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List of shuttles

This is a listing of shuttles' that have been featured during the run of the Original Series and Galactica 1980. This list does include shuttles featured in any of the separate continuity sources. 
==The Original Series==
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Alpha Shuttle	TOS: "Saga of a Star World"	Shuttle used by and during their survey of the freighter Gemini.
=== Original Series's Separate Continuity ===
Designation 	Last Seen 	Notes
Shuttle Alpha	TOS: Prison of Souls, Part 2	Shuttle transporting Doctor Wilker to an alien derelict mothership.
==Galactica 1980==
Designation 	Last Seen 	Notes
Shuttle Alpha	1980: "The Super Scouts, Part I"	Shuttle used by Troy and Dillon to evacuate the Super Scouts to Earth, and later destroyed.
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List of terms

Please choose a specific list of terms used in Battlestar Galactica.
*For a list of terms and units of measure from the Original Series, see List of terms (TOS).
*For a list of terms and units of measure from Galactica 1980, see List of terms (1980).
*For a list of terms and units of measure from Richard Hatch's novels, see List of terms (RH).
*For a list of terms and units of measure from the Re-imagined Series, see List of terms (RDM).
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List of terms (RDM alternate)

Like the show, the comics or novels based on the Re-imagined Series, and its spinoff, Caprica, use different terminology in order to make the universe visceral to the reader. This array of terminology, used by both the Colonials and Cylons, consists of military jargon, colloquialisms, sayings, and technical terms. 
This page does not serve to regurgitate or repeat terminologies used in both series, but terms that only appear in both the comics and novels. Each section is separated by publisher or installment (Dynamite Entertainment, Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock, et al.), in order to make the continuities clear. 
==Dynamite Entertainment comics==
* : derogatory term for a Caprican, in use circa 51 BCH during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2).
* : a new class of FTL engine in use circa 51 BCH; 8.6 Tychon units can FTL 60,000 tons (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2).
* : an erotic publication (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 1).
* : derogatory term for a Sagittaron, in use circa 51 BCH during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2).
* : the energy field created by an FTL engine after it has been deployed (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2).
* : a measure of an engine's FTL output relating to its tonnage (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2).
== References ==
Lists of Sci Fi Channel airdates

Please choose a specific reference for lists of Sci Fi Channel (or Syfy Channel) airdates:
* List of Sci Fi Channel airdates (TOS), an article regarding the list of airdates for Original Series episodes.
* List of Sci Fi Channel airdates (1980), an article regarding the list of airdates for Galactica 1980 episodes.
* List of Sci Fi Channel airdates (TRS), an article regarding the list of airdates for Re-imagined Series episodes.
* List of Syfy Channel airdates (Caprica), an article regarding the list of airdates for Caprica episodes.
Little Tauron

Little Tauron is a neighborhood in Caprica City, before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, notable for its large population of Tauron immigrants.
The area is located in downtown Caprica City and consists of a string of open markets and businesses, as well as older, brick apartment buildings - a stark contrast from many of Caprica City's more modern architecture . Many of the businesses cater to its Tauron residents, with signage printed in both the Caprican and Tauron languages . 
In the years before the First Cylon War, Little Tauron is a hub of activity for the Ha'la'tha; members of the Tauron crime syndicate walking freely and with near impunity despite the presence of a nearby Caprica City Police substation . The back room at Goldie's Off Track Betting is used by the Ha'la'tha as a meeting place and hangout . Ha'la'tha enforcer Sam Adama in particular considers Goldie's his place .
Sam Adama's older brother, Joseph Adama, lives in Little Tauron with his wife Shannon, daughter Tamara, son Willie, and mother-in-law, Ruth at 615 Olympic Street #3 . Following the deaths of Shannon and Tamara, Adama continues to live in the family's apartment, braving an assassination attempt there before ultimately watching his son Willie die from a gunshot wound to the abdomen in the back room of Goldie's . Despite such tragedies, Adama stays in Little Tauron, living in the apartment on Olympic Street with new wife Evelyn and young son William for at least several years .
Tad "Herecles" Thorean works in a grocery store in Little Tauron .
The area was also recreated as a near perfect - if rundown - version for the illegal holoband site, New Cap City; the virtual version of the Adamas' apartment in particular being inhabited by an "amphead" .
==Notes==
*Presumably, the area became a Tauron neighborhood after the Tauron Civil War that displaced many native Tauron peoples.
*Little Tauron features a very prominent visual reference to the real world with the famous Pike Place Market sign from Seattle, Washington appearing in the digital matte painting of the location. 
*For the pilot episode of Caprica, Joseph Adama's Little Tauron apartment was shot in Vancouver's Waterfall Building, the same location used for Kara Thrace's Delphi apartment building. In subsequent episodes, the apartment is a sound stage set and digital matte painting. http://www.visitcaprica.com/2011/01/episode-1-pilot.html
*Exteriors for Little Tauron were shot in Vancouver's Chinatown area. http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jan/24/entertainment/la-ca-workinghollywood24-2010jan24
== Gallery ==
File:Caprica - Rebirth - Little Tauron and Adama's Apartment Building.png|Joseph Adama's apartment building in Little Tauron circa .
Image: Little Tauron, Pilot Version.jpg|Establishing shot for a walkway of Little Tauron in the DVD version of the .
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Llewellyn

