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Teen Fun Excitement! Get Your Butts to the Dance!

Teen Fun Excitement! Get Your Butts to the Dance! is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Martius 14, YR42.
== Story ==
OK, little dudes and dudettes, life isn't all about the V-Club and New Cap City. Yeah, I can't believe I'm saying that, either, but it's true. That stuff isn't real. It's true. 
You gotta get out of your bedrooms and basements. You gotta unplug. You gotta live life, kiddies. I'm not gonna be like your parents and say that goes for all the time, or even most of the time. But sometimes. Yeah, sometimes, you need to venture out. Look each other in the eye. Touch and feel. Shake things up. For real. 
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Telamont Building

The Telamont Building is a prominent landmark of Delphi that partially survived the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. is able to identify the city as Delphi when he recognizes this building. It appears to tower over the other structures in the vicinity, and lies in proximity to a large body of water .
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Telencephalic inhibitor

A telencephalic inhibitor is a device installed in Cylon Centurions to restrict their higher functions and therefore prevent full self-awareness. Natalie's faction (the Twos, the Sixes, and most of the Eights, except ) has them removed in retaliation for the lobotomizing of the Raiders, resulting in Centurions who are able and willing to shoot humanoid Cylons .
==Note==
* The existence of such a device is implied in "Precipice" when Admiral Adama notes that the humanoid Cylons enslaved the Centurions to prevent their own Cylon rebellion. However, the details behind this are not given until "Six of One."
==Questions==
* Why would the Human model Cylons build centurions with higher brain functions? If the older 0005 Model Centurion is out of date, is there some directive to not interfere in the construction of Centurion minds?
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Temple of Mars

The Temple of Mars deals with the approach of an afterlife in religious beliefs, and is not shared in n religious interpretations. 
Following the bombing of Maglev 23, Joseph Adama confronts Ruth about planting ideas of the Temple of Mars and other such Tauron beliefs in Willie Adama's head .
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Temporal Viper

The Colonial Temporal Viper is a modified primary space superiority fighter and attack craft designed by , and deployed by a reluctantly exasperated as a last ditch effort to protect from a certain demise. Only two were ever modified due to 's resource scarcity. 
As with a standard , it is capable of both atmospheric and long-range spacial flight, capable of operation by a single-pilot, with two-forward mounted laser-torpedo guns as standard, in addition to a temporal weapons package in the form of the temporal warper. The temporal warper has a limitation of ten shots before it requires a recharge from a special temporal battery ().
Aesthetically, the modified Viper is a dark gray featuring orange striping across its fuselage and wings, and the addition of a nose stabilizer fin on the fuselage (). It is also capable of carrying two persons in tandem, although this is discomforting to pilots ( & ).
The ship also features temporal shielding, thus allowing its two test pilots— and —to remain unaffected when Galactica is removed from the timeline, and allowing the craft to survive a temporal storm into an alternate reality ( & ).
Only one Temporal Viper remains in existence after their initial deployment, as Apollo's is destroyed during the Battle of Cache (). 
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Temporal weapon

Temporal weapons are, as their name implies, weapons affecting time. They are expressly outlawed by the Colonials for just concerns about their wide-ranging, uncontrollable effects ().
Yahrens into their exodus, resorts to the use of a temporal weapon designed by , called the "time warper," in the face of certain destruction by an overwhelming force of s. The weapon's temporal battery aboard destabilizes during the assault, causing the creation of an alternate reality where Galactica never existed ( & ).
Warriors in Temporal Vipers housing the time warper, and , are temporally displaced in aforesaid reality (). From the capture of Starbuck's Viper, a reverse-engineers weapons and a propulsion drive based upon temporal principles, outfitting them aboard Baltifer's basestar ().
== Primary Reality ==
=== Temporal Warper ===
The is an offensive weapon, capable of displacing a target's existence from the time stream, effectively rendering them in a state of having never existed at all. This has the ripple-effect of affecting other outcomes. 
=== Temporal Battery ===
A harnessing temporal energy is constructed and used by Zee in order to charge the temporal warper weapons of the two Temporal Viper prototypes. It destabilizes due to the intense damage Galactica incurs during the Nebula Ambush to unpredictable results ().
== Alternate Reality ==
=== Chronal Cannon ===
The is a large-scale weapon installed aboard Baltifer's basestar, and is the only known cannon of its type in existence. 
Its test deployment occurs upon Cache, the Colonial Resistance base, reverting the planet's tectonic plates to an "ancient patter" ().
=== Temporal Warp Drive ===
An instantaneous FTL drive is also reverse-engineered by Zee, and dubbed the . It literally punches a hole in space and allows a ship to appear anywhere, without the need for waiting between destination points. While not a direct weapon in its own right, it is derived from the principles of the temporal warper, thus permitting Baltifer's basestar to follow the incongruous , commanded by Captain (alongside a ), and inopportunely appears above Cache ().
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Tenna

