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Cole Taylor

Captain Cole "Stinger" Taylor is the former CAG of the battlestar Pegasus. 
Like many Pegasus officers under Admiral Helena Cain's thrall, Taylor is a humorless officer that seems to regard Galactica officers as tainted in some way. He feels that Commander Adama's son, Lee, has been given his responsibilities as CAG through his father's influence.
== Encounter with Galactica ==
After Pegasus jumps into range of the Fleet, Admiral Cain is brought to Galactica on Taylor's Raptor, 861, along with Lieutenant Noel Allison and Colonel Jack Fisk. Upon a tour of Galactica, and overhearing comments about Allison's Viper, he admonishes Adama for the lack of discipline under his stead.
When Captain Adama is transferred to Pegasus on Admiral Cain's orders, Taylor busts Lee Adama's role to a mere Raptor pilot to accompany him on a recon mission to an unknown Cylon ship . While on the mission, tensions break out between Galactica and Pegasus relating to the death of Alastair Thorne. Under Cain's orders, Taylor relieves Adama at gunpoint. Adama is allowed to go to the back of the Raptor where he secretly contacts Kara Thrace aboard the Blackbird, who has just returned from her own secret reconnaissance effort of the Cylon vessel.
Once tensions between the two battlestar crews abate, Cain receives a download of Thrace's recon photos. Impressed not only by Thrace's work, but in her brazenness, she promotes Thrace to Captain and to the duties of Pegasus CAG, replacing Taylor, who had failed to notice Thrace and Adama's scheming behind his back .
Later, Taylor is placed in the brig after mouthing off to Pegasus's commanding officer, Commander Garner. Whether or not he is released following Garner's death is not known , and his fate thereafter remains unstated.
==Notes==
*Although he wears a Viper pilot's patch on his right sleeve, Pegasus Raptor 861 is marked with his name when Admiral Cain is first flown to .
*Ron D. Moore notes in his podcast for "Resurrection Ship, Part I" that it was difficult to get actor John Pyper-Ferguson back on set due to scheduling. This is why, after briefly appearing in the teaser segment at the beginning of the episode, he was not featured in future episodes. Ferguson would later appear in the prequels Caprica as Tomas Vergis and Blood and Chrome as Xander Toth.
*In the one-shot comic Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus from Dynamite Entertainment, Cole Taylor is mistakenly named "Robert Taylor".
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Colin

Cadet Colin is a "green" pilot on .
He accompanies Blue Squadron on a patrol that happens across the Acmarans homeworld. As he attempts to return to orbit from this planet, his Viper is the first to encounter an energy field, instantly destroying the Viper (The Law of Volahd).
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Colin (disambiguation)

Colin is a common male first name and is shard by the following:''
* Colin, a pilot in the -based comic, The Law of Volahd.
* Colin Corrigan, the actor who portrays Allan Nowart in the Re-imagined Series.
* Colin Lawrence, the actor who portrays Hamish "Skulls" McCall in the Re-imagined Series.
* Colin Meacham, a set designer on the Re-imagined Series.
Colin Corrigan

Colin Corrigan (born June 7, 1971) is the actor who portrays Marine Allan Nowart in the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Corrigan has acted in various genre series, including Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Andromeda, and Jeremiah.
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Colin Lawrence

Colin Lawrence is an actor from the United Kingdom who portrays the recurring character Hamish "Skulls" McCall in the Re-imagined Series.
Born to Jamaican parents in London, England, he and his three siblings were raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. After graduating high school, he pursued an education in marketing, landing a job as an operations manager in the retail field. With aspirations of becoming a model, his sister helped Lawrence find an agent and was signed. The agent later approached him with an offer to audition for 1995's Slam Dunk Ernest, which he landed the role of Tommy T and thus began his career as an actor, instead of a model. 
After Slam Dunk Ernest, Lawrence enrolled in acting classes while waiting tables, working on genre series including The Outer Limits and The Sentinel.
In 1997, Lawrence is given the recurring role of Warren in Stargate SG-1, acting in the series' pilot, "Children of the Gods". Stargate SG-1 lead to additional roles, which results in his leaving the waiting job. These roles included The X-Files, First Wave, Seven Days, and a small recurring role in Dark Angel pairing him with future Galactica guest star, Fulvio Cecere (Lt. Alistair Thorne). 
In 2004, he landed the recurring role on The L Word as Pam Grier's on-screen son, David Waters, which is one of his favorite roles due to the fact that he works with Grier.
 
