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Skirmish Over the Red Moon

The Skirmish Over the Red Moon takes place when eight Cylon Raiders surprise a group of nugget Viper pilots being instructed by Lt. Kara "Starbuck" Thrace above an unnamed red moon circling a gas giant.
==Background==
After an accident on the flight deck of the battlestar Galactica, Lieutenant Thrace is assigned to train new pilots to replace those killed in the accident. Although she at first allows her feelings to get in the way of training, she eventually reinstates the pilots and takes them on a training flight. During the flight, a patrol of Cylon Raiders are detected.
==Skirmish==
Upon coming into contact with the patrol, Thrace (Viper 4077) orders her squad to return to Galactica while she engages all eight enemy combatants simultaneously. Disobeying direct orders, and adhering to the general rule that a pilot must always have a wingman, Cadet Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza (Viper 1104) reverses course, and follows her into combat. His tactics disorient and scatter the enemy, opening a window for Lt. Thrace to shoot down six Raiders. Additionally, Costanza manages to destroy one Raider (his first kill in a Viper) before suffering damage from incoming fire, forcing him to pull back from the engagement. His Viper gives out shortly after.
With only one Raider remaining, Lieutenant Thrace re-orients herself into a combat position and charges the enemy. As the two combatants close in on each other, Lieutenant Thrace's Viper experiences sudden electrical problems that cause her communications and transponder to go off-line. Nevertheless, she manages to exchange fire with the Raider and finishes it off with a direct hit to the head-canopy. 
The disabled craft immediately spirals out control, and eventually collides with the Viper. Damage inflicted by the Raider's impact disables the Viper's flight controls, and both fighters tumble into the gravity well of the nearby red moon. The Raider crashes intact on the moon, but Thrace is forced to eject from her Viper after it goes into an uncontrollable flat spin towards the satellite's surface and disintegrates .
==Aftermath==
After successfully ejecting, Thrace parachutes onto the moon, but is injured. As this is happening, a search and rescue Raptor deployed by Galactica recovers Costanza and his critically damaged Viper in the moon's orbit. SAR teams are sent out to retrieve Thrace, but the moon's thick atmosphere prevents them from making contact, and buildup of organic deposits from the air in fighter and Raptor engines cut short the rescue effort. On the moon's surface with a broken wireless handset and no other means of establishing communication, Thrace comes across the downed Raider, replenishes her own oxygen from the Raider's supply, and eventually flies the Raider off the moon and into open space. Thrace is able to avoid being shot down and lands aboard Galactica, giving the surviving human Fleet its first captured enemy spacecraft .
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Skirmish on Planet Starbuck

Cy admits to having repaired the laser and tells Starbuck to wait behind the rock. Cy goes to meet the trio of Centurions, informing them of who he is and instructing them to lower their weapons. They ask where the human went off to. He replies, "I extend my weapon that I may perform the following function." Cy guns down two of the approaching Cylons, but the third gets off a crippling shot before Starbuck drops him, and Cy sinks to the ground, mortally damaged. 
(The Return of Starbuck)
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Sky1

Sky1 is one of British Sky Broadcasting's entertainment channels in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. BSkyB is owned in part by News Corporation.
Sky1 has the broadcast rights to air Season One to Four of the Re-imagined Series.
The Battlestar Galactica Miniseries was a pilot jointly funded and produced by the following companies:
*R&D TV
*Sky TV
*NBC Universal (formerly USA Cable Entertainment LLC)
The miniseries was distributed on a variety of TV channels including Sky1 (UK) and Sci Fi Channel (US).
After the success of the Miniseries, a 13 episode series was greenlighted and produced by the same companies as the pilot. The first episode, "33," was broadcast in the United Kingdom on 18th October 2004, 8:00 PM on Sky1, three months before its premiere in the United States on 14th January 2005. Sky1 negotiated first-broadcast rights of season 1 of the series as part of its financial backing terms.
After Season One, Sky1 does not provide major financial backing of the series, but it still credited due to its investments with set and pre production early in the series.
Sky has also produced and co-produced several other original series, including:
*The 4400
*Hex
*Dream Team
*The Strangerers
*Time Gentlemen Please
*Brainiac: Science Abuse and its spinoffs
Other American popular shows broadcast on Sky1 include:
*24
*Lost
*Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis
*A Town Called Eureka
*Nip/Tuck
*Star Trek: The Next Generation
==External links==
*Sky1 Official Site
*Sky1's Battlestar Galactica Microsite
*Sky Homepage
*Sky1 TV Listings and Schedules
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Sky Atlantic

