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Sig

Sig is a Fleet Operations controller aboard the battlestar Galactica during the first Cylon War. Sig hands off a drink to Commander Silas Nash prior to Nash's briefing Lieutenant Coker Fasjovik and Ensign William Adama on their "milk run" .
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Sigmund Neufeld Jr.

Sigmund Neufeld Jr. (born May 12, 1931), who was one of the more prolific television directors of the early 1970s through the late 1980s, is the director of the Galactica 1980 episodes "The Super Scouts, Part II" and "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I".
Neufeld comes from a very prolific family of American film production staff. He is the nephew of legendary director Sam Newfield who is often considered to be the most prolific director in American film history, having directed over 300 movies from Hollywood's Silent Era, through the studio era of film in the 1950s. His father, Sigmund Neufeld produced over 130 movies from the early 1930s to the mid-1960s.
Neufeld started his career as a composer and sound editor for the 1957 television series Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans, based on the popular James Fenimore Cooper novel. Neufeld got the job through his uncle, who directed much of the series. 
Neufeld didn't break into television directing until some 13 years later, with Lassie:Well of Love. In addition to Galactica 1980, Neufeld worked as a director for 32 other television shows during the period he was active, including T.J. Hooker, The Twilight Zone, The Invisible Man, Wonder Woman, The Incredible Hulk, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and Simon & Simon.
Neufeld suddenly stopped directing for television in 1989, with the television series A Man Called Hawk after having directed for 19 years. He recently returned to directing with a movie called Behind the Badge in 2002, but hasn't directed anything since.
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Sil

Silvia, known by her nickname "Sil", is a member of Julian DiMarco's expedition into Neutral Space. 
Sil and DiMarco began a romantic relationship one year prior to William Adama's command of the battlestar Galactica (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1) and resides with DiMarco on the unknown planet as his wife (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2).
With her husband, she returns to Colonial Space, where she helps in DiMarco's terrorist movement against the Colonies. However, she grows more and more concerned over his mental status and makes plans to leave Sagittaron's outermost moon, until she captures and enlists his help in thwarting the terrorist movement. During this process, she is killed by Christa Nolan, who discovers Sil's treachery (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4, Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5). 
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Silas Nash

:For information on Lieutenant Nash, a character who appeared in the Galactica 1980 episode "Spaceball", see Nash (1980).
Commander Silas Nash is the first commanding officer of the battlestar during the Cylon War.
He is one of the first people Ensign Adama meets upon setting foot on Galactica, and quickly puts him and his ECO Coker Fasjovik to work, assigning them a "milk run" to the Scorpia Shipyards. 
Upon Adama and Fasjovik's return to Galactica, Nash informally debriefs Adama in the ship's infirmary, explaining the true purpose behind his mission. He then invites Adama to volunteer for a new special-ops task force as a Viper pilot. 
Aaron Doral mentions Nash during the press briefing he held during a tour on Galactica prior to Galactica scheduled decommissioning .
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* While Nash's uniform is the same as the Colonel uniforms used post-Armistice, he is noted as Commander. In his first scene in the CIC, Nash is also wearing the rank device that would later denote a Colonel, though in his later appearance in the infirmary, he wears the rank device that corresponds to Commander in the reimagined series. It is unclear which appearance, if either, is in error.
** According to ANOVOS, the developer of the Blood and Chrome uniforms, this discontinuity is due to the fact that the Colonials have yet to standardize their armed services uniforms, even 10 years after signing the Articles of Colonization. 
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Silas Nash (Deadlock)

: For the canonical depiction of this character, see: Silas Nash.
Silas Nash is the second commanding officer of 's battlestar during the (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
From the beginning of the rebellion, he and Admiral Jubal Sarkis remain staunchly allied.Details from the loading screen factoid.
After Galactica is returned to the Colonial Fleet by Clothos at Caprica Terminal, Silas Nash assumes command of Galactica under the designation of BSG-75. He was onboard Galactica when it went down over Caprica and was one of the survivors alongside Sarkis, and Samantha Agathon. 
Once Sarkis takes over as the Supreme Commander of the Colonial Feet, Nash takes over as field commander onboard the refurbished Galactica and the rebuilt BSG-75. Although still at Commander's rank, Nash is given command powers and responsibilities similar to that of the rank of Rear-Admiral. At this point, he also given a new XO, a Tauron by the name of Alex Singh. 
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Silent One

