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Belova

Belova is an officer aboard on active duty following the Battle of the Storm Zone.
They are known to , as Adama greets them by name while en route to Core Command ().
== Notes ==
* While Belova's partial silhouette is seen in the comic, their appearance and gender are indeterminate, ergo the use of gender in-specific pronouns.
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Ben

Please choose a specific reference for the name Ben:
* Ben Ayres, the actor who portrayed President in the .
* Ben Cotton, the actor who portrayed a terrified man in the Re-imagined Series television movie "Razor".
* Ben Frank, the actor who portrayed Riftis in the Original Series episode "Murder on the Rising Star".
* Ben Kadish, a producer on Galactica 1980 as well as the "Experiment in Terra" telemovie.
* Ben Stark, a character in Caprica, a prequel to the Re-imagined Series.
Ben Cotton

Ben Cotton (born July 26, 1975) is the actor who portrayed the terrified man whom William Adama meets on the ice planet in "Razor". Cotton's other Re-imagined Series-continuity credits include Caprica as Atreus, and as Coker Fasjovik, William Adama's ECO, in Blood and Chrome.
Outside of these credits, Cotton is well-known as Dr. Kavanagh in Stargate Atlantis. Cotton's other credits in Canadian-filmed science fiction and fantasy series include Riese: Kingdom Falling as Herrick, as well as Dark Angel, Kyle XY, and Smallville.
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Ben Frank

Ben Frank (born September 2, 1934 in New York City, New York, died September 11, 1990 in Los Angeles, California) was an American actor and producer.
Frank's filmography lists many minor and supporting roles in predominantly police action and intrigue TV shows, including notable programs such as I Spy, It Takes a Thief, The Mod Squad, The F.B.I., Baretta, Adam-12, S.W.A.T., Cannon, The Streets of San Francisco, The Rockford Files, and CHiPs.
In his latter years, Frank lent his hands at other genres such as comedy in guest roles in Head of the Class, Growing Pains, and Who's The Boss?.
Frank portrayed the dealer Chella in the Original Series episode, "Murder on the Rising Star". Following this, Frank guest-starred in other Glen A. Larson productions, such as The Fall Guy and Quincy, M.E..
Frank produced and starred in the film Hollywood Zap in 1986.
Four years later, Frank died of a heart attack at the age of 56.
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Ben Lancaster

Colonel Ben Lancaster is a United States Air Force character from the shooting script for "Spaceball," whose scenes never made it to the final cut of the episode. 
In the script, Lancaster is the one who tells Colonel Jack Sydell that there are public relations reasons for Air Force Special Detachment One other than finding UFOs or aliens from space.
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* See Also
** Ben|People with the same first name
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Ben Stark

Ben Stark is a student at the Athena Academy on , a private religious school. He and a number of other bright students, including Lacy Rand and Ben's girlfriend, Zoe Graystone, are introduced by the school headmistress, Sister Clarice Willow, to the illegal Soldiers of the One monotheistic cult. He is the best friend of Keon Gatwick, who is likewise a member of the STO.
Ben becomes a fanatical monotheist and ostensibly goes with Zoe to leave Caprica and live on Gemenon. Without Zoe's prior knowledge of his intent, Ben blows up the train they are riding with a bomb strapped to his torso (CAP: Caprica pilot). 
During a public ceremony held on Junius 7th denoting the one month marking of the tragedy, Natalie Stark, Ben's mother, gives Amanda Graystone various objects belonging to her daughter Zoe that were found in Ben's room, including a large foldable gold STO infinity symbol. Amanda had been completely unaware of Ben or of the STO in Zoe's life, and in her grief and shock at the revelation, she falsely tells the assembled victims' families that her daughter was the bomber of Maglev 23 . 
Ben's involvement with the STO almost came to the attention of the Global Defense Department a year before the bombing, but was missed due to procedural errors. On Aprilus 9th, YR41, Ben was picked up for a post-curfew violation by the GDD and was found with what turned out to be bomb making materials, which were explained away by Ben to his interrogator, Agent Youngblood, as model rocketry components. He was let go on a warning due to lack of probable cause and the plausibility of his explanation. A videotape recording of the interrogation would go unnoticed for over a month after the bombing because Agent Youngblood spelled his surname "Starke" with an "e" and consequently misfiled it. Youngblood herself had totally forgotten about Ben. Fearing departmental embarrassment and to protect his partner, the tape is destroyed by Agent Jordan Durham, following a broad hint by the director of the GDD . 
== Notes ==
A previous report regarding the pilot noted that he uploaded his memories into an online holographic avatar named , who has contact only with Sister Clarice Willow. This plotline exists solely as a deleted scene viewable on the DVD.
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Бен Старк - ученик Академии Афины. Вместе со своими друзьями Лэйси Рэнд и Зоуи Грэйстоун был активистом Солдатов Одного.
==Биография==
===До терракта===
За год до терракта в Каприка-Сити, поздно вечером Бена арестовали агенты Департамента Глобальной Обороны. У него нашли то, что оказалось (год спустя) материалами для изготовления взрывчатки, но он сказал, что это запчасти для его модели ракеты. Его отпустили из-за нехватки улик и правдоподобности его объяснения.
Из-за того, что агент Янгблад неправильно написала его фамилию, кассета с записью допроса была найдена только через месяц после терракта.
===Гибель===
Через год, Бен и его друзья Лэйси Рэнд и Зоуи Грэйстоун решили отправиться на Геминон, в штабквартиру Монотеистической Церкви. Для этого они сели на MLMT поезд до Космопорта Каприка-Сити, но в последний момент Лэйси не смогла сесть на поезд и Бен уехал с Зоуи. Через несколько секунд после отправления поезда Бен Старк (Зоуи не знала о его плане) взорвал бомбу вод своим пальто, убив всех пассажиров поезда.
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Benedict Mason