In 2005, he and his wife, Lucia Walters, portrayed the Kendricks in The 4400 episode "Weight of the World". According to Lawrence, "It's not too often that you get to work across from your mate. It was just a lot of fun to actually work on a show together as husband and wife."
In 2006, Lawrence landed a role on Blade: The Series as Blade's father, Robert Brooks, who is shown to the audience via flashback scenes. Lawrence readily jumped to the role as "if you can't play Blade, then you can sure play his daddy! I think that's great because who wouldn't want to be the father to a super hero? It's just a great opportunity and I am happy to be a part of it."
== External Links ==
*Colin Lawrence GALACTICA.TV interview
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Collishaw

Private Collishaw is a Marine on . He is part of the fire team that rescues Captain during the early stages of a Cylon Boarding action. He stays with Captain Adama for the rest of the siege and is killed near the end, at Aft Damage Control .
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Collision Course!

: For the technical term used in the Re-imagined Series, see: CBDR.
The combined might of the and Scavenge World defeats the first Cylon basestar, resulting in plenty of spare parts for the taking, but Galactica is rendered immobile. and load a freighter with explosives with a plan to detonate it and destroy the second and third basestars. escapes from Scavenge World on an ancient shuttle and provides cover as they eject in a shuttle pod and the plan succeeds. Lucifer escapes, has Uri arrested, and Starbuck is left behind as the repaired fleet heads out.
==Reviews==
One of five issues, along with "Scavenge World," "The Trap!," "Berzerker" and "The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy" singled out as above-average by reviewer John Dorsey in an article on battlestargalactica.com.
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Colm Feore

Colm Feore is a Canadian-American actor born in Boston, Massachusetts. Within Galactica universe, Feore appears on-screen as Richard Adar, the President of the Twelve Colonies at the time of the Cylon attack.
Feore graduated from Ridly College in St. Catherines, Ontario, and attended the National Theater School in Montreal, Quebec. He became a member of the Acting Company at the famous Stratford Festival of Canada, where he performed such roles as Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew and the title characters in Richard III and Hamlet. 
While not performing at Stratford, Feore appeared in minor roles in American and Canadian film and television productions. He shot to fame in Canada by portraying former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in a 2002 CBC miniseries. The actress portraying Trudeau's then-wife Margaret, Polly Shannon, is the real-life girlfriend of Callum Keith Rennie, better known in Battlestar Galactica as Leoben Conoy, a Humanoid Cylon.
Feore is perhaps best-known internationally for his intelligent portrayals of varying characters as diverse as pianist Glenn Gould and Marcus Andronicus in the 1999 remake of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. He also portrayed the Necromongers' Lord Marshal in The Chronicles of Riddick. He recently appeared in the film Bon Cop, Bad Cop, which has become one of the highest-grossing Canadian films of all time. 
Feore currently resides in Stratford, Ontario, Canada, with his wife Donna and their three children.
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Colonial (disambiguation)

As to be expected, the term Colonial is used widely in both series, as it is the proper term for people from the Twelve Colonies:
== The ==
* Colonial hovercraft, land vehicles of the Colonies.
* Colonial Military Institute, a military school where participates in a study on mental powers.
* Colonial Shuttle, the ships uses to ferry people to other ships, planets, and locales.
* Colonial Viper, the space superiority fighter of the Colonial military.
* Colonial Warrior, the name given to members of the Colonial military.
* Colonial battles chronology (TOS), a full listing of the battles that the Colonials are involved in.
== The Re-imagined Series ==
=== Colonial society ===
* Colonial Anthem, the anthem of the Colonies.
* Colonial Seal, the emblem that is on all government documentation and other insignia.
* Colonial calendar, an overview of the timekeeping methods of the Colonies.
* Colonial Ministry of Education, the arm of the government dealing with education matters.
* Colonial Day, the celebration of the Articles of Colonization, which unified the Colonies 52 years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
* Colonial Dispatch, a publication in the Fleet that was sharply critical of Gaius Baltar during his bid for the presidency.
* Colonial Gang, a wireless news talk show in the Fleet.
* Colonial Press, a term to describe the press corps in the Fleet.
* Colonial Worker's Alliance, the union that Galen Tyrol leads on New Caprica and later re-institutes in the Fleet after the exodus from that planet.
=== Colonial military ===
* Colonial Fleet, the military of the Colonies.
* Colonial Marine Corps, a branch of the Colonial Fleet.
* Colonial Ministry of Defense, the arm of the government dealing with the armed forces.
* Colonial Wireless Alphabet, the phonetic alphabet used by the Colonial Fleet over wireless.
* Colonial Defense Mainframe, the primary central computer which acts as a hub of information and coordination for Colonial Fleet activity.
* Colonial Intelligence, a military intelligence branch of the Colonial Fleet.
* Colonial Fleet Hub, a space station in orbit of Gemenon in the Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus comic. 
=== Ships ===
* Colonial Heavy 798, the name of a transport that ferries Laura Roslin to prior to the Fall.
* Colonial One, the call sign for any ship carrying the President of the Twelve Colonies; formerly Colonial Heavy 798.
* Colonial Defender, the unofficial name of a ship that is seen in the Fleet.
* Colonial troop transport, ships used during the Cylon War as depicted in the comic books.
=== Other ===
* Colonial battles chronology (RDM), a full listing of battles that the Colonials are involved in.
* Colonial Computer History, a history of computing and other technology on the Colonies.
* "Colonial Day," an episode of Season 1.
* Colonial One captain, the unnamed captain of the Colonial Heavy 798 at the time of the Fall.
* Colonial prison system, the system used by the Colonies for removing and rehabilitating convicts separate from normal society.
Colonial Day (holiday)