The Silent One is the appropriate nickname of a prisoner that was found drifting in space in a space craft that met with disaster. Apparently a male by the sound of things, the "Silent One" rendered various items in wall painting and drawing, including various ungulates (including a unicorn) and a peculiar map of an unnamed solar system believed home to a shining planet, that confounded the perpetually intoxicated prisoners on penal planetoid Proteus. 
When Starbuck comments on 's drawing, saying that a planet was off an orbit, Robber remarks about the Silent One and his drawings in the cell that Starbuck—a.k.a. Bootlegger 137—was thrown in for the duration of his stay .
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File:TOS - TLP - Silent One Cell with Unicorn and Animal Drawings.jpg|Bootlegger 137 awakens in a cell formerly occupied by a silent artist, whose artistic depictions include a unicorn (TOS: "The Long Patrol").
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* This is yet another clue that Earth might be more than a fable of "half-drunken star voyagers," as spitefully commented in the . 
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Silica pathways

Little has been revealed about silica pathways, which apparently was a technology in the construction of Cylon "brains." Commander Adama compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges Leoben Conoy of being a new form of Cylon while the two are walking deep inside Ragnar Anchorage .
Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by Ragnar's planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.
During or after the Cylon War, it is probable that the Colonial Fleet picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the mechanical Cylons in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.
Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure .
Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for Gaius Baltar's Cylon detector. It is possible that silica pathways are a type of nanotechnology.
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* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Humanoid Cylon. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with negligible differences.
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Silver Spar Squadron

Silver Spar Squadron is a squadron stationed on and commanded by Cain's daughter Sheba (The Living Legend).
The squadron insignia (a winged silver spar on a red shield) is also the insignia of the battlestar Pegasus herself, and appears on the exteriors of its Vipers (just below the cockpit sill).
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Simes

Simes is the surname of a pilot on Galactica, third in seniority to Captain Lee Adama and Lieutenant Kara Thrace .
Given that both his immediate superior, Lt. Thrace, and an inferior, Lt. Joe Palladino are lieutenants, he must share that rank. He is apparently passed over when Commander William Adama assigns a new CAG to replace his son, in favor of the unfortunate George Birch .
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Simon Burnett

Simon Burnett (born 11 June 1976) is the stunt performer who portrayed the character identified as "Stunt Con #5" in "Bastille Day," in addition to stunts performed for Season 4's "Revelations".
Burnett's other work includes Tin Man, Stargate SG-1, Smallville, and other Vancouver filmed series and movies.
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* Simon Burnett's profile on Stunts Canada
Simon Scott

Simon Scott (September 21, 1920—December 11, 1991) is an American actor who portrayed the Flight 427 captain in "The Super Scouts, Part I," an episode of Galactica 1980.
Born in Monterey Park, California, Scott has acted in various genre series including Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Twilight Zone. Additionally, he has acted opposite of various Galactica 1980 stars, including Lorne Greene in "Bonanza".
Scott passed on December 11, 1991 in Los Alamitos, California.
Simpson Markson

Captain Simpson Markson was the captain of the civilian ship Argo Navis. He was selected to sit on the Judges Tribunial for the Baltar Trial .
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He may be one of the two unnamed captains sitting either side of Captain Tarney, Captain Franks and Admiral Adama, and could be a member of the Quorum of Ships' Captains in Islanded in a Stream of Stars.
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Sinon Quade