Tenna is a strikingly beautiful female Theta created by Doctor Ravashol. 
Tenna assists Starbuck in finding Thane, who died. She also informs Starbuck that the Thetas plan to stop Apollo and his team from destroying the pulsar, which they believe to be their only means for defense.
Tenna aids Starbuck's break-in of the Cylon garrison's brig, freeing Cree from his cold cell. 
Before he returns to the Fleet, Starbuck apparently attempts to charm three other Tennas .
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Terence (TOS-RH)

Terence is an Agro-3 agro-worker, and follower of the Cult of the Serpent in .
Following discovery of an unidentifiable corpse of a murdered individual on Agro-3, and Dalton confer with an Agro-3 supervisor, determining that Terence was on duty at the estimated time of the murder. 
With Terence being their only lead, the Warriors enlist the assistance of Captain Morgan aboard Ursus, for Terence was last seen heading to the ship following the conclusion of his shift. 
The Warriors and Captain Morgan learn Terence's fate: he had been killed and decapitated by Tybalt's cultists, as Dalton finds his severed head in a mealprep area in the cultists' berth .
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Teresa Manning

Teresa Manning is a Number Three humanoid Cylon copy who infiltrates Orion crew.
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Manning engages in relations with Orion's captain, Arvin Tyler (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Terra

The planet Terra is home to the Terran Nationalists and the Eastern Alliance. The Eastern Alliance would have eliminated the Nationalists in a nuclear attack if not for the intervention of Apollo and . Despite hopes that Galactica had finally reached its destination, it is revealed that Terra is not .
Colonists from Terra founded the Lunar Colonies. Galactica first encounters "Earthlings" when they discover a ship from the Lunar Colonies. The people aboard were attempting to flee the influence of the Eastern Alliance by traveling to Paradeen .
==The Link to Earth==
In the episodes "Greetings From Earth" and "Experiment in Terra" there are clues pointing to the people of Terra being descendants of the :
*The names of Terrans are Earthling names (e.g. Michael, Brenda), with a first and last name that is consistent with a great deal of Earth's cultures.
*Terra is Latin (and Gemonese) for Earth.
*The Terrans have never heard of centons as the Terran Michael asks Apollo what a centon is.
*Shots of Terra in "Experiment in Terra" look conspicuously like Earth herself, notably the North American continent.
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Terra (pilot)

Terra is a Galactica Viper pilot who is involved in the first engagement Galactica has with Cylon Raiders . 
== Notes ==
*The name "Terra" is derived from the Miniseries DVD subtitles at 01:11:18 and can be heard during the wireless squaks in Galactica's CIC. 
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Terrence McDonnell

Terrence McDonnell was the story editor and writer for the Original Series. He co-wrote three episodes of the series with Jim Carlson, his writing partner and fellow story editor on the Original Series.
McDonnell also wrote episodes for various series, including CHiPs, Magnum P.I. (with Don Bellisario), and the original Bionic Woman.
In later years, he worked as a producer for Win Ben Stein's Money, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and Jeopardy!. 
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
* Original Series:
** "Fire in Space"
** "Murder on the Rising Star"
** "Take the Celestra"
See also: Episodes written by Terrence McDonnell
== External Links ==
* long, 135 minutes Terrence McDonnell interview at GALACTICA.TV
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Terrorist

Please choose a specific reference for the term terrorist:
== Galactica 1980 ==
* Terrorist, a term used by Jamie Hamilton to describe Dillon in "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I".
== The Re-imagined Series ==
* Humanoid Cylons, human-looking Cylons that commit acts of terrorism in the Fleet.
* Tom Zarek, the leader of the S.F.M. imprisoned aboard the Astral Queen is considered a terrorist by William Adama.
* New Caprica Resistance, which the Cylon Occupation Authority considers to be terrorists.
* Sesha Abinell, leader of a small terrorist group who demands be brought to her in "Sacrifice".
Terry Albick

Terry Albick is a member of the board of directors of Graystone Industries. In 42YR, he votes Daniel Graystone out of the company, appointing Tomas Vergis as its CEO.
Having made a deal with the Ha'la'tha to retake his company, Joseph Adama presents dossiers on all of Graystone's directors for the purposes of blackmail and leverage, including Albick. Adama notes that Albick appears clean as far as their early background check went. Prompted by Sam Adama's reminder that they all sold Graystone out when "Vergis came calling," Graystone reveals that Albick has been sleeping with his sister-in-law since circa 36YR, and shares his suspicion that Albick's nephew, whom Albick has pride for, may actually be his son .
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Terry Burrell

