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Sharon Acker

Sharon Acker (born April 2, 1935) is the actress who was born in Toronto, Canada. She plays Anne in the Galactica 1980 pilot, "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I".
Aside from appearances in other Glen Larson series, such as Quincy, M.E., Alias Smith and Jones and Knight Rider, she is known to genre fans as Odona in the 1969 Star Trek episode, "The Mark of Gideon". 
Other television appearances in her nearly four-decade spanning career include guest appearances in Mission: Impossible, Get Smart, Gunsmoke, and The Love Boat.
She is known to soap opera fans for her recurring roles in Days of Our Lives as Pamela Fouchier and in The Young and the Restless as Dr. Grace Sundell. 
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Sharon Edmonson

Sharon Edmonson is a journalist for the daily periodical The Caprican. She is noted for starting the Playing the Field advice column for dating in the Twelve Colonies (The Caprican: "Playing the Field: A Guide to Love in the Colonies").
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Shaunt

Shaunt is an acquaintance of Charlie Connor.
Shaunt helps Connor assault Gaius Baltar by restraining Paulla Schaffer during their visit to the officer's head. Schaffer manages to break away from Shaunt, beating him with a metal handle broken from a floor washing bucket, which she quickly uses to savagely beat Connor with .
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Shawn

Please choose a specific reference for the name, Shawn:
* Shawn Beaton, stunt performer with a credit in "Daybreak, Part I."
* Shawn McKay, payroll accountant with a a credit in the Miniseries. 
* Shawn Stewart, actor and stunt performer who portrayed a V-Club dancer in the Caprica pilot.
* Shawn (officer), an officer in the Caprica City Police in "Daybreak, Part I."
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* People with the name Sean.
* Sue-Shaun, a Caprica Resistance fighter and former player on the Caprica Buccaneers.
Shawn (officer)

ShawnThe name is derived from the episode's blu-ray sub-titles. is a Caprica City Police officer before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
He accompanies Officer Stephanie to Laura Roslin's residence to notify Roslin of her family's deaths following a fatal automobile incident that had occurred after Sandra Roslin's baby shower .
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Sheba (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Sheba (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Sheba (TOS alternate).
Queen Sheba is one of two leaders of the border world Rising Star.
She wars with her sister, Queen Cassiopeia, over whom has the most right to rule Rising Star.
Starbuck takes advantage of this situation by romancing both sisters, as well as taking jobs that he could not deliver on in order to obtain money (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
In exchange for their assistance, Starbuck offers himself in bonded servitude to both of the Queens—who mutually despise one another (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
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* While not directly specified, Sheba may not have been the daughter of Lord Cain, given that Cassiopeia is also her sister. Aside from the name, Sheba shares very few traits with her Original Series counterpart. 
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Sheba (TOS-RH)

Sheba is a aboard Galactica. Formerly of , commanded by her father, Commander , she is transferred to Galactica during the Battle of Gamoray. In the 18 s following this, she is promoted to the rank of major and is one of many instructors at the .
In the interim yahrens, Sheba becomes a motherly figure to , including later in life when she suggests that having feelings for Dalton is natural, despite the age difference. 
In , Major Sheba assists in the cleanup of following the terrorist bombing executed by Paris
Sheba is later instrumental in the subsequent battle against the Cylons near Binary 13, as both herself and rescue from the damaged Hephaestus before it destroys the attacking in a kamikaze maneuver.
Sheba agrees to finally marry Apollo, and accepts a promotion to the as Scorpius' representative . 
== Notes == 
* Sheba tells that the celestial chamber, introduced in "," is one of her and Apollo's favorite places.
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Sheba (alternate)

