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So say we all (disambiguation)

The following entries also use the term "So say we all" in other media:
== Books ==
* So Say We All: An Unauthorized Collection of Thoughts and Opinions on Battlestar Galactica
* So Say We All: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Battlestar Galactica
== Music ==
* So Say We All: Battlestar Galactica Live, a live music album of Re-imagined Series music performed by Bear McCreary and his band, released 4 June 2021.
Sobekkta

Sobekkta is the Cylon dictator during the first millennium of time. Count Iblis manipulates Sobekkta, tantalizing him with promises of immortality, in order to create the robotic creatures that would later wage war with the Colonials. 
The result of Iblis's manipulations is that Sobekkta and all other reptilian Cylons are exterminated by these robotic constructs. For this act, Iblis is sentenced to fleetingly remember who he is between moments of death over the course of 7,000 yahren. However, the constructs continue on and, ultimately, result in the virtual destruction of the human race, sans a handful of survivors (Eve of Destruction - Prelude I: Nostalgie De La Boue).
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Socialator

A socialator is a courtesan within the upper crust of society of The Twelve Colonies.
The socialator is a 4,000 yahrens old profession sanctified by the elders, wherein a person obliges the desires of others. It is not without its detractors, as those who practice this profession are scorned by members of the Otori Sect of the Gemonese.
Cassiopeia was a socialator prior to the Battle of Cimtar .
== Notes ==
* A common mis-understanding with "socialator" was that it was likened to a prostitute or "space hooker," the latter term being used by actress Laurette Spang herself in Sciography.
* Glen A. Larson noted that the presence of socialators in Colonial society were "an attempt to try and be a little more sophisticated," and that socialators were "like a geisha, in that tradition. It wasn't purely sexual."
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica (a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979):
*: Socialators are "a caste whose function was to entertain and give pleasure to others" and were "skilled in the music and the dance, and could speak with intelligence on nearly any subject." 
* The legality of prostitution under Colonial law was maintained in the Re-imagined Series, as noted in the episode "Black Market."
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Sol

Sol is the star of the second Earth that the Fleet is lead to after a Jump by Kara Thrace.
The coordinates to the third planet orbiting Sol were coded in a piece of music known to (and later decoded) by Thrace. After discovering that Earth's humanoid life is genetically similar to the humans who evolved on , the Colonials settle this planet and decide to abandon all spacefaring technology; all ships incapable of landing on this new Earth are piloted into Sol by a Hybridized Samuel Anders .
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Soldier

Please choose a specific reference for the term soldier:
== Common Usage ==
* "Lest We Forget", the plaque on the venerable "Unknown Soldier" photo from Aerilon as first seen in "33."
* Soldiers of the One, a monotheist terrorist group active prior to the First Cylon War, from the Caprica prequel.
== Military Usage ==
* Colonial Fleet, the armed forces of The Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the Re-imagined Series.
* Colonial Warrior, a military / aviation officer in the Original Series.
* Cylon Centurion, the basic foot-soldier for the Cylons in the Re-imagined Series.
Solium

Solium is a liquid fuel used by Colonial spacecraft, and is kept in large supply aboard Colonial battlestars.
Solium is explosive at high temperatures, thus any fire near solium tanks could easily destroy any spacecraft . 
Several ships in the Fleet report solium leaks in the aftermath of the Cylon holocaust. Apollo and a team from Beta section are sent to the freighter Gemini to detect the harmful leaks .
==Notes==
* Solium is apparently a secondary fuel, perhaps used for smaller ships or equipment other than or in lieu of tylium.
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Solon

Sire Solon is the Fleet's Chief Opposer: the prosecutor attempting to confirm Starbuck's guilt in the termination of the widely disliked Flight Sergeant Ortega.
Solon seems quite certain that Starbuck is guilty, as everything appears to add up. Cassiopeia and Solon, at different times during the trial, attempt to get Starbuck to plead that Ortega's death was the result of self-defense, given that Ortega's weapon was drawn.
However, Starbuck chooses not to accept the plea, for a self-defense plea would boot him from the military just as would a life-sentence.
Testimony about the crime overheard from Karibdis (alias Pallon) proves Starbuck's innocence in the matter. Solon takes the loss professionally .
== Notes ==
*Brock Peters is also known for two roles within the science fiction franchise known as Star Trek, as Admiral Cartwright in Star Trek IV and Star Trek VI, as well as had a recurring guest role as Joe Sisko, Captain Sisko's (Avery Brooks) father in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
*Solon, an ancient Athenian archon, was one of the earliest known lawmakers.
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Solonite