Terry Burrell is a Colonial Marine.
He is aboard Cloud 9 on leave when Sesha Abinell and her terrorist cell take hostages. Burrell is part of a failed rescue attempt. He is shot in the leg, while two other Marines and a terrorist are killed .
==Notes==
* refers to him as "Gunny," suggesting he is a Gunnery Sergeant, but the closing credits of "Sacrifice" list him as "Lt. Terry Burrell." Based on the episode credits, this article lists the character as a Lieutenant. It is possible that "Gunny" is a nickname from an old rank (suggesting that he was "mustanged," or commissioned from the ranks), but there has been no clarification from subsequent appearances or the production staff.
*If Burrell is indeed a lieutenant, he is the first Marine officer that viewers encounter in the series. The highest ranking Marine shown prior to "Sacrifice" was the character of Sergeant Hadrian.
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Terry Chen

Terry Chen (born in Edmonton, Alberta) is a Canadian television and film actor. Chen portrays , a rookie Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series episodes "Act of Contrition" and "The Hand of God," and Crew Chief Tio in "Blood and Chrome".
Chen's television filmography includes minor and recurring roles in:
*Stargate SG-1
*The 4400
*Da Vinci's Inquest
*Big Day
*Smallville
*Jake 2.0
*Dark Angel
*Jessica Jones
Chen has had minor and supporting roles in theatrical releases such as:
*Snakes on a Plane
*I, Robot
*The Chronicles of Riddick
*Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
*Romeo Must Die
*Almost Famous
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Terry Dresbach

Terry Dresbach is the wife of Re-Imagined Series creator Ronald D. Moore.
Dresbach is an Emmy award-winning costume designer for her work on Ron's past series Carnivàle. Dresbach has co-hosted several podcasts, starting with the one for "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I," and has acted as the ad hoc moderator for the The Battlestar Roundtable podcast with actors Jamie Bamber, James Callis, Tahmoh Penikett and Mark Sheppard.
Dresbach interacts with fans regularly on the official Scifi.com messageboard under the pen name of "Mrs. Ron". 
== External Links == 
* Official SciFi.com Battlestar Galactica Boards
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Teryl Rothery

Teryl Rothery is the actress who portrays Evelyn in Caprica.
She also portrays Dr. Janet Fraiser on Stargate SG-1, Carol Bloom on Kyle XY and Gwen on The Guard.
She also has extensive work as a voice actor working on Dragon Ball, Exosquad, Gadget and the Gadgetinis, and Martin Mystery.
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Tessa

Tessa is a character in Cyrus Xander's Grace commercial for Graystone Industries circa . 
In the commercial, Tessa and her family (a mother and her brother Johnny) are seen at a funeral grieving over the loss of their military father. Through the breakthrough of Grace, her father returns as a holographic avatar. .
== Notes ==
Given the use of an avatar for Daniel Graystone in the commercial, it is unknown if Johnny and the other characters were also avatars.
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Tessida

Tessida is a city on an unnamed Cylon-inhabited world that serves as a gigantic mainframe computing node for the Cylon Empire.
Tessida is located in the path of the entrance of the Canopus wormhole, which is of interest to as it may hold clues to the location of the Thirteenth Tribe.
Tessida's ruler is Regent Abbadon ().
After Starbuck discovers a strange substance that effectively disintegrates Cylon technology, Adama chooses to weaponize it, attacking Tessida and destroying the Cylon's ability to attack the Fleet.
With news of a massive Cylon fleet approaching, the Colonials escape through the wormhole, gathering up the stranded Starbuck as they depart. For Abbadon, the news of the Cylon fleet is equally fatal as he knew that they would come to destroy what was left to avoid the nano-cybrid from further spreading thorughout the Cylon Empire. Abbadon self-destructs the fusion core in the Tessida mainframe, destroying the planet ().
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Tetrahydrocycline

Tetrahydrocycline is apparently a highly volatile chemical compound. 
According to Gaius Baltar, it is one of the compounds used in the precursor test of his original (i.e. ficticious) Cylon detector.
He brings it forward as a means of posturing, preventing Commander Adama and others in the know from realizing that he has no true means of detecting humanoid Cylons in the Fleet after Galactica's port water tanks are blown open to space, likely by a Cylon saboteur .
==Notes==
*Baltar's medical experience (by way of his panic) may have meant hydroxytetracycline, which is far from a volatile chemical compound on the real-world Earth. The compound is an broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat a variety of infections, from acne and anthrax to the Plague. Another possibility is Cyclohexene, assuming "cycline" refers to benzene.
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Textiles Ship

The Textiles Ship in the Fleet is capable of manufacturing clothing and other textiles.
Kronus is given command of this ship during his award ceremony onboard .
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Thane

