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The Super Scouts

The Super Scouts are a group of Colonial children from the Fleet that are living on Earth, as desired by Doctor Zee out of concern for their survival in space.
The children are on the freighter Delphi being taught by Troy and Dillon about Earth when engine trouble isolates the freighter from the Galactican Fleet. The Cylons attack and destroy the freighter, but the children escape with Troy and Dillon in a shuttle. Once on Earth, Troy and Dillon decide to disguise them as a scout troop (hence their nickname, furnished by Jamie Hamilton).
The children have had training about Earth and of their equipment, particularly the wrist computrons, which they use to identify terms and for invisibility, although the latter is not used without permission.
After landing on Earth, some of the children fall ill due to the polluted water of a nearby lake .
The Super Scouts go with Jamie Hamilton to a baseball camp, where they play in a game to save the camp. They are told to hide their supernatural abilities, until Hamilton decides that attention from the media is the only way to protect them from Xaviar and Colonel Sydell . The Scouts make an outing to the Griffith observatory, where they are watched over by Hamilton . The Super Scouts also arrive with Hamilton just in time to help harvest the crops .
== Super Scouts ==
File:Moonstone.jpg|Moonstone (Eric Larson)
File:Starla.jpg|Starla (Tracy Justrich)
File:Lancer.jpg|Lancer (Michael Brick)
File:Wellington.jpg|Wellington (Eric Taslitz)
File:Girl Scout 1.jpg|SunshineThe name comes from page 41 of the script for "Spaceball" and matches the dialogue that is said by this actress. (Georgi Irene)
File:Scout 1.jpg|Unnamed boy scout (Nicholas Davies).
File:Scout 2.jpg|Unnamed boy scout (Mark Everett)
File:Scout 3.jpg|Unnamed boy scout (D.G. Larson)
File:G80 - Spaceball - Lindsay Kennedy as Polecat Super Scout Player.jpg|Unnamed boy scout (Lindsay Kennedy).
==Notes==
*Superpowers were something new when the Super Scouts were introduced. Prior to their appearance, neither Troy nor Dillon exhibited superhuman abilities as extraterrestrial humans. However, they would demonstrate these powers in subsequent storylines.
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==See Also==
*The Super Scouts (cast)
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The Super Scouts (disambiguation)

The Super Scouts may refer to the following pages:
*The Super Scouts, a band of Colonial children disguised as a scout troop on Earth.
*The Super Scouts (cast), a list of the child actors who portrayed the Super Scouts on Galactica 1980.
*"The Super Scouts, Part I," an episode of Galactica 1980.
*"The Super Scouts, Part II," an episode of Galactica 1980.
The Swirl and Twist

The Swirl and Twist are sexual maneuvers that Ellen Tigh specialized in.
Ellen and a Cavil mention them briefly after a sexual interlude .
Later, a revived Ellen (now recalling her true involvement with the Cylons), asks Sharon Valerii of her relationship with the Number One individual Ellen calls "John," asking her if John taught her about the Swirl in an attempt to belittle John and his anger .
==Notes==
* In the podcast for "Precipice," Ronald D. Moore states that references to "The Twist" and "The Swirl" are a homage to a Seinfeld episode, "The Fusilli Jerry."
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The Telewindow: One For Every Home

The Telewindow: One For Every Home is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Martius 29, YR42.
== Story ==
Soon the Telewindow won't just be for the Rich and Famous. Smarter Industries has announced it will unveil what it's calling the first "affordable" Telewindow model at next week's TechnoExpo. 
"The Telewindow used to be known only as a luxury item, something millionaires and movie stars have in their bedrooms," says Smarter Industries CEO Michael Smart. "But it's gotten more buzz now that you're starting to see them in some bars and clubs. There's even been video installation artists who've been designing and creating specifically for the Telewindow format. Everyone wants a Telewindow, and now everyone can afford one." 
The specs of the "affordable" model - including the retail price - are being kept under wraps until next week's official presentation at TechnoExpo. "If we gave away everything now, no one will show up for the big show next week!" says Smart. "All will be revealed, and we'll start taking orders immediately after the presentation as well." 
When asked if up-and-coming Smarter Industries is trying to present itself as a serious competitor to big-time players like Graystone Industries, Smart simply smiles and replies with, "We'll see." 
TechnoExpo will be held at the Caprica City Convention Center and is open to the public. Limited space is still available for vendors. 
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The Top 5 Entertainment Options in New Cap City

