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Farm

A "farm" is a facility constructed by the Cylons in an effort to solve their difficulties with sexual reproduction using both male and female human test subjects. There are multiple farms, with a notable one existing on occupied at the original Delphi Convalescent Institute. 
Such facilities are overseen by the Fours, although Number One doesn't agree with the religious tract that the research has taken on to the Cylons . 
== Delphi Farm ==
thumb| finds Sue-Shaun hooked up to equipment .
Kara Thrace and Sue-Shaun are taken to a farm after being wounded in an ambush orchestrated by Caprica-Cavil . Inside, the farm held hundreds of women hooked up to medical equipment, used as living incubators. Thrace is cared for separately under the guise of mending from her injuries and her case reviewed by a Four using his human name, Simon.
According to Sharon Agathon neé Valerii, the Farms haven't produced viable Human/Cylon hybrid offspring, ergo the experiment that manipulates Karl "Helo" Agathon into falling in love with Valerii. Some Cylons theorize that the farms failed because a child must be conceived in love (in keeping with the Cylon belief that "God is love"), and as a result Caprica-Valerii carries the first and only successful hybrid pregnancy.
After Thrace escapes the farm where she is held, Caprica Resistance leader Samuel Anders promises her that his band of fighters would attempt to destroy as many of the remaining farms as they could before they are rescued months later .
The farms are abandoned after the Cylons decide to leave the Colonies . It remains unknown how the captured humans are dealt with as a result of this decision.
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Farnes

Farnes is Serenity's last constable to die in a vain show of force to the boar-humanoid Borays. Before meeting terminus, he is given a short, obviously rehashed lecture from Sire Bogan about cowards and duty .
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Faru Sadin

The Faru Sadin is a ship in the Fleet.
The Faru Sadin is successfully guided through a dangerously hot and otherwise-unnavigable star cluster by way of a Raptor piloted by Louanne Katraine on the last of five outbound FTL jumps to a planet with desperately needed foodstuffs.
Katraine, knowing that she has already received a dangerously high dose of radiation after trying unsuccessfully to find and escort the Carina, manages to find the Faru Sadin and return her to the safety of the Fleet. Her bravery saves the ship and its skeleton crew, but Katraine later dies from radiation poisoning .
== Notes ==
* The ship's name is first shown on the voting tally board in "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II".
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Fashions of the Twelve Colonies (TOS)

The fashions of the survivors of the destruction of the Twelve Colonies display a wide variety, from austere robes to the most flamboyant of dresses.
== Quorum of Twelve ==
The original Quorum, under President Adar featured a variety of different styles of garb by the members. The reformed Council's attire was more subdued.
Image:Originalquorumhood.jpg|A member of the original Quorum.
Image:Originalquorumgreyblue.jpg|A member of the original Quorum.
Image:Secondcouncil.jpg|Members of the new Quorum.
== Resort on Carillon ==
The patrons of the chancery on Carillon likely represent what some of the more wealthy colonists might wear. After all, what happens at Carillon stays at Carillon .
Image:Taurus woman.jpg|The Blonde Taurus, sporting a black dress with jewelry and a feathered headpiece.
Image:Nanswah.JPG|Nanswah's friend sports a flesh-colored dress, a cape, a red necklace, as well as a feathery tiara.
Image:SOSW- Fashion of Chancery Patrons.png|Various patrons enter the chancery.
Image:Deletedfashion.jpg|A couple from a deleted scene.
Image:Metallicfashion.jpg|A woman with a very metallic outfit.
Image:Athenacarillon.jpg|Athena on Carillon, with patrons in the background.
Image:Cassiecarillon.jpg|Cassie's dress on Carillon.
== Freighter Gemini ==
Those aboard the Gemini are some of the more downtrodden of Colonial society.
Image:Otori.jpg|The Otori woman wearing a green poncho top and apricot pants.
Image:Geminipassengers.jpg|More passengers of the Gemini
Image:CassieSocilatorSaga.jpg|Cassie's socialator garb is more revealing than most of the other Gemons.
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Faster-than-light communication

