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Majahual

Majahual is a Colonial mining ship in the surviving refugee fleet. 
It conducts mining operations for five weeks in an asteroid belt, during which time the Colonials face repeated harassment by Cylon Raiders. Majahual is protected from the Raiders by the battlestar Galactica. Despite breaking several drilling bits, Majahual is able to collect enough "strategic ore" to allow for the construction of at least two new squadrons of Viper fighters aboard the battlestar Pegasus .
The ship is later noted on the master tally board used aboard Galactica during the presidential election held ten months after the fall of the Colonies .
==Note==
The counterpart of Majahual in the is the Mineral Ship
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Malcolm MacIver

Malcolm MacIver is the technical consultant for Caprica.
MacIver consults with Caprica's creative personnel on artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and robotics. 
Additionally, he has provided his services to the Tron Legacy production. 
== References ==
== External Links ==
* MacIver's Blog at Science at Society
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Maldamear

Lieutenant Maldamear was an instructor at during 's instruction as a .
Upon entering the bridge of a commandeered Cylon personnel carrier, Starbuck brags about being attentive in Maldamear's class on basic system operations ().
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Manticore

First developed at the Scorpia fleet shipyards just a few years before the outbreak of the first Cylon war, the Manticore class Corvette, was considered to be a fairly unremarkable design for the earliest years of its career. With many of the colonies feeling that the small vessels were not sufficiently intimidating to serve as an effective military deterrent.
Predominantly used for hit-and-run tactics and scouting missions, the Manticore also serves well in larger strike groups as a flanking element. Long-range compatible missile tubes and an uncommon aft-facing turret configuration makes this a versatile fighter. 
== Background ==
Opinions of the vessel changed however in the early years of the Cylon rebellion, when Colonial Admiral McKenelley requisitioned a small number of Manticores that had previously served as law enforcement vessels to bolster his existing fleet. In their service under the admirals' command, the true tactical value of the Manticore class became very apparent, and before long the Manticore class became a staple of the early years of the Colonial Fleet.
As one of the smallest warships in the arsenal of the Colonial Fleet, the Manticore class is designed favorably for extreme speed and agility, and is primarily used for flanking attacks as well as occasionally being deployed in large numbers for "wolfpack" hit-and-run-operations.
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* Perses
== Gallery ==
File:Manticore.jpg|Concept artwork
File:Alan-blackwell-manticore-bottom-07.jpg|Manticore concept (bottom)
File:BSGD - Manticore Concept.jpg|Manticore texture concept from Forge Studios
File:BSGD - Manticore Mesh Concept.jpg|Manticore mesh concept from Forge Studios
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Front.png|Front.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Back.png|Back.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Left.png|Left.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Right.png|Right.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Top.png|Top.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Bottom.png|Bottom.
File:BSGD - Inspection View - Manticore - Back Closeup.png|Back closeup.
== Notes ==
* Alan Blackwell worked with Black Lab Games on the concept art for Battlestar Galactica - Deadlock. Most of the work consisted of taking flat 2D renders and turning them into fully 3D concept imagesAlan Blackwell's Artstation page https://alanb.artstation.com/projects/LN865#top. His work included the Manticore corvette. 
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Mar-Beth Willow

Mar-Beth Willow is one of Clarice Willow's wives. She runs the Willow household. She is pregnant when Lacy Rand visits her family . 
Mar-Beth reacts negatively to Amanda Graystone's presence after Amanda is invited by Clarice to stay with them, believing that having the woman known in the Caprican media as "Terror Mom" with them risks drawing unwanted attention. Also, Mar-Beth is handling her pregnancy without a due date or any tests, trusting in her faith and her family, and she does not like Amanda's questioning of this . Mar-Beth eventually asks Amanda to leave, but is dissuaded after Amanda relates a story about her difficult experiences during and after her own pregnancy with her daughter Zoe Graystone, and her admiration for Mar-Beth's family. Following this reconciliation, Mar-Beth gives birth to her baby at home; she allows Amanda to be involved in the delivery .
Unknown to Mar-Beth and the rest of the Willow family, Amanda's true motivation for staying is to give information to Agent Jordan Duram of the Global Defense Department, who suspects the family's involvement in Soldiers of the One terrorist activities. When Amanda's cover is threatened, Duram falsely reports that Mar-Beth is his confidential informant. The report is leaked back to Clarice, who secretly follows Mar-Beth to a secluded park and cuts her throat. Two of Mar-Beth's husbands collect Mar-Beth's body, which is later found in the Theoresos with her head and hands severed .
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Мар-Бет Уиллоу - одна из жен Кларисы Уиллоу.
==Биография==
Когда Клариса пригласила Аманду Грэйстоун некоторое время пожить в ее доме, Мар-Бет отреагировала на это довольно плохо. Она считала, что известный в обществе человек, тем более как "мать террористки" в их доме может привлечь нежелательное внимание. Также Мар-Бет вынашивала ребенка без каких-либо медицинских консультаций или анализов, веря в себя, свою веру и свою семью, и ей не нравилось, что Аманда сомневалась в этих методах. Позже Мар-Бет просит Аманду уйти, но та рассказывает ей, что вся эта история с Зоуи связана с тем, что она не планировала беременеть, и что наверно из-за этого они так часто ссорились. Аманда сказала, что восхищается семьей Мар-Бет, и это помогло ей остаться. Также Мар-Бет разрешила принять участие в родах.
В тайне от всех, Аманда работала под прикрытием на агента Департамента Глобальной Обороны Джордана Дюрама, который подозревал, что семья Уиллоу причастна к Солдатам Одного. Когда Аманда была на грани раскрытия, Дюрам говорит начальству, что Мар-Бет - его агент под прикрытием. Эта информация попадает к Кларисе и та, подождав ее в парке, перерезала ей горло, а Нестор и Олаф расчленили тело и утопили в Теоресосе.
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Mara