The Top 5 Entertainment Options in New Cap City is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Martius 29, YR42.
== Story ==
Tired of shooting random passers-by just to watch them derez? Bored by the firearm roulette poker games? Want more variety from Mysteries than the nightly quiz show MC'd by Cerberus? Well here are a few more things to do in New Cap City that might tickle your fancy while you're wandering through. 
1) Shooting Range
Need some target practice before you blast some baddies? The shooting range on State Street has a shooting range equipped with machine guns, pistols, rifles, and more! It's entertaining and educational! New to New Cap? Start here!
2) Tattoo Yourself
Ever wonder what it'd be like to take a needle to your own skin? Now you can! Stop by the shop on Durant Boulevard and get inking, or pick up some supplies to go! Learn how to get that hot New Cap look - DIY style!
3) Fly a Dirigible 
You've heard them coming from blocks away. You've seen them flying overhead. You've probably even taken cover from one or two. Now's your chance to fly one yourself! The air field on Daeno Blvd is a great place to hitch a ride on one. Hell, just go ahead and steal it - this is New Cap, after all.
4) Catch the show at the Eleusinian Theater
Just back from their triumphant continental tour, the girls of the Eleusinian Theater show off their exotic dance moves at 10pm every night this month. Due to popular demand, this show has been held over - but try and catch it sooner than later. You never know which day in New Cap will be your last!! 
5) Search for the Dead Walker
Rumor has it that there's a young woman walking around New Cap City who can't be killed! That's right, she won't derez no matter how hard you try. I don't know about you, but we're completely fascinated by her! So instead of trying to off her, why not try to find out more? If you find out any additional information about how this woman manages to stay in the game, please post it comments below! 
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The Trap!

Starbuck considers Eurayle's offer and reluctantly agrees, and returns to Scavenge World. Meanwhile, three Cylon basestars rapidly approach the Fleet, sending ahead wave after wave of Raiders. Eurayle awakens and he returns to the bridge just in time to see a basestar on a collision course with .
==Reviews==
One of five issues, along with "Scavenge World," "Collision Course!," "Berzerker" and "The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy" singled out as above-average by reviewer John Dorsey in an article on battlestargalactica.com.
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The Twelve Colonies

The Twelve Colonies are the sovereign human-inhabited worlds whose surprise genocidal destruction by the Cylons forms the central plot of the Battlestar Galactica sagas.
*From primary continuity sources:
**See The Twelve Colonies of Man for more on The Twelve Colonies of Man in the Original Series.
**See The Twelve Colonies of Kobol for more on The Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the Re-imagined Series.
*From separate continuity sources:
**See Twelve Colonies of Man (TOS-RH) for the depiction of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the books by Richard Hatch.
**See Twelve Colonies of Kobol (alternate) for the depiction of the Twelve Colonies of Man in the Dynamite Comics on the Re-imagined Series.
**See Twelve Colonial Empires for the depiction of the planets in Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880.
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The Twelve Colonies (alternate)

Please choose a specific reference for the term The Twelve Colonies or its variations from separate continuities:
== Original Series ==
* Twelve Colonies of Man (alternate), for information on this topic presented in various comics and novels.
* Twelve Colonies of Man (TOS alternate reality), for information on this topic presented in an alternate reality from .
* Twelve Colonies of Man (TOS-RH), for information on this topic as presented in Richard Hatch's continuation novels.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Twelve Colonies of Kobol (alternate), for information on this topic presented in various comics and novels.
The Vergis Agenda - Or At Least Part of It

The Vergis Agenda - Or At Least Part of It is a The Caprican News article written by Harold Sims. It was printed in November 15, YR42.
== Story ==
I apparently spoke too soon - Tomas Vergis does indeed have a plan for Graystone Industries. 
Just last week I reported that Mr. Vergis had all but disappeared from the public eye since his (some would say all too easy) takeover of Graystone Industries. There he sat in the best office on the Graystone Industries campus with seemingly nothing to say for himself. 
Now, the silence has been broken. Tomas Vergis greeted the press recently, looking like a million bucks and smiling with pride. 
I'd probably smile, too, if there were the image of dozens of robots coming off an assembly line behind me. 
Vergis has entered into an exclusive - and, apparently, very, very sweet - deal with an unspecified military organization. 
"We'll be delivering one thousand robot chasses a month," Vergis said.
So, Graystone Industries - and, indeed, all of us - have entered a brave new world. A world of Robot Soldiers. 
Say that out loud: Robot Soldiers. It's not science fiction. It's real.
What do you think about this? Is this a good thing? Or a very, very bad thing? Let us know. In the interim, we'll keep you posted on Tomas Vergis, Robot Master. 
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The Wheel of Fire/Draft