Lieutenant Sheba is a Colonial Warrior formerly of , serving aboard following the Battle of Gamoray.
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Before the Battle of Molecay that prevents from returning to the Colonies, Sheba considers serving in the for only five to six yahrens, then trying her hand in other career endeavors, including planetary research.
With this denied to her, she becomes a bridge officer on In the series, she takes on roles that were typically tasked to either Omega or ., and is versed in the sciences, including the creation of wormholes ().
During 's visit to Galactica, she witnesses the discovery of Pegasus' return, and is overjoyed to find her father, Commander , alive and well ().
Upon her return to Pegasus, Sheba finds a great many things have changed. Upon confronting her father on this and his willingness to readily trust an outsider—the member of the very race that created their sworn enemy—Cain jails his own daughter, informing the crew that she is a threat to the ship (). 
Following Sheba's escape from the brig, she makes her way to Pegasus bridge finding that the battlestar has opened fire on the two Galacticas. Kali's control over Cain is broken when she shoots Sheba, dying in Cain's arms. In retaliation, Cain breaks Kali's neck, and orders all hands abandon Pegasus. With great anger and shame over what he he allowed to happen, Cain destroys the that Iblis commands by ramming Pegasus into it—joining Sheba in death ().
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Sheba's appearance changes mid-way through series, as Edu Menna completed the back-half of the six issue series from Johnny Desjardins.
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Following the Battle at Galaxy's Edge, Sheba participates in the recon to an unidentified planet and discovers its and horrifying dangers. She participates in attacking the pilots of Meclon Raiders, lured to the surface by and , and successfully destroys a third Meclon Raider with her laser pistol while it had been in flight (—). 
After returning to with their stolen Meclon Raiders, Sheba pilots a against the Meclon forces. She continually finds herself boxed in by the overwhelming superiority of the Meclons, but survives the engagement due to the intervention of the Seraphs ( & ).
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Sheila Wills

Sheila Wills (sometimes credited as Sheila DeWindt) is an American actress. 
DeWindt portrayed Lieutenant Deitra in the Original Series.
DeWindt also appeared as a stewardess in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I," making the actress one of a handful of actors to have roles in both the Original Series and its spin-off.
DeWindt worked with Battlestar series creator Glen Larson in other Larson shows, including minor roles in B.J. and the Bear, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and Quincy M.E..
==Personal life==
The actor's workshop Wills attended in 1975 was run by producer/director/actor Hal DeWindt. Wills and DeWindt married two years later. The couple divorced in 1981, and the actress returned to using the name Wills some years later. Following her divorce, Wills had a relationship with Miami Vice actor Philip Michael Thomas (who co-starred with Re-imagined Series star Edward James Olmos). Wills and Thomas had two children together, Melody and India.
== Notes ==
* At the time, Battlestar Galactica was filmed, she was married to Hal DeWindt and that's why she is credited as DeWindt.
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Sheldon Yamkovy

Sheldon Yamkovy is the actor who portrayed a protestor in the Caprica episode "Reins of a Waterfall".
He has appeared in such television series as Leap Years, Relic Hunter, and Smallville. Yamkovy also appeared as Lazerus in the Ronald D. Moore pilot Virtuality along with Graeme Duffy.
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Sherman Cottle (Deadlock)

Sherman Cottle is an officer serving in the Colonial Fleet Medical Corps during the First Cylon War (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
Later during the war, he was assigned back to Galactica as she investigated the plans of the Cylon entity known as Lachesis to use biological weapons upon the Twelve Colonies. Shortly after returning from the battle for the wreckage of the Galleon, Cottle is "promoted" to a desk job on Picon. Despite hating the idea of promotion, Cottle rejects the offer from Silas Nash to remain onboard the Galactica, claiming that serving onboard the battlestar had given him enough excitement for his lifetime. 
He would continue serving in the Colonial Fleet following the end of the First Cylon War. His last position is as Chief Medical Officer, with the rank of Major, aboard battlestar Galactica up to, and following, the Fall of the Twelve Colonies decades later (Re-imagined Series).
== Concept Art ==
File:BSG Deadlock - Sherman Cottle - Front - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson.Per artist, the bust was modeled in Maya, with additional sculpting and texture work done in w:ZBrush. Models were lit and rendered in ZBrush, then touched up in Adobe Photoshop. Front view.
File:BSG Deadlock - Sherman Cottle - Three Quarter - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson. 3/4 view.
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Sherri Flemmer

