for the term dog:
* Daggit, the domesticated canine-like creature of the Twelve Colonies in the Original Series.
* Dog, an often domesticated canine of the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series. Many have been seen or mentioned in the series, including:
** Caesar, the Graystone family's dog circa in Caprica.
** Jake (Billy's dog), Billy Keikeya's dog, who he mentions in passing to Laura Roslin.
** Jake (New Caprica), a dog known for aiding and abetting the New Caprica Resistance as an intermediary, typically via his dog bowl. (Fortunately it was conveniently emptied before it was tipped over.)
* "Dog" has been referred to in various pilot callsigns in the Re-imagined Series, including:
** Bulldog, callsign for Daniel Novacek.
** Hot Dog, callsign for Brendan Costanza. 
* Dog tags, identification tags used in the Colonial Fleet of the Re-imagined Series.
Dog tags

All Colonial Fleet personnel wear hexagonal "dog tags" around their necks.
These identification tags bear the name and serial number of the servicemember.
In the event of a servicemember's death, the tags on his or her body aid in identification, particularly if the remains are difficult or impossible to identify otherwise. The tags are taken from the body if recovery is not immediate or likely, as Chief Galen Tyrol does for Tarn, Socinus and Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo on .
Captain Kelly is the somber recipient of nearly 85 tags from dead crewmen trapped in the port flight pod after it was vented to space by order of Colonel Tigh to prevent a catastrophic ship explosion .
When Kara Thrace leaves Samuel Anders on Caprica to return to Galactica, she gives him her tags as a promise of her return , which she receives after their reunion .
== Related imagery ==
Image:NBSG_Colonial_ID_Tag1.jpg|Kara Thrace's dog tag.
Image:Alex quartararo dog tag-watermarked.jpg|Alex Quartararo's dog tag.
==Notes==
* In "Exodus, Part I," Samuel Anders refers to 's ID tags as "dog tags," establishing this modern military slang term in the BSG universe.
* Real-world practice is to take one tag for casualty registration and to leave the other with the remains for later recovery and identification. In some instances, personnel opt to wear two sets of tags in case of dismemberment.
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Doloxan

Doloxan therapy is given as a cancer treatment option to President Laura Roslin by Doctor Cottle to battle her breast cancer. 
Doloxan therapy is likely a form of chemotherapy. President Roslin tells Dr. Cottle of having her mother endure two years of Doloxan therapy as she wasted away, and therefore the President wanted to explore alternative treatments such as chamalla. Roslin's account of her mother's treatment, as well as her own experiences with the treatment later on, indicate that the side effects of Doloxan therapy (hair loss, nausea, muscle degeneration), like many chemotherapy options in the real world, may be just as debilitating and uncomfortable as the illness it is intended to cure ("Act of Contrition," "Six of One," "Faith"). These treatments are typically tiring and have a low success rate in dealing with advanced cancer patients, such as Roslin and Emily Kowalski (Faith), in addition to reducing the effectiveness of the subject's immune system . 
This therapy must be taken without interruption, so as to prevent the cancer from reasserting itself before it is completely eradicated (Sine Qua Non).
When Roslin's cancer returns after apparently having been cured, she takes Doloxan treatments despite her earlier aversion to the drug (Crossroads, Part II). Before her abrupt abduction by the rebel Cylons basestar's hybrid, she is two treatments away from being finished with the Doloxan therapy .
== Notes ==
* The spelling is confirmed as "Doloxan" per the various scripts. See: Sources: Doloxan for in depth details.
 
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Doma

Sire Doma is a member of the Quorum of Twelve.
When discussing exploring the derelict ships they've come across, Doma begins arguing with on his choice of Captain as leader of this expedition prior to Adama's collapse (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
== Notes ==
* The has a character named Sire Domra, who is a member of the Quorum in "Baltar's Escape". These characters are not the same, given the physical appearance of Doma, notably the lack of hair on Doma.
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Dominic Zamprogna

Dominic Zamprogna (born 21 April 1979, in Hamilton, Ontario) is a Canadian actor.
Zamprogna's career, which began around 1991, has centered on guest and recurring roles in many action-oriented teleplays and TV series.
Zamprogna's credits include roles in Tales from the Cryptkeeper, Blade: The Series, Iron Eagle IV, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Da Vinci's Inquest, and Stargate: Atlantis. He also starred in the Canadian television series Edgemont with future BSG co-star Grace Park.
Zamprogna portrayed James "Jammer" Lyman, the former deckhand-turned-Cylon collaborator in several episodes of seasons 2 and 3 of the Re-imagined Series as well as the webisode series Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance.
Since 2009, he has been playing the role of Dante Falconeri in the General Hospital TV series.
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Dominion: The Manifest Destiny of the Thirteen Colonies