Colonial Day is an annual holiday celebrating the official signing of the Articles of Colonization in .
Members of the Colonial Fleet consider its celebration to be patriotic, as Commander William Adama replies to President Laura Roslin that he would be nowhere else during a celebration of said holiday .
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* While Colonial Day is akin to celebrations surrounding Independence Day in the United States, it celebrates the ratification of important documents akin to the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.
* The holiday is not mentioned again after the episode, suggesting that it has been abandoned or simply diminished in the succeeding years of the Fleet's sojourn.
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Colonial Defense Mainframe

The Colonial Defense Mainframe was the high-security central computer where it's presumed all Colonial Fleet data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from Caprica City.
Two years prior to the events in the Miniseries, scientist Gaius Baltar allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the Command Navigation Program, an avionics operating system for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later. 
Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a Cylon agent, model Number Six, who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a backdoor that allows the Cylon Raiders and basestars to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to battlestars, leaving them defenseless.
's computer systems were never networked, nor was the CNP installed to any of its subsystems. As a result, Galactica survives while almost all of her sister ships meet their demise in the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Unknown to Galactica at the time, the battlestar Pegasus survives by virtue of having its computer systems offline while in space dock during the Cylon assault.
Galactica's last Viper Mark VII squadron was equipped with the CNP, which leads to their immediate destruction by two Cylon Raiders in the early moments of the attack.
According to Shelly Godfrey, the Defense Mainframe was destroyed by an explosive device, ostensibly placed there by Gaius Baltar, moments before the Cylon Attack . The charge is later dropped when an investigation reveals that Baltar's image had been falsified in the recording from Godfrey.
In the last episode of the series Daybreak, Part II it was revealed that Baltar deliberately with prior calculation provided the information of the Colonial Defense Mainframe to his girlfriend Caprica-Six who he knew would give the information to her "Employers". At the time he still did not know Caprica-Six was a Cylon, and certainly didn't know that his action would result tin the deaths of billions of people but did actively conspire to commit espionage. Prior to this revelation it was thought by implication or inference that he gave her the information out of a narcissistic need to impress her. In either case he implies he did it for love for her. 
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Colonial Fleet

In a military context, the Colonial Fleet comprises the armed services and defensive spaceborne warships in both the Original Series and Re-imagined Series. Sometimes, viewers may also hear the term used to describe the civilian fleet guarded by the battlestar Galactica in both series.
* See Colonial Fleet (TRS) for information on the 120 battlestars and support vessels that comprise the Colonial Fleet prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series.
* See Colonial Fleet (TOS) for information on the surviving battlestars of the Thousand-Yahren War against the Cylons of the Original Series.
* See The Fleet (TRS) for more about the civilian ships in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the Re-imagined Series.
* See The Fleet (TOS) for more about the civilian ships in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Man in the Original Series.
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Colonial Fleet (TOS)

