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Thousand-Yahren War (alternate)

The Thousand-Yahren War is the primary conflict between the and an intergalactic federation including the . 
This conflict began when the Colonies aided the Hasari in taking back "their nation" from the Cylons. The exact nature of the Hasari and their relationship to the Colonies remains unknown, outside of the fact that the Colonials fought in battles referred to as the Hasari Routs.
== Battles of the War ==
The following were known events during this conflict, in chronological order:
* : Conflict that participates in ().
* Battle of Cosmora Archipelago: An event wherein Commander Kronus and the Fourth Fleet are victorious against the Cylons .
* : Conflict that participates in ().
* Invasion of Cygnus: Cylon invasion of a mine resulting in 's capture as a young child ().
* : A Cylon attack on Caprica's agricultural resources in , which leaves and several hundred children orphaned ().
* Battle of Molecay: This is the last known major battle with the Cylons. The Fifth Fleet, lead by the "legendary Commander ," is destroyed here, save Cain's battlestar, .
* : Attack on an agro community in resulting in the death of Starbuck's foster parents, a repeat of the Attack on Umbra from ().
* : The final coup de grâce resulting in the fall of the Twelve Colonies, killing 70 million humans and resulting in the exile of survivors shepherded by the last surviving battlestar, ().
== Notes ==
* The number given by in , seventy million humans, is derived from the Encyclopedia Galactica as no tally is provided in the Original Series proper.
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Thrace

Thrace is a name shared by the following:
* From the Original Series:
** Thrace (TOS), an ice moon featured in Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 4.
* From the Re-imagined Series:
** Kara "Starbuck" Thrace, Viper pilot and officer stationed aboard Galactica during and following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
*** Kara Thrace (alternate), features information about the Separate Continuity version of this character from the comic books.
** Socrata Thrace, Kara's mother.
** Dreilide Thrace, Kara's father.
Three

Please choose a specific reference for the number three (3):
== Original Series ==
* "Battlestar Galactica 3: The Tombs of Kobol," a tie in novel based on the two-part episode, "Lost Planet of the Gods".
== Re-imagined Series ==
* "33," the first episode of Season 1.
* Condition Three, the "all clear" alert in the Colonial Fleet.
* Number Three, a Significant Seven humanoid Cylon who is first introduced as "D'Anna Biers".
* Season 3, an article covering the Re-imagined Series' third season.
* Season 3 DVD, a disambiguation page listing all the DVD releases for Season 3.
Three (disambiguation)

Three is a common number and is shared with the following subjects:
* For the humanoid Cylon see:
**Number Three, a general article about all copies of the model.
**Number Three (Fleet copy), the reporter hiding in the human fleet known as "D'Anna Biers".
**Number Three (Downloaded copy), the copy introduced in the episode "Downloaded, who later searches for the Final Five.
* Season 3, an article on the third season of the Re-imagined Series.
* Season 3 DVD, an article on the various DVDs for the third season.
== Other ==
* Condition Three, the "all clear" alert used in the Re-imagined Series.
* Fifteen Beta Three, an antebellum Centurion from the Battlestar Galactica 4 comic.
Throne room

The throne room is a chamber apparently standard on all Cylon basestars.
Typically, the throne room is the location from where the Imperious Leader receives information from and issues orders to his subordinates ("Saga of a Star World," "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I"). However, upon being furnished his own basestar by the Imperious Leader, issues orders from the room (Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I & II). Lucifer, an IL-series Cylon, also takes the opportunity to sit in the throne after Baltar's departure to .
The chamber consists of a raised throne seated in the middle of the circular room, which is spotlighted, as are four additional areas: two areas to the left and right of the throne, the area between the door and throne, as well as the doorway itself. There is no visible means of coming down from the throne, nor is there a visible means of instrumentation or functionality in the throne chamber. The throne itself is capable of swiveling via an electronic mechanism.
There is only one entrance with a pocket door made of glass; the doorway itself is elliptical in design. 
The room is typically unguarded and the doors appear to be activated by motion sensors.
== Related imagery ==
Image:Throne room 2.jpg|The entrance to the throne room. 
== Notes ==
* From "The Young Lords" and onward, the throne room is never seen again. Instead, Baltar commands from the command chamber, which likely uses the same prop chair from this set, until Baltar surrenders himself to the Fleet in "War of the Gods, Part I".
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Thumper

