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Eric Stoltz

Eric Stoltz (born September 30, 1961) is the Golden Globe-nominated American actor and director who is cast in the role of Daniel Graystone for the Re-imagined Series prequel Caprica.
Born in Whittier, California, he is a prolific actor who has acted in various genres outside of science fiction, including appearances on television series, including St. Elsewhere, Fraiser, Mad About You, Chicago Hope, Medium, and Leverage. 
In film, he is best known for his roles in Mask, Pulp Fiction, Say Anything, Some Kind of Wonderful, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High (his first film role).
In the science fiction genre, he starred in Sci-Fi Channel's mini-series The Triangle. He was originally cast as Marty McFly in the movie Back to the Future, but the role was recast due to Stoltz's approach of being "too serious" for the role in his scenes with Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) and Michael J. Fox was given the role.
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Erica Cerra

Erica Cerra (born 31 October 1979) is a Canadian actress. 
Born in Vancouver, Cerra portrayed Maya in both Season 2 and Season 3 of the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, until her character was killed off in "Exodus, Part II".
Cerra became a regular cast member on the Sci-Fi Channel original series Eureka, playing Deputy Jo Lupo.
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Erik D. Baldwin

Erik D. Baldwin contributed the essay "How to be Happy after the End of the World" to Battlestar Galactica and Philosophy: Knowledge Here Begins Out There.
He received his M.A. in Philosophy from California State University, Long Beach. He is expected to earn his Ph.D. from Purdue University in 2010. 
He is the proud owner of vintage bed sheets.
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*Official site
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Erik Holland

Erik Holland was the actor who had a role as 2nd German Officer in the Galactica 1980 episodes, "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II" and "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III".
He also played Ekor on the original Star Trek episode, "Wink of an Eye," and Professor Langford in the 1994 Stargate movie.
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Erika-Shaye Gair

Erika-Shaye Gair is a Canadian actress who played young Kara Thrace in flashbacks in Re-Imagined Series episodes "Maelstrom" and "Someone to Watch Over Me". 
Erika-Shaye Gair was born on December 12, 1998 in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. She is currently in grade two in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. She started her acting career doing commercials at the age of four. She has been in eleven commercials. Four of these have been as principal roles. Her first film and TV role was in a made-for-TV pilot movie production called Kat Plus One. She was with her eight year old brother, Luke Gair, in this movie. Her breakthrough has been the three latest speaking and principal roles in movies that she did recently. As "Jenny" in the movie _Hellion (2006/I)_ with Josh Holloway; as "five-year-old Cassie," in the movie R.V. (2006) with Robin Williams as her father. Her other credits include White Noise (with Sackhoff and Nathan Fillion) and The Wicker Man, as Rowan, the daughter of Nicolas Cage.
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Erikson

Erikson is an officer aboard on active duty following Adama's Gambit.
He accompanies Colonel on the executive officer's inspection tour of Galactica main engineering section, where they discover and . 
After Tigh admonishes the child for playing in the hazardous section, Erikson remarks that it can't be much fun for the kid to play or grow up aboard a ().
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Erin Karpluk

Erin Karpluk, born in Jasper, Alberta, is the Canadian actress who plays a stand-in-role in the Miniseries. She portrayed the woman who was with Boxey on Caprica in "Miniseries, Night 1".
In 2005, Karpluk was nominated for the Leo Award, for Best Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series, for Godiva's, in the episode "Begin it Now". Karpluk was also nominated for the same category in the same series, in the episode "Fancy Footwork," in 2006. In 2007, Karpluk was nominated for Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Feature Length Drama, for the movie Love and Other Dilemmas.
Karplunk was also nominated for the Genie Award — the Canadian equivalent of the Oscar — for Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role, for Godiva's, in the episode "Inked".
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Erin Mathias

Erin Mathias is a gunnery sergeant serving in the Colonial Marine Corps.
Under Colonel Kendra Shaw and Captain Kara Thrace, she leads a team of Marines that boards a Cylon basestar in order to rescue a captured Raptor crew. When their nuclear weapon's arming mechanism fails, she prepares the manual switch that Shaw uses to detonate the bomb .
During the occupation of New Caprica, Mathias leads 's Marine escort on the planet as part of Admiral William Adama's rescue operation . She and her team repel a Cylon ambush of a preliminary meeting between Agathon and the New Caprica Resistance under Samuel Anders. She then accompanies the group back to New Caprica City to discuss the rescue plan with the resistance leaders . When Adama's plans are executed, Mathias is placed in charge of the Marines participating n the attack on the New Caprica Detention Center .
Following the evacuation of New Caprica, Mathias is involved in a number of key actions. She joins a boarding party that investigates an infected basestar discovered at the Lion's Head Nebula. She is assigned to execute prisoners retrieved from this baseship in a failed plan to infect the entire Cylon race via the download process . She also leads the Marine force on the so-called algae planet and is ordered by Lee Adama to detain Samuel Anders when he attempts to rescue his wife, Thrace . When Thrace later takes President Laura Roslin hostage, Mathias commands the Marine response team and escorts Thrace to hangar deck after she is released from the brig .
Mathias is selected to join Demetrius on its mission to find under the command of Thrace. Two months into the mission, she is killed by the detonation of a Heavy Raider's reactor while in the process of an extravehicular inspection of that craft .
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*Ronald D. Moore named the character after Jim Mathias, the high school superintendent that preceded his father at Chowchilla Union High School.
*Mathias is first introduced in "Exodus, Part I," even though her appearance in "Razor" chronologically proceeds her introduction.
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Eros Day