Benedict Mason is a loyal supporter of Tom Zarek, working with him on the Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform.
Mason is present with Zarek when police forces storm the Labor Reform's headquarters and vandalize it; the act causes Zarek to disband the labor movement and form the Sagittaron Freedom Movement, which Mason becomes the second-in-command of. As part of his duties, Mason coordinates and plans attacks against government targets, in addition to organization's operations (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 2).
Mason is later imprisoned (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3) after the destruction of the Labor Ministry Building in Sagittaron City (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 2).
== Notes ==
* Benedict Mason is the non-canon version of Mason, a character who appears in "Bastille Day" and is later slain on the Astral Queen by .
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Benedict Trade Station

Benedict Trade Station is a space station in geosynchronous orbit of the planet .
Having existed prior to the outbreak of the , it served as the site of a bloody battle between Sagittaron forces against n traders escalating hostilities between the two planets (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 1). 
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Bernard Baltar

Bernard Baltar is the older brother of Gaius Baltar and works on their family farm. 
Baltar has authority over aspects of the business, including finances, which he refuses to give Gaius because he feels that he will blow them on gambling or on "the Miller's daughter". 
Baltar helps Gaius in his attempts to increase output from the farm, but these endeavors backfire, which in turn helps spur Gaius' desires to leave Aerilon for a better life (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
More than a decade later, Baltar visits Gaius after his being injured in a car accident. Baltar beseeches his brother to help them, telling him that their mother, Vanessa, has become ill and their farm is in dire straits. Baltar is taken away from his brother by President Richard Adar's security force, which is the last time he apparently sees his brother before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, despite attempts to telephone him (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3). 
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Berzerk

Battlestar Galactica Deadlock, see: Berzerk (Deadlock).
Berzerk is a support ship in service with the Colonial Fleet sometime prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
The ship was docked near the battlestar (BS 62) at the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards when the Cylons struck as part of their attack on the Colonies. It is destroyed by multiple Raider squadrons after the Cylons shut down the ship's systems by exploiting a backdoor in the Command Navigation Program .
==Notes==
* The name is most likely derived from Berserker: Germanic warriors who, according to Norse Mythology, fought in a nearly uncontrollable, trance-like fury.
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Berzerk type cruiser

The Berzerk type cruiser was a battlestar group support vessel in service with the Colonial Fleet since the First Cylon War. These vessels serve as support to their respective battlestar groups, where two or three can be assigned at a time . 
==Design==
The Berzerk type appears to feature similar exterior technologies as the Galactica type, with exposed ribbing and hull plating. Ships of the line also feature exposed equipment and crew areas, with many windows running along the dorsal side of the ship, a feature common to older Colonial vessels. They are about half the size of a Galactica type battlestar, and feature a similar layout, consisting of an "alligator head" fore section, a midsection consisting of the ship's hangar deck, and an aft section which houses the main sublight engines. 
The ships of the line have a ingrained flight pod, which is about half the size of the ship, and features an open bay with Viper launch tubes underneath the secondary cannons. 
== Ships In Class ==
Name 	Number 	Status 	Last Seen
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	"Blood & Chrome".
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	"Blood & Chrome".
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	"Blood & Chrome".
Berzerk	Unknown	Destroyed, Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards, YR00 (0 BCH)	"Razor".
Unknown	Unknown	Destroyed, Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards, YR00 (0 BCH)	"Razor".
==Notes==
The Berzerk was designed by Eric Chu, and modeled by Charles Oines. 
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Berzerker