Solonite is a highly-dangerous, high-yield non-nuclear substance used by both the Cylons and Colonials for explosives. 
== Notable Use ==
The Colonials use the explosive to destroy the Ravashol pulsar in the form of an hand-held solonite charge .
Cylon Raiders loaded with solonite attempt to kamikaze into , causing major damage to the last battlestar. Apollo and Starbuck later attach solonite charges to Galactica's hull to inflict breaches at key points to vent the subsequent dangerous, uncontrolled blaze into space .
== Notes ==
* Solonite may or may not be derived from solium.
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Solonite charge

A solonite charge is a timed electronic explosive device used in demolitions by Colonials, using the chemical compound solonite. 
A solonite charge has an activator switch, timer, and light indicator as part of the charge's top edge. As seen during the application of such charges they may be attached using some form of adhesive , in others it may be magnetic .
Apollo and Starbuck use the charge's magnets while scaling Galactica's hull, as their suits did not have magnetic boots .
== Notes ==
* Unlike a G-4 explosive seen in the Re-imagined Series, the solonite charge includes both the compound and the detonator in one compact unit.
* The charge is built from a 1960s CE era USGI 20 round short-clip used inM-16 machine guns.
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Soma braid

A soma braid is a bracelet typically worn around the wrist of Sagittarons, who believe that such bracelets bring health.
For men, this bracelet is typically made from leather, while women's bracelets can be metal in nature.
It is customary that the bracelets are given to the surviving relatives of the deceased. For instance, Portia King receives Willie King's bracelet after Dr. Michael Robert kills him .
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Somewhere Beyond The Heavens: Battlestar Galactica Unofficial Companion

Somewhere Beyond The Heavens: Battlestar Galactica Unofficial Companion (Imprint Books, December 2006, ISBN 1591099935), by David Criswell and Richie Levine, details the making of the Re-imagined Series as well as the 1978 Original Series.
==Publishers description==
To many people around the world, life here really did begin out there. The world is fascinated by Battlestar Galactica. Not only because of its special effects but simply because it has concepts that are not typical of any science fiction story to appear on television before or since. You rarely have this family of characters and survivors who are seeking out Earth and have to survive turmoil just to do it. In both versions, the new and the old, you care about what happens and whether they survive to fight for another week. That is what makes the series so special.
Somewhere Beyond The Heavens: Battlestar Galactica is over 500 pages packed with information on ALL of Galactica series'. You'll be treated to a foreword written by creator Glen Larsen, an introduction by Richard Hatch, the ONLY comprehensive look at all four incarnations of the series, interviews with the cast and crew of the original and new shows that will give you an insider's glimpse at every aspect of this unique series, a breakdown of terminology and the original meanings of each character's name and of course, photos, photos and more photos.
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Somnian

Somnaians are energy-based life forms not-native to the Colonials' known universe.
Upon discovering a derelict mothership and her fleet, Commander experiences induced visions from an alien who claims that the Somnians are a threat to not only the rag tag, fugitive fleet, but also to the entire known universe (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
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Somnian host body

A Somnian host body is an artificial, bi-pedaled construct capable of supporting a Somnian consciousness.
A Somnian-possessed Dr. Wilker creates a host body through means unexplained. As Wilker's synapses break down and nerve tissues begin to die, the Somnian possessing Wilker transferrs itself into a host body.
The host body, roughly twice as tall as an adult human, is resistant to laser weapons. Aiding in the Somnians goals, the host body contains a detachable pod consisting of thousands of tachites, parasites that allow a Somnian to control other life forms, namely humans (Prison of Souls, Part 2).
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Sons of Ares