Eros Day was a holiday in the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. It was a celebration of love and affection, likely named in honor of one of the Lords of Kobol.The Caprican article: "The Top Five Overheard Eros Day Arguments".
58 years before the Fall, several notable events happened on the colonial world on the eve of Eros Day celebrations, including a terrorist bombing, the attempted suicide of renowned surgeon Amanda Graystone, and the first killing of a human being by a Cylon . According to CAP News, sales for the holiday reached a new high (CAP: "Unvanquished").
==Notes==
* Eros Day is the Colonial version of the real-world Valentine's Day. 
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Esai Morales

Esai Morales (born October 1, 1962) is the American actor who will portray Joseph Adama in Caprica.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, he previously worked with Edward James Olmos (William Adama) in both Miami Vice and American Family. 
In genre television, he portrayed Major Edward Beck in the short-lived CBS series Jericho, and appeared in episodes of two well-known anthology series: the 1990s revival of The Outer Limits and the 1980s revival of The Twilight Zone.
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Escape from the Cylons (TOS)

:This article discusses the war between the Cylons and humanity in the Original Series. For information on the first war between the humanity and their robotic creations in the Re-imagined Series, see Second Cylon War.
This period happened during Exodus to Earth 
== Battles of the War ==
The following were known events during this conflict, in chronological order:
* Clean Operation at the Path to Carillon
* Battle of Carillon
* Battle of Otarsis Quadrant
* Battle of Kobol
* Battle at Hatari Sector
* Battle at Proteus's Orbit
* Mission to Destroy the Cylon Pulsar
* Battle at Sector Sigma
* Battle for the Agricultural Ships
* Battle at Omega Sector
* Interception of Cylon Tankers
* Battle of Gamoray
* Cylon Destructive Suicide Missions
* Battle at Galaxy's Edge
* Battle near Planet Starbuck (flashback in Galactica 1980)
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Esrin

Ensign "Easy" Esrin is a Raptor co-pilot assigned to .
She serves with J. "Shark" Finnegan as his co-pilot aboard Raptor 718. While making a routine run to Zephyr for R&R—along with Lt. Gaeta, Specialist Brooks, and two Number Eight Cylons aboard—a false alarm causes the fleet to make an emergency jump. The Raptor accidentally jumps beyond the red line with no way to return to their original coordinates. The Raptor is stranded in space with only 20 1/2 hours of oxygen left. "Sweet Eight" cuts her throat in order to conserve oxygen for herself and Gaeta .
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Euclid River

The Euclid River is a river where Gaius Baltar spent time as a boy, watching fish swim upstream while he stood on an old footbridge .
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* The Euclid river is named after the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, the "father of geometry."
* Given that Baltar grew up on Aerilon , it can be assumed that the Euclid River is on Aerilon, not on Caprica.
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Eve

Eve is one of the original members of the Thirteenth Tribe that made its exodus from , as well as the consort of Adam.
As Adam convinced his father to leave Kobol the other tribes had already left, Eve accompanies Adam on his pyramid ark, otherwise known as "Adam's Ark." Accompanying other arks, they later encountered an entity resembling Anubis who, without provocation, attacked thus resulting in the decision to scatter the remaining members of the Thirteenth Tribe to increase their chances of getting to Earth. In suspended animation for many millennia, Eve and Adam landed successfully on Earth.
In the Colonial yahren 7362, Commander Adama opens the pyramid ark and awakens Adam and Eve. After the Cylons arrive thanks to Iblis help, Adama stays behind to protect Eve and Adam, dying after taking a laser blast meant for her consort, Adam, much to her horror (TOS: War of Eden 3-4).
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Eversun

