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Penis lantern

The penis lanternThis is a descriptive term furnished by David Eick during his video blog on Pegasus. is a chrome, phallic-like wall sconce adorning Admiral Helena Cain's quarters on Pegasus. Such wall sconces are used as secondary lighting sources, and are used in an aesthetic capacity over functionality. 
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Perah Enyeto

Perah Enyeto is the Tauron delegate who votes for Gaius Baltar as Laura Roslin's vice president (Colonial Day, deleted scene).
Enyeto is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the Second Exodus . 
==Notes==
* Her name plate is seen in the deleted scene for "Colonial Day," but it is blurred. The official spelling comes from a scan of this document, which is a part of the Quorum of Twelve's agenda for that episode.
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Pergamus Flats

The Pergamus Flats are a low-lying natural landmark located on New Caprica, much like Breeders Canyon. 
The topography of the Pergamus Flats consists of a series of muddy plains and grassy glades located in a basin surrounded by tree-covered plateaus. A quasi-road of mud that can support human ground vehicles runs through this region.
One of the wider rises in these flats was chosen by the Cylon Occupation Authority and the New Caprica Police as the site for the execution by firing squad of two-hundred suspected insurgents .
The executions are prevented by an insurgent team led by Galen Tyrol, who destroy the Centurions, mortally wound a Cavil and down several NCP officers using automatic weapons from a small hillock.
Cally Tyrol is part of the group to be executed, but is freed by Jammer, who instructs her to run from the area. Her husband runs out to get his wife out of the line of his team's gunfire .
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Perry Battista

Perry Battista was the assistant set decorator during the majority of the Re-imagined Series first season.
Battista worked on the episode between (and including) "33" and "Flesh and Bone."
Battista's other credits include Supernatural (as lead set dresser), The X-Files and Dark Angel.
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Persephone

Please choose a specific reference for the term Persephone:
* For the ship in the Fleet from the Re-imagined Series, see: Persephone (ship).
* For the dwarf planetoid in Helios Alpha, see: Persephone (planet).
* For the pilot in the 2003 Video Game, see: Persephone (2003 Video Game).
* For Boomer's sister mentioned in Richard Hatch's continuation books, see: Persephone (TOS-RH).
Persephone (2003 Video Game)

:For information on the civilian ship mentioned in the Re-imagined Series, see Persephone.
Persephone is a female Colonial pilot in her late thirties.
Persephone is as tough as old space boots with a heart of gold, known as a real tigress for her protective attitude toward her wingmen.
She serves aboard Galactica.
==Notes==
*The "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the Original Series and the Re-imagined Series. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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Persephone (TOS-RH)

Persephone was the younger sister of .
She died on her homeworld, , during the in . Boomer is reminded of her gap-toothed grin and laugh every time he kills a or, in on instance, when Boomer is almost slain by the seditionist Paris on .
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Perses

Perses is a Manticore class frigate in the service of Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War.
Perses is attached to the mobile shipyard Daidalos and defends it against the Cylons during the Flight of Daidalos, allowing them to jump to Picon to deliver Jupiter class battlestar Athena (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
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Perseus

: For the Sagittaron village of the same name, see: Perseus Village.
Perseus is a Colonial battleship. Some time after the start of the Cylon War, it liberated a Cylon prison facility that had been holding captives, including Galactica's commander Bryn Magus, inside it for over a year (2003 Video Game).
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*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.
*The ship has been incorrectly referred to in some instances as a battlestar; the Perseus is a smaller class of Colonial warship.
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Perseus Village

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Perseus Village is a city on Sagittaron. 
Located north of Sagittaron City, Perseus Village became the residence of Karen and Tom Zarek after Colonial Marines killed Jerome Zarek. It is the funds resulting from Jerome Zarek's sizable life insurance plan that makes this move a financial reality.
Perseus Village is home to its self-named Perseus Village Academy, which is the only educational institution within the area (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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Perseus Village Academy

Perseus Village Academy is an educational institution located in Perseus Village, Sagittaron. It is the only educational institution within the area, according to Karen Zarek.
Tom Zarek attends this academy prior to being expelled for setting fire to the classroom, which occurs immediately after expressing his irritation over how the Sagittarons were slaves before the First Cylon War (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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Personal communicator

The personal communicator is a communications and recording device used by Colonial Warriors, and is part of their equipment.
 carries a personal communicator, which he configures as a homing device after landing on Terra.
 also uses the communicator as a form of digital voice recorder in which he records a note regarding the fact that his laser pistol is set to stun during his initial contact with Nationalist forces .
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Peter