The encounters a listening post, and discovers it is inhabited by an exile — a 1,000 yahren old Mark III Cylon who has a high performance sub light fighter. After a dogfight, and the Mark III both crash on the planet's surface, and end up fighting hand to hand. Apollo manages to drop the Cylon in a volcano and the departs. At the end of the comic, the Mark III emerges from the lava.
==Reviews==
One of five issues, along with "Scavenge World," "The Trap!," "Collision Course!" and "The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy," this issue is singled out as above-average by reviewer John Dorsey in an article on battlestargalactica.com.
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Bettis

Bettis is a nitrassium processing plant worker on Sagittaron.
He attempts to recruit Jerome Zarek to join their strike, initially leading him to believe that it would be a peaceful protest. However, Bettis' subsequent assault on a shift supervisor belies this, as he scorns Zarek and other non-strikers for continuing their jobs (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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Big G

The "Big G" is a nickname, often used by the Viper pilots, for . 
For instance, Kara Thrace uses the nickname when chiding Dwight Saunders on his landings .
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* Nicknames made from the first initial of a ship are common for aircraft carriers in the US Navy. For example, the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise was nicknamed "The Big E" during World War II. Its nickname carries on today, where a large "E" is painted on the conning tower of CVN-65, the nuclear-powered successor to the WWII-era carrier.
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Big Spud

Big Spud is the nickname or "wireless code name" used by the Colonials for a large asteroid in the same field that the mining ship Majahual found an asteroid with extensive ore deposits . 
==Notes==
* This may be an homage to the use of an actual potato by the special effects team during the asteroid belt scene in the movie The Empire Strikes Back.
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Bike Kitchen

Bike Kitchen is a motorcycle and bicycle repair shop in Caprica City, circa 42YR. Employees like Keon Gatwick wear a green work apron with the shop's logo, with the slogan "Let us fix it."
Following the Global Defense Department's search of student lockers at Athena Academy, Lacy Rand visits Gatwick here to discuss their involvement in the Soldiers of the One and set up a meeting with cell leader Barnabas Greeley .
== Notes ==
:* The filming location of the Bike Kitchen is located in Vancouver, British Columbia near Hastings and Salsbury.
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Bill Duke

Bill Duke is an American actor, director and writer born in Poughkeepsie, New York on February 26, 1943.
The shaven headed, imposing looking African-American actor has a distinct look and is probably best known for his high-octane action movies of the mid 1980s.
Having initially broken into television in the early 80's he directed popular TV shows including Miami Vice, Cagney & Lacey and Hill Street Blues. 
It wasn't until the mid 80's when he starred alongside Schwarzenegger in Commando (1985) and unlucky US Special Forces soldier "Mac," in Predator (1987). Duke directed his first feature film with the crime drama, A Rage in Harlem in 1991 which was followed by the crime drama Deep Cover in 1992, and the comedy sequel, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit in 1993. 
Duke has continued to divide his talent between appearing both in front and behind of the camera, and remains a dynamic, stimulating and creative influence in Hollywood and Television. 
Recently Duke has appeared on TV as Capt. Bob Parish in Fastlane, Amos Andrews in Karen Sisco and Phelan in Battlestar Galactica. Duke was also cast as Bolivar Trask in the X-Men: The Last Stand.
==External links==
* The Official Bill Duke and Yagya Productions Web Site
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Bill Mantlo

Bill Mantlo is the writer of two comics of the Marvel Comics line based on the .
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" Marvel Comics==
*#8: Shuttle Diplomacy!
*#9: Space-Mimic!
==External links==
*A list of Mantlo's comic book credits at The Comics' Database
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Bill Meilen

Bill Meilen (September 16, 1932—September 4, 2006) was a British TV and film actor, writer, producer and director. He portrayed an unnamed Caprica Cleric in the Re-imagined Series episode "Act of Contrition," and has the distinction of being the first male clergymen depicted in the series.
Born in Cardiff, Wales, Meilen served as a merchant marine and served in the British Army in Korea.
Meilen immigrated to Canada in 1969, where he became a professor at the University of Alberta's Drama Department until 1998 where he retired professor emeritus.
Meilen's career featured a wide array of genres and formats, including voice acting in video games (namely the Godfather video games, based loosely on the movie series of the same name). He is known to genre audiences for his work in Doctor Who (Froyn in 1965's "Counter Plot"), his appearances in The Ray Bradbury Theater anthology series, as well as appearances in The Outer Limits, Smallville, and Dead Like Me.
In the years prior to his death, Meilen had been battling cancer, having undergone treatment at Three Bridges and at the Cancer Agency. 
At the time of his death, Meilen was survived by his wife, Patricia; his two daughters, Lisa and Myfanwy (mother Rhuanedd); five grandchildren Dean, Jamie, Sophia, Max and Severin. He was also survived by brother John Mudd and sister Ann Chown, and an extended family in Wales.
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*Official Site
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Bill Ryan