Eversun is the name of a starline company in operation throughout the Twelve Colonies.
Eversun apparently offered many flights to and from cities scattered about the Twelve Colonies. Almost all of their passenger liners were likely FTL-capable to handle the distances between each colony, but there were likely sublight passenger shuttles to move supersonically or hypersonically across a Colonial world from city to city.
Colonial One was operated by Eversun as Colonial Heavy 798 and operated under Caprican registry. Before the Cylon attack it was chartered by the Colonial Government (thus its flight designation) to ferry Laura Roslin, other minor officials, and the members of the Colonial press to for its decommissioning ceremony. Colonial Heavy 798 is re-designated Colonial One by its pilot after Laura Roslin is sworn-in as President of the Twelve Colonies after the Cylon attacks. This starliner becomes President Roslin's principal residence and office.
While Colonial Heavy 798 was offworld during the attacks, another Eversun starliner is seen fleeing Caprica City shortly after the destruction of the city. It is unknown what happens to this particular liner, it is assumed to be FTL capable, yet, it is not seen shots of the fleet. It could have been destroyed before it was able to reach Roslin's fleet or another possibility is it joined with the fleet found, and later abandoned. .
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Image:BSG-Colonial-One.jpg|The incorrect Intersun logo on the CGI render for Colonial One.
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* Starlines are analogous to airlines such as Northwest Airlines or American Airlines of the real-world Earth.
* A discrepancy exists between the "Eversun" logo on the CGI model and the various physical signage, including the uniforms of Colonial One's captain and crew members. Both the service trays and the patches read "Eversun," while the CGI model has the Intersun logo. This is a result of a mix-up. Due to the prevalence of the Eversun name on the set pieces and uniforms, preference is given to the "Eversun" name.
* The Zephyr also carries the incorrect Intersun logo on its rotating ring section.
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Evolution

Evolution is a simian (specifically a chimpanzee) born in 1974.
Called "Eve" by her human attendants, Eve played the robotic version of Muffit in the Original Series.
Evolution was cast due to her willingness to work inside the Muffit costume that her trainer, Boone Narr placed her within.
Eve's previous acting experience included five television commercials, two television features, and two motion pictures.
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Evolution of the Cylon

Evolution of the Cylon is a Quantum Mechanix product jokingly depicting the evolution of the Re-imagined Series Cylon from the toaster to Number Six Cylon model. The poster is a parody of the "March of Progress" scientific illustration depicting human evolution.
== External links ==
*Official site
*Entertainment Earth
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Executive officer

The executive officer (abbreviation: XO) is the second in command aboard a Colonial Fleet vessel and is responsible for administrative duties and the detailed management of affairs, giving the commanding officer time to deal with broader issues.
The rank normally held by the executive officer of a battlestar is Major or Colonel, though an officer of any rank can fill this billet.
== Executive Officer, battlestar ==
:For a complete history of Galactica XOs see: Senior Staff of Galactica
*Colonel Saul Tigh ("Miniseries" to "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II")
*Captain ("Occupation" to "The Passage")
*Colonel Saul Tigh ("The Passage" to "Daybreak")
== Executive Officer, battlestar Pegasus ==
*Colonel Jurgen Belzen (shot by Admiral Cain for disobeying an order in "Razor")
*Colonel Jack Fisk ("Razor" to "Resurrection Ship, Part II")
*Commander Fisk's XO is unknown. A deleted scene from "Black Market" shows Captain Renner as Fisk's XO. However, he doesn't appear in the aired episode and is never mentioned again in the series. This makes his canonical status questionable.
*No Executive Officer is mentioned under Commander Barry Garner, during whose stint effectively performed that position's duties, probably without holding the position.While is assigned to Pegasus in "The Captain's Hand," it is doubtful that he was the official XO at that time. According to dialogue he is only sent over to keep an eye on Garner and assess the situation but Garner doesn't even consider him part of the crew. Moreover, according to a deleted scene, his father sends him there over concerns about Garner and the performance of the crew, while being undecided on whether to make him the ship's XO or not.
*Major Kendra Shaw (an indeterminate amount of time during "Razor")
*Lieutenant Anastasia Dualla ("Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II" to "Exodus, Part II")
== Notes ==
*Executive Officer, in the military context, is used in several branches of armed forces worldwide (army, naval, marine, air force). Certain forces, such as the British Army use the formal title "Second-in-Command" (2i/c) rather than XO.
*It should be noted that when chosen to become the XO, Kendra Shaw is promoted to the rank of Major, presumably the minimum rank required to hold this billet. However, we later see Anastasia Dualla acting as Executive Officer with the rank of Lieutenant after the settlement of New Caprica, although this might have to do with having only a skeleton crew assigned to the ship.
==See Also==
*List of terms in the Re-imagined Series
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Expeditionary Fleet