The Colonial Fleet does not appear to possess the ability to communicate faster than light, other than by sending a message on a ship making an FTL jump.
The Cylons however, indicate a possible capability of FTL/instantaneous communication without sending a ship to carry the message.
* When a humanoid Cylon body is killed, the mind of the Cylon downloads to a resurrection tank. For example, Boomer is shot on (Resistance), and downloads to , many light years distant . While it is possible that her conscious is transmitted to a nearby Resurrection Ship which then jumps to Caprica, this would require the Cylons to stay in the same star system as the Colonials. The resurrection of killed Cylon agents would take years if the signal had to cross interstellar space.
* The Cylons have repeatedly tracked the Fleet from long distances. For example, the Olympic Carrier is able to signal the location of the Fleet to the Cylons very rapidly after a jump . This ceases one, rather than two jumps after the Olympic Carrier fails to jump with the Fleet. On the way to the Ionian nebula, the Fleet is fellowed by the Cylons who stay several jump points behind .
* When D'Anna Biers completes her documentary, she is unable to transmit it, but is able to signal for a Cylon Raider to appear to receive transmission of the video, which is then relayed to the following Fleet. As both Raiders are destroyed, one doesn't escape with the recorded footage, but instead seems to transmit it in real-time .
* On several occasions, it is indicated that Cylon basestars communicate with one another over very long distances, however this could be done by sending message probes with FTL jump capability, or a Raider, provided they keep aware of the location of the target of any message-ship.
== Notes ==
* It is possible that all these instances of seemingly fast-than-light communication are just uses of FTL-capable ships like Raiders as relays. But that would still require the Cylons to stay relatively close to the Colonial Fleet in order to pick up is transmissions, bound by the speed of light, within a reasonable time. The exact nature of these communications is not established on screen.
* In contemporary physics, FTL communication is inconsistent with causality, as is FTL propulsion (however the FTL jumps used in Battlestar Galactica are only apparently faster than light as travel is instantaneous).
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Faye Lampkin

Faye Lampkin was a Colonial citizen who was married to civil litigation lawyer Romo Lampkin. They had two daughters, Jennifer and Kate.
Romo describes her during his interview with Caprica-Six:
: I loved a woman - beautiful, beautiful woman - but so serious. This frowning face trapped in the middle of a daisy. She had a way of walkin' ... processional, as if she were on her way to her execution. We had 10 years. Then it fell apart under its own weight. [...] I thought if I could get over her, I could get over anything. That I could endure, be a man, stand up to any and all kind of punishment. I clung one empty, spinning bed for months, and that, that is when I finally realized that how much I loved her. If I needed all that strength, what was the point? I needed to be with her.
As a memento, he keeps her cat, Lance, which didn't "scratch and bite like she did" .
Despite his claim that the marriage fell apart, it is unknown whether or not Lampkin divorced or separated from her prior to his becoming a widower. It is notable that he never refers to her as his ex-wife. Faye, Jennifer and Kate all died on Gemenon in the Cylon attack .
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Federalist Party

The Federalist Party was a political party within the government of the Twelve Colonies before the Cylon attack.
Tory Foster was a member of this party .
==Notes==
*In the United States, the Federalist Party was formed in 1792 by Alexander Hamilton to build a network of supporters to support his fiscal policies.
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Felgercarb (RDM)

Felgercarb is a brand of toothpaste from Tauron. The last remaining tube of it in the known universe is offered as reward by Kara Thrace to any flight crew that discovers a habitable planet .
==Notes==
* This is an homage; "felgercarb" is a word used in the Original Series to mean "crap".
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Felgercarb (TOS)

Felgercarb is an euphemism for "crap" in the Colonial vernacular. 
The appeal of the word "felgercarb" would seem to extend across the lines of culture and species, as Lucifer uses the term several times in relation to Specter . 
== Notes ==
* An alternate spelling is "feldergarb".Writer's Guide, dated October, 2, 1978
* According to story editor Terrence McDonnell, the word was created by Glen A. Larson.
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Felix Mortinson

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Doctor Felix Mortinson, Ph. D. is an Earth scientist who believes in the "alien astronaut" theory and, as such, was the subject of ridicule from members of the scientific community since November of 1971 C.E. (Galactica 1980 1).
When the Colonials make contact with Earth in 1980 C.E., Mortinson is working at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico where he intercepts and is able to identify the Colonial language as having strong similarities to ancient Aramaic, a language that is over three thousand years old (Galactica 1980 2).
Mortinson later headed toward Washington, D.C. in the hope of establishing contact with the Colonials, who he correctly surmised to be brothers from the stars. He encounters Troy Adama and Troykus Adama, is able to communicate with them relatively effectively and leads them to Mount Weather, the United States' continuity bunker. By doing so, he allows Commander Adama to convince President Jimmy Carter that the Colonials were no threat, despite his ill-thought out action and Doctor Gaius Zee's invasion of Earth, and to direct their energies to the Cylons threat (Galactica 1980 3—4). 
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Felix Silla