Thumper is a callsign for at least one pilot in following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
A pilot with this callsign is assigned to , while another pilot is assigned to .
== Notes ==
* The number of pilots with this call sign is nebulous, as no evidence exists to definitively either prove or disprove the existence of two pilots with this callsign. 
* To wit, it is entirely possible that only one Thumper exists in the Fleet, and is reassigned to Pegasus after the arrival of Admiral Helena Cain, who effectively assumes command of the Fleet and transfers personnel between the two extant s in . 
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Tiffany Lyndall-Knight

Tiffany Lyndall-Knight, who portrays the Cylon Hybrid in the re-imagined series, is a Jessie-nominated actor who has taught drama for the past twelve years. She has worked extensively with Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, the Arts Club and many other Vancouver theatre companies. She is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School in Toronto and has been married to John James Hong since September 9, 2001.
== External Links ==
*Official website
*Tiffany Lyndall Knight GALACTICA.TV interview
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Tigh's liquor

Regularly seen throughout the series, most commonly in the hands of Saul Tigh, this whisky colored beverage seems particularly popular among Colonial officers. 
As the specific name of this alcohol remains unnamed, it is referred to as Tigh's liquor.
==Design==
Propworx Lot 494 and 495 note that the bottle is six-sided with faux etched graphics (unidentified L-shaped symbol) on all sides and measures 12 inches x 2.75 inches.
==Notes==
The bottles used by the property department were repurposed from the, now defunct, brand Brilliant Spirits, which was produced and bottled in the highlands of Scotland.
There are two types of 'L' logo used in the series. In earlier episodes, the bottles were engraved with an oval and the 'L' logo as negative space. In later episodes, just the 'L' was engraved.
== Additional Images ==
Image:Tighs liquor miniseries logo.jpg|Logo used on the bottles during the Miniseries and early episodes of Season 1
Image:Tigh's liquor bottle logo.jpg|Logo used from late Season 1 onwards
== References ==
==External links==
*Brilliant Vodka, the bottles used by the props department for Tigh's liquor.
*Whisky (Real-world alcoholic beverage) article at Wikipedia.
*Scotch whisky (Real-world alcoholic beverage) article at Wikipedia.
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Tigh (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Tigh (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Tigh (TOS alternate).
Tigh is the executive officer aboard Galactica.
Following the fall of Caprica and the disappearance of Crown Prince Apollo, Tigh provides information on Starbuck's whereabouts to Lady Athena in order to effect Apollo's recovery (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
Tigh is chastised by Adama following his discovery of Athena's mission to find Apollo (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2), and later participates in the battles at and at (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3 & 4).
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Tigh (Amok Time)

The Colonel Tigh Limited Edition Collectible Figure is an 1/6-scale mixed-media figure, and is part of the Amok Time release circa 2008, following their take-over of the Original Series license from Majestic Studios after its dissolution in 2007.
As is typical of 1/6-scale mixed-media figurines, this piece features multiple points of articulation (rotating head, arms, legs), is clothed using materials that replicate the look of the costume worn by the character, and includes certain accouterments. 
To aid in the display of the figurine, the piece comes with a two-piece display stand consisting of a display base with the show's logo and the support arm that cradles the figure around its torso. 
The figurine was officially cancelled in 2010, when Amok Time's license for the Original Series 1/6 scale line expired.
== Accessories ==
The figure was billed as featuring "classic BSG accessories" and display stand, and accessories were not itemized in sales descriptions from the Amok Time's online listing circa 3 March 2008.
== Outfit ==
The ensemble worn by Tigh are his duty blue uniform (jacket and tunic with black waist belt) and black knee-high boots.
== Prototype ==
A prototype for this figure was shown at Toy Fair in 2008, and displayed alongside Adama and Athena figurines on a replica of the upper command section of Core Command.
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== Face Sculpt ==
A point of comparison to Majestic Studios' figures, Amok Time's prototypes featured greater accuracy on their likeness to the character whom portrayed them. 
Head sculpts for the prototypes were art directed by Amok Time's Charles Eugeni and Paul Lazo, and executed by Joy and Tom Studios.
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== Related Imagery ==
Amok Time - Tigh Figure - 1.jpg|Photo of Tigh prototype.
Amok Time - Tigh Figure - 2.jpg|Photo of Tigh prototype.
Amok Time - Tigh Figure - 3.jpg|Photo of Tigh prototype. (Included is the photo-editing gaffe that made the figurine's left silver cuff detail "disappear" into the background.)
== External Links ==
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Tigh (TOS alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Various Continuities ==
=== Dynamite Entertainment comics ===
There are at least three variations of this character within the Dynamite Entertainment comics sagas, including:
* , the standard depiction;
* , a commander in an alternate reality;
* , from the series.
=== Marvel Comics ===
Tigh is the colonel aboard during the , and objects to President 's hesitancy in launching fighters when and are under armed attack by then-unidentified forces ().
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Tigh (alternate)