The Expeditionary Fleet (or Ex-Fleet) is, according to Julian DiMarco, a cover for the Colonial Fleet to conduct black operations (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1).
Neither DiMarco nor his crew knew of this before embarking on a survey of a planet in Neutral Space. A majority of Ex-Fleet ship personnel are civilians, with the ships provisioned for deep space exploration, in addition to bombs for fault-line exploitation and land clearing (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2).
Ships of the Ex-Fleet are answerable to a Colonial Fleet liaison (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2). 
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Experiment in Terra (Book)

: For other items of the same name, see: Experiment in Terra (disambiguation)
== Notes ==
* The Cylons are reprogrammed and physically take the detonator from Baltar. 
* Tinia warns Adama that the Council gave him back command because they were scared, but that will soon wear off and they may try to take his power away again. 
* Brenda's last name is Farris. 
* Only two men try to take Starbuck (instead of a dozen or so) on Lunar Seven, and he stuns them. 
* Starbuck meets a redneck talking robot named Will/F (Willy) and a woman named Longsight Sue who has psi-powers. 
== Cover views ==
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Image:Experiment in Terra back cover.jpg|Back cover.
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Eye of Jupiter

:For information on the connection between the Eye of Jupiter and Kara Thrace, see The Destiny.
The Eye of Jupiter was believed to be an artifact contained within The Temple of Five, located on the algae planet, that supposedly will give further clues to the location of Earth. Both the Cylons and the Colonials of the Fleet desire it. The Colonials have the advantage of finding this special temple and beginning the search for the Eye.
As the sun of the algae planet begins to nova, the truth of the Eye is revealed. It is not within the temple at all, but the dying star itself, which greatly resembles the mandala inside the temple's central pillar. As the Eye is revealed, the temple's mechanism channels the nova's light and activates the secret of the Eye.
A Number Three steps into the pillar of light created by the central spire and has a persistent vision of the unknown five Cylons.
After Galactica escapes the destruction of the solar system by the nova, Lt. Gaeta analyzes the data Tyrol brought back on the temple and the nova. He surmises that the nova was an astrological marker which points the way to the remains of another supernova some 13,000 light years away in the Ionian system .
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* The Eye of Jupiter is also another name for the Great Red Spot on the planet Jupiter, in the Earth's solar system.
* A painting of the Eye of Jupiter similar to the mandala in the temple can be seen on the wall of Starbuck's apartment in "Valley of Darkness". makes the connection between the painting and the Eye after seeing an image of the temple's mandala.
* A close-up of Kara Thrace in the Hybrid's chamber in the episode "Faith" evokes the Eye of Jupiter, with Thrace's blue eye at the center, ringed by her bloodied eyebrow and blonde hair.
* The mandala on the wall in Starbuck's apartment was actually painted by actress Katee Sackhoff, presumably during the set decoration period for "Valley of Darkness".
* A ring worn by Clarice Willow in Caprica also resembles the mandala.
* Also in Caprica, The Mandala's colors can be seen in Zoe's V-Club room as light shines through the windows.
* As Lacy Rand takes a glass of water off of Sister Willow's desk in Caprica, a shot of a circular pattern of water left by the glass possibly aims to evoke the Eye of Jupiter.
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Ezra Barzel

Ezra Barzel was the husband of Graystone Industries software engineer Dr. Becca Kelly and a hero among Colonials during the Cylon War. Formerly a historian, Barzel chose to enlist and join the fight against the Cylons, but was killed by friendly fire from members of his own unit. Despite the truth surrounding Barzel's death, Colonial propaganda spun his story to inspire others to join the fight. Popularly, Barzel is remembered for single-handedly killing an entire platoon of Centurions and was all but resurrected in the virtual world .
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FTL key

The FTL key is a separate electronic activation device that integrates into a FTL control console, used to authorize the activation of a faster-than light drive aboard a starship. The key comprises a metal handle with two lit rods that enter into a FTL console's "key slot," which is used to manually turn the slot as one would a key tumbler with a properly cut key.
While an integral part of battlestar Galactica's operations process to execute a jump , a physical FTL key does not appear to be in use aboard newer ships, including Pegasus or Raptor craft. For most civilian ships within The Fleet (TRS), a separate launch key is used to authorize ship operations including, but not limited to, FTL control .
Demetrius, an older craft, also uses a physical FTL key to authorize jumps .
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Fail Safe

"Fail Safe" is the second of four stories in the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet, a limited series of audiobook dramas. 
Ostensively a version of the Original Series with the "serial numbers" filed off, Saga features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales. 
== Publisher Description ==
: When an unknown force pulls the stricken fleet off course, an improvised mission sets off to find the source and the risk is greater than anyone could have thought…
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* Laurette Spang
* Sarah Rush
* Terry Carter
* Anne Lockhart as the Computer Voice
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