Sky Atlantic is one of British Sky Broadcasting's entertainment channels in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. It was created on the 1st of February 2011.
It broadcasted the Re-Imagined Battlestar Galactica regularly every Tuesday at 8pm and 9pm for the first and second seasons. The season two finale was extended to one and a half hours so it was on its own starting 8:30pm. Then for season three and season four at 9pm until the series finale Daybreak, Part II which was on the Monday 9pm concluding with Daybreak, Part III the following day at 9pm on the 19th of March 2012. There was a couple of breaks between episodes The Road Less Traveled, Faith and Guess What's Coming to Dinner?.
Sky One: Inside Battlestar Galactica

Inside Battlestar Galactica is a short interactive feature on Sky One in the UK. The short clips last between 2 and 8 minutes in length and include small behind the scenes features, interviews with the cast and clips from Season Two of the Re-imagined Series
==Episode List==
# Themes - Close up on the Cylon attack, military, religion and government
# Behind the scenes - Close up on costume, make up, effects, design and props
# On set - Close up on Michael Rymer, David Eick, Jamie Bamber and Grace Park
# Characters - Close up on Kara Thrace, President Laura Roslin, William Adama and Number Six
# The old and the new - Takes a look into the character Starbuck, played by Katee Sackhoff
# Battlestar Boot Camp - Exclusive footage of the cast attending a boot camp run by ex U.S. Marines prior to filming the new series
# CPO Tyrol and Boomer - Meet Aaron Douglas who plays Chief Tyrol and Grace Park who plays Lt. Sharon Valerii
# A design for life - Takes a look behind the scenes to see how design and production were implemented on and the Cylons
# Dr Gaius Baltar - James Callis plays Dr. Gaius Baltar, winner of three Magnate prizes and best known for his controversial views on computer technology
# Number Six - Tricia Helfer is the beautiful Number Six, one of a new breed of Cylons, indistinguishable in appearance from their human creators
# Adama and Apollo - An exclusive behind the scenes chat with Edward James Olmos who plays William Adama
# Meet Starbuck! - Take the first glimpse of Battlestar Galactica female Viper pilot
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Skybar

The Skybar is a club and bar located atop a high rise building in Caprica City on . 
The Skybar is the watering hole of Atreus and other members of the off-shoot Ha'la'tha organization that runs guns to Tauron in the years prior to the First Cylon War. As retribution for Atreus killing his partner, Demos, Sam Adama sends a Graystone Industries U-87 Cyber Combat Unit robot to dispatch Atreus and his men .
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Skylar Tyj

Skylar Tyj is the actor who portrayed Calvin in the , whose scenes appear exclusively in the extended version of the finale.
Tyj's has additional credits, including The Killing.
== Gallery ==
Many of these are behind the scenes photos from "Daybreak's" production.
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 00.jpg|Skylar Tyj in outside of his trailer, marked with his character's name of Calvin, during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 01.jpg|Skylar Tyj in his trailer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 02.jpg|Skylar Tyj and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 03.jpg|Skylar Tyj during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 04.jpg|Skylar Tyj with James Callis, Simone Bailly, and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 05.jpg|Skylar Tyj with James Callis, Simone Bailly, and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 06.jpg|On location at "Gaius Baltar's house" during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 07.jpg|Simone Bailly and Skylar Tyj during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 08.jpg|Simone Bailly and Skylar Tyj during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 09.jpg|Skylar Tyj and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 10.jpg|Skylar Tyj and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 11.jpg|Skylar Tyj and Tricia Helfer during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 12.jpg|Skylar Tyj and James Callis during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 13.jpg|Skylar Tyj and James Callis during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 14.jpg|Skylar Tyj during the production of "Daybreak".
File:Skylar Tyj's Behind the Scenes Daybreak Photo 15.jpg|Skylar Tyj in the makeup trailer during the production of "Daybreak".
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Skywalk 038