Thane is an aggressive, virtually uncontrollable member of Commander Croft's demolition team.
With Croft, Thane was in on keeping the plunders from the Cylon's platinum mine to themselves, and is responsible for killing a higher unnamed commander. Both of them served on the Prison Barge until retrieved by Commander for the special mission to Arcta, in exchange for pardons for their crimes.
Thane is an expert in a variety of alien environments, and brags as such to anyone who would listen, which is the reason he is selected for the mission to Arcta to destroy the Ravashol Pulsar. 
Before leaving , Thane attacks Sergeant Vickers and uses a knockout capsule on the warrior, paralyzing him.
Thane is in on the plot to ditch the expedition when the right opportunity presented itself. He knocks out a Ser Theta to obtain his clothing.
The Cylons capture Thane, but he manages to reveal nothing of their mission. To his credit, he takes several Cylons with him to his death by passing off a hand mine as a recording device that would tell the Cylons all they need to know about The Fleet 
==Notes==
*Actor James Olson is a familiar TV character actor of the 1970s. Science-fiction fans may remember him best as Dr. Hall in the Michael Crichton thriller, The Andromeda Strain.
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Thane (title)

Thane is a title used by command-level officers within The Comitat.
Thanes typically command frigates, and wear similar full-body armors like other members of the Comitat in order to show unity among the divergent races of the Empyrean Expanse (—). In the rare instance where a leader is unavailable, each Thane shares a voice in the Comitat leadership in lieu of having a singular figurehead, which results in decisions that eschew alacrity (—).
== Known Thanes ==
* Jennad
* Korbok
== Notes ==
* Following his introduction to Korbok, Captain notes that he knew of a man named Thane, describing him as a cold-blooded murder willing to do anything. Korbok then corrects Apollo regarding its status as a title, and not an individual's name ().
The 15 Yahren Reunion

This convention was held from October 15-17, 1993 at the Universal City Hilton in Los Angeles, CA.
Attendees included executive producer Glen Larson, special effects expert John Dykstra, costume designer Jean-Pierre Dorleac, composer Stu Phillips, story editors Jim Carlson and Terry McDonnell, and producer Harker Wade. The actors who showed up included Richard Hatch, Dirk Benedict, Anne Lockhart, and Sarah Rush.
Unfortunately, in the weeks leading up to the convention, the employees at the hotel continually told people that the convention wasn't being held there. No one knows exactly why, but they managed to saboutage the event, resulting in a low turnout. John Colicos arrived the day of the convention and, after being told it wasn't there, simply went home.
It was believed that the Fox network was considering a revival of Galactica at the time, but the low turnout at the convention may have played a hand in their decision to nix the idea."Battlestar Zone: The Lost Revivals.''
See also The 20 Yahren Reunion and the GoMainline Galactica Convention
== External Links ==
* Letters about the low turnout at the 15 Yahren Reunion
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The Alliance

The Alliance is a Colonial term used to describe those under the subjugation of the Cylon Empire .
The Cylons, as to be expected, govern the Alliance. Members of the Alliance often relinquish freedoms and rights to the Cylons in return for their continued existence. They also work for the Cylons in some capacity. 
For instance, the Ovions are members of the Alliance and operate a facade chancery on Carillon. The Ovions also mine tylium from the planetoid for the Cylons to use in their crafts. An Ovion reports to a Centurion when all the warriors appear to be gathered at Sire Uri's awards ceremony, prompting the Cylon Attack .
The Thetas are also members of the Alliance. Created by Dr. Ravashol, they help Dr. Ravishol develop his inventions and perform necessary labor on Arcta. They rebel against the Cylons, however, and help the Colonials destroy the Ravashol pulsar when Dr. Ravashol asks them to do so .
== In the separate continuity ==
 
The Alliance is mentioned during 's celebration toast to President aboard prior to the , noting that no one before Adar had assembled the human race to speak as one voice before this organization ().
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The Battle of Troy

"The Battle Of Troy" is not the actual title of the story pitch, and is used to describe what the script covered. 
The story pitch had been as follows: and Dillon go back in time to ancient Greece to stop the villain Xaviar from altering the battle of Troy and allowing the Trojans to win. Helen of Troy falls for either Troy or Dillon. In the end, they stop Xaviar, make sure the big horse gets through the gate, and rescue a teenage Homer. 
Galactica 1980 story editors Allan Cole and Chris Bunch vividly remember the final scene with Homer as it was read to them by the script's writer: 
: As he looks up at our heroes, face full of wonder and worship, we see tears forming in his sweet, clear, blue eyes. And we realize, some day he will be tragically blinded.
"Our heads were already spinning from a pre-game meeting blast of something to settle our nerves. But when we heard this it put us in Pittsburgh. Since the writer's visit was only a courtesy, there was nothing we could have said without being fired."Galactic Sci-Fi Television Series Revisited. Alpha Control Press, 1995.
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