Sinon Quade is the architect and creator of the Jupiter-class battlestar as part of Project Jupiter during the First Cylon War (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
Prior to his participation in Colonial Fleet, he was part of Graystone Industries and assisted in the creation of the Cylons, inevitably playing both sides against the middle during the first years of the war.
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File:BSG Deadlock - Sinon Quade - Front - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson.Per artist, the bust was modeled in Maya, with additional sculpting and texture work done in ZBrush. Models were lit and rendered in ZBrush, then touched up in Adobe Photoshop. Front view.
File:BSG Deadlock - Sinon Quade - Three Quarter - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson. 3/4 view.
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Sire

Sire is a Colonial title used to denote males of some important stature. 
For example, all male members of the Quorum of Twelve had the title of Sire, such as Sire Uri or Sire Domra.
"Sire" is similar to the use of the title "Sir" as an honorific of British knighthood. Only British subjects can use the "Sir" article, such as author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, or actor Sir Sean Connery.
The female equivalent of the honorary title of Sire is "Siress."
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Sirenus

Sirenus is a planet that the Fleet encounters in its search for solenium crystals for .
A mining party of twenty-two men, twenty of them miners in addition to Captain Starbuck and Apollo, encounters a female-dominated civilization there. Ruled by a woman named Areola, the men are used as thoughtless drones to perform menial and dangerous tasks. The formerly peaceful and cooperative civilization is thrown into chaos by Galactica miners, who "enrage the females with their disrespectful and independent behavior," and inciting the oppressed Sirenus' males to riot and demand equal rights.
In response, Areola ejects the mining party from the planet and withholds the crystals Galactica desperately needs (A Queen's Ransom).
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Siress

Siress is a Colonial title used to denote females of some important stature. 
For example, female members of the Quorum of Twelve had the title of Siress, like Siress Tinia.
"Siress" is similar to the use of the title "Dame" as a British honorific for a UK citizen with a lifetime contribution to the United Kingdom. Actresses Dame Judith Anderson and Dame Judi Dench were conferred this title. 
The male equivalent of this honorary title in the Original Series is "Sire."
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Siress Uri

Siress Uri is the wife of Quorum member Sire Uri.
According to Sire Uri, his wife never made "the voyage." It is most likely that Siress Uri was either left behind in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies, or killed in the attack on the Colonies.
Sire Uri's apparent lack of concern or mourning suggests that his wife's loss means little to him. When visited by Apollo and , Sire Uri is surrounded by aesthetically pleasing females on .
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* According to the novelization, recalls Siress Uri being a woman of great virtue and patience.
* Apollo asks after Siress Uri in , much to Sire 's embarrassment, in much the same way and to the same result as depicted in .
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Sister Clarice Willow, Target of Bomb Plot

Sister Clarice Willow, Target of Bomb Plot is a The Caprican News article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Aprilis 5, YR42.
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The Caprica City Police Department has called on the Global Defense Department (GDD) for assistance in the investigation of the attempted murder of Sister Clarice Willow, the headmaster of Athena Academy. A car bomb was set off in Willow's car earlier this evening, setting fire to several cars around it and damaging the roadway in that area. Fortunately, Sister Willow was not in her car at the time of the attack. 
"I was on my way to the Spaceport with one of my husbands. Suddenly I saw someone standing on the rail of the Pantheon Bridge and we pulled over to see if we could help." As Clarice and Nestor Willow stood on the edge of Caprican Bay looking up, in fear that the woman would jump, they heard a huge explosion behind them. "I'm still in shock," said Willow, "we could have been killed." There were no fatalities and no injuries were reported. The bomb, which was hidden in the trunk of Willow's car, seems to have been detonated remotely. 
There is no word yet from the GDD on what might have caused someone to make Sister Willow the target of such an attack. Residents were stunned to hear of the plot to kill Sister Willow, a beloved figure in Caprica City. 
"My Gods," said Olson Owens, a MAGLEV driver. 
"That's despicable and appalling," said boutique owner Ellison Grace, clutching her chest, "I'm so relieved to hear she's okay," 
"I just don't get it. Who would want to kill a nun?" wondered Jorge Diaz, a retired computer engineer.
Citizens of Caprica City all well aware of the care and compassion with which Sister Willow runs the Athena Academy. She was instrumental in helping her students recover after the MAGLEV attacks and subsequent GDD raids on the school. Counselors will be made available to students who would like someone to talk to when school reopens on Monday. 
Sources say this incident may be STO-related, or perhaps connected to recent Holo Cafe bombing. The investigation is ongoing.
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*Clarice Willow's name was originally misspelled "Clarisse Willow" in the title and text, but the Syfy site people corrected it.
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Sixth-millennium