Skywalk 038 is the callsign of a assisting Captain Apollo's ground expedition on Carillon .
==Notes==
* Given Lucasfilm Ltd.'s animosity towards Universal Studios (shown in its "lookalike" lawsuits against the Original Series), it is curious to see a character name appear in the show that so closely resembles the surname of some of the central characters of the Star Wars saga, "Skywalker."
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Slaphead of Mourning

The Slaphead of Mourning is a hairstyle adopted by Galen Tyrol after his wife's unfortunate appointment with a launch tube. After her death he shaves all his hair off. 
Not to be confused with Laura Roslin's Slaphead of Terminal Illness.
==Notes==
*In India, tradition requires widows to shave their heads as part of being ostracized, although the practice is considered a rural one and the government is working to end the practice of ostracizing widows.
*Practitioners of several religions are mandated to shave their hair, most notably Buddhist monks.
*The biblical tale of Samson and Delilah is about a man whose immense strength derives from his hair. When Delilah shaved it he became helpless. 
*In Japan, a woman may cut her hair after being jilted.
==See also==
* Beard of Organized Labor
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Slapshot

Slapshot is the callsign for a Viper pilot aboard Galactica in the weeks following the Armistice's signing.
Following Captain Alexa "Pugnacious" Cain's solo mock exercise with Lieutenant William Adama, she calls "Slapshot' up for their next test (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5).
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Slayer

Slayer is a former Proteus prisoner and the wife of Robber.
She bore his daughter during their incarceration. Both are trying to make their way to the colony of Aeries to escape Proteus for their daughter's sake―unaware that were they to make it to Aeries, they would have certainly be terminated as per the Cylon's standing order on humans.
Slayer is discovered by Lieutenant Boomer, thus forcing Robber to surrender in order to protect his family. 
Slayer and her family enter as members of the Fleet, even attending a banquet held by Adama aboard Rising Star . 
== Notes ==
* A slayer is someone who kills or murders by violence, and is likely the reason her Original Sinner was imprisoned.
* Like Robber, her number is unmentioned in the episode.
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Sleeping pills

Sleeping pills are given to Louanne Katraine by Kara Thrace as a means of quick, painless euthanasia, instead of a slow, agonizing death from radiation poisoning .
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Smite

Smite is a German who owns Smite's Buchhandlung, which is the headquarters of the local German resistance effort in Peenemünde, Germany in 1944 CE.
With Troy, Dillon, and Jamie Hamilton, Major Stockwell brings them to Smite's bookshop shortly before the Gestapo storm the place and manage to take Smite and his compatriots, as well as a Jewish girl, away to a nearby train station. 
After successfully destroying the V-2 rocket, the Warriors, Hamilton and Stockwell rescue Smite and others bound for concentration camps ("Galactica Discovers Earth," Parts II & III).
== Notes ==
* The name "Smite" is derived from the script for "Galactica Discovers Earth". This assertion is supported by the name of his bookshop: Smite's Buchhandlung.
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Smith

