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Scar Raider (Eaglemoss)

The Scar Raider is issue #16 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The next incredible ship to soar into the Battlestar Galactica Collection is the Cylon Raider that appeared in Scar episode of the (sic)!
: The , also know as the sparrow, is a sleek and deadly Strike Interceptor and the primary attack fighter used by the . It can speed past its enemies' ships and hunt down its targets. Raiders are cybernetic and capable of being "reborn," just like the Cylons, into new Raiders after being destroyed. It is made of a complex system of organs, veins and biological fluids inside the main body which enables the "reborn" ability. This provides the Cylons with a distinct tactical advantage in essence that every time a Cylon Raider is destroyed, it is reborn slightly improved having "learned" through each life-cycle it undergoes.
: This Cylon Raider (Scar) ship measures approximately 9.8 inches long and is brought to life in die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. It also comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with series developer, Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9:Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes -"Scar Tactics"
* Page 14: Interview: Roland D. Moore - "Raider Revelations"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 17 - "Valkyrie"
== Video ==
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== Notes ==
* Although present on the CGI model in the episode "Scar," as well as the model Eaglemoss model, "Modern Cylon Raider," both sublight engines are missing on this model.
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Scarlet Viper

In creating his mock trailer for his continuation project, Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming, Original Series actor Richard Hatch created an upgraded Viper for the project, known as the Scarlet Viper or the Scarlet-class Viper.
A CGI artist, Steve Parady, met with Hatch, who was pleased by the conceptual drawing that Parady created. The design for the fighter was inspired by the X-29 test fighter's swept forward wings.
The design was seen in the completed mock trailer.
== Book appearance ==
The Scarlet-class Viper, or simply Scarlet Viper, is introduced in Hatch's first novel, "Armageddon". It is said to be a successor to the Azure-class Viper, itself a successor of the original seen in the Original Series.
The difference between this and the original Viper include a scanner that creates a "laser-constructed three-dimensional image" of destinations, in addition to improved systems and weapons, and even energy shields. However, these energy shields are incapable of handling a direct blast, at least without damaging the Viper, but can "shrug off" tangential blasts. 
One of the Scarlet's flight-modes is a hover mode, a feature not available to earlier Viper classes. 
It also contains a computer that recognizes voice input, likely a successor to C.O.R.A..
In , the first of this Viper class is furnished to Lieutenant Commander , with a second earmarked for , who rejects the ship in favor of his older Viper. At least four Scarlet Vipers are in the process of being completed prior to a seditionist bombing derailing their completion .
== References ==
==External Links==
*Interview with Steve Parady from BattlestarGalactica.com, which includes captures of the Scarlet Viper from the trailer.
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Scatter Raider

The Scatter Raider, also known as the Light Raider, is a variant of the Cylon Raider fighter craft.
This fighter is smaller and lighter than the standard Raider, and is armed with four forward firing energy weapons. The ship takes its name from the tactical deployment method used for the craft; they are deployed in a swarm from an Overhauler carrier and 'scatter', overwhelming enemy forces with a multi-pronged attack wave (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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Scavenge World

This issue begins one week after the events of issue #7, when was trapped in the Memory Machine. , and , on recon patrol, stumble across Scavenge World, a planet composed entirely of spare parts and inhabited by alien scavengers. Boomer and Athena fall under some kind of mind control and land. Starbuck, unaffected, lands with them and briefly escapes from the aliens. On the run, he hides by joining a poker game where he wins the General's insignia. Soon he is captured as well. Boomer and Athen are brought before the throne of Eurayle, the leader of the scavenger "family" where they find "General" Starbuck at her side. Starbuck makes a deal with Eurayle to spare the Colonial fleet in exchange for helping her lead the Cylons into a trap. Meanwhile, the is buffeted by a unexpected Cylon attack. The Cylons are momentarily averted, and the Fleet arrives at Scavenge World. Learning of Galactica's situation, Eurayle makes a proposal - she will use her powers of the mind to free Commander Adama from the Memory Machine, if she can receive Lieutenant Starbuck in return.
==Reviews==
One of five issues, along with "The Trap!," "Collision Course!," "Berzerker" and "The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy" singled out as above-average by reviewer John Dorsey in an article on battlestargalactica.com.
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Sci Fi Inside: Battlestar Galactica