== Overview ==
: While pursuing Xaviar's , Troy is believed killed and a Cylon patrol interferes with Galactican's pursuit of the renegade Council member, resulting in both Xaviar and a lone Cylon Raider traveling through time to 592 BCE
=== Teaser ===
* Event 1.
* Event 2.
=== Act 1 ===
* Event 1.
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=== Act 2 ===
* Event 1.
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=== Act 3 ===
* Event 1.
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=== Act 4 ===
* Event 1.
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== Notes == 
* As indicated by the script, no one apparently knows what Apollo fate is. 
== Analysis ==
== Questions == 
== Official Statements == 
Refer to Noteworthy Dialogue for format.
== Noteworthy Dialogue ==
Character 1 argues with Character 2 over Event 4:'
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: Character 2: Their retort.
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The spots

"The Spots" was the nickname given to a serious medical condition suffered by many Tauron people during wartime. Supply lines were often cut off during armed conflict, and vitamin-rich foodstuffs such as beef liver were unavailable. This lack of nutrition caused victims to bleed from their mucous membranes, develop spotted skin due to collagen breakdown, and eventually die (The Caprican).
This condition gave rise to the perjorative term "dirt eater" as victims became so desperate in starvation they would eat anything, even dirt. 
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* Racism: An Unacceptable Aspect of Caprican Life
Themis

Themis is a city on Libran.
The Inter-Colonial Court on Libran operates on Themis Standard Time .
== Notes ==
* Themis is the ancient Greek goddess known for being the embodiment of divine order, law and custom. 
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Theo Oberon

Theo "Dash" Oberon is a Viper pilot assigned to Galactica.
Dash's Viper is seen in the hangar deck when Captain Lee Adama and Billy Keikeya are waiting for Laura Roslin to appear for her escape from Galactica and her incarceration .
Dash is killed sometime prior to the destruction of the ace Cylon Raider nicknamed "Scar". He is mentioned by Captain Kara Thrace during her dedication to the fallen Viper pilots .
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Theoresos

The Theoresos is a body of water located on the planet , some distance from Caprica City. 
In 58 BCH, the decapitated and mutilated body of Mar-Beth Willow, recently murdered by her wife Clarice, was pulled from the Theoresos at a point about 200 kilometers away from Caprica City (CAP: "Blowback").
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Thera Sita

Thera Sita is a ship in the Fleet of the Kimba Huta type.
Its name is shown on a voting tally board used aboard Colonial One during the Fleet's presidential election .
Thera Sita is successfully guided through a dangerously hot star cluster cloud by way of a Raptor piloted by Apollo on the first of five outbound FTL jumps to the algae planet .
The loss of several ships during this journey leads to overcrowding on some of the Fleet's ships. As a result 301 inhabitants of the Thera Sita are temporarily housed in Dogsville on Galactica, some of whom have contracted Mellorak sickness .
==Notes==
* In "The Passage," Apollo incorrectly refers to the ship as Theta Sita.
* Thera is the largest island in the Santorini archipelago, located in the Aegean Sea, southeast of mainland Greece.
*According to a deleted scene from "The Woman King," the passengers transferred from the Thera Sita consist of 84 Scorpions, 166 Picons, and (to both Gaeta's and Tigh's dismay) 51 Sagittarons.
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Therion

Therion is a Mercury class battlestar under the command of Commander Burkett during the events preceding and following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Therion is home to Ghost Squadron, a Colonial special air wing and black operations unit. Prior to the Fall, Therion is ordered to Aquaria to provide security for the Colonial Fleet's test of Medusa, a new nuclear warhead delivery system.
When word of the Cylon attack against the Colonies reaches Therion, it prepares to join the flight, but is surrounded by no less than three basestars and already infiltrated by no less than two humanoid Cylons (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Theta

Theta is short-hand for Theta-class lifeforms, essentially human clones created by noted Colonial scientist Dr. Ravashol, who was kidnapped by the Cylons and forced to work for them.
Ravashol is allowed to create the clones to aid in his work and are used as slave labor. The Cylons mandate that Thetas were to be sterile to maintain purity of the life-form, but this sterility would later correct itself, forcing the Thetas to hide their children in caverns of their underground city.
Each clone is given a specific task as Planner or Worker; Planners do the mental labor, while Workers do the physical labor. In addition, a female Theta series (of which Tenna is a part) exists, though their function is unspecified.
Cylons treated these clones with apparently greater distaste than the human Colonials, considering them to be sub-human and inflicted various mistreatments to Thetas. It is due to this, and the fact that they were able to procreate, that incites the Thetas to rise up in opposition to the Cylons. Despite initial reservations, they aid Captain Apollo's expedition in destroying the Ravashol pulsar and the Cylon garrison on the planet .
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Theta underground city

