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Hecate (TOS-RH)

Captain Hecate is a on in .
She leads Fourth Squadron and is summoned by Major following work stoppages by Virgil and other technicians in Galactica bays. Hecate later participates in the incursion aboard Ursus, lead by Lieutenant Colonel , to recover Lieutenant and Dalton from the cultist with the aid of Ursus first officer, Portia, and able crew members.
Hecate survives the operation, leading multiple pilots of Fourth Squadron—including Dalton—in the battle against 's forces when they spring their first full-fledged attack against , after a six pause. After Hecate saves Dalton from a pair of Cylon s, Hecate herself is shortly killed when a Raider collides with her .
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Hectar

According to the Writer's Guide, dated October 2, 1978, a hectar is defined as 9 million miles, or 1/10 of a parsec. The plural form is "hectares". The unit sectar may be a corruption or permutation of hectar.
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Hectometer

A hectometer is a Colonial term for an altimeter, or similar device, which is a part of the Colonial .
In "The Law of Volahd," tells Captain :
: According to computron readouts, both Lomis and Colin's ships destructed at an altitude of .0359 on our hectometer ...
== Notes ==
* In reality, a hectometer is a unit of length, equaling 100 meters.
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Hector

Hector is an android created out of "spare parts" by the android, Vector, before the death of John Russel Fowler, father of Sarah Fowler. 
Despite Hector's "heritage," Hector is the kinder of the two. Hector assists in constructing the grave and the domicile in time for Michael's ship to land on the planet Paradeen.
Hector mistakes , who has shaggy dark-brown hair, as Sarah Fowler's oldest child, Charity. Hector also forgets to disable the transmitter, which results in yet more ire from Vector.
Hector additionally assists in taking Starbuck to the city, later returning to the farm to gather assistance. While he is constantly bashed by the senior android, Vector, tells him it was the right thing to do. Later on, after the Eastern Alliance enforcers are rounded up, and at the permission of Sarah, the androids finally get to perform a dance from the Royal Theatre of Terra .
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Hector Alonzo

Hector Alonzo is a Hispanic land owner and farmer on Earth circa 1980 CE.
Alonzo is married to Louise, with whom he has two children, Gloria and Chris. Before Alonzo started his own farm, he used to work for John Steadman, who is racist against Hispanics.
Troy and Dillon assist in helping Alonzo's farm become bountiful, despite Steadman's interest in destroying Alonzo's farm, thus replenishing the agricultural resources that the Galactican Fleet requires after the Cylons' destruction of two vital Agro Ships .
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Heike Brandstatter

Heike Brandstatter is the casting director (along with Coreen Mayrs) on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and the upcoming television movie, "The Plan".
She is credited for being the casting director of the episodes "33," "Water," "Bastille Day," "Act of Contrition," "You Can't Go Home Again," "Litmus," "Flesh and Bone," "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down," "The Hand of God" and the Miniseries.
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Heimdall

Captain Heimdall is captain of in , an old man of descent.
The pro-Ambassador Puck seditionists in had, unbeknownst to s, swept through the Hepahestus crew and eliminated all who would no come to heel, excluding Heimdall and a small contingent of workers and crew to prevent undue suspicion. 
Following the explosion of Paris' bomb in Hephaestus bay, Major (who had previously brought his aboard for maintenance) presents himself to Heimdall on Hephaestus bridge, attempting to establish authority as per 's martial law edict. Much to Boomer's dismay, Heimdall declares not only a loathing for the military but also that Hephaestus and its crew have removed themselves from Colonial service.
Heimdall is slain by Boomer, an act of self defense to avoid Heimdall's execution attempt .
== Notes ==
* Heimdall is the watchman of the gods in Norse mythology. 
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Helen

Please choose a specific reference for the name Helen:
* Helen, a nurse at the Aquaria City Extended Care Medical Center in Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1.
* Helen Page Camp, the actress who portrayed a saleslady in "The Super Scouts, Part I".
* Helena Cain, the commanding officer of Pegasus in the Re-imagined Series.
* Helena's Father, the father of Helena Cain, who dies in the Battle of Tauron in "Razor".
Helen (comic)