Please choose a specific reference for the alternate versions of the various Tighs:
* For the Original Series Colonel Tigh depicted in books, comics, and other separate continuity materials, see: Tigh (TOS alternate).
* For the Re-imagined Series Colonel Saul Tigh depicted in books, comics, and other separate continuity materials, see: Saul Tigh (alternate).
* For the Re-imagined Series's Ellen Tigh depicted in books, comics, and other separate continuity materials, see: Ellen Tigh (alternate).
Tim Tanner

Tim Tanner is an officer in the Caprican Armed Forces.
He celebrates the outbreak of the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict with his brothers, Greg and Ben, the latter following in Tanner's footsteps ().
Tanner is later killed in action ().
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Time

Please choose a specific reference for the term, time:
* For information on the timelines of the various series, see: timeline.
* For information on the circle of time concept in the Re-imagined Series, see: Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM).
* For information on the time traveling ability in Galactica 1980, see: time warp synthesizer.
* For the unique time units used in the Original Series, see: list of terms (TOS).
Time cycle

A time cycle is a Colonial measurement of time.
Time cycle, or sometimes "cycle," is a term for "day". The plural form is time cycles, or cycles.
A time cycle may be equivalent to 24 centares .
== Notes ==
* In "Fire in Space," Lieutenant states that he was on furlon for the next "24 centares," which may be akin to a pilot saying that he or she was on furlon for 24 hours (one Earth day). 
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Time warp synthesizer

The time warp synthesizer is a device created by Doctor Zee to permit travel back and forth through time, which the Colonials consider to be the fourth dimension.
The device, small enough to be installed in a Colonial Viper, works on the principle that once a person exceeds the speed of light, one can travel back in time. Jamie Hamilton equates this to Albert Einstein's special theory of relativity, which Troy confirms is correct.
As a result of going through time, the molecules of the synthetic fibers change color due to magnetic stress loads, thus the uniforms and accoutrements worn by time travelers are turned white. This includes the helmet and other equipment on a person, however the ships themselves (nor the hair, eyes or skin) retain their original coloring. Upon returning to their original time frame, the whitening effect is removed and the white-washed items revert to their original coloring.
Travel through time is easily detectable, as their "scanners followed Xaviar's trail as clearly as if he'd simply walked across a meadow," according to Troy .
== Usage ==
Xaviar proposes using the invention in order to advance Earth's development from the past, despite the fact that it has never been tested, nor do the Colonials know what side effects of time manpiulation will occur. He later does this against the wishes of the Council, which forces Adama to recall Troy and Dillon, so they may pursue Xaviar back to 1944 and stop him from giving the Germans advanced technology .
Xaviar continues his attempts, including an incursion into Revolutionary War-era America, but is thwarted . Use of the time warp synthesizer is abandoned for a time, with Xaviar attempting to secure his freedom from Adama and the Council by using the Super Scouts as bait, which fails .
An unproduced script entitled "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra" made use of the synthesizer. 
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, the synthesizer allows a ship or object to be moved out of normal space-time through a passage and into a universe of "non-causality". This "non-causality" universe is a realm without rhyme or reason: for instance, lights have no pattern and sounds have no source. 
As a result, those people who are not properly conditioned for travel in the "non-causality" universe tend to pass out in order to maintain a semblance of sanity. Even in simulations, those undergoing conditioning tend to pass out; Dillon tells Jamie Hamilton that he was out for 3 hours after his first simulation. .
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Timothy Albee

Timothy Albee is a CGI Character Animator for the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica. 
==Biographical notes==
With experience on such projects as Babylon 5, Activision's Apocalypse, and Disney's Dinosaur, Albee struck out on his own and created his own CGI animated movie, Kaze, Ghost Warrior, entirely on his own in 6 months with $5,000 worth of computers and software in a cabin in Alaska. CGI Filmmaking: The Creation of Ghost Warrior by Timothy Albee 
Proving the idea that a big studio with a big budget is not needed to create a professional-quality animated movie, Tim signed onto a werewolf movie project called Freeborn and started several movie projects on his own, including expanding the original Kaze, Ghost Warrior episode (which was meant to be the pilot of a series) as well as creating its sequel, but put his projects on hiatus to accept a position as CGI Character Animator for Battlestar Galactica's third season. Albee's work on the series involves animating the CGI characters, namely the Cylon Centurions.
==External Links==
*Timothy Albee Animation
*Kaze, Ghost Warrior Official website
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Timothy O'Keefe