The Sons of Ares are a militant fundamentalist group, dedicated to Ares, the God of war. Admiral Adama describes the group as "brutal" .
The group appears to be in possession of certain weapons including firearms and smoke grenades, and appears to know about military protocol onboard Galactica, though the reasoning behind this is unknown. Several members of the Sons of Ares throws a smoke grenade into the room where the Cult of Baltar is located, and raids the area with the intention of finding Gaius Baltar. However, they run out of time and are forced to retreat. Baltar becomes aware of who they are after finding their graffiti on a wall .
Several months later, Baltar's cult has another hostile confrontation with the Sons of Ares (along with Enzo) in Dogsville. After Baltar and his cult hand out food to the starving people in Dogsville, a contingent arrives and forces the cult to give them all the food, before getting out. Baltar then manages to appeal to Adama to give his group weapons in order to prepare for another confrontation with the Sons of Ares .
If such a confrontation occurred prior to the dissolution of the Fleet at Earth, it has not been chronicled.
== Note ==
* In the original draft for the beginning of season four, Tom Zarek was behind the Sons of Ares and encouraged its attack on the Cult .
==See also==
* Ares
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Sora Tyler

Sora Tyler is the ex-wife of Arvin Tyler and co-owner of Orion.
Despite being separated, Tyler retains Arvin's family name and accepts Arvin's position as captain of the ship. Like all the crew, she is aware with Arvin's sexual relationship with Teresa Manning, and appears to be willing to spoil Arvin's recreational activities by interrupting Arvin's and Manning's sexual encounters.
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Arvin offers her the opportunity to accompany him to see Arco Tyler, but she refuses on the grounds that Arco would not see her as Arvin's wife. Later, she pilots the shuttle, Sword, off Aquaria to Orion despite being intercepted by Ghost Squadron—who break off their challenge due to the commencement of the Cylons offensive against the Twelve Colonies (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Sorrell

Lieutenant Sorrell is a female pilot recruit who helps replace the mortally-ill pilots infected by Lieutenant Boomer. She soon participates in the Battle of Otarsis Quadrant during Salik's expedition to the asteroid where the virus originated .
Sorrell participates in a conversation with other pilots in the Officer's Mess, and later participates as a Serina's bridesmaid at her and Apollo's sealing ceremony during which a lone star appears in the void, and leads them to Kobol. She is part of the Kobol landing party, setting up camp with her other female Warriors, later bearing witness to Starbuck's return and Lucifer's subsequent attack .
==Notes==
* Brie talks with Sorrell in a deleted scene.
* Janet Lynn Curtis shows up in another Glen A. Larson production as Margaret Ellen in the first season of "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo".
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Sound-powered phone

, a battlestar from the first Cylon War, is equipped with sound-powered telephones.
These phones are useful when electrical power to the main telephone system of the ship is cut off. The technology was likely developed for the first Cylon War to ensure that a ship's communication systems could not be overcome by Cylon tactical warfare, which could otherwise disrupt a vessel's power, computers and other technology.
Jammer reports to Lee Adama that these phones are available (but jammed with other communications) as Cylon Centurions board the ship and a Cylon computer virus wreaks havoc with the battlestar's computers and subsystems .
==Notes==
*This technology likely uses piezoelectricity, which uses crystals such as quartz to generate a small electrical impulse when the crystal is flexed or otherwise physically altered.
*This technology is reminiscent of similar phones available in submarines.
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Soundtrack

==Re-imagined Series==
* For the Miniseries soundtrack, see Soundtrack (Miniseries).
* For the soundtrack to Season One, see Soundtrack (Season 1).
* For the soundtrack to Season Two, see Soundtrack (Season 2).
* For the soundtrack to Season Three, see Soundtrack (Season 3).
* For the soundtrack to Season Four, see Soundtrack (Season 4).
* For the soundtrack to Season Four, see Soundtrack (The Plan/Razor).
== Caprica ==
* For the soundtrack to the Caprica pilot, see Soundtrack (Caprica pilot).
* For the soundtrack to the Caprica series, see Soundtrack (Caprica series).
== Blood and Chrome ==
* For the soundtrack to the Blood and Chrome, see Soundtrack (Blood and Chrome).
==The Original Series==
* For the Original TV series Soundtrack, see Soundtrack (Original TV Soundtrack).
* For the 1978 Film Soundtrack, see Soundtrack (1978 Film).
* For the Stu Phillips Anthology, see Soundtrack (The Stu Phillips Anthology - Battlestar Galactica).
* For a collection of television theme-songs including the Original Series', see Battlestar Galactica - The A to Z of Fantasy TV Themes.
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Soundtrack (1978 Film)