"Scifi Inside: Battlestar Galactica" was a 20 minute promo aired before the start of "Season 2.5" with "Resurrection Ship, Part I". It premiered on iTunes, several days before it aired on Scifi Channel. It actually offered little new material; there were few cast interviews, no fan mail was answered, etc.; it was not a full-scale special. It was meant as a recap to summarize the events of the entire series up to that point, in the hope that prospective new viewers would thus be caught up to speed with the story so far and be able to continue watching. 
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Science

Please choose a specific article relating to "science".
*For articles that discuss the various sciences in the Re-imagined Series, see the parent article, Science in the Re-imagined Series.
*For an official book that covers the topic, see: The Science of Battlestar Galactica.
*For information on the life sciences from the Original Series, see Life Sciences of the Twelve Colonies (TOS).
*For information on the technology from the Original Series, see Technology of the Twelve Colonies (TOS).
Sciography

Sciography was a short lived 60 minute documentary series produced by the Sci Fi Channel that chronicled various sci-fi TV shows. The series itself aired only two episodes, the second covering the Don Bellisario series Quantum Leap.
The first episode of Sciography was aired on July 16, 2000 and dedicated to the 1978 Battlestar Galactica. 
It starred the following Original Series cast and crew members: Dirk Benedict, John Dykstra, Richard Hatch, Don Bellisario, Glen A. Larson, Anne Lockhart, and Laurette Spang. It also featured commentary from John Kenneth Muir, writer of An Analytical Guide to Television's Battlestar Galactica, as well as commentary from fans—primarily represented by reviewer Scott Mantz who was contentiously billed as "Galactica's #1 Fan".
The show was directed by Andy Schatzberg and written by Herbie Pilato.
== Official Statements ==
* Scott Mantz notes that he himself wasn't fond of his billing as "Galactica #1 fan":
: I saved the date [for Sciography's airing], but since I was warned that I might not even be on it, I didn’t tell too many people about it. When I sat down to watch the show, I was amazed when my face came up on the screen! That amazement turned to horror when I read the chyron under my face, which read "Galactica #1 fan!"
: Now as we all know, sci fi fans are the most passionate—and the most opinionated—fans in the universe. I knew that they were going to have gripes about the show (as I did), but I didn't realize that they were going to have a field day with the "#1 fan" chyron. I got used to harsh criticism when I was hosting Sci Fi Entertainment, but some of the online postings about my Sciography appearance were downright brutal. I mean, here I was, honored to represent a great TV show, and I didn’t get any respect for it.
* Mantz also notes that Richard Hatch was "understandably upset over the tabloid nature of the show, and they obviously didn’t get their facts straight" during a conversation the day after Sciography aired.
== References ==
==External links==
*Sciography at IMDB.com
*Review of Sciography at Sheba's Galaxy
*Review of Sciography: Battlestar Galactica by Susan J. Paxton
*Review of Sciography: Battlestar Galactica by John Hart
*The Sciography Experience by Scott A. Mantz
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Scorched planet policy

The scorched planet policy is the name given to Specter's fictitious plan to destroy the human abodes on Attila, by none other than himself.
Specter claims that he is undergoing this plan, since the swamp-like nature of the planet causes damage to the Cylons' circuitry, and that destroying all the human built structures would leave humans nowhere to run to, were there any on the planet at all. 
This policy was never followed through on Attila, as the explosions heard on Attila were not the Cylons destroying the human abodes, but rather the petro dumps being destroyed by bombs placed by Nilz and Robus. The Cylons hastily leave Attila, leaving Megan's castle intact and the survivors on the planet able to live out their lives without Cylon interference .
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Scorpia Paragliding

Scorpia Paragliding is a magazine publication of the Twelve Colonies, covering paragliding on Scorpia. 
Colonel Jurgen Belzen shows Admiral Helena Cain a copy of this magazine in a vain attempt to convince her to take some time off to relax while Pegasus undergoes a refit at the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards .
== Notes ==
* Along with In Music, the typeface of the title is the same typeface used in the main titles of Star Trek: The Original Series.
* The cover to this prop features a picture of David Weddle in paragliding gear.
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Scorpian Mills

Scorpian Mills is a company of, or relating to, Scorpia circa 42YR. 
During a news interview with Jordan Duram, regarding the Global Defense Department's belief that the bomb that destroyed Clarice Willow's car was planted by the Soldiers of the One, a CAP News ticker on the lower third notes that the CEO of this company denies charges relating to an unknown set of alleged crimes .
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Scorpion (Deadlock)