Timothy O'Keefe is an American actor of voice and screen who portrayed Major DentonWhile his official resume lists the character as "Captain Banner," other first-party sources from production attribute the character to "Denton." Barring any new evidence, Battlestar Wiki chooses to align with first-party sources in this matter per our sources policy. in . His performance in that episode was uncredited, but he was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
His other appearances in Glen A. Larson productions include Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, B.J. and the Bear, and Quincy, M.E. 
Aside from notable roles in the daytime soap operas Days of Our Lives and The Young & The RestlessThis originates from his resume., he also provides voice over work for various companies, including AT&T. 
A seasoned musical performer with numerous appearances in Reno and Las Vegas, in addition to appearances on The Merv Griffin Show and Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, he released his musical album Come Rain or Come Shine in 2005.
As of 2014, he offers various workshops on acting and performance. 
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Tinia

Siress Tinia is a member of the Quorum and assigned to for the short-term as a Quorum representative to .
In her capacity as the Quorum's advisor to Galactica, Tinia had the power to overrule Adama on any command decision concerning The Fleet and any variety of encounters. 
Unlike her peers, Tinia is an intelligent and optimistic woman, but has the tendency to brush people (like Colonel Tigh) the wrong way.
When Colonel Tigh was notified about the communications blackout on the Prison Barge and about the inbound shuttle, Tigh finds a way around her threat of not taking his "fresh air" anywhere near the docking bay. He does so by using the air of curiosity to get Starbuck and Apollo to walk to the landing bay. The warrior's presence, as a result, thwarts and the three Borellian Nomen from assaulting Core Command. 
When Baltar, the trio of Borellian Nomen, and Leiter's Alliance officers assume control over the landing bay, capturing the Quorum in the process, Tinia agrees to military action. When Adama vies for another centar of time, giving Doctor Wilker time to finish repairing the Centurion pilots for Baltar's ship, she bravely accompanies him. While the Alliance ship and the Nomen escape, the situation ends with the safe return of the prisoners.
After the incident, Adama is given command of the entire Fleet, and Tinia is relieved of her position as Quorum advisor to Adama. During their time together, it became apparent that Tinia evidently fancied Adama, making Tigh want to order grog .
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Tinia (TOS-DE alternate)

Siress Tinia is a Quorum of Twelve Council Member following the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Man.
== Travelling the Empyrean Expanse ==
Circa 7348, Tinia is among the members of the Quorum to agree to the rapid, full-scale integration of the Okaati's Harvesters as booster engines for the civilian ships within the Fleet. She comments on Sire Geller's corporations being able to make profit again, as the Okaati's offer of restarting many of the Colonial's old industries would lead to "cubits [being] made" (). 
== Notes ==
* Tinia is not mentioned by name in her appearance, but is noted as being one of the three Council members featured in by author John Jackson Miler.
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Titan

In Colonial religion, the Titans are a race that preceeded and were overthrown by the present gods. They are mentioned by Cerberus, host of the club "Mysteries" in the V-world game New Cap City, as part of a riddle used on Joseph Adama in exchange for information .
== Notes ==
*The original Titans of Greek mythology were the children of Gaia (the Earth) and Ouranos (the Sky): Kronos, Rhea, Oceanus, Tethys, Theia, Iapetus, Crius, Phoebe, Coeus, Hyperion, Mnemosyne and Themis. Some of their children were also considered Titans, such as Atlas, Prometheus, Menoetius, Epimetheus, Astraios, Perses, Pallas, Leto and Asteria. Other children of the Titans were the gods who replaced them, including Kronos and Rhea's children Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Poseidon, Hades and Hestia.
*Female Titans in Greek mythology are called Titanides.
*A prominent city on Libran is named Themis, which is appropriate as she was the Titanide of Justice.
*A ship in the Colonial fleet is named Prometheus. Another is named Cybele, a goddess conflated with Rhea.
*According to the Battlestar Galactica Map of the Twelve Colonies, there are unihabited planets in the Colonial star system named Pallas and Phoebe, as well as an asteroid belt named Ouranos. The largest two of the lifeless planet Hestia's moons are binaries named Kronos and Rhea.
== Analysis ==
*Cerberus states that Man has overthrown the gods as the gods overthrew the Titans and asks Joseph Adama how he (Man) will be repaid if he visits his sins upon his children. The rise of the Cylons is the logical next step in this cycle.
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Tityus

Tityus is a Caprican Armed Forces military vessel in service during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict.
Outfitted with nuclear warheads, Tityus is destroyed with all hands aboard during the Battle of Sagittaron Bellarias following Isak's deployment of the Divine Imperative, thus leading to the (). 
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