In the continuation series project concept, produced by Tom DeSanto and Bryan Singer, the Fleet, tired of their space exodus, settle in an asteroid field. The new colony, New Caprica, is headed by a Council of Twelve lead by Mara, the Colonial president.
The Council directs the outmoded battlestar Galactica to be decommissioned. President Mara attends the decommissioning ceremonies aboard the battlestar. Just as Galactica is powered down, a heavily advanced version of the Cylons return to attack the colony.
===Similarities===
In the Original Series, the Colonial president, Adar, dies when his flagship battlestar, Atlantia is destroyed during the Battle of Cimtar. The office of the president is never filled during the course of the series.
In the Re-imagined Series, the Colonial Secretary of Education, Laura Roslin, attends the decommissioning ceremonies for the outdated battlestar, Galactica, which is scheduled to be transformed into a museum of the Cylon War. After the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Roslin becomes the new interim President of the Twelve Colonies.
===External Links===
* Proposed storyline
* Detailed production art and information on Cylon.org
* Interview with Tom DeSanto
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Marathon

: For the city of the same name, see: Marathon (city).
Marathon is a rogue terrestrial planet on the outer edges of the Cyrannus system. Marathon is known for its unusually dense material concentrations within its crust.
During the First Cylon War, the Cylons use Marathon as a strategic site, likely for the material wealth it possesses for war materiel. Additionally, given the planet's rogue nature, FTL travel is precarious making it even more unlikely for Colonials to utilize it. 
Utilizing data provided by Praetor Samanta Agathon during the capture of Galactica by Cylon forces, Helena Agathon performs accurate calculations to find Clothos' base at Marathon—located in FTP jump range of Helios Alpha and Helios Beta—thus leading to the inevitable Battle of Marathon and the rescue of Admiral Jubal Sarkis (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
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Marauder

The Cylon Marauder, also known as the Marauder Bomber, is a heavy version of the Cylon Raider used on light strike missions against targets such as planetary bases and capital ships. The Marauder is slower than the standard Raider and better armored. It is armed with four energy weapons in two twin hardpoints, and has an internal bomb bay with a large munitions capacity (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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Marcia Case

Captain Marcia "Showboat" Case is a Viper pilot assigned to battlestar .
She is present during 's briefing about the missing Raptor training party and later participates during the ambush by three basestars, leading Red Squadron .
Case is later Thrace's wingman when Pegasus conducts a search-and-rescue mission for a Raptor surveying a nearby supernova. Under attack from a contingent of First Cylon War Era Raiders piloted by Guardians, she breaks through defensive fire from Pegasus's batteries and manages to land on the battlestar intact with Thrace .
Case is later transferred to Galactica after Pegasus's destruction at the Battle of New Caprica and is assigned under squadron leader Ricky "Two Times" Richardson .While Case is not seen in "The Passage," her name is shown among the active pilots on Galactica's duty roster under Richardson. She participates in the Battle of the Ionian Nebula, where she is mentioned by Chief Tyrol on the hangar deck .
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Marcie Brasko