Sherri Flemmer is a background performer who first appeared as a Galactica Raptor pilot seated behind and in , with additional appearances throughout Season 4. While uncredited, she was identified via computer-aided facial recognition.
Flemmer's known credits are various short films circa 2020s, including Middle Age Blues: Elise and Black Butterfly, and an episode of So Help Me Todd. 
== Battlestar Galactica Appearances ==
* Season 3:
** "The Son Also Rises"
* Season 4:
** "The Hub"
** "Daybreak, Part I"
== External Links ==
* Sherri Flemmer on Instagram
Sherry Bennett

Sherry Bennett was one of Gaius Baltar's previous sexual conquests, presumably hailing from Aerilon.Given Baltar's admission in "Dirty Hands" that his home colony was Aerilon, residing there until he was eighteen, it is more than likely that Bennett was from Aerilon. When asked about the first woman, excluding his mother, he ever lied to by his Internal Six, Baltar tells her that it was Bennett.
When both Bennett and Baltar were in fourth grade of elementary school, they played a game of "If you show me yours, I'll show you mine" behind the background in the band room of their school. She showed hers, whereas he did not. 
He believes he may have slept with her, "many years later, of course". According to Baltar, she turned out to be a "very beautiful" woman .
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Shevon

Shevon is a prostitute residing on Cloud 9 with her daughter, Paya. Through means unknown, Lee Adama began to solicit her services sometime after his ordeal during the operation to destroy the Resurrection Ship. Adama likely sought her out because Shevon reminded him of a love he left behind on the Twelve Colonies.
More than a sexual relationship, Shevon also comforted Adama. Though unbeknownst to the captain, she was working for the black market's leader, Phelan. Upon Shevon summoning Adama to Cloud 9, Adama was attacked and left unconscious. After regaining consciousness, he had discovered that Phelan left him Commander Jack Fisk's killer, complete with the murder weapon.
Despite the gesture, Tom Zarek relenquished information that Phelan was aboard the freighter Prometheus with Shevon and Paya. Summarily, she was released upon Phelan's death at Adama's hand, though Shevon made it clear to Adama that she was in no way similar to the woman he had left behind on the Colonies .
It is unknown whether or not she and Paya died in the destruction of Cloud 9 .
== Notes ==
*Ron D. Moore noted that Shevon was included partially as a nod to the Socialators in the original series (Podcast:Black Market). 
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Shields (TOS)

Cadet Shields is a novice pilot who accompanies and on patrol near Epsilon Quadrant.
Shields is killed by the Ravashol pulsar as he attempts to destroy it from the air.
Shields' wingman, Cadet Cree, is forced down by a phalanx of Raiders .
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Ship of Lights

The Ship of Lights is the spacecraft used by the Beings of Light.
The Ship of Lights is an immensely large and fast spacecraft of unknown but highly advanced technology.
Viper pilots hear a strange piercing sound as it approaches. The craft has the ability to render people unconscious, as well as make them disappear (War of the Gods, Part I).
The "vanished" pilots and spacecraft are transported to a different dimension. When returned to their own dimension the warriors' memories have been erased regarding their abduction experience .
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Ship of Lights (alternate)

The Ship of Lights is the Seraphs immensely large, highly advanced space craft.
This craft appeared only once to the Colonials in recent history, summoned in order to protect Colonials from without direct interference.
Viper pilots hear a strange piercing sound as it approaches, and that sound renders people unconscious after prolonged periods of time ().
The craft is destroyed by phalanxes of Meclon Raiders employing suicide runs. The craft implodes, punching a hole back into the known universe, through which and 's baseship escape ().
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* It is unknown if the Seraphs only have the one craft. However, Iblis' plan inherently posited that they only had one such craft, and that all Seraphs were aboard it. 
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Shirley Blore

