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Troy (RDM)

Troy is a small, metal rich planet in the Helios Beta system, and home to a Colonial mining settlement that suffered a cataclysm, killing a majority of the people who were there at the time. It was not one of the Twelve Colonies themselves. The disaster was caused by a protective dome collapsing and causing a massive explosion as a result of a chain reaction. 
The Cylon copy Number Eight known as Sharon "Boomer" Valerii believed that she and her parents, Abraham and Katherine Valerii, had lived on Troy (TRS: "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II," "Flesh and Bone"). 
== Notes ==
* In Greek mythology, in Homer's Iliad, Troy was a city and the site of the Trojan War.
*A certain parallel can be seen between the backstory and the story of the Trojan Horse. Sharon Varelii could be seen as the Trojan Horse sent by the Cylons, who would be considered the other Greek factions aligned against the Trojans. The Cylons send Valerii into the Colonies through Troy to destroy them. Valerii is accepted and ultimately betrays the Colonies much to their shock and surprise.
* According to the fictional backstory, her mother was still alive when Boomer left for the Colonial Fleet academy and that the accident happened en route. In the Miniseries, she tells Boxey that her parents died when she was little. Later, in "Downloaded," she says that she received a gift from her mother when she left for the academy. This jibes with the first point, but conflicts with what she tells Boxey, therefore becoming a continuity error unless training exists for very young cadets. However, Sharon also might have been making this claim in an attempt to comfort Boxey.
* The colony was possibly settled by Aerilon, as Gaius Baltar noted that Valerii had a slight trace of an Aerilonian accent , however, the Map of the Twelve Colonies shows that the planet is located in a separate system from Aerilon, instead being the first planet located next to Virgon and Leonis. It is noted that Troy has been mined extensively by these two colonies since their founding.
* A deleted scene from "Daybreak" mentions that the disaster was the result of a protective dome over a city collapsing and causing a massive explosion as a result of a chain reaction. The fact that cities on Troy were domed indicates that the rest of the planet was either uninhabitable or at least very unfriendly to human life. This is supported by information from the Map of the Twelve Colonies.
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Troy (TOS-RH)

Troy, known also by his childhood nickname "," is the adopted son of Lieutenant Commander Apollo. He holds the rank of lieutenant and is a Warrior and Viper pilot.
== Background ==
After the then-six yahren old survives the attack on Caprica, he joins the Fleet and suffers the loss of both Muffit and, later, his mother, Serina. During the exodus, his anger and hatred for the Cylons grew even further, the seed of which was planted when the Cylons killed his biological father some yahren earlier.
Troy's drive to become a Colonial Warrior is spurred by his hatred for the Cylons, and, to some extent, his respect for his adoptive father. The result of his drive was his being the youngest Warrior to have graduated from the Academy, which was later a record beaten by Dalton, the daughter of Starbuck and Cassiopeia. After graduating, he is disappointed that they had been able to evade the Cylons, at least for six yahren.
While Troy is angered at Starbuck's death at Ochoa, he is happy that the Cylons have returned, and is able to fulfill his need for revenge.
== Relationships ==
Troy mainly keeps to his own adopted family, which includes , , , , , , and . 
Prior to Adama's death, he elicits a promise from Troy to dedicate his life to serving the , believing that their wisdom is the only way the human race can be saved.
As for relationships with fellow youths, Troy was Dalton's babysitter and language tutor during her childhood. When she becomes the youngest Warrior to graduate Academy at age 17, he comes to recognize that he is romantically attracted to her, despite the eight year age difference .
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Troy Adama