Dominion: The Manifest Destiny of the Thirteen Colonies is a book that Darja Purat reads as he is transferred to another unspecified Colonial installation (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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Domra

Sire Domra is a leading member of the Quorum during the encounter with Terra's Nazi-esque Eastern Alliance. 
Like most of the Quorum, he became an irritant to and a hindrance to the Fleet in general. He manages to persuade the Quorum to dissolve martial law, thus relieving Adama of command of the Fleet. While Adama was permitted to retain command of , he posts an "advisor" to core command in the form of Siress Tinia. Believing that the so-called representatives of the Eastern Alliance were mistreated by the Colonial Warriors under Adama's command, he and the Quorum order their transfer from the Prison Barge. This action permits the Eastern Alliance, three Borellian Nomen and to board Galactica and take Domra—with the Quorum and Lieutenants and Sheba—hostage.
When Adama trades both himself and Tinia for an extra centar of time, Domra informs him that the Quorum had voted to extend the State of Emergency .
== Notes ==
* The Realm Press comic book, "Prison of Souls, Part 1," has a character named Sire Doma. These characters are not the same, given the physical appearance of Doma.
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Don Bellisario

Donald Paul Bellisario (born 8 August 1935) was a producer, scriptwriter and director on the original Battlestar Galactica television series. After Galactica, he went on to create Magnum P.I., Airwolf, Quantum Leap, JAG, and Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
Born in North Charleroi, Pennsylvania, Bellisario served as a United States Marine in the 1950s. Graduating from Penn State University with a Bachelors in Journalism, Bellisario worked for 15 years writing advertisements before relocating to Hollywood. His military career has influenced his television and film work, starting with Baa Baa Black Sheep in the 1970's. His realistic depiction of military culture is one of his main contributions to Galactica.
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
** Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I
** Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II
** The Lost Warrior
** The Long Patrol 
** The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I
** The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II
** The Young Lords
** The Man with Nine Lives 
** Murder on the Rising Star 
** Baltar's Escape 
** The Hand of God 
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== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
** The Young Lords
** The Hand of God
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== Notes ==
*Bellisario was responsible for naming the Borellian Nomen (Sciography).
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Donald

Please choose a specific reference for the name, Donald:
* Donald Bellisario, the writer and executive producer of the Original Series.
* Donald Mortinson, the nuclear physicist from Earth in Galactica 1980 whom Troy and Dillon establish rapport with. 
** Felix Mortinson, the alternate analogue doctor with the "alien astronaut" theory from Earth in the Galactica 1980 re-imagined comics.
* Donald Perry, a pilot who is best known as "Chuckles" from Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Donald Sales, the actor who portrayed a V-Club dancer in the Caprica pilot.
Donald Mortinson

Doctor Donald Mortinson, Ph.D. is one of the Earth's foremost nuclear physicists who works at the Pacific Institute of Technology, in addition to being a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
He is the first scientist selected to be contacted by Captain Troy and Lieutenant Dillon in their mission of making contact with the scientists of Earth, given his work on nuclear power. In particular, Mortinson was working on an abstract theory of nuclear degeneration since roughly 1977, according to Dorothy Carlyle. He also worked on various papers, including one on brother worlds and atomic travel, which Troy and Dillon reference in their conversation with Carlyle.
Mortinson is convinced of their being from a different planet after they leave a completed mathematical formula on his computer. He arranges a meeting with the two Colonials, but recognizes that Jamie Hamilton is trying to capture him on film and they escape .
Despite his aversion for the media, he later does an interview with Mr. Brooks at the United Broadcasting Company, attempting to convince people that the "two young men" were not terrorists, which fails. After the interview, he is approached by Xaviar, who he later brings back to his large beach house. It is here where Xaviar attempts to convince him that Troy and Dillon are outcasts, in addition to a vain attempt to convince him of the benefits of altering Earth's history in order to speed up the development of technology. This fails when Hamilton calls him and attempts to warn him of Xaviar, who disconnects the phone and stuns him. 
Later, he is apparently contacted by Colonel Mason, who brings him to Van Nuys A.N.G. Base to help explain the technology of the Vipers they had temporarily captured. Mortinson assures them that the craft were not of Russian origin, but of an extraterrestrial one .
He is later mentioned as monitoring Colonial frequencies for Dillon and Troy, although as he does so he is unable to detect the Cylon frequencies emitted by the A-B Raider .
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named Alfred Mortinson. Further, he is noted as being married and has at least one child.Ibid., p. 34
== Notes ==
* The license plate on Mortinson's car is "284 NOY" .
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Donald Perry