Helen is a nurse at the Aquaria City Extended Care Medical Center on Aquaria before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Before the Fall, Helen is one of the nurses on duty who tends to Arco Tyler, the rapidly deteriorating father of Arvin Tyler. After Helen discusses Arco's deteriorating condition to Arvin, he thanks her for all that she done, and leaves. She is presumably killed during the Fall, which occurs hours after that conversation (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Helen Gast

Helen Gast is the wife of Graystone Industries board of directors member Cornell Gast. After her husband commits suicide over a blackmail threat, Gast confronts CEO Daniel Graystone, who refuses to acknowledge her and drives away. Gast tearfully screams about her fatherless children and accuses Graystone of murder .
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Helen Page Camp

Helen Page Camp (December 27, 1930-August 1, 1991) portrayed the unnamed Saleslady in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Super Scouts, Part I".
In addition to Galactica 1980, her acting credits include The Wild Wild West, Gunsmoke, Laverne & Shirley, Cheers, MacGyver and The Wonder Years. Camp was almost exclusively a television actress, with the exception of a few minor movies in the early 1980s. 
She is best known for her recurring role as Margaret in the The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Helena Agathon

Lieutenant Helena Agathon is an officer aboard Daidalos during the First Cylon War.
Her sister, Samanta Agathon, is assigned to Galactica and is considered missing-in-action after its disappearance two weeks after deployment (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
Reunited with Samanta, Agathon later volunteers in the failed Anabasis expedition (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Anabasis).
== Concept Art ==
File:BSG Deadlock - Helena Agathon - Front - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson.Per artist, the bust was modeled in Maya, with additional sculpting and texture work done in w:ZBrush. Models were lit and rendered in ZBrush, then touched up in Adobe Photoshop. Front view.
File:BSG Deadlock - Helena Agathon - Three Quarter - Sam Nilson Concept.jpg|Unused character concept created by Sam Nilson. 3/4 view.
== Notes ==
* While not directly stated, Agathon has a descendant in the form of Karl "Helo" Agathon.
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Helena Willow

Helena Willow is one of Clarice Willow's wives.
Clarice Willow introduces Lacy Rand to Helena, who is reading a magazine in the living room, during a Saturday lunch that occurs after the Maglev 23 bombing 
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Helia

Helia is a world under Cylonic rule.
Following the destruction of Caprica, the aetherprison Proteus transports Crown Prince Apollo to Helia (along with other prisoners, including exiles and ) to mine ores in order to construct additional Cylonic Centurions (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1 & 2).
Prior to its acquisition by and the Cylonics, it was a decommissioned Colonial prison planet where Baltar acquired his raw ores and resources to build the original Cylonic Knights during the Ovion Wars (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2).
Following word of destruction and the rescue of Count , Apollo leads Boomer, Jolly, and a number of other prisoners on a quest of vengeance using stolen Cylonic shuttles ().
== Notes ==
* The planet Helia has continents that look similar to Earth's.
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Hell Hath No Fury!

==Plot Synopsis==
 meets with Mastertech Shadrach (a recurring bit character since issue #6) and asks him to go over 's Scavenger World craft very carefully. Due to its age, he suspects it may hold a clue to the lost colony of Earth. Adama also assigns Lt. on an undercover mission to determine where losses from the Fleet's food stores are ending up. Meanwhile, Starbuck and go to rendezvous with the Scavenger World shi's who have brought Eurayle. Apollo suggests that Eurayle and Starbuck resolve their dispute over whether or not Starbuck should return to Scavanger World with a duel to the death. They fake Starbuck's death during the battle, and Eurayle leaves.
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Helm

The helm is the Colonial term for the helmet worn by pilots.
It serves several functions, when worn it erects an energy shield that covers the opening in the face, in addition to the breach around the neck. On the inside of the shield, it offers a visual readout called an info-scroll, in addition to an internal communicator that allows communication to other ships and .
It also serves as a filter and oxygen supply, capable of extracting oxygen from unbreathable atmospheres 
== Notes ==
* This is implied to be the same as the helmet worn in the Original Series, however none of these functions are ever specified as being part of the helmet in the series, nor is this term used.
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Henry Cheadle