: For other real and fictional people with the same name, see: Peter (disambiguation).
Peter is a member of Julian DiMarco's expedition into Neutral Space, who later settles an unnamed planet within said space (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1).
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Peter-John Prinsloo

Peter-John Prinsloo (also known as P.J. Prinsloo) is the actor who portrayed Lieutenant Mei "Freaker" Firelli in the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, he has acted in various genre productions including Stargate Atlantis, The X-Files, Smallville, The 4400 and The Outer Limits.
In 2005, he was nominated for a Leo Award for Best Performance in a Youth or Children's Program or Series for his appearance the Edgemont episode, "Aptitudes".
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Peter (disambiguation)

Please select a specific reference for the name Peter:
* Peter, a member of the Expeditionary Fleet ship under Julian DiMarco's command (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1).
* Peter Bryant, the actor who portrays Frank Bruno in "Razor."
* Peter Corman, the admiral who orders William Adama to deploy a stealthstar beyond the Armistice Line in "Hero."
* Peter David, the author of the Re-imagined Series novel Sagittarius Is Bleeding.
* Peter Flemming, the actor who portrays Helena Cain's father in "Razor." 
* Peter Laird, the civilian engineer conscripted by Admiral Cain after the Battle of the Communications Relay.
* Peter D. MacLean, the actor who portrayed President Arends in "Experiment in Terra."
* Peter-John Prinsloo, the actor who portrays Pegasus officer Mei Firelli in "Pegasus" and other Season 2 episodes.
* Peter Wingfield, the actor who portrays Gara Singh in Caprica.
Peter Berkos

Peter Berkos was a sound effects editor for the Original Series.
Berkos has a long career in the sound effects field of over 35 years, 300 motion pictures, and over 1,000 television shows. He got his start working as a live radio sound effects man in the 1940s. Inspired by Dore Schary’s book "Portrait of a Movie," a book in which sound editing was described as "the place where the creative process begins," Berkos' apprenticeship at Universal Studios was a fruitful one.
In addition to Battlestar, Berkos' numerous film and TV credits include
* The Sting
* The Great Waldo Pepper
* Slap Shot
* Airport
* The Hindenberg
* 77 Sunset Strip
Berkos is semi-retired, but remains active in teaching. Berkos was awarded a lifetime achievement Oscar in 2004 for his outstanding career in sound editing.
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Peter Corman

Admiral Peter R. Corman is a high-ranking officer in the Colonial Fleet. A member of the Colonial Fleet Admiralty, Corman ordered Commander William Adama and the battlestar Valkyrie to escort a recon vessel over the Armistice Line prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
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*Looking closely at the right-most pin on the character's uniform decorations in the publicity photo in this article, one will see a Colonial Warrior uniform pin, an homage to the Original Series and their Warriors.
* Corman's first name and middle initial are derived from the award certificate in a frame on the wall of his office, the image to which is available here.
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Peter D. MacLean

Peter D. MacLean (January 2, 1936—May 28, 2003) was an actor who portrayed President Arends"Arends" is the name given to MacLean's role in the novelization of the episode. in the Original Series episode "Experiment in Terra".
A graduate from Boston, Massachusettes' Emerson College, he has guest starred in Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels, Glen Larson's Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and various other television series from the 1970s and 1980s.
MacLean passed away on May 28, 2003 from complications of lymphoma.
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Peter Gilmour

Peter Gilmour is one of the five passengers picked up by Orion on the eve of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Gilmour introduces himself to Orion's captain, Arvin Tyler, just before two brothers reveal themselves as members of the Children of Erebus terrorist group with weapons drawn (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Peter Hickey

Peter Hickey was the sign fabricator for the Miniseries, responsible for signage.
Hickey worked previously with Richard Livingston and Douglas McLean on Stargate SG-1.
Viper pilot Pete Hickey is named for this crew member.
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Petro

Petro is a fuel in use by the Cylons.
Megan's children continually attack and destroy the petro dumps on Attila, forcing Specter to relocate the dumps inside Megan's castle, which is now the Cylon base of operations on the planet. These continual attacks force Specter to order additional supplies, notably petrol, laser pumps, laser rifles and metron bombs, which does not go unnoticed by Lucifer, 's second in command .
== Notes ==
* The name, derived from "petroleum," indicates that petro is some type of refined oil.
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Phaeton 5