Llewellyn is a crew member who, along with Davis, is assigned to Galactica's engineering section (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2).
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Lloyd Bochner

Lloyd Wolfe Bochner (29 July 1924—29 October 2005 in Santa Monica, California) was a Canadian actor.
Bochner played Leiter, the Eastern Alliance commander in the Original Series.
Born in Santa Monica, California, Bochner was a popular character actor with a filmography since 1949, his stern appearance being preferred for many antagonist roles through TV series and films.
Bochner had a guest appearance in the one of the most popular original Twilight Zone episodes, "To Serve Man."
Bochner's five-decade career spanned the gamut of genres, from westerns, science fiction, police dramas, soap operas, spy dramas, detective stories, and comedies.
Bochner was called upon for his talents in other Glen Larson productions, including Manimal, The Fall Guy, and B.J. and the Bear.
In his latter years, Bochner's voice graced several Batman animated TV episodes and movies.
Bochner died of cancer in 2005. He was survived by his wife and three children, actor Hart Bochner, director Paul Bochner and Johanna Courtleigh.
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Lloyd Bridges

==Early Life and Film Career==
Lloyd Bridges, (born January 15, 1913 in San Leandro, California, died March 10, 1998 in Los Angeles, California) was an American film and TV actor.
Bridges debuted on Broadway in a stage production of Shakespeare's Othello in 1937. His film career began in 1940 when he was signed by Columbia Pictures to their stock company, working at $75 per week. He mostly had just bit parts at Columbia saying in a 1989 interview:
"I didn't have enough maturity for a leading man. I looked too broad in the shoulders ... too much like a kid. I never could get into (Columbia studio boss) Harry Cohn's office. All the best roles went to Glenn Ford and William Holden. They just put me in these awful B-pictures, like Two Latins from Manhattan. I even did a Three Stooges short. Sometimes I'd be in two or three movies a week. It was tough sledding."
He served in the Coast Guard during World War II and resumed his acting career, though he was briefly blacklisted in the early 1950s after he admitted to the House Un-American Activities Committee that he had once been a member of the Actors' Laboratory Theatre, a group found to have had links to the Communist party. He returned to acting after recanting his membership and serving as a cooperative witness. This coincided with an increasingly successful entry to television as well as supporting parts in movies like High Noon with Gary Cooper and Plymouth Adventure with Spencer Tracy.
==Television Stardom==
Television stardom came to Bridges when he starred as Mike Hunt in the underwater adventure series Sea Hunt, which ran from 1958 to 1961. Bridges would star in four additional television series in his career, The Lloyd Bridges Show (1962-1963), the post-Civil War western The Loner (1965-1966), created by Rod Serling, the 1975-76 police drama Joe Forrester and finally the short-lived newspaper drama Capital News (1990). Bridges was also among those considered for the role of Captain Kirk on Star Trek and was Gene Roddenberry's initial choice for the proposed "Assignment Earth" pilot spin-off from Trek.
The 1970s would see Bridges star in a number of television movies along with the award-winning miniseries Roots.
==Comedic Renaissance==
1980 saw Bridges reveal his comedic side in the disaster parody Airplane! as neurotic air-traffic controller Steve McCroskey. He reprised the role in Airplane II: The Sequel and showed his comic skills again in Hot Shots! (1991) and it's sequel Hot Shots! Part Deux. (1992)
==Galactica==
Bridges played the bombastic but brillant Commander Cain, commander of the presumed-lost battlestar in the two-part episode, "The Living Legend".
==Personal Life and Death==
His sons Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges became successful actors in their own right. Bridges died of natural causes at the age of 85 on March 10, 1998.
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Local Artist Makes Beautiful Bags From Billboards