Bill Ryan is the Assistant Special Effects Coordinator for the Re-imagined Series and Caprica.
Ryan hosts one of David Eick's video blog episode on creating the complex resurrection set for the episode "Downloaded".
Ryan has worked on such genre television series as Dark Angel, The Dead Zone, Millennium, Peacemakers, and Strange World.
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Billy (disambiguation)

Billy is a common male first name and is shared by the following:
* William Adama is called this by Jaycie McGavin in the "Razor Flashbacks" of the Re-imagined Series.
* Billy Eheres, a baseball player from "Spaceball," an episode of Galactica 1980.
* Billy Keikeya, aide to Laura Roslin during the first year of her administration in the Re-imagined Series.
* Billy Tan, an artist who creates art for various covers of Dynamite Entertainment comic books which are based on the Re-imagined Series.
Billy Eheres

Billy Eheres is a former professional baseball player who runs Casey's Camp, a baseball camp for underprivileged children. 
Coming from a poor, orphan background himself, Eheres was recruited into the Dodgers baseball team earlier in his life.Script for "Spaceball", p. 19According to Mr. Brooks, Eheres at one time had the potential to be one of the greatest baseball players of all time. At some point Eheres lost his left arm, and his jacket's left sleeve is pinned up. As he always felt guilty for making money doing something he loved, he opened the baseball camp for children to play just for the fun of the game.Ibid.', p. 20 
Mr. Brooks assigns Jamie Hamilton and Hal Fredricks to do a story about Eheres' baseball camp. Eheres reveals that his camp is supported by donations, and if his baseball team doesn't win an upcoming game then the funding will dry up. When most of his team is taken ill, Eheres fears his camp will have to close. Fortunately the Super Scouts step up to the plate and win the game with a last minute rally, saving the camp .
== Notes ==
* The spelling for the last name, Eheres, comes from the subtitles from the Region 1 DVD as well as a shooting script for the series.
* The spelling "Ayers" appears to be fan derived, as the only sources for this name come from various fan publications and sites, and nothing official.
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Binary 13

Binary 13 is a binary star system consisting of several planets, most of which were affected by the gravitational pull from these stars. 
Ochoa is the only planet in this system that is suited for human habitation. As such, it is the target of a recon probe conducted by Lieutenant Commander and Captain , who scout this system just prior to Commander 's natural death .
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Bingo fuel

"Bingo" (or "bingo fuel") is Viper pilot slang that indicates that their fighter's fuel reserves are too low to continue their mission and have the minimum amount of fuel necessary to return to their battlestar before running out.
A pilot usually makes the declaration to their wingman, CAG or battlestar by shouting "bingo fuel!".
A Viper that's out of fuel is virtually impossible to fly, yet Kara Thrace manages to do so after she is involved with an in-flight accident that severs her fuel line .
The term can also be jokingly used to indicate that one is out of alcohol .
==Notes==
*The usage of "bingo" in Battlestar Galactica is identically used in American military flight circles. In that context, the phrase "bingo ammo" means a ship's cannons have run out of shells.
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Bio-pulse line

The bio-pulse line is an unspecified bodily function, possibly an emotional state.
 attempts to use this as an excuse to not join 's mission to clear the Cylon minefield .
== Notes ==
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica, a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979:
: The bio-pulse line is a means of monitoring a Warriors bodily functions while flying s, in order to determine the current condition of a pilot. The information from this is said to be "fed to an on-board computer that compares [the current data] with stored records of the Warriors natural responses". From this information, the computer can "make instantaneous corrections by adjusting the pressure in the Warriors g-suit, changing the mix of the breathing solution, or by injecting needed hormones and enzymes directly into the bloodstream".
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Bio-robotics institutes

The bio-robotics institutes of were extremely advanced in the field of creating androids, according to Doctor Salik. Doctor Wilker claims that such androids would be very difficult to distinguish from humans, but that there are ways of identifying them .
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