Phaeton 5 is a ship in the Fleet.
Phaeton was formerly a shipping barge of the Caprican Impex Corporation prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. It has two hundred and fifty four survivors.
A stowaway, a Returner by the name of Marco Lesa, and his daughter, Jenny, hide on this ship until he is severely injured by a murder attempt by the Earth Protectorate.
Commander Adama and Dr. Sherman Cottle argue his fate (Battlestar Galactica 6).
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Phantom

Phantom is a Raptor pilot or ECO on Galactica who works with Sunshine.
During the search for Laura Roslin and the rebel Cylon basestar after its Jump from the Fleet, William Adama notes that Phantom and Sunshine's Raptor is still searching, however Kara Thrace notes that the ship is a day overdue. Adama then orders here to dispatch ships to start from Phantom's last known position and work from there .
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* The dialogue regarding "Phantom" remains in the episode as originally scripted, along with Kara Thrace's reaction to sending her pilots on a "suicide mission." In earlier dialogue removed from this scene (likely during post-production or in a revision phase), "Sunshine" originates from dialogue in the script for "Sine Qua Non". While its canonicy remains nebulous, its presence is noted here as nothing in the way of aired content contradicts this piece of information. 
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Phelan

Phelan is the head of the black market operating within the Fleet when Pegasus commander Jack Fisk is murdered. Phelan kills Fisk after he attempts to renegotiate his fee for allowing the market to work using Pegasus resources.
Phelan's father was a member of the Colonial Fleet, and is presumed dead, killed during the initial Cylon attack. Phelan himself is an "ex-military mercenary".
 meets with Phelan aboard the Prometheus in an attempt to rescue Shevon and her daughter, Paya. Phelan makes a significant point to Adama that the black market is a necessary evil, despite President Roslin's objections. The black market provides a supply alternative for citizens in the Fleet when official methods become bogged down due to delays or when supplies run short.
Phelan has no issues with shady and immoral practices such as child prostitution. He claims "it's hard to find the moral high ground when we're all standing in the mud." When Adama tries to deal with Phelan for Shevon and her daughter, Paya, Phelan says that the child was "already paid for," indicating the young girl was to be part of his child prostitution ring.
Adama realizes that, while the black market is necessary, Phelan's use of children, among other things, crosses the line. Realizing that he can't stop the black market but can change its methods, Adama shoots and kills Phelan, who gravely underestimates Adama's sense of justice (as well as his current state of depression). His last words are, "You're not gonna shoot. You're not like me." 
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Philomon/ru:Филомон

Филомон был старшим техническим сотрудником в лабораториях Грэйстоун Индастриз.
==Биография==
===Ранние годы===
Филомон родился в городе Куалаи на Каприке, где поступил в Университет, где изучал электротехнику, компьютерные технологии, прикладную математику и прикадную физику. К 27 годам он получил несколько степеней, включая докторскую, и работу в качестве старшего технического сотрудника в лабораториях каприканской компьютерной компании Грэйстоун Индастриз.
===Работа в Грэйстоун Индастриз===
Хотя Фмломон даже не подозревал, что в Кибернетической Боевой Единице U-87 находился аватар Зоуи Грэйстоун, он инстинктивно обращался к роботу в женском роде и с уважением и почтением, чего нельзя было сказать о его коллеге Дрю Тэннере. Работая в компании на ранней стадии разработки Сайлонов, Филомону поручили отвечать за проведение тестов и транспортировку прототипа, пока он разбирался с мета-когнитивным процессором.
На личном фронте у Филомона не складывалось, не смотря на его вполне привлекательную внешность. Его разочарования повлияли на его "общение" с прототипом, с которым он разговаривал, как с живой девушкой, танцевал с ним во время проверки моторных функций. Со временем Зоуи, в теле робота привязалась к доброму технику и с помощью социальной сети V-Match назначила ему свидание под именем Рэйчел, чему Филомон был очень рад.
Хотя по началу он был поражен сходством "Рэйчел" с Зоуи Грэйстоун, он принял это и влюбился в нее, сводив еще на несколько свиданий в Виртуальном мире, включая симуляцию полета на Вайперах. Несмотря на то, что Зоуи использовала влечение к ней Филомона, чтобы выбраться на Геминон, "Рэйчел" вдохновила Филомона на решение репликации МКП. Од рассказал о своей идее Дэниелу Грэйстоуну, но тот приказал форматировать чип. Оба они не знали, что это "убьет" Зоуи в процессе.
===Гибель===
Понимая, что план ее отца убъет ее, Зоуи связалась со своей подругой Лэйси Рэнд, которая должна была представиться "настоящей Рэйчел". По плану Лэйси должна была оглушить Филомона и украсть робота, но план сорвался и Зоуи пришлось импровизировать. Она призналась Филомону, что она и есть "Рэйчел" и Зоуи Грэйстоун, но в теле робота. Филомон согласился помочь, но потом внезапно включил тревогу. Зоуи хотела его оттолкнуть от консоли, но не рассчитала сил и швырнула его о металлическую балку; Филомон ударился головой и мгновенно умер.
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Phoebe