== Background ==
A defensive sentry drone with high calibre guns and anti-missile capability.
Scorpion sentries excel at area control, but are unable to operate while moving.
== Gameplay ==
The Scorpion was introduced to the game Battlestar Galactica Deadlock through the Second DLC (Downloadable content) of the first season titled "Broken Alliance". This expansion adds six ships to the game that are availible through campaign, multiplayer, skirmish, and Operation Anabasis.
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== General stats ===
* Squadron size: 1 Craft
* Hull points: 36
* Speed: 380 m/s
* Damage output: 3
* Weapon range: 5000m
* DRADIS range: 4000m
=== Special abilities ===
Squad repair - All squadrons can be ordered to return to their parent ship and undergo repairs during battle, this can even replace lost craft in the squadron and can be done regardless of how much damage and losses the squadron has taken so long as it is still intact. As an additional note, the Scorpion will resupply it's stock of guided missiles upon returning to it's parent ship and can be immediately redeployed the following turn.
Guided Missile - The Scorpion comes equipped with a stack of 12 guided missiles, fired in 4 missile salvoes. Scorpion guided missiles deal 2 damage per missile and may only be fired once the Scorpion is deployed. Otherwise, the guided missiles follow the standard rules of the larger ship-based guided missiles, such as requiring a DRADIS lock to fire.
Target Priority - Scorpions cannot manually select targets until they have deployed, however, they can be given a target priority in the same way capital ship guns can be prioritised for captials, squadrons or closest targets. The Scorpion can choose to prioritise either munitions or capital ships in the absence of a selected target.
== External Links ==
* "Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Scorpius Ascendant

Scorpius Ascendant is a ship of Scorpion registry, named after their home colony of . Within the , it is known for its comforts and former berth to Ambassador Puck. 
Following 's death in , of Puck moves his quarters from Scorpius Ascendant to , pursing the role of Fleet Commander.
Scorpius Ascendant, under the command of Captain Patroclus, declares its independence from the Fleet, declaring that they will not abide by any Fleet or decision until Puck is installed as Fleet Commander. This is mainly symbolic as Ascendant still travels alongside the Fleet, until Lieutenant Commander declares that Patroclus and his crew either pledge fealty to the Quorum, or take one of two choices: exile from the Fleet, or obliteration along with their vessel.
After the deception of "Puck" is revealed to all, Ascendant ship and crew rejoin the Fleet .
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Scott Kelso

Private First Class Scott Kelso is a Colonial Marine reservist aboard who is involved in the incident on the Gideon that resulted in the death of four civilians.
When interviewed by D'anna Biers she questions his squad's firing on unarmed civilians. Kelso retorts that his squad was never trained for crowd control, and that he was under attack and had ten stitches to prove it. However, Private Kelso considers the entire operation a "command frak-up" by Colonel Tigh .
== Notes ==
*According to the podcast for "Valley of Darkness," a scene was cut from that episode in which Colonel Tigh tries to relieve of command of the Marines and demands to speak to Private Kelso.
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Scott Mantz

Scott Mantz is credited as being "Galactica's #1 Fan" in the Sciography special on the Original Series.
Prior to Mantz's appearance on Sciography, he worked on Access Hollywood as a producer and worked on the short-lived Sci-Fi Entertainment for the Sci-Fi Channel in the 1990s.
Presently, Mantz is a film critic who operates his own website, MovieMantz.com.
== External links ==
* A brief biography on Scott Mantz via his website.
* Scott Mantz talks to Susan J. Paxton about Sciography
* Scott Mantz at the Internet Movie Database
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Scott Miles

Scott Miles is a guard at the Pacific Institute of Technology who, with his partner, initially captures Troy after having burned his way to the first floor of the building. 
In short order, Miles and his partner are stunned by Dillon, only to recover some 20 minutes later, allowing him to contact Carlyle Tabakow to confirm whether or not the intruders were with her in Alfred Mortinson's officeIbid., p. 40 (Galactica Discovers Earth)
== Notes ==
* The dialogue delivered by Miles to the secretary are the same as Jack Archer delivers to Dorothy Carlyle in "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I".
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Scylla