The Colonial Fleet, at one time, comprised many battlestars and hundreds of squadrons of s organized to fight the Cylon Empire during the Thousand-Yahren War.
Just before the Battle of Cimtar, only six battlestars remainedFor more on these ships and their design, see the article, Battlestar (TOS)..
After the Battle of Cimtar, all but one known battlestar, , is destroyed by an elaborate Cylon ambush. Rather than mounting a suicidal offensive against the Cylons, and to protect the few survivors, Galactica gathers approximately 220 civilian ships and leads them out of Colonial space.
The Colonial Fleet becomes a bit stronger, albeit briefly, when Commander Cain returns with battlestar Pegasus. Sadly, the battlestar is again lost, apparently for good, during a direct attack against a basestar .
There is little discussion in the Original Series on other warcraft used by the Twelve Colonies of Man aside from the battlestars.
===Known Battlestars===
Eight battlestars are mentioned or seen in the Original Series.The Costume Department at New West has indicated that three further battlestars may have been referenced had the show been renewed: the Solaria, Cerberus and Prometheus. This information, however, is not canonical.
* Atlantia - destroyed by the Cylons at Cimtar and President Adar's flagship
* Acropolis - mentioned in connection with the attack at Cimtar, and so assumed to be one of the battlestars seen near Cimtar 
* Columbia - destroyed prior to the events at Cimtar (The Gun on Ice Planet Zero)Contrary to fan fiction accounts, no official information exists that confirms that Columbia was the class name of the Original Series battlestars.
* , the central battlestar of the Original Series
* Pacifica - mentioned in connection with the attack at Cimtar, and so assumed to be one of the battlestars seen near the moon
* - presumed destroyed at the Battle of Molecay (The Living Legend)
* Rycon - destroyed at the Battle of the Cosmara Archipelago 
* Triton - mentioned in connection with the attack at Cimtar, and so assumed to be one of the battlestars seen near the moon
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Colonial Fleet Hub

Colonial Fleet Hub, referred to as Colonial Fleet Hub, Gemenon or Gemenon Control, is a space station in orbit of Gemenon, capable of housing many battlestars and other various military craft. 
Pegasus docks here to offload her s for maintenance and upgrades before receiving orders to find the Chronos.
Aaron Doral, Number Six and Simon, all humanoid Cylons are able to infiltrate this facility months prior to the attack (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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Colonial Fleet transport

The Colonial Fleet transport is a heavy cargo and personnel transport in service during the First Cylon War, whose design sees use in civilian applications into the decades leading up to, and following, the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
One such transport, numbered 06 and emblazoned with the Colonial seal, conveys Ensign William Adama to his new assignment, battlestar Galactica. While en route, he meets Jenna McGavin and Nina Leothe, after completing his holoband's level 6 flight simulation training . Adama also becomes aware of "war porn," as Colonial Marines review their kill footage from firefights with Cylon Centurions .
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*The ship's digital model is a modification of Gemenon Traveler, Kimba Huta and Thera Sita craft from the Re-imagined Series.
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File:Blood and Chrome - Colonial Fleet Transport Interior.jpg|The interior of a Colonial Fleet transport transporting Ensign William Adama to his first assignment aboard .
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Colonial Heavy 691

Colonial Heavy 691 is a ship in the Colonial Fleet used to observe the final test of the Command Navigation Program prior to its widespread implementation in the Fleet (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4).
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Colonial Intelligence

Colonial Intelligence (a.k.a. Colintel or ColIntel) is a military intelligence division of the Colonial Fleet. 
Agent Christa Nolan of Colintel selects seven Viper pilots, including Kara Thrace and for a mission to prevent Darja Purat from falling into terrorist hands, while escorting him through the Virgon moon cluster. 
However, it appears that Purat himself has his influence over one or more people in Colintel, as he was able to recruit Nolan, who helped him escape from his prison transport ship (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
After the incident, Agent Levin from Colonial Intelligence arrives on in order to take charge of the mission to pursue Purat. As it is within his authority to take command of the battlestar, Levin does so after it becomes apparent that Commander William Adama and Colonel Saul Tigh refuse to deploy nuclear weapons in order to take out Purat (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4).
Colonial Intelligence is also responsible for ensuring the security of sensitive data. As the Cylons make their final attack on the Colonies, Anna Bazinet recruits Owen Wilkens' prisoners on the Astral Queen to remove servers from the Gemenon Data Processing Complex, so as to prevent them from falling into Cylon hands (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4).
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Colonial Military Code

The Colonial Military Code refers to the rules and regulations which govern the actions of the Colonial Fleet and Colonial Marine Corps. 
After being rescued from , Galen Tyrol is interrogated by Colonel Tigh about his relationship with Sharon Valerii after her attempted assassination of Commander Adama. During his interrogation, Tyrol attempts to invoke his "Article 21 rights"; presumably the right to legal counsel . 
When , as executive officer of Demetrius, attempts to relieve Kara Thrace of command, he invokes his authority by citing Article 10 of the Code . 
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* It appears the Colonial Military Code is analogous to real-world documents such as the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) which governs the United States armed forces.
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Colonial Military Institute

One of the Colonial Military Institute's endeavors was a study into mental powers, apparently prompted by the mythical powers of the Lords of Kobol. Commander Adama participated in a study into telekinesis prior to the birth of . 
The information learned in the study helped Adama in formulating an ineffective defense against the mental powers of Count Iblis (War of the Gods).
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