Shirley Blore is Norman Blore's wife. 
With her husband, she is en route to the Halloween party hosted by Arnie, a radio program director who works for her husband, which also has Wolfman Jack is in attendance. She is dressed as a Elvira.
She tells her husband to stop the car when she sees the "disguised" Cylons Andromus and Centuri walking along the road, much to Norman's anger. After convincing the Cylons to ride with them, for she is very impressed with Centuri's "costume," Blore begins talking about Wolfman Jack, radio and the party, which piques Andromus' interest. Unbeknownst to her, Andromus believes the Wolfman can take them to radio equipment for them to communicate with the distant Cylon Empire. 
She tells Norman that they would be a smash at Arnie's party, which dredges up the topics of Arnie's meatballs and Mildred's "romantic malnutrition" .
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Shona

Shona is a prostitute Gaius Baltar employs before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
After being allowed access to Baltar's home, both herself and Baltar encounter Caprica-Six waiting inside the house, much to Baltar's displeasure. He informs Shona to ready herself in his bedroom .
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Short-pulse transmitter

A short-pulse transmitter is a communication device standard in Colonial s, capable of transmitting in scrambled code.
Captain Apollo asks Lieutenant to radio on the short-pulse transmitter after discovering Robber, Slayer and Tanya on an abandoned settlement, in the hopes of informing Galactica that is alive and that there are no Cylons (TOS: deleted scene, "The Long Patrol").
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Shotgun

Shotgun is a v-world gamer of New Cap City. 
After Joseph Adama and Emmanuelle barge into the New Cap City recreation of the Adama's apartment in search of the Tamara Adama avatar, he interrupts Adama's questioning of theAmphead squatter, brandishing a shotgun with two of his posse.
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Adama attempts to bribe Shotgun with cubits, but learns that Shotgun doesn't play for the cubits and that he lost two of his friends to Adama's "bitch-ass daughter." A shootout ensues between them and Emmanuelle, taking out the remainder of Shotgun's crew and wounding Shotgun. Shotgun is about to kill Joseph's avatar, only to be shot by an angry Emmanuelle. He firmly derezzes, permanently ejecting him from New Cap City .
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* The character's credit as "Shotgun" is derived from the episode's end credits.
Shuttle

Please select a specific reference for the term shuttle:
* In general, a spacecraft of a nearly similar exterior configuration can be seen in nearly every single series. 
** For the Original Series (and Galactica 1980) version, see: Colonial shuttle.
** For the Re-imagined Series shuttle, see: atmospheric shuttle.
* Raptors are also used as military shuttles in the Colonial Fleet from the Re-imagined Series.
* Further there are numerous shuttles in use during the Original Series run, for a list of those see: List of shuttles.
Shuttle Alpha

Shuttle Alpha is the shuttle that Troy and Dillon use to escape with the Super Scouts during the attack on the freighter Delphi.
The ship is damaged by the explosion of Delphi, forcing the craft to land on Earth as it does not have enough fuel to reach the Fleet.
In order to avoid the ship's discovery by Earth's people, the ship is launched into space .
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Shuttle Alpha (comic)

Shuttle Alpha is a shuttle that transports Doctor Wilker to the alien derelict mothership.
The ship is piloted by Captain Apollo and Lieutenant (Prison of Souls, Part 1), and is responsible for returning a Somnian-possessed Wilker to Galactica (Prison of Souls, Part 2).
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Sian

Sian is a CIC duty officer on Galactica. She fills in for Petty Officer Anastasia Dualla during the Cloud 9 hostage crisis .
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*Georgia Hacche began as a background extra in CIC in the Miniseries, and can be seen throughout. "Sacrifice" was the first time she received a name and dialog, as well as a formal credit.
*Sian is named for producer Sian McArthur, who served as Harvey Frand's assistant on the Re-imagined Series.
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Sickbay