: For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.
The score has been newly recorded by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conducted by Stu Phillips himself.
==Track Listing==
#Main Title: Theme from Battlestar Galactica
#Battlefield Galactica Theme
#Destruction of Peace
#Fighter Launch
#Adama's Theme/The Residue Of War
#Sex At Last/Cassiopeia & Starbuck
#Cylon Freighter/The Trap
#Cylon Attack/The End Of Atlantia
#Symptoms/Boxey's Problems/Serena's Illness
#Suffering
#Red Nova
#More Than A Father/And The People Rejoiced
#Ready Room/Scramble To Safety/Imperious Leader
#Escape from the Ovion Mines
#Dash to the Elevator
#Red & Blue/Destruction Of Carillon
#Exodus One/End Credits
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Soundtrack (Blood and Chrome)

: For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.
: For a general article on the music in Battlestar Galactica, see Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM).
==Track Listing==
# Dear Dad (3:58)
# The Galactica (1:37)
#* Featuring Raya Yarbrough, vocals
#* Contains "Theme from Battlestar Galactica" by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson
# The Mission Begins (2:00)
# Becca's Past (2:42)
# Archeron (5:37)
# The Ghost Fleet (2:03)
# Coker and Kirby (1:48)
# The Last Battle of the Osiris (8:39)
# Emergency Landing (1:58)
# The Ice Cave (5:23)
# You Will Regret This (5:38)
# Coker's Interlude (2:50)
#* Performed by Joohyun Park
# Ski Lodge Battle (6:28)
# Automated Cylon Transmission Relay (2:58)
# A Cylon Spy (4:01)
# Coker's Photo (2:32)
# Husker (3:12)
# Apocalypse: Blood & Chrome (4:53)
#* Featuring Raya Yarbrough and Brendan McCreary, vocals
#* Lyrics by Raya Yarbrough; Music by Bear McCreary
Total time is 68:17
==Press Release==
==External Links==
*La-La-Land Records announcement of BSG Blood and Chrome soundtrack.
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Soundtrack (Caprica pilot)

: For other Caprica soundtracks, click here.
: For a general article on the music in Caprica, see Music of Caprica.
==Track Listing==
The runtime of this disc is 54m04s. Audio clips of select songs are available in MP3 format, and are noted accordingly in the index below.
# The Graystone Family (2:59)
#: Audio Clip: 
# Terrorism On The Lev (3:11)
# Grieving (3:43)
#: Audio Clip: 
# Lacey (sic) and Zoe-A (4:05)
# Cybernetic Life Form Node (3:12)
# Zoe's Avatar (3:01)
# Daniel Captures the Code (2:25)
# A Tauron Sacrifice (2:42)
# Amanda Graystone (3:02)
# Joseph and Daniel (4:15)
#: Audio Clip: 
# Tamara's Heartbeat (1:39)
# Delivering the Message (2:53)
# Monotheism At The Athena Academy (3:31)
# Children of (2:26)
# Irrecoverable Error (2:44)
# The Adama Name (1:36)
# Zoe Awakens (2:19)
#: Audio Clip: 
# Caprica End Credits (3:37)
#: Audio Clip: 
==Press Release==
From the product listing:
:Presenting the original soundtrack to the special Sci Fi Channel television event, CAPRICA, the new BATTLESTAR GALACTICA spin-off prequel starring Eric Stoltz (SINGLES, PULP FICTION, MASK) and executive-produced by BATTLESTAR GALACTICA’S Ron Moore and David Eick. Acclaimed GALACTICA composer Bear McCreary fashions another spellbinding, breathtaking all-new music score that brings us back to the very beginning of the GALACTICA saga. McCreary’s inventive approach to science fiction music makes yet another amazing sonic leap forward.
==External Links==
*Blog entry of Bear McCreary about the BSG Caprica (pilot) soundtrack.
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Soundtrack (Miniseries)