Henry Cheadle is a Marine on ("The Woman King," "The Son Also Rises").
He and another Marine are tasked with protecting Romo Lampkin during his stay aboard Galactica.
In a second bombing attempt orchestrated by Captain Aaron Kelly, Cheadle is killed when shoving Lampkin out of harm's way, taking the deadly force of the bomb .
== Notes ==
* Cheadle's first name, Henry, is confirmed by cast listing pages from two scripts, "The Woman King" and "The Son Also Rises".
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Hephaestus (TOS-RH)

Hephaestus, known affectionately by its crew as The Forge, is the 's manufacturing ship.
By way of materials from an unnamed planet the Fleet encounters during its exodus, an obsolete freighter is both repurposed and rechristened as Hephaestus circa . Using these materials, Hephaestus becomes the Forge from whence the construction of two new classes and updated technologies, including s that can only be used by their owners as of , came. 
In its reconstruction, Hephaestus features a lounge overseeing the construction and repair berths, so that operators of their vessels may wait while repairs are underway. For longer repairs, a shuttle is available to return operators and Warriors to their assigned vessels.
In , its captain, Heimdall, and his crew back the movement to install Ambassador Puck as commander of both and the Fleet. This is likely due to the fact that Hephaestus crew were paid notoriously low wages. 
A bomb planted on a transport shuttle by Paris and his blackshirt cohorts inflicts damage to Hephaestus, trapping Major aboard. A crisis response crew from Neptune, the Fleet's crisis response ship, is subsequently trapped aboard despite Boomer's assistance . 
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Hera, Lord of Kobol

Hera, Lord of Kobol, watched Athena commit suicide by throwing herself from a mountain, in despair over the exodus of the Thirteen Tribes of Man. The point Athena fell from is now referred to as the Gates of Hera. The Gates mark the entrance to the Tomb of Athena on .
The oracle Dodona Selloi tells a Number Three that the child named after the "wife and sister" of Zeus (Hera Agathon) is still alive .
Gaius Baltar discerns a cryptic notation of Hera's role as wife of Zeus to determine vital information about the Eye of Jupiter .
== See also ==
*Lords of Kobol
*Gates of Hera
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Heracleides

The Heracleides or Heracs are a military force employed by the government of Tauron to combat the uprising of poorly armed native rebel forces known as the Ha'la'tha during the Tauron Civil War.
Referring to members of the Tauron resistance as "dirteaters," the Heracs employ brutal tactics including torture and murder to combat the Ha'la'tha resistance. In the aftermath of the uprising, the victorious Heracleides forces attempt a genocide against their opponents, creating murder squads that result in huge numbers of deaths as well as the mass immigration of the native Taurons to other colonies in the Twelve Worlds, including Joseph and Samuel Adama.
Lieutenant Kolibri was a member of the Heracleides .
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Herb Jefferson Jr.

Herbert Jefferson, Jr. (born September 28, 1946) played Lieutenant in the and Colonel Boomer in the spin-off series, "Galactica 1980."
==Early life and education==
Herb Jefferson Jr. was born in Sandersville, Georgia and was raised in Jersey City, New Jersey. While he did theater production and sang in a choir with his father when he was growing up, Jefferson states he never wanted to be an actor until he worked for ABC television in New York (as the late Peter Jennings’ mail assistant.) While working for ABC he came into contact with the production of various live television shows. This inspired him to take acting classes at the Herbert Berghof Studios at night while he continued to work at ABC during the day. Eventually Jefferson landed roles in off Broadway productions. He enrolled in the New York Academy of Dramatic Arts and graduated with honors in 1969. He latter studied with renowned acting teacher Lee Strasberg (whose students included Marilyn Monroe, Robert DeNiro, Steve McQueen and Jack Nicholson) at The Actors Studio.
==As Boomer==
Jefferson played Lieutenant Boomer on the original Battlestar Galactica during the show's single season run, being chosen from a field of fifty performers who auditioned. The role of Boomer had originally been given to Terry Carter, latter cast as Colonel , who broke his ankle before shooting, which led to the role being re-cast. Boomer was in many ways the third musketeer, tagging along with (Richard Hatch) and (Dirk Benedict), making up the core group of Colonial Warriors showcased during the series. In the spinoff series, "Galactica 1980," Boomer is shown as holding the rank of Colonel, succeeding Colonel Tigh.
==After Galactica==
After the cancellation of Battlestar Galactica, Jefferson made guest appearances on popular television series such as "The Dukes of Hazzard," "T.J. Hooker," "Knight Rider" and "ER." His more recent movie credits include the Ron Howard film Apollo 13 and Wolfgang Peterson’s Outbreak. 
In a 1998 Starlog interview, Jefferson expressed a willingness to participate in a revival of the original BSG if he were approached. The aborted revival of Battlestar Galactica, set to be produced by Bryan Singer and Tom DeSanto for the Fox Network, reportedly planned to feature Jefferson as Boomer in the pilot and as a recurring character. 
Jefferson lives in southern California, has a daughter and appears at comic and game conventions. He has been involved with the California Special Olympics for over 25 years, the Marine Corps' Toys for Tots program and the California Paralyzed Veterans Association.
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*http://www.spookyempire.com/scifi/herb_jefferson.html
*http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0420170/
*http://www.battlestargalactica.com/outside_docs/bg_outdoc0036.htm
*http://www.battlestargalactica.com/newfilms.htm
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Here Be Dragons