Specialist Marcie Brasko is a deckhand on Galactica. 
After Admiral Adama announces that the Fleet has reached Earth, she kisses Specialist Anthony Figurski on the hangar deck . She was later on the hangar deck when The President, Admiral and Quorum Delegate Lee Adama returned from the surface of Earth and listened to the Admiral's announcement that they will find a new home .
Sometime after the mutiny, Brasko informs Chief Tyrol that Boomer had abducted Hera .
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Marco

Marco is Lacerta's "right hand" man on planet Equellus and one of the finders of a crashed Cylon Raider—as well as Red-Eye, his "successor". Marco lost graces with Lacerta once Red-Eye's capabilities and value outweighed his. For many yahren he has tried to get into good graces with his obese boss, even to the point of attempting to take 's life. However, once Apollo kills Red-Eye, Marco flees with Lacerta in fear of retribution .
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Marco Lesa

: For the Original Series character with the same first name, see: Marco.
Marco Lesa is a Returner from the Medivac 12 who hides away on the Phaeton 5. According to his daughter, Jenny, he died due to the Cylons (Battlestar Galactica 0), presumably prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.While the comics have a separate continuity forking from the Re-imagined Series, it is known that the Cylons hadn't killed any humans prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies—at least to the knowledge of the Colonials.
After evacuating the Medivac 12 in zip pods (Battlestar Galactica 1), Lesa lands on Phaeton 5 and reunites with Jenny, who apparently resided on that ship. He protects her from serious injury after he is critically injured in an Earth Protectorate bombing.
Commander Adama asks him to help in a "cause" to find Earth. In reality, Lesa's "help" involves being tagged as with each Returner with a small explosive device in the event that they behave as humanoid Cylons (Battlestar Galactica 6).
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Marcus

Admiral Marcus is a Colonial Fleet officer who oversees the final test of Gaius Baltar's Command Navigation Program on Colonial Heavy 691. 
During the test, he is furious when the ships lose power after the FTL jump to the rendezvous point (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4).
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Marcy

Marcy is a tour guide at the Griffith Park Observatory, who does a presentation on the Solar System to a group of people, including the Super Scouts.
During the course of her presentation, Starla attempts to correct Marcy on the fact that there are more planets outside the Solar System, but is stopped by her fellow Scouts. In short order, Wellington later corrects her on the number of stars in the galaxy, although she dismisses the number while conceding that Wellington brings up an interesting point regarding the figure being revised as more stars are discovered yearly .
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* Marsha Mercant, whose appearance in Galactica 1980 was uncredited, appears in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century's "A Dream of Jennifer" (guest starring Anne Lockhart) as a spaceport clerk. She joins the cadre of other performers who appeared in both series.
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Maren Jensen

Maren Kawehilani Jensen, who played in the Original Series, was born in Arcadia, California on September 23, 1956.
Jensen's acting career was modest, comprised mostly of guest starring roles in TV shows and made-for-TV movies. Its main highlight was her role in the Original Series, but Jensen initially had little confidence or experience. The original series' producers opted to create additional characters, in order to help buffer Jensen as her work improved. 
Before her acting career, Jensen was a notable fashion model. She was the live-in partner of musician Don Henley for several years, aiding him in environmental causes such as The Walden Woods project.
Not long after the Original Series ended, Jensen was struck with the Epstein-Barr virus, fighting the disease throughout the 1980s. She recovered, but apparently has left the world of show business.
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Margot Ready

thumb|Viper 8737, originally piloted by "Steady," being readied during the Fall .
Lieutenant Margot "Steady" Ready was a pilot for a Viper pilot previously assigned to Galactica during the Cylon War. The Viper Mark II piloted by Steady, Viper 8737NC, was on display at the Galactica Museum .
==Notes==
*Steady was named after Margot Ready, an assistant art director in the Miniseries.
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Marialis

Marialis is the head of the Gemon Matriarchs in . She is described as being tall and slender, having "bright and lively eyes" in contrast with her characteristically pale disposition, and a charismatic quality that gave her the ability to make "her every comment seem inarguable".
Marialis, and other members of the Gemon Matriarchs arrange for Guinevere to be present on bridge, from where Lieutenant Colonel would declare her nomination as commander of , a nomination seconded by Marialis herself .
== Notes ==
* The name "Marialis" is from the Latin, loosely translated in English as "Marian." Typically, "Marialis" is aligned with the Mariological studies within the Roman Catholic Church, c.f. Marialis Cultus. The name is likely derived from this source, in keeping with the Original Series' tradition of utilizing names from various mythologies.
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Marilyn Norry