The sixth-millennium spans a period of recorded Colonial History from the yahrens 6000 to 6999.
This term is prefixed to various crafts of the era by CORA, notably the sixth-millennium starfighter and sixth-millennium shuttle that Starbuck encounters near Proteus, an abandoned penal colony and war-materiel manufacturer established during the same time period .
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* Timeline (TOS), inclusive of the sixth-millennium depicted in the Original Series.
* Timeline (1980), inclusive of the sixth-millennium depicted in Galactica 1980.
* Timeline (TOS alternate), inclusive of the sixth-millennium depicted in the Original Series' comics and novels.
* Timeline (TOS-RH), inclusive of the sixth-millennium depicted in the Original Series' novelizations written, in part, by Richard Hatch.
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Sixth-millennium starfighter

Sixth-millennium starfighters are obsolete spacecraft that the Proteus enforcers use to patrol and defend Proteus. Croad pilots such a craft, pursuing a sixth-millennium shuttle smuggling ambrosa .
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* Although apparently 1,000 yahrens older, the design of the sixth-millennium starfighter is extremely similar to that of the Colonial Viper. The sixth-millennium starfighter fuselage is much more squat and has two engines rather than three. It, like the Viper, is armed with a pair of laser cannons.
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Skipper

Skipper is the name of Willie Griffin's faithful Otterhound dog.
While playing with Skipper in a nearby open field, Griffin happens across Troy and Dillon's s . Skipper later accompanies Griffin and his father, Walt, at night when showing his father the location of the Vipers. Upon returning to the location with a local sheriff, the Vipers are missing, but Skipper's barking alerts the Griffins to the fact that the ships are flying off, which the sheriff dismisses as explainable phenomena .
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* Skipper is not given his name in dialogue until the start of the first act in "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II".
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Skirmish Over Scorpia

The Skirmish over Scopria takes place during the First Cylon War. In one of the many attacks during the war, Cylons attack a secondary shipyard over Scorpia, where battlestar Minerva is berthed during its construction.
==Background==
In order to diminish Colonial military assets, Cylons repeatedly attack supply lines and construction facilities aiding in the Colonial war effort. While the Colonials make use of mobile, FTL-capable shipyards (e.g. Daidalos), stationary shipyards over Scorpia are prime targets of opportunity.
==Skirmish==
During the later-stages of construction on Battlestar Group 84's Minerva, three Cylon Arachnes launch their attack on the secondary shipyard. This forces an incomplete Minerva to launch in a defensive attempt to protect their berth, but the ship's limited armor and defensive abilities make this impossible. 
Immediately following the destruction of the shipyard, Minerva's commander launches a retaliatory offensive campaign, using the burning wreckage of the shipyard as buffer between them and the Cylon force. Utilizing its large offensive potential fostered by its heavy weaponry and missile launchers, Minerva is able to quickly dispatch all three Arachnes through a rapid series of volleys (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: The Broken Alliance).
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BSGD - Skirmish Over Scorpia.png|1. Arachnes open fire on a secondary shipyard and the rapidly pressed-into-service battlestar Minerva.
BSGD - Skirmish Over Scorpia - 2.png|2. Minerva uses the debris field of the former shipyard as a shield against Cylon firing solutions.
BSGD - Skirmish Over Scorpia - 3.png|3. Minerva successfully unleashes rapid volleys that destroy the three Arachnes.
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==Aftermath==
The offensive potential of Minerva demonstrates the light battlestar's abilities on the field, which results in Colonial Fleet commissioning additional Minerva-class battlestars for the war effort as capital ship killers (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: The Broken Alliance).
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