: The Graystones search for Zoe in V-World, while a vengeful Clarice closes in on them in the real world. The Ha'la'tha turns on the Adama brothers.
== Summary ==
=== Teaser ===
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== Notes ==
* "Here be dragons" is a phrase used to denote unexplored or dangerous territories, derived from the medieval European practice of putting sea serpents and other mythological creatures in blank areas of maps. The most obvious correspondences between the title and the episode content are the inhospitable forest created by Zoe and Tamara (unexplored) and the dragon conjured there by Zoe (dangerous) to attack Amanda.
== Analysis ==
*The episode contains two indications that Evelyn is the future mother of Admiral William Adama. First, she enjoys model shipmaking, as her son is seen doing in several episodes of Battlestar Galactica. Second, she mentions a brother on Tauron who uses hunting dogs to drive foxes into the water; this is the uncle that William mentions in "Sometimes a Great Notion". This is later confirmed in the series' finale, "Apotheosis."
*Zoe-A's brief return to the body of the U-87 prototype is the first Cylon resurrection to occur in the Twelve Colonies. Like the humanoid Cylons decades later, massive damage to her physical body caused her consciousness to upload completely to a larger computer network; for Zoe, this was V-World, rather than a Resurrection Ship or the Resurrection Hub. She is capable of downloading only to a body specifically designed for her, but unlike the humanoid Cylons who would have many genetically equivalent biological bodies available at any time, Zoe is obliged to wait until the unique U-87 prototype body was sufficiently repaired to hold her once again. However, Zoe is able to download into that body at will, whereas downloading for humanoid Cylons would be more akin to a reflex response out of the individual's control.
== Questions ==
*Will Zoe-A continue to associate with Tamara-A in New Cap City, or anywhere else in V-World?
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*Scott Porter as Nestor Willow
*Jorge Montesi as The Guatrau
*Ryan Robbins as Diego
*Ryan Kennedy as Odin Sinclair
*Chris Heyerdahl as Kevin Reikle
*Carmen Moore as Fidelia Fazekas
*Sina Najafi as William Adama
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*Panou as Olaf
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*Jim Thomson as Voice of Serge
*Christian Tessier as Francis
*Eva Allan as Devanna
*Luc Roderique as Lexon
*Lloyd Adams as Tommy
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Hermes (TOS)

Hermes is the helmsman for the electronics vessel Celestra.
Following Commander Kronus' award ceremony, Hermes aids Celestra executive officer, Charka, in his mutiny against Kronus. This aid includes following Charka's orders to shut down all forms of electronic tracking, thus preventing Kronus from finding the Celestra once beyond the "point of no return". Unfortunately for him, , , Kronus and the octet of mutineers manage to overpower Charka's supporters, including Hermes, when retaking Celestra bridge .
== Notes ==
* The name "Hermes" is derived from Greek mythology. Hermes was the messenger of the gods, usually depicted with winged sandals, a hat, and a caduceus. Usually identified with the God of Mercury. No relation to Celestra's Hermes in any way, shape or form.
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