Troy "Boxey" Adama is the adopted son of former Flight Captain Apollo and the biological son of Serina; his grandfather, Commander Adama, outlived both his parents. During his childhood years, he was known as , which inevitably became his callsign.
By 1980 C.E., he became a Warrior and flew patrols that he believed were worthless as during his life as a Warrior, neither he nor his wingman, Dillon, encounter Cylons. To cope with the boredom and conditions in the Fleet, Troy seeks refuge in ambrosia and often drinks while on patrol, much to Dillon's chagrin. Troy and Dillon appear to have an odd relationship, as Dillon is responsible and "by-the-book" in his approach as a Warrior.
During a patrol in 1980, Troy and Dillon recover the Voyager spacecraft launched by NASA several Earth years prior. After Doctor Gaius Zee deciphers the golden disc on Voyager, they find the location of Earth and discover its inhabitants to be primitive and unable to repel a Cylon invasion, should one occur. Troy and Dillon are dispatched as scouts prior to Commander Adama's ill-advised appearance over the White House in Washington, D.C. (Galactica 1980 1).
After Galactica's debris fall over Washington, D.C., Troy and Dillion land to determine if Adama survived the attack. As Adama and Dillion extract Adama's body from the debris, they encounter soldiers from the United States Army. During the altercation, Dillon is mortally wounded and Troy returns fire, incapacitating a solider until the soldiers are forced to retreat due to the radiation. Before Dillion dies, he tells Troy to forgive their Earth brothers, for they are only human (Galactica 1980 2).
Fleeing from the site, Troy later encounters Doctor Felix Mortinson, who speaks Caprican albeit roughly, and with Mortinson's help bring Adama to meet with President Jimmy Carter. After initial resistance from Carter, Adama is able to secure the American's assistance against the Cylon forces and orders the Colonial Fleet to stand down from their invasion of Earth (Galactica 1980 3). 
As the Cylons begin their own attack—lead by Baltar and Lucifer—Adama devises a plan to use nuclear warheads against the Cylon basestars, as they are susceptible to this technology. Troy objects when Adama takes Troy's Viper, however Adama doesn't give him any choice in the matter. With the initial Cylon invasion thwarted, Adama dead in a suicide run on Baltar's basestar, Doctor Zee killed, and a majority of the Colonial Fleet destroyed in the battle, Troy assumes the mantle of the leader of the Colonials. Establishing a rapport with a reporter, Ms. Hamilton, Troy begins to learn English and helps the Thirteenth Tribe create a new battlestar, Adama (Galactica 1980 4). 
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Tubed vessel

The tubed vesselThis is a Battlestar Wiki descriptive term. is a ship in the Fleet circa . It has three vertical tubes on each side, and is seen in proximity of Gemenon Traveler after a copy of Number Two is discovered aboard .
Circa , it jumps away from New Caprica during the orbital Fleet's emergency jump, just prior to the wedge-shaped vessel, after the Cylons investigate a radiation signature caused by Gina Inviere's detonation of a nuclear warhead from a year prior .
==Behind the Scenes==
A separate tubed vessel is seen among the sublight ships left behind by the FTL-capable ships after the Fall of the Colonies, and is destroyed by the Cylons .
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Tucana singers

The Tucana singers are entertainers who perform at the chancery at Carillon. They possess four eyes and two mouths. The lower mouth is capable of signing in a different (and substantially lower) pitch than the upper mouth.
Starbuck attempts to become their agent, somehow believing that he'd be able to get them on the "star circuit," but the singer he talks to appears uncomfortable even discussing such a proposal, looking off to the side where an Ovion is watching. She advises Starbuck to try again later, if he is still around. This implies that the singers may have been aware of the true nature of the chancery and expected Starbuck to be processed into food before too long .
Their fate after the Battle of Carillon remains unknown. 
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SOSW_-_Tucana_Singer_Lower_Mouth.png|Lower mouth opens to emit lower pitched sounds, capable of shattering glass.
== In the separate continuity ==
The sisters appear on as singers at the chancery, where tells his fanciful dream of putting them up on the "star circuit," much to Boomer's bemused disdain ().
== Notes ==
* Topps and Wonder Bread trading cards from 1978 CE erroneously refer to the singers as "the Android sisters."
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Tucanas

Tucanas are the species of the Tucana singers encountered on Carillon by Starbuck and . 
Tucanas are mainly humanoid in appearance, though are four-eyed and two-mouthed. The lower mouth is capable of generating a low-pitch capable of breaking glass if sustained for a long period of time .
According to the Writer's Guide, Tucanas are "feline, three-dimensional creatures".
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Tucker

Tucker is a young boy that bullies Willie Griffin for his futuristic tales about finding several spaceships in a nearby field.
After Willie is secretly vindicated by the United States Air Force (who haul off the ships), the pilots of the ships, Troy and Dillon, offer to loan a wrist computron to Willie in exchange for information on the ships' whereabouts.
Tucker receives an unfortunate reprisal from Willie, who uses the invisibility features on the wrist computron to his advantage .
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Twelve Colonial Empires