The Theta underground city is the an underground complex near the base of Mount Hekla on Arcta, where the Thetas reside as the surface of the planet is mostly uninhabitable.
The city consists of hollowed out caverns, with a large central area where Thetas congregate or pass through. There are also a network of corridors and room areas, some containing hidden rooms where the Thetas secret their children, as Thetas are created to be sterile per the Cylons .
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Thetis

Thetis is a former leader of the Okaati and mother of Parrin. 
Following Commander Adama's surrender to the Comitat for judgment he meets Thetis, who confirms the Comitat's claims of damages are just, and that she has thought much of their transgressions following her capture (). 
After Adama assumes leadership of the Comitat, Thetis is brought to Galactica where she communicates to her daughter in the aftermath of the battle at Gehenna Prime. The captured Okaati are reunited with the remains of the Okaati fleet, and the Okaati are resettled on the former Kiernu homeworld under the aegis of the Comitat (). 
== Notes ==
* In keeping with the mythology of the Original Series, the name Thetis originates from Greek mythology.
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Third Colonial Conflict

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The Third Colonial Conflict (or Third Colonial War) occurred 60 years prior to the Cylon Holocaust and lasted for 10 years. 
All that is known of the war is that and Sagittaron were on opposing sides. The Sagittarian fleet used warbirds and the Caprican Expeditionary Fleet used early Vipers, medivacs, flattops (Battlestar Galactica 0) and pre-Cylon War basestars and Raiders, the latter two were part of the Caprican Cylon Brigade (Battlestar Galactica 4).
This conflict may have been one of many wars fought between the Colonies prior to the Articles of Colonization. It was presumably the last conflict fought before the outbreak of the first Cylon War. 
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Thirteenth Tribe

The Thirteenth Tribe represents a faction of humanity who separate from the twelve other tribes of humanity on Kobol. The Thirteenth Tribe is said to have settled on a planet known as Earth.
*For the Thirteenth Tribe in the Original Series, see Thirteenth Tribe (TOS).
*For the Thirteenth Tribe in the Re-imagined Series, see Thirteenth Tribe (RDM).
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Thirteenth Tribe (TOS)

This article is about the Thirteenth Tribe in the Original Series. For its Re-imagined Series counterpart, see Thirteenth Tribe (RDM).
The Thirteenth Tribe is the Thirteenth Colony, separated from their brethren who form what would be known as the Twelve Colonies of Man. According to Iblis, the Thirteenth Tribe "journeyed to Earth several millennia ago."Episode dialogue, "War of the Gods, Part I".
The tribe leaves after environmental disasters occur on the planetThis exodus does differ from the Re-imagined Series continuity, where the Thirteenth Tribe leaves some 2,000 years before the remaining twelve tribes that later form the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. The Original Series does not clearly define if the Thirteenth Tribe leaves Kobol at the same time as its fellow tribes., settling on Earth.
During their escape from the Cylons, Captain Apollo discovers transmissions from Earth that appear to be an early spaceflight programThe images they see consists of film footage of the Apollo 11 United States moon landing mission. .
==The Tribe as seen in Galactica 1980==
In the spin-off series, Galactica 1980, the battlestar and her fleet find Earth and the descendants of the Thirteenth Tribe.
However, the Earthlings are unaware of the Cylon threat, have lost their knowledge of their spaceborne heritage and have rudimentary spaceflight ability.
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Thom

Thom was an individual who vied for 's affections in their youth, and was the same age as .
 decked Thom at age 12 for merely holding Athena's hand, which discouraged any future overtures. Furthermore, viewed Thom as a "creep," and is shocked when of informs him that alternate versions of and married in said alternate reality ().
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Thom (TOS alternate reality)

Thom is a residing on during the . 
As did not encounter either or his family in the alternate reality, Thom is able to cultivate a relationship with during their mutual childhood, resulting in marriage later in life.
According to Adama, Thom is killed on Caprica alongside his wife, and all he has to remember them by are both memories and images stored in a holocube (). 
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Thompson

:For other uses of the last name Thompson, see Thompson (disambiguation).
Thompson is a Galactica marine circa .
He is one of two marines who accost after he disembarks from 's Raptor. After being ordered by Charlie Connor to execute Adama, Thompson aims his pistol at Adama's head, before having his own blown off by , thus rescuing Adama from the mutineers .
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Thorch weave

The Thorch Weave is a Viper tactical maneuver.
 is about to show her nugget pilots how to perform the Thorch Weave when they receive DRADIS contacts of Cylon Raider incoming fighters .
==Background==
* This maneuver may be a reference to a real life dogfighting maneuver known as the Thach Weave.
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