Felix Silla (born January 11, 1937 near Rome, Italy, died April 16, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A.) is an Italian-American television and movie actor and former circus performer. Silla is one a rare group of actors who have had roles in each of the largest science fiction sagas: the original 1966 Star Trek, the original Battlestar Galactica, and the final movie of the Star Wars original trilogy, Return of the Jedi.
Silla was born with dwarfism, measuring at 3 feet and 11 inches in height.
Training as a circus performer, Silla came to the United States in 1955. Once in America, he toured with the famed Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. His talents with horses and as an acrobat brought him to the attention of Hollywood where he relocated to work as a stuntman.
His first role in that capacity was with motion picture A Ticklish Affair. He worked as a stunt double in such hits as The Towering Inferno, and The Hindenberg. 
Expanding into acting, his best known roles include the insane small Hitler from The Black Bird and Cousin Itt on the classic television series, The Addams Family. 
In the Original Series, Silla was the person inside the costume of the character Lucifer, which was voiced by Jonathan Harris. He was also Noah Hathaway's stunt-double.
Silla also had a large number of science fiction genre appearances, including portraying Twiki in Buck Rogers in the Twenty-Fifth Century, the child gorilla in the original Planet of the Apes, an Ewok in Return of the Jedi, and a Talosian in the original pilot for Star Trek.
He frequently appears in Las Vegas with his musical group, "The Original Harmonica Band." 
He has been married to his wife Susan since 1965. They have two children, Bonnie and Michael.
He died on April 16, 2021, and the news was first broken by friend and fellow actor Gil Gerard (star of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century) in a posting on Twitter. Earlier that day, Gerard updated fans that Silla's family had been moving Silla to hospice care, after speaking to them the night before. According to Gerard, Silla had been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer.
==External Links==
*The Worlds of Felix Silla (Official Site)
*Felix Silla interview on his part as Lucifer
*Internet Movie Database Profile
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Feurinol

Feurinol is the brand name for a lighter fluid on the Colonies.
Some decades before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, a despondent Saul Tigh uses a bottle of this on his Colonial Fleet formal uniform sash intending to burn it. However, he is interrupted by the Shore Patrol, who gave Tigh notice that Major William Adama reactivated his commission .
Sometime around 4 ACH, Kara Thrace uses a bottle of this lighter fluid when burning her body on Earth .
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Fidelia Fazekas

Fidelia Fazekas was a member of the Ha'la'tha crime syndicate on and the daughter of the Guatrau. Fazekas once had a romantic relationship with Joseph Adama during his marriage to Shannon Adama (CAP: "The Heavens Will Rise," "Here Be Dragons")
Following her release on probation from Caprica City Maximum Security Prison, Fazekas joined Sam and Joseph Adama in their work at Graystone Industries. Noticing the disappearance of two in every two-dozen U-87 Cyber Combat Units smuggled by the Ha'la'tha to the Soldiers of the One on Gemenon, Fazekas questioned her former lover, Joseph Adama, on the discrepancy. Joseph - secretly skimming U-87s for use in the new Tauron uprising - quickly came up with a cover story; however, Fezakas was unconvinced .
Going to her father, Fezakas urged the Guatrau to take action and secured - however reluctantly - permission to have Sam and Joseph Adama eliminated, sending Francis to the Adama home to do the job . This attack and another failed to eliminate the Adama brothers, but accidentally took the life of Willie Adama, Joseph's son. Fezakas visited the Adamas under a declared truce. Rather than taking vengeance on Fezakas, Joseph suggested that she help him to confront the Guatrau instead of risking a war within the Ha'la'tha, an offer that Fezakas accepted. During a V-world meeting between the Guatrau and Joseph, Fezakas ordered her father to be killed, but allowed Joseph to finish him off. Joseph placed the dead Guatrau's ring on Fezakas' finger and knelt before her in fealty, formally recognizing her as the next Guatrau .
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Fields of Elysium

The Fields of Elysium are the afterlife in the dogma of the polytheistic religion of humans of the Twelve Colonies. 
The Colonial belief holds that travel to Elysium is through a river and that, on its shores, their loved ones await their arrival. 
In a vivid depiction experienced by Laura Roslin, she believes to see Emily Kowalski meet up with her family at the shores of Elysium when accompanying her on the ferry. Roslin also sees her own mother awaiting her, but Roslin backs away, saying that she's not ready to join her mother in the afterlife . 
== Related imagery ==
Image:Elysium boat.jpg|Emily Kowalski on the Elysium boat.
Image:408 Elysium ferry.jpg|Kowalski and Laura Roslin on a ferry headed towards Elysium. 
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Fifteen Beta Three

Fifteen Beta Three is an antebellum Centurion responsible for leading the Caprican Cylon Brigade during the Third Colonial Conflict. 
From Three, William Adama learns that the Brigade was abandoned by their human Caprican military commander more than 50 years ago. Seeing as the Cylons only have antebellum Raiders and no basestar—due to its destruction by Adama's tactical nuclear device (Battlestar Galactica 3)—he leads them back to the Fleet, even knowing that Three and his ilk may eventually turn on their creators like their brethren had nearly five decades ago (Battlestar Galactica 4).
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Fifth Fleet