Phoebe is a member of the Cult of Baltar who lost her entire family on Picon during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
During one of Gaius Baltar's services, she speaks of her rage against not only the Cylons, but anyone involved, including the engineers who designed them, the corporations, the politicians and anyone who didn't prevent the attacks—and, most of all, the Lords of Kobol .
== Related imagery ==
Image:Phoebe's family.jpg|A photograph of Phoebe and her family.
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Phoenix

The Phoenix is a vehicle utilized by civilians and military personnel in the Twelve Worlds, including and Gemenon in the years before the Cylon War. A progenitor to the Colonial Fleet's Raptor, the Phoenix is a mainstay in Caprica City where it can frequently be seen flying above the skyline. The Phoenix is driven by maneuvering thrusters and features DRADIS capabilities .
Following its escape from Graystone Industries' labs in Caprica City, a Caprican Air Force Phoenix is dispatched to pursue a rogue U-87 Cyber Combat Unit robot. Ordered not to engage the prototypical Cylon, the Phoenix chases the Graystone Industries van carrying the robot out of Caprica City and into the outlying mountain region. Unlike its civilian counterpart, this Air Force Phoenix is armed and intended for use as a troop transport .
Graystone Industries itself possesses Phoenix aircraft for use as private transports by the company's CEO, painted white and blue and bearing the Graystone "G" logo, the Phoenix can land atop the Graystone tower in downtown Caprica City .
When Doctors Amanda and Daniel Graystone are falsely accused of being members of the Soldiers of the One terror organization by corrupt Global Defense Department director Gara Singh, the husband and wife duo escape their home in Graystone's Phoenix jet. Taking off from a landing pad at the front of the Graystone Estate, the Phoenix is piloted through Caprica City by Sean, landing in a clearing in Orpheus Park .
==Notes==
*The Phoenix jet first appears in the opening credits of Caprica. According to materials created by Doug Drexler and provided to the 2010 Emmy Awards voters:
::Sleek and smart, the elegantly streamlined Graystone Aerospace business jet seen in Caprica is terrestrially rooted in the Bell Osprey V-22, and shares bloodlines with Galactica's own Raptor scout ship. The Phoenix model is an impressive construct of carefully designed compound curves including a completely realized instrumented cockpit. The model is fully functional with all flight surfaces articulated. It is a carefully considered 285877 Polygons.
*According to the same materials, the Phoenix possesses a length of 67 feet and a wingspan of 44 feet. http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2010/09/12/caprica-2010-emmy-presentation-book/
*VFX modeler Pierre Drolet stated on his personal website that the Phoenix jet was the first model he created for the production at a time when the producers were unsure as to the extent it would appear in the series. http://sci-fi-museum-pierre-drolet-com.webs.com/phoenix-cj55 Drolet describes the Air Force Phoenix as "an upgrade of the Pheonix private jet, which turned into a military troop carrier" with the addition of guns and a new paint job.http://sci-fi-museum-pierre-drolet-com.webs.com/phoenix-air-force
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Picon 36

Picon 36 is the designation of an unseen ship that is part of Laura Roslin's rescue caravan as the Cylon attack leaves many civilian ships stranded or hunted down by the Cylons.
Picon 36's captain expresses shock to Colonial One that the caravan is jumping to Ragnar Anchorage, leaving behind the sublight ships to escape with as many people as possible before an imminent Cylon ambush on the caravan .
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As its captain argues with Colonial One about leaving the sublights behind, it is assumed it escapes and joins the Fleet.
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Picon Laboratories

Picon Laboratories is a creator and distributor of medical supplies for the Colonial Fleet, including the creation of eye-drops and the Hemostatik-A cauterizing agent.
Picon Laboratories is located on Picon in the city of Pailyn, Muritolan, 7417-G3. 
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