Please choose a specific reference for the name Smith:
== Cast and Crew ==
* Emile Smith, a member of the special effects team that worked on the Miniseries.
* Kavan Smith, the actor who portrayed Pegasus Raptor pilot Richard Bayer in the Re-imagined Series.
* Kevin Smith, a director and writer considered for directing a Season 4 episode of the Re-imagined Series.
* Kimani Ray Smith, the actor who portrayed a Pegasus sergeant in "The Captain's Hand".
* Robert Smith, the radio personality better known as "Wolfman Jack," who made an appearance in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II" as himself.
== Characters ==
* Bryan "Tailgate" Smith, a Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
* Kevin "Silent" Smith, a Viper pilot named after writer and director Kevin Smith.
Smokescreen

Smokescreen is pilot of a Viper Mark VII during a skirmish against several Cylon Raiders as his ship, Pegasus are called to investigate a distress signal near Cylon space, as well as a missing battlestar, Chronos.
Outnumbered and having problems with his fighter, the pilot is killed in the fight (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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Snake

Snake is the callsign of a pilot who flies as Jo-Jo's wingman, when Jo-Jo is killed by Scar. Snake survives the engagement and reports Jo-Jo's death to Galactica.
He is assigned at short notice to replace Captain Thrace when she feels that she is in no condition to fly .
==Notes==
* In an alternate scene, when President Roslin is discussing the strategic ore with Admiral Adama and Colonel Tigh, there is a voice-over by Snake in which he is killed by Scar. Obviously this is an error, since he is mentioned as Jo-Jo's wingman much later in the episode. It is also possible that his name is used later because the earlier scene was already discarded.
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Snie'Goss

Snie'Goss is one of six chieftains who serve under Gar'Tokk aboard the prison barge in .
Imprisoned for reasons unspecified along with the only remaining Nomen—totaling 13 persons—Snie'Goss is released by Gar'Tokk, who himself had been released by . In that time, Snie'Goss and his fellow Nomen slay the ship's crew and wardens; Snie'Goss and fellow Nomen secure Icarus bridge and have "taken the hearts of the crew". 
After begins his assault on the Fleet, Snie'Goss notifies Gar'Tokk of an interception attempt by two Colonial s. Gar'Tokk instructs Snie'Goss to use Icarus defensive lasers to destroy the Vipers. As the battle wages on, the disembodied Iblis visits Gar'Tokk, ordering him to repay his debt by destroying the Forge ship . Upon Snie'Goss informing his Sovereign Lord that the were attacking the human Fleet, Gar'Tokk reconsiders his aid to Iblis for he finds the Cylons to be the most disgusting and inferior of races. Snie'Goss witnesses Iblis' declaration that Gar'Tokk has made a "very dangerous enemy" and that he shall regret it in due time.
With Lucifer's and Iblis' attempts thwarted, Gar'Tokk, Snie'Goss and his Nomen surrender Icarus to the and recapture the other human prisoners they had freed. These acts spur discussions amongst the Quorum as to how to handle the Nomen in the future, perhaps even allowing them to leave the Fleet for their own homeworld .
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Snipe

Snipe is a nickname used in the Colonial Fleet to refer to an engineer .
==Notes==
*In a scene deleted from the episode "Water," Boxey refers to engineers as "snipes."
*The term is a reference to identical U.S. and British Royal Navy slang for members of the engineering crew aboard naval ships. These include engine room, fire room, auxiliary, electrical and other personnel working deep inside a ship.
*According to naval jargon expert Jeff Crowell, "it is believed that true snipes cannot stand direct sunlight or fresh air, must have machine oil in their coffee in order to survive, and get nosebleeds at altitudes above the waterline."
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Sniper

Sniper is the callsign of a pilot listed on a flight roster on Galactica and participates in the Battle for the Tylium AsteroidSee :Image:Situation Room pilot board.jpg for the roster. .
Later, his callsign appears on a pilot duty roster in the episode "Six of One".
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Snowbird Squadron