Local Artist Makes Beautiful Bags From Billboards is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Martius 22, YR42.
== Story ==
If you've ever dreamed of owning a piece of Caprica City, now's your chance...sort of. Verda Lieb, a longtime figure in the local art scene, incorporates discarded electronic billboards and old Caprica City street signs into her wearable art. And the result is extraordinary - a unique aesthetic and sensory experience that you carry with you throughout the day.
Ms. Lieb, who holds an MS in electrical engineering from Caprica City University, first began making electronic art soon after graduate school. "I loved working with electronics, but I knew I didn't want to go into the computer industry and work for a company like Vergis or Graystone. One day I found a tiny LCD display in a trash can in the business district and that's really what started it all." 
Verda's handbags and totes can be found at the Create boutique in downtown Caprica City. While she occasionally turns found electronics into sculptural objects as well, her priority is "function" right now. "My goal is to use materials most people think are trash, and to create one-of-a-kind utilitarian objects with them." Not only is Lieb rescuing some of the city's electronics from becoming waste, but she's also creating some gorgeous works of art! We here at The Caprican definitely approve!
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Logan Ramsey

Logan Ramsey (born 21 March 1921 in Long Beach, California, died 26 June 2000 in Los Angeles, California) was an American character actor. His father, Logan Ramsey, Sr. was the naval officer who first raised the alarm at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 when the Japanese attacked.
Ramsey's extensive filmography (dating from 1948) included many roles where he was an antagonist or other authority figure. He was married to actress Anne Ramsey
Original Star Trek series viewers may remember him best as Claudius, the despotic leader of a modern Roman civilization (complete with gladiator fights) in the episode, "Bread and Circuses".
Ramsey portrayed Moore, aide to the Nationalist President in the Original Series episode, "Experiment in Terra".
Ramsey also portrayed two different characters in another Glen Larson production, Knight Rider.
Ramsey died of a heart attack in 2000.
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Loki

Loki is a heavy cruiser in service with the Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War. 
At some point, it was engaged in combat with Cylon forces, and was reported by the Colonial Fleet to have been destroyed. This report was only a cover story, meant to protect Loki and other ships hiding in Cylon held space as part of a secret "ghost fleet". Loki later jumps away with the fleet to strike every Cylon base along the border as part of a successful Colonial campaign to put the Cylons on the defensive .
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Loki (Blood and Chrome) (Eaglemoss)

The Loki is issue #21 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description ==
A heavy cruiser with a unique tri-hull design, Loki is brought to life in the Battlestar Galactica Ships Collection!
Destroyed by the Colonial Fleet, the Loki was a lightly-armed support vessel, and was reported lost in the First Cylon War. This proved to be a deception, however – the Loki formed part of a ‘ghost fleet’ hidden secretly in deep space. The fleet emerged long after its supposed destruction, ambushing Cylon bases along the border in a massive ambush.
Official die-cast model of the Loki ship of Battlestar Galactica, designed with the help of the Galactica VFX team. The model features a tri-hull design joined by a massive domed structure on the dorsal side, and an "alligator head" on the front side. 
The Loki ship comes complete with a 16 This page count includes the front and back magazine cover.page magazine featuring an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive interviews with creators, including Ronald D. Moore!
==Collector's Magazine==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9:Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes -"Vitrual Warfare"
* Page 14: Interview: Doug Drexler - "Creative Challenge"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 22 - Osiris
==Video==
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==Notes==
* Despite being referred to as the "Loki," The model is actually of the same ship of the class, named "Cyclops," which was seen at the start of Blood and Chrome, in escort of the Battlestar Galactica
* The CGI model used for production is labelled Cyclops (FCS-73)
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Loki type heavy cruiser

The Loki type heavy cruiser is a lightly armed support ship in service with the Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War, where two or three of these ships would be assigned to a battlestar group at any given time. 
The ships are designed to receive goods and munitions, and transfer them to combat ships underway (Blood & Chrome). 
==Design==
The heavy cruiser features a unique tri-hull design, joined by a massive domed structure on the dorsal side, and an "alligator head" on the front side. The alligator head contain all thirty-five of the ship's guns, with fifteen along the dorsal side, twelve along the ventral side, and four along both the port and starboard sides of the hull. The head also contains two landing bays along the sides of the hull, and communications antennas on the front. The massive tri-hulls contain a combined total of eighty-one cargo holds, and feature movable cranes along the top to assist with the transfer of goods and munitions.
== Ships In Class ==
Name 	Number 	Status 	Last Seen
Loki 	Unknown	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	Blood & Chrome
Cyclops	FLS-73 	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	Blood & Chrome
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of "Ghost Fleet," 	Blood & Chrome
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of 75th battlestar group,	Blood & Chrome
Unknown	Unknown	Active, part of 75th battlestar group,	Blood & Chrome
== Notes ==
*The design was created by Richard Livingston.
*The CGI model used for production is labeled Cyclops (FCS-73) Deg3D, which is barely legible in the header image for this article, despite the ship in reference referred as Loki.
* Concept art indicates a length of ~ Cyclops concept art from Richard Livingston: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10202818626416714&set=p.10202818626416714&type=1&theater
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Image:Heavy Cruiser Stich.png|Composite shot of the "alligator head" of a unnamed heavy cruiser.
Image:HC Aft.png|Aft view of a heavy cruiser hiding with the ghost fleet. 
Image:HC Main Hull.png|Closeup of a heavy cruiser's main hull (lower right). Note the primary cannons. 
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Loma