Marilyn Norry is the actress who portrays Reza Chronides, who first appears in "The Ties That Bind".
Norry has acted in various genre series including The X-Files, The Outer Limits, Stargate SG-1, The Sentinel, Night Visions, and The Twilight Zone.
In 2007, she appeared alongside Kristanna Loken and Moneca Delain in SciFi Channel's short-lived series, Painkiller Jane, and had a bit role in SFC's Tin Man (with Callum Keith Rennie and James Ashcroft).
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Marine ready room

The Marine Ready Room can be seen briefly in "Daybreak, Part II". and at least 18 Marines possibly officers and higher ranking enlisted men and women being briefed on the plan to attack The Colony.
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* It appears that it is in an enclosed area, possibly the Brig. It has two Gateleg tables along with steel frame chairs.
* Unlike the Ready Room the Marine Ready Room appears to be more low tech and not as luxurious.
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Mario Battista

Mario Battista is the actor who portayed an [[Unnamed civilians in the Fleet (RDM)
#Gardener|unnamed gardener]] in the Re-imagined Series episode "Colonial Day".
Battista has appeared in such television series as Da Vinci's Inquest, Highlander: The Series, Madison, and UC: Undercover.
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Marion McAllister

Marion McAllister is a victim of the Cylon occupation on New Caprica.
Her husband, Devlin McAllister, son and daughter were shot under suspicion of harboring insurgents.
They are briefly seen on one of the many pictures of New Caprica's dead Laura Roslin presents to Gaius Baltar .
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Marita Grabiak

Marita Grabiak is a Director on the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica.
== Biographical Notes ==
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
**Water
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Marj Dusay

Marj Dusay is the actress who plays Mildred in the Galactica 1980 episode, "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II". Her work has included Guiding Light, All My Children and Capitol, for which she was nominated for the Daytime Emmy Award five times. She also appeared as Kara on the infamous Star Trek episode, "Spock's Brain".
Film roles included Mrs. Douglas MacArthur in MacArthur (1977) with Gregory Peck.
She was born in Hays, Kansas. On January 28, 2020, Dusay died at the age of 83
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Mark

Please select a specific reference for the proper name and term mark:
== People ==
* Mark Houghton, the actor who portrayed Kern Vinson in "Sacrifice".
* Mark Jones, a writer of "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last script in production when Galactica 1980 was canceled.
* Mark Sheppard, the actor who portrayed Romo Lampkin in the last few episodes of the Re-imagined Series' third season.
* Mark Verheiden, a writer and producer of the Re-imagined Series.
* "Marksman," the call sign for Julian DiMarco in the Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero comics.
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* Mark One Eyeball, a Colonial military term for visual reconnaissance. 
* Viper Mark II, the mainstay Viper from the Cylon War.
* Viper Mark VII, the mainstay Viper from the time the Fall of the Twelve Colonies occurred.
Mark Houghton

Mark Houghton is the actor who portrayed Kern Vinson in the Re-imagined Series episode "Sacrifice".
Houghton has guest starred in various other genre series, including Stargate SG-1 (with Larry Cedar), Dark Angel (with Peter Bryant), Smallville (with Don Thompson), Seven Days (with Kimani Ray Smith), and The Dead Zone.
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Mark Jones

Mark Jones (born January 17, 1953) is one of four writers who wrote "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last episode in production at the time Galactica 1980 was officially canceled by ABC. 
He went on to work on as a story editor on The A-Team, and worked with Glen A. Larson on The Fall Guy and NightMan.
== Writer credits for "Galactica 1980" ==
* "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," with Anne Collins, Chris Bunch and Alan Cole
See also: Episodes written by Mark Jones
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Mark One Eyeball

Mark One Eyeball is a Colonial military term for visual reconnissance or flight plans improvised by the pilots themselves when searching for wreckage, survivors or managing other mission objectives. This becomes necessary when the use of technology isn't applicable or available due to unforeseen, unpredictable, or hazardous changes in completing a mission or task.
Commander Adama ordered such a search for Kara "Starbuck" Thrace when her ship was heavily damaged by an encounter with a Cylon Raider squadron .
The CAP guarding the Majahual during a critical mining operation must use their Mark One Eyeballs when DRADIS cannot distinguish between the rock and debris in the asteroid system and enemy fighters harassing the mining operation .
==Notes==
* This term is actual British military slang for eyes or eye sight, derived from British Royal Navy nomenclature for distinguishing sequential variations of a piece of equipment (i.e., "Mark 13 Depth Charge"). Since the human eye has not changed, it is called the Mark I Eyeball. The term is typically used when someone relies too much on their equipment: "Use your Mark One Eyeball!". It is used likewise in the United States military and other predominantly English-speaking countries.
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