:For the canonical depiction of the Twelve Colonies of the Original Series, see: The Twelve Colonies of Man.
The Twelve Colonial Empires (or the Colonial Empire) consists of the aether-faring human race, and includes the following worlds:
* While not specifically called "Aeries," Adama refers to the "Aerians" in his statement in the last page of Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4. Given that comic series' predilection for using names of colonies from the Original Series lexicon, it is a logical progression that the colony be named "Aeries."
* Caprica
* Gemini
* Sagitaria
The governing body for the Empire is the , featuring Archdukes and other aristocrats numbering twelve in total. Following Professor 's attempt at acquiring power following Carillion's destruction, the Quorum quickly excised Baltar, as well as both anything and anyone (including survivors of the Battle of Carillion) touched by Baltar's technologies into the aether (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
== Caprica ==
Caprica is known as the Twelfth Colonial Empire.
The first target of Baltar's vengeance was Caprica, home to Archduke Adama who was instrumental in thwarting Baltar's power grab following the conclusion of the Ovion Wars.
Using the Cylonics, Baltar is able to lay waste to Caprica by turning the aethership Atlantia into a solium bomb (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
== Gemini ==
Gemini falls under attack as well, and following 's defeat there, Baltar lures Adama (with false transmissions purporting to be from Cain) and a small group of ships in order to wipe out the remaining defense of the Colonial Empire (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2).
== Sagitaria ==
Sagitaria is the next of the Colonies to be targeted by Baltar. However, the battle against and its small fleet at Gemini results in Baltar abandoning this action, and a retreat to to regroup the Cylonic attack force (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
== Others ==
* Helia, a former prison planetoid of the Empire.
== Notes ==
* The planet Rising Star is outside of the Colonial Empire, but populated by humans.
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Twelve Colonies of Man (TOS alternate reality)

The Twelve Colonies of Man are the homeworlds of the , who have been at war with the for a thousand yahren.
In an alternate reality, the last president of the , , is lead to betrayal of the human race by . In the devastating , every is destroyed, and humanity is mostly purged from the Colonies leaving great cities, such as those of , in ruins (). 
Known survivors congregate into one of two groups, either the Colonial Resistance lead by Adama or a pirate group with a lead by ( & ) 
These two forces later conjoin their efforts following the influence of temporally displaced Warriors, and , and fight to regain their destroyed homeworlds ().
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Twilight Command

Twilight Command is a Colonial Marine squad assigned just outside of Caprica City, . At the time of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, it is lead by Sergeant Alexa Flores.
Following the Fall, she and Tomlin (the only survivor under her command) from Twilight Command make it to The Fleet. It is there that both she and Tomlin elect to desert the Colonial Military, believing that it no longer exists and that Admiral William Adama is "playing soldier" in a make believe fantasy.
Flores reforms Twilight Command as her own elite force, enlisting Spark, Devos, and Tomlin, and together they plan to escape in a Raptor from Galactica some twenty-two days prior to the discovery of New Caprica. Forewarned about this effort, Twilight Command's operation is thwarted by Kara Thrace. Following this, Adama decides to jail these conspirators, believing that they can be a useful asset in the future despite their disobedience (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2).
Twilight Command's members are released and settle New Caprica (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 5), but are forced to create their own resistance force on New Caprica—separate from the resistance force under Saul Tigh—after the Cylons discover and occupy New Caprica's human population.
Operating as of the 102nd day of the Cylon occupation of New Caprica, Twilight Command kept itself outside of New Caprica City in a nearby forest and fought solely for its own survival. 
At Tigh's behest, before he is taken away by the Cylons, Galen Tyrol and Samuel Anders seek out a probable location for Twilight Command and, much to their surprise, establish contact (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1).
Twilight Command is able to take out John Cavil's Centurion factory, as well as the Centurions made there, thus crippling Cavil's plans on dominating the human race. This effort gives the New Caprica denizens time to establish its own resistance and a chance for survival under the Cylon occupation (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 5).
== Members ==
* Alexa Flores†, a former sergeant in the Colonial Marine Corps.
* Deacon, a reprogrammed Centurion that can speak.
* Devos, a former Colonial spy.
* Spark, a technical "genius."
* Tomlin, a former Marine private under Flores's first iteration of Twilight Command.
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Twinam

Private Twinam was a Marine on Galactica. She is part of the fire team that rescues Captain Lee Adama during the early stages of a Cylon boarding action.
She stays with Captain Adama for the rest of the siege and is the first one killed near the end, at Aft Damage Control .
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Two

Please choose a specific reference for the number two (2):
== Original Series ==
* Battlestar Galactica: Year Two proposal, a proposal generated by Glen A. Larson about his plans for the Original Series' second season.
* Stories for Season Two of the Original Series, an article discussing episodes that were described in the aforementioned proposal.
* "Two For Twilly," an unfilmed script written by Jim Carlson and Terrence McDonnell.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Number Two, a Significant Seven humanoid Cylon who is first introduced as "Leoben Conoy".
* Season 2, an article covering the Re-imagined Series' second season.
* Season 2 DVD, a disambiguation covering all the DVD releases for the aforementioned second season.
Two-engine cargo vessel