Scylla is a trans-colony freighter of The Twelve Colonies of Kobol. 
Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, it became a part of a small fleet discovered by the battlestar Pegasus a week after the event . 
During the encounter, passenger Peter Laird acts as the ship's spokesperson in conversations with Colonel Fisk and Lieutenant Shaw. After informing the passengers about Admiral Cain's intentions to strip the ships of their resources, he and the passengers refuse: in part because taking the ships' FTL drives would leave them dead in space, and because all of them traveled with their families. When Cain hears of the civilians' resistance, she orders Fisk to shoot the families of the conscripts, who in return attack the marines. The standoff ends following Shaw's execution of a woman in the head—an act that Cain believed to make Shaw a "razor." Shaw's action leads to the deaths of nine other civilians after Pegasus marines massacred them, among them being two conscript's families.
With the civilian uprising quelled, Laird and other conscripts from both Scylla and other ships were quickly drafted into Colonial service by Cain and stationed aboard Pegasus to back-fill vital positions. Scylla and its remaining passengers were then left for dead .
==Notes==
* The ship's name (and the fate of its passengers) is a faint reference to a story from Homer's The Odyssey. The hero's ship is trapped between the Scylla and Charybdis, a group of monsters that attack Odysseus's ship and crew. The phrase "between the Scylla and Charybdis" is an expression denoting a situation where moving from one danger places one closer to another danger. The battlestar Pegasus serves as the "Charybdis" in the story of the Scylla's passengers, who cannot escape from either ship, either being pressed into service on the battlestar or left stranded and lost on the civilian ships.
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File:Meshweaver - Scylla 1.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 1 - Low Res.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver (low resolution).
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 1 - Medium Res.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver (medium resolution).
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 2.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 3.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 4.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 5.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 6.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 7.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
File:Meshweaver - Scylla 8.jpg|A view of Scylla model from Meshweaver.
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Seal

Seal is a word for "marriage". Apollo and Serina are sealed aboard .
==Ceremonial Layout & Roles==
In one example of a sealing ceremony, bridesmaids and groomsmen flank the left and right of the ceremonial proceedings respectfully.
The officiator of the ceremony is center, with the bride and groom to the officiator's right and left (or viewer's left and right, respectfully), while the Seal Bearer stands behind the groom. 
Behind the bride is her protector, who is tasked with consenting to the marriage, thereby relinquishing their responsibilities as the bride's protector to the bride's future husband. The protector is usually a family member.
The Seal Bearer holds the Seal of the Lords, which remains boxed until the bride's protector consents.
An elaborate display of wax candles is placed before the ceremonial participants on a downward slope. 
==Excerpt of a Sealing Ceremony==
The sealing ceremony for Apollo and Serina is transcribed below.
:: "Will the protector of Serina consent to relinquishing his responsibilities to Apollo, the man to whom she has consented to be married?"
::Long pause. Everybody looks at .
::Serina nudges Boxey, who smiles.
:Boxey: "Yes."
:: steps up and holds a golden decorative container up to Adama. Adama withdraws his medallion out of the container.
:Adama: "The words I'm about to speak are the most powerful in all the universe. They seal a union between this man and this woman, which is not only for now, but for all the eternities."
::Apollo and Serina are holding hands, with their hands crossed over each other.
::Adama places the Seal on top of Serena's hand (who is on top), and wraps the chains around both of their hands.
:Adama: "Apollo. Serina. Under the eyes of God, bound by the symbol of the faiths of the Lord of Kobol, I declare you sealed."
::Apollo kisses Serina.
== Related Imagery ==
LPOG2 - Seal of the Lord Container.png|As Seal Bearer, presents the Seal of the Lords.
LPOG2 - Seal.png|Adama wraps the Seal of the Lords around the joined hands of Apollo and Serina.
LPOG2 - Sealing Ceremony and Candles.png|A full view of the ceremony.
==Notes==
*The term "seal" is derived from the the Mormon priesthood and their use of "sealers," celebrants who officiate marriages held in their temples. The fact that marriages are "sealed throughout eternity" is directly derived from LDS ordnance.
*Series creator and LDS member Glen Larson used this and other LDS Church references in creating the Original Series.
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Seamus Kevin Fahey

Seamus Kevin Fahey is a staff writer for the Re-imagined Series .
Fahey was working as a Writer's Assisant on Battlestar Galactica for two years. Meanwhile he helped create a story arc for the comic series based on the show , and also won the 2007 Slamdance teleplay competition for his script "Ghost Town"2007 Slamdance Film Festival on Wikipedia.
In 2007, after he was promoted to Staff Writer , he wrote his first script for the series' fourth season , which is also his first professional credit.
With production of the show winding down, Fahey joins the crew of NBC's Kings as a story editor. 
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 4:
**Faith
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