: For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.
: For a general article on the music in Battlestar Galactica, see Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM).
==Track Listing==
# Are You Alive? / Battlestar Galactica™ Main Title (5:28)
# Goodbye, Baby (2:24)
# Starbuck Buck Buck (1:49)
# To Kiss Or Not To Kiss (2:42)
# Six Sex (1:48)
# Deep Sixed (1:59)
# The Day Comes (1:08)
# Counterattack (2:40)
# Cylons Fire (1:34)
# A Call To Arms (1:03)
# Apollo To The Rescue (1:56)
# Launch Vipers (4:26)
# Seal The Bulkheads (2:10)
# The Lottery Ticket (3:06)
# Eighty-Five Dead (1:23)
# Inbound (1:23)
# Apollo Is Gone / Starbuck Returns (2:19)
# The Storm and The Dead (2:40)
# Thousands Left Behind (2:09)
# Silica Pathways (3:32)
# Reunited (1:56)
# The Sense Of Six (3:01)
# Starbuck's Recon (1:11)
# Battle (7:40)
# Good Night (2:38)
# By Your Command (1:56)
Total running time 1:08:16
==Lyrics and translations==
===To Kiss Or Not To Kiss===
This is the only soundtrack on the Miniseries album that has lyrics. The words are taken from the ancient Indian Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. Coincidentally, the same lyrics were used in a theme in the film The Matrix Revolutions, released only a month before the Miniseries was first aired.
Lyrics (in Sanskrit):	English translation:
Asato ma sat gamaya
Tamaso ma jyotir gamaya
Mrtyor ma amritam gamaya	From delusion lead me to truth
From darkness lead me to light
From death lead me to immortality.
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Soundtrack (Original TV Soundtrack)

: For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.
This is a duplicate of the Original Series' Original TV Soundtrack on vinyl with an added bonus track Theme from Battlestar Galactica (Disco Version)
==Track Listing==
#Main Title: Theme from Battlestar Galactica
#Exploration/Theme from Battlestar Galactica
#Destruction of Peace
#Fighter Launch
#Adama's Theme
#Cylon Base Ship (Imperious Leader)
#Cassiopeia and Starbuck
#End of the Atlantia
#Cylon Trap
#Boxey's Problem - Serena's Illness
#Red Nova
#Suffering
#Casino on Carillon - "It's Love, Love, Love"
#Escape from the Ovion Mines
#Dash to the Elevator
#"Let's Go Home" End Title
# Theme from Battlestar Galactica [Disco Version]
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Soundtrack (The Plan/Razor)

: For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.
: For a general article on the music in Battlestar Galactica, see Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM).
==Track Listing==
# Apocalypse (Theme from The Plan) - From The Plan (4:06) 
#* Featuring Raya Yarbrough, vocals
#* Featuring Scott Ian of Anthrax, guitar
# Razor Main Title - From Razor (2:13)
# Arriving at Pegasus - From Razor (2:27)
# The Plan Main Title - From The Plan (4:33)
# Attack on the Scorpion Shipyards - From Razor (3:37)
# Apocalypse, Pt. I - From The Plan (6:36)
# Apocalypse, Pt. II - From The Plan (2:35)
# Pegasus Aftermath - From Razor (4:09)
# Kendra's Memories - From Razor (2:43)
# Mayhem on the Colonies - From The Plan (3:28)
# Civilian Standoff on the Scylla - From Razor (2:56)
# Husker in Combat - From Razor (1:54) 
#* Contains Theme from Battlestar Galactica by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson
# Major Kendra Shaw - From Razor (5:03)
# Cavil Kills and Cavil Spares - From The Plan (2:12)
#* Featuring Raya Yarbrough, vocals
# The Hybrid Awaits - From Razor (2:43)
# Kendra and the Hybrid - From Razor (6:06)
# Princes of the Universe - From The Plan (3:56)
# Starbuck's Destiny - From Razor (0:39)
# Apocalypse (Theme from The Plan / bonus Live Version) (6:24) 
#* Performed by The Battlestar Galactica Orchestra 
==Press Release==
==External Links==
*Blog entry of Bear McCreary about the BSG The Plan/Razor soundtrack.
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