The Fifth Fleet is the command of Commander Cain on battlestar .
The Fifth Fleet is destroyed by a Cylon ambush at the Battle of Molecay some time prior to Battle of Cimtar. 
Pegasus is presumed to be lost as well, but later meets up with the fleet near Gamoray .
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Filming locations (1980)

: For information on the Filming locations in the , see Filming locations (TOS).
All of the Battlestar Galactica series, from the through Galactica 1980 to the Miniseries and beyond, have made use of location shooting to provide some of the background and scope for their storylines.
The programs filmed from 1978 through 1980 CE conducted location shoots around Southern California, for the most part not far from Universal Studios in Studio City, California. 
The classic Galactica bridge set and others were built at Universal Studios, but many of those sets had been struck by December 1979 when Galactica 1980 began filming. As a result, stock footage was used even more than in the original program, especially when the bridge was shown. To compensate for this, the Universal backlot was also used throughout the shooting of the series, notably in "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II," for the sequences that took place in Germany. The programs filmed from 1978 through 1980 conducted location shoots around Southern California, for the most part not far from Universal Studios in Studio City, California. Galactica 1980 made even more use of this, since it was set in a contemporary setting.
==Galactica 1980 Filming Locations==
=== JCPenney ===
The store that Troy happens upon in Paradise Valley, when in search of supplies for the Super Scouts during Dillon's "bank robbery," was a JCPenney located on 18341 Sherman Way, Reseda, California, U.S.A.
This is visible in two distinct shots (a long shot and a close-up shot) when Troy first enters near the revolving door .
This particular JCPenney closed down in 1985, having been on the site since 1953, and was rebuilt as a two-floor retail and office complex. As of 2024, the site is known as the Majestic Plaza.
File:G80 - TSS1 - Troy Enters a Department Store.jpg|Troy enters a department store .
File:G80 - TSSp1 - Troy at JCPenney's.jpg|Troy enters a department store .
File:G80 - TSSp1 - Exterior of Department Store.jpg|Police officers are told that Dillon ran towards this store after "robbing a bank" .
File:G80 - TSSp1 - Shopping with Stolen Money at JCPenney's.jpg|Dillon arrives to pay for the purchase with stolen money .
=== Phone Booth ===
In "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I," Troy and Dillon first meet Jamie near what is now a French restaurant in Los Angeles County's Soledad Canyon. The phone booth that is featured in the scene was still there as of June 2006.
=== Planet Starbuck ===
The scenes of the planet Starbuck names after himself in "The Return of Starbuck" were filmed entirely on location at Red Rock Canyon State Park near Cantil, California, U.S.A.
=== Alonzo Ranch ===
Much of the episode "Space Croppers" was filmed at the Disney movie ranch in rural Los Angeles county, a favorite location for Galactica 1980. The recognizable covered bridge that is in the center of the ranch property is on prominent display in one scene.
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Filming locations (TOS)

: For information on the Filming locations in Galactica 1980, see Filming locations (1980).
All of the Battlestar Galactica series, from the through Galactica 1980 to the Miniseries and beyond, have made use of location shooting to provide some of the background and scope for the storyline.
The classic Galactica bridge set and others were built at Universal Studios, and the Universal backlot was also used throughout the shooting of the series. The programs filmed from 1978 through 1980 conducted location shoots around Southern California, for the most part not far from Universal Studios in Studio City, California. 
==Original Series Filming Locations==
=== Caprica ===
:The sequence from "Saga of a Star World," set on the surface of Caprica, where Serina is caught up in the Cylon bombing was filmed in Long Beach, California at the City Hall and Library complex. Matte paintings were added to provide the city scape , while plywood was laid in walkways to emulate a checkered pattern. 
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: For "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II," some shots of the pyramids at Kobol were actually filmed at the site of the Great Temple at Karnak and the Pyramids of Giza, in Egypt . A small crew was sent to film the sequence and doubles were used to pose as Adama, Serina, Apollo and Boomer.
=== Gamoray base ===
: Outside shots of the Gamoray base, shown in "The Living Legend, Part II," were filmed at night at the campus of the University of California at Northridge in Northridge, California, USA .
=== Paradeen ===
: The destroyed city on Paradeen seen in "Greetings From Earth" was filmed in Montréal, Quebec, Canada. The prefabricated buildings left over from Expo '67 fell apart in the harsh Canadian winters. The remains of the site were this sequence was filmed in 1979 made believable futuristic ruins.
=== Terra ===
:The landing site of Starbuck's Viper on Terra was filmed at the Vasquez Rocks in California.
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Finite microlaser

A finite microlaser is a surgical instrument. Doctor Salik uses one during 's heart surgery. The corded device is dependent on continuous energy, and ceases to operate when energizers fail. The laser can be run at varying degrees of power. For the surgery Dr. Salik orders the laser amplified to "operating mode" .
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