Sergeant Donald Perry is a young man selected as a candidate pilot (nugget) for Viper training under Lieutenant Thrace, and is given the callsign "Chuckles".
Because he had some flying experience as a boonie jumper, Perry is selected from relative obscurity to become one of 's first intake of trainee pilots after 13 experienced pilots are killed in a freak accident .
Once on Galactica he finds himself commanded by Kara Thrace, and forms friendships with fellow nugget pilots Brendan Costanza and Louanne Katraine.
Thrown into immediately flying s because of the absence of flight simulators, none of the nuggets perform particularly well. This leads Thrace to wash out the entire class, but she reverses herself on orders from Commander Adama.
Perry is selected to fly Viper 4267 in with during a raid on a Cylon tylium refinery as part of Strike Force Two. He is killed during the operation when an anti-aircraft bullet pierces both his Viper's cockpit and his flight suit .
Chuckles is later mentioned during a conversation between Captains Adama and Thrace about the pilots who have died, and is included in Thrace's toast to fallen comrades before the pilots in the rec room .
==Notes==
*After Lee Adama's defection to the Laura Roslin faction, Commander Adama considers a pilot named Perry to replace him as CAG, before ultimately settling on George Birch. Because of his death in "The Hand of God," the "Perry" mentioned in "Home, Part I" has to be a different pilot altogether.
* Perry's first name and final rank at time of death are derived from this high-resolution screenshot from "The Hand of God," which matches with his much clearer nameplate from the production. 
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Donnelly Rhodes

Born December 4, 1937 in Winnipeg, Canada, Donnelly Rhodes plays the part of Chief Medical Officer Dr. Cottle, serving aboard battlestar . 
Rhodes is one of Canada's most recognizable character actors, and at the time of his first appearances on Galactica he was also co-starring in the CBC series Da Vinci's Inquest as Detective Leo Shannon, a role he played from 1998 to 2005. Among many TV and film roles in both the US and Canada, Rhodes is also known for his work starring in the 1980s series Danger Bay, the US sitcom Double Trouble, Soap, and other roles dating back to the 1950s.
He recently played a guest part as a Judge in Psych episode "Cloudy...Chance of Murder".
He is the brother of Tim Henry.
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Donner

Donner is an Eastern Alliance enforcer.
Donner lands on Paradeen to capture the pilots.
Donner himself is subsequently captured and processed to The Fleet's Prison Barge , but later escapes with the rest of the Alliance enforcers and three Borellian Nomen, sans , who masterminds the escape .
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Donzo

Donzo is a biker and part of Willy's California motorcycle gang.
He asks Willy about the turbocycles that Troy and Dillon are riding, encouraging Willy to investigate. He pulls up to Dillon's left as the gang circles them with their own motorcycles . 
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named of Donzo Gates. The motivation for his fight with Troy and Dillon is revealed as a means to stop his "old lady" from making eyes on Lizard Charlie, an event that transpires over the course of the past week. Further, his motivation for joining Hell's Angels is for the fights; he carries a switchblade that he tries to slice the Warriors with, only for Troy to use the knife to slice the bikers' tires after dispatching the twenty-plus Angels with their laser pistols.Ibid., pgs. 22-24
== Behind the Scenes ==
* In "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I" at 0:22:11 on the Blu-ray restoration, a younger stunt double for Mickey Jones can be clearly seen riding Donzo's motorcycle. The same stuntman collides with Willy's stunt double from behind with his motorcycle after Troy and Dillon took off the highway (at 0:23:09).
File:Donzo's stand-in in Galactica Discovers Earth.jpg|Donzo's stunt double…
File:Donzo's stand-in collides with Willy's stand-in.jpg|… who collides with Willy's stunt double .
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