Loma is a young girl that shares 's instructional period (taught by ) during the Terra situation. She inquires into the well-being of the people (Michael, Sarah and the "Earthlings") within the ship, and as to why they don't simply leave .
== Notes ==
* Kimberly Woodward is related to Jonathan B. Woodward, who portrayed Robus in "The Young Lords".
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Lomas

Corporal Lomas is Duty Officer for new Colonial Warrior recruits. Lomas is rendered unconscious by Borellian Nomen (Maga and Bora, two pseudo-recruits) on a blood trail when they trick him into securing a private space for them to pray in .
== Notes == 
* Bruce Wright can be seen in other bit parts in the Original Series. He was a deck hand in "Saga of a Star World" as well as a Council Security Guard in "War of the Gods" and "Baltar's Escape," amongst others.
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Lomis

Cadet Lomis is a "green" pilot on .
He accompanies Blue Squadron on a patrol that happens across the Acmarans homeworld. After Cadet Colin encounters an unidentified energy field, Lomis bugs out, believing the patrol to be under attack. As he attempts to return to orbit from this planet, his Viper encounters an energy field, instantly destroying the Viper (The Law of Volahd).
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Long-necked vessel

The long-necked vessel is a Colonial civilian vessel in the Fleet. At least two of the vessels escaped the attack on the Twelve Colonies .
The two long-necked vessels show slight differences in their design. The first one depicted is bulkier, with pentagonal thrusters that sport small wings. The second is skinnier, with rectangular thrusters that do not have wings.
One of the vessels is among the three ships destroyed with Cloud 9 when Gina Inviere detonates a nuclear bomb .
Another is among the ships in orbit over New Caprica one year later, and barely escapes when the Cylons arrive.
The ship would appear again in the Battle of the Ionian Nebula, seen beneath Zephyr when it was hit by two missiles. The ship would regularly be seen in the fleet from that point onwards (Six of One, Face of the Enemy).
The vessel was likely flown into the sun following the settlement on Earth .
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Lord

Please choose a specific reference for the title lord:
== Canon ==
* Lords of Kobol, for an overview of the deities of all the series.
* Lord of Bellarium, a title claims he is in "The Magnificent Warriors."
* Lord Baltar, the traitor to the Twelve Colonies in the Original Series.
== Separate Continuity ==
* Lord, Cain's title in Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880. 
* Lord Erebus, the antagonist in the 2003 video game.
* Lords of Ovion, a term used by the Cylons to describe the Ovions in .
Lords of Kobol

The Lords of Kobol are the deities (or other beatified entity) worshiped or recognized by the peoples of the Twelve Colonies in both the Original Series and Re-imagined Series.
*For information on the numerous Lords of Kobol and religious doctrines as told in the Re-imagined Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM)#The Lords of Kobol.
*For summary information on the Colonial faith of the Original Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (TOS).
*For information on one named Lord of Kobol from the Original Series, see Ninth Lord of Kobol.
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Lords of Kobol (TOS alternate)

Lords of Kobol (also referred to as the Gods of Kobol, q.v. ) are remembered to the humans of the through legends and written works, such as those of the Book of the Word.
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Lords of Kobol (alternate)

Rising Star is a civilian pleasure liner of the . In the aftermath of the , the ship holds refugees fleeing the Cylon tyranny in the .
== Marvel Comics ==
Rising Star is a pleasure liner under Sire 's command and ownership. During the exodus, he has food freighted to Rising Star from his private estate for him and guests, primarily women and people of influence. During the flight from the Colonies, he has various persons transported to other lesser ships in the fleet, such as the freighter . Upon discovering this, Captain has the food seized and distributed to the less fortunate, particularly in the face of reduced food stores due to pluton poisoning.
 and have billets aboard Rising Star, and Dr. has a maintenance lab aboard where he develops the first robotic daggit, Muffey II (). 
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