The attending doctor in Galactica's sickbay is Doctor Sherman Cottle, but there are lab coat-wearing specialists, nurses and paramedics, such as Layne Ishay, Howard Kim and Sashon, to assist him.
The sickbay features the equipment of a basic small hospital (beds, stretchers, IV's), but is relatively spartan otherwise. It is also equipped with a machine similar to a magnetic resonance imaging scanner.
According to Lee Adama, the sickbay is also designed as a disaster shelter in the event of a ship catastrophe . 
In addition to Rising Star, Galactica becomes part of the Fleet's ad hoc health services center, covering the gamut from abortions, cancer treatment, and pre-natal care . 
Its final action is as a triage center during the Battle of the Colony . 
== Med Lab ==
Galactica features a medical lab outfitted with scientific equipment, including blood testing. Gaius Baltar is later provisioned this lab for work on the Cylon detector. The lab directly connects to the morgue, where Baltar uses samples from the copy of Leoben Conoy found aboard Ragnar Anchorage .
The lab itself is located in the starboard forward section of the ship . 
== Morgue ==
Galactica's morgue is accessible through the med lab .
Following the discovery of humanoid Cylons, the husk for the Ragnar Anchorage copy of Leoben Conoy is stowed here , later joined by the husk of following her death by Callandra Henderson .
== Major characters who have spent time in sickbay ==
*Cally Henderson—gunshot wound in "Bastille Day". Later beaten to the point of having her jaw broken by Galen Tyrol and needing it rewired . 
*Laura Roslin—numerous examination and treatments relating to her breast cancer ("Act of Contrition," "Epiphanies," Season 4).
*Kara Thrace—broken knee ("You Can't Go Home Again" to "Six Degrees of Separation").
*Sharon Valerii—self-inflicted gunshot wound in the cheek .
*William Adama—after the attempt on his life by Sharon Valerii ("Scattered" to "Resistance").
*Gaius Baltar—scan of his brain to determine whether or not his internal Number Six is a chip .
*Lee Adama—gunshot wound 
*—near-miscarriage in "Final Cut". Attempted rape resulting in a cracked rib treated in "Resurrection Ship, Part I," Caesarian-section birth in "Downloaded".
*Louanne Katraine—dies from radiation sickness in "The Passage".
*Galen Tyrol—recovers from explosive decompression in "A Day in the Life".
*Romo Lampkin—survives an assassination attempt in "The Son Also Rises".
*Felix Gaeta—after having his leg amputated .
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Sidney Clute

Sidney Clute (born April 21, 1916-died October 2, 1985) was an American television actor who portrays General "Stoney" Stone in "Experiment in Terra."
After early training in summer stock, Clute came to Hollywood in the 1950s and made his television debut in The Adventures of Superman with George Reeves. Other TV credits include appearances on Playhouse 90, McCloud, Dragnet and Lou Grant.
From 1982 until his death in 1985, Clute played Detective Paul LaGuardia on Cagney And Lacey. In tribute to him, his name remained in the opening cast credits for the final three years of the show's run after his death.
Sidney Hayers

Sidney Hayers (born 24 August 1921 in Edinburgh, Scotland, died 8 February 2000 in Altea, Spain), was a British-born TV and film director.
After directing the acclaimed films Circus of Horrors (1960) and Night of the Eagle (1962), Hayers took a hand at British and American television series with directorial credits in many popular 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s shows, including notable programs as:
*The Avengers
*The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries
*The Greatest American Hero
*Magnum P.I.
*Knight Rider
*Remington Steele
*The A-Team
*Scarecrow and Mrs. King
Hayers directed the three-part Galactica 1980 premiere episode, "Galactica Discovers Earth".
Hayers died on February 8, 2000 from complications of cancer. He was survived by his wife, actress Erika Remberg.
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