Snowbird Squadron is a wireless callsign for a Raptor squadron during flight maneuvers.
Lead by Lieutenant Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson, as Snowbird One, the Raptors test deployment of decoy drones meant to emulate a battlestar reading on Cylon DRADIS. 
During training run 16, the Snowbirds' decoy drone deployment is FUBARed by the less able Raptor pilots, such as those aboard Snowbird Four, whose drones almost impact with Snowbird One. Captain Louanne "Kat" Katraine scrubs the run due to this .
The tactics by this squadron would later be successfully deployed during the Battle of New Caprica .
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Snowram

A snowram is a landram that has been altered for use in arctic environments. Starbuck uses the top-mounted turret to shoot down a Cylon Raider on Arcta. That snowram is later accidentally disabled by Haals' laser pistol (The Gun on Ice Planet Zero).
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So Say We All: An Unauthorized Collection of Thoughts and Opinions on Battlestar Galactica

: For other entries with the same name, see: So say we all (disambiguation).
So Say We All: An Unauthorized Collection of Thoughts and Opinions on Battlestar Galactica (Benbella Books, October 2006, ISBN 1932100946), edited by Richard Hatch, is a collection from various sources relating to the impact and affect Battlestar Galactica has had.
==Publisher Description==
The science-fiction television series Battlestar Galactica is known for raising thought-provoking questions concerning martial law, artificial intelligence, power and corruption, and ultimately what it means to be human. What ethical complexities come into play when one mistake could mean the annihilation of the human race? How do you maintain faith in the Gods when you're involved in an Armageddon of your own creation? What is the distinction between a terrorist and a freedom fighter? These questions are given an intelligent and insightful examination in this engaging collection of essays.
==External links==
*"So Say We All" on Amazon.com
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So Say We All: Battlestar Galactica Live

So Say We All: Battlestar Galactica Live is a live album soundtrack featuring music performed before a live audience from Bear McCreary's live performances the late 2000s and early 2010s CE. 
Of particular note, this album features the live "duet" performance of "All Along the Watchtower" with Katee Sackhoff (Kara "Starbuck" Thrace) and Bear McCreary playing the piano part, a la the performance of Slick and Thrace in Season 4's "Someone to Watch Over Me."
== Release Info ==
The album went live online on 4 June 2021 CE via Bear McCreary's private label, Sparks & Shadows, in concert with four original Re-imagined Series soundtracks, all of which are digital remasters from the original source music. Additionally, this and the aforementioned soundtracks are also made available via streaming services, such as Spotify, a first for these albums.<ref name="gizmodo/">
A limited number of physical compact discs are signed by McCreary, and made available via La-La Land Records as of 8 June 2021 CE.
==Track Listing==
# "A Distant Sadness"
# "Prelude To War"
# "Baltar’s Dream"
# "Roslin and Adama"
# "Apocalypse"
# "Fight Night"
# "Something Dark Is Coming"
# "Wander My Friends"
# "Lords Of Kobol"
# "Storming New Caprica"
# "Heeding The Call"
# "All Along The Watchtower" (feat. Katee Sackhoff)
# "Colonial Anthem" / "Black Market"
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So Say We All (book)

There are multiple books using this repeated saying from the Re-Imagined Series:
*So Say We All: An Unauthorized Collection of Thoughts and Opinions on Battlestar Galactica edited by Richard Hatch and published in 2006.
*So Say We All: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Battlestar Galactica written by Mark A. Altman and Edward Gross and published in 2018.
So say we all

The phrase "" is a concluding response to prayer in the Twelve Colonies.
	
The phrase was used by both polytheists who were followers of the Lords of Kobol and monotheists, such as members of the Soldiers of the One terrorist group. 
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*The word "amen" also exists and is used in dialogue in two episodes.
**"Resurrection Ship, Part II" (Fisk: "Amen to that.")
**"Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" (Cavil: "Lords of Kobol, we trust in your benevolence and praise your righteousness. Give the people of this fleet the wisdom to see the goodness and the strength of your servant, Laura Roslin. Amen.").
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