The Two-engine cargo vesselThis is a Battlestar Wiki descriptive term. is a ship in . It has two engine pods on extended struts and a central boxy section. At least one was part of the original convoy created by President Laura Roslin shortly after the attacks though was abandoned with other sublight ships as the FTL-capable vessels jumped to Ragnar . An FTL-capable ship of this design later survived with the Fleet as they left the Colonies .
Twenty-five days after the attacks, the FTL-capable one was in formation with several ships including the Tubed vessel and Wedge-shaped vessel when Raptor 718 came to dock with the Gemenon Traveler after a copy of Leoben Conoy was discovered aboard the ship .
It appears during the Fleet's emergency jump away from New Caprica over a year after the Colonials settled on the planet .
It later jumped back to original co-ordinates after the fleet was scared by the arrival of the Rebel baseship .
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Two (Out of Seven) MAGLEV Stations Re-open

Two (Out of Seven) MAGLEV Stations Re-open is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Maius 3, YR42.
== Story ==
Hey, yeah, it's something, but it's still a disgrace. 
I'd like to send out a half-assed "Congratulations" to the n Department of Public Works, the Department of Community Relations, the Department of Roads and Bridges, the Department of Transportation and the dozens of other departments that I'm sure are involved with this continuing fiasco for actually managing to open not one but two MAGLEV stations that were, shall we say, "affected" by the STO bombing a few months ago. 
Wow, guys. Two whole stations! Out of seven! Yeah, the street and sidewalk below is still a frakkin' mess, but at least people can actually get to that mess - or a part of it, anyway - via MAGLEV train now. After about what seems like a hundred months after the incident. Yeah! 
For the love of the gods, I'm talking about accountability here, people. I'm talking about Caprican pride. The longer the MAGLEV line and the streets below lie in ruins, the more powerful a message of complacency and apathy we're giving to the other Colonies. Yeah, come one, come all, come and blow us up, we don't care! Eventually, oh, corrosion or something will clean up the mess. 
I don't care where the "funding" comes from, pass around a frakkin' hat. But get the money, and get it fixed, and get it cleaned up. Now. Or else the rest of the Colonies will shake their heads and sigh and wonder why we're asleep all the godsdamn time. 
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Two For Twilly

Written by Jim Carlson and Terrence McDonnell
Overview:
Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief Twilly, the only gyro specialist on Galactica juggles two wives: Zeena and Gayla. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.
Synopsis:
The Colonial fleet approaches a deadly megastar with a gravity field that could pull the entire fleet into the star if they get too close. A plan is made to use the star's gravity to slingshot the fleet ahead at great speed. The only ship in the fleet not yet prepared for the slingshot effect is Agroship 3, which needs a special diode installed in the navigation system. Starbuck and Apollo fly to the agroship to deliver the diode. Zeena accompanies them. She is transferring to the ship to be with her husband, Twilly, a gyro-specialist. She plans to surprise him with the transfer. Little does she know that Twilly has another wife, Gayla, on board.
Twilly is shocked when he sees Zeena. Starbuck and Apollo soon learn what's going on and are stunned by his stupidity. Twilly manages to install the diode, and the fleet begins to go past the star.
Despite Starbuck and Apollo's best efforts, Gayla and Zeena eventually run into each other and learn that the other is also married to Twilly. Gayla is furious and shoots at Twilly with a laser, damaging the navigational equipment. The ship quickly moves off course and heads towards the mega star. Apollo helps Captain Demeter to stabilize the ship, but it only buys them some time.
Sheba and Boomer take a shuttle to the agroship to bring a new stabilizer. They have to abort landing, though, because Twilly realizes that the weight of the shuttle would upset the delicate balance of the ship. Unable to deliver the stabilizer, they straddle the ship's surface and use the shuttle's thrusters to try and slow her drift.
Twilly is so upset that he is unable to make the necessary repairs. Starbuck gets frustrated and threatens to tell Gayla and Zeena that he was deliberately out to hurt them. Ultimately, Starbuck gets the women to say they forgive him to get his mind back on track. After that, Twilly easily installs the stabilizer and the agroship is saved. He then learns that Gayla and Zeena never want to see him again and Adama dissolves both marriages. Twilly then radios the Rising Star and talks to his third wife, Vella. 
== Notes ==
*Two For Twilly is an average script. There's nothing really bad about it, but nothing really great, either. 
*This script is broadly based on the Alec Guinness movie Captain’s Paradise. 
*Two For Twilly was very nearly filmed. The scripts were passed out to the cast and crew, and preliminary casting was underway when it was pulled due to conflicts with ABC over the story. A young Jamie Lee Curtis read for the role of one of the wives. 
*There is a chance this script would have been eventually produced had the show gone a second season.
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A PDF of the script .
 
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