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Damon

Damon is a crewmember of the electronics ship Celestra. He orchestrates a mutiny against the conditions instituted by Commander Kronus' second-in-command, Charka. 
He, his lover Aurora, and six others sabotage a turbodyne and attempt to liberate a shuttle from Celestra's bays, only to be thwarted by and . En route to The Fleet, Damon has doubts about the relationship between Aurora and Lieutenant Starbuck. After Aurora fails to convince him her feelings for Starbuck were that of yesteryahren and that she was in love with him; it takes Starbuck to set him straight, for the Warrior tells Damon that he would be a fool if he allowed Aurora to slip through his fingers. He concedes the point and makes amends with Aurora as the rest of the mutineers work to outfit the shuttle's scanners .
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Please choose a specific reference for the common name Dan and its variants:
Cast and staff:
* Dan Barton, the actor who portrayed the ducket taker on the Canaris in the episode "The Man with Nine Lives".
* Dan O'Herlihy, the actor who portrayed Dr. Ravashol in the Original Series episode, "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero".
* Dany Cooper, an editor on the Re-imagined Series.
* Daniel Bacon, a reader for the Re-imagined Series.
* Daniel Haller, a director of various Original Series and Galactica 1980 episodes.
* Daniel Osaki, the lead modeler for Atmopshere Visual Effects, responsible for many of the effects in the Re-imagined Series.
Characters:
* Daniel Estaran, a Returner from the Re-imagined Series comics.
* Daniel Noon, a young man who is dragooned into service aboard the Daru Mozu in the Re-imagined Series episode "Dirty Hands".
* Daniel Novacek, callsign "Bulldog," a Valkyrie pilot in the Re-imagined Series episode "Hero".
* Daniel Graystone, inventor of the Cylons in the Caprica spin-off series
* Danelli, a Marine who boards the derelict baseship in the Re-imagined Series episode "A Measure of Salvation". 
* Daniel, the name given to Number Seven, a destroyed humanoid Cylon model
See also:
* Dana, for people with that name.
Dan Barton

Dan Barton is an actor of film and television, in addition to voice work, who portrayed a crewman on the shuttle Canaris in "The Man with Nine Lives," a role he did not have to audition for.
During World War II, he was an editor of a humor magazine in Paris during his time in the United States Army. 
He began his career in Chicago on the radio by accident. At the time, Barton began in a radio program called Skippy playing Somerset Morgan, and worked alongside Mel Tormé, Dom Machee and Les Tremayne.
He would later appear in various television series from the early 1950s to the late 1970s, including Playhouse 90 in the episode "The Edge of Innocence" opposite Lorne Greene (Commander ).
In 1949 he married actress Anne Barton (best known for her role in Leave it to Beaver as Eddie Haskell's mother), with whom they had a daughter, actress Susan Berman neé Barton, and a son, Steven. They were married until her death on November 27, 2000 from cancer.
He remarried on May 1, 2005, his best man being John Forsythe, the actor who is best known as the voice of "Charlie" in Charlie's Angels.
For the past 20 years, he has been doing voiceover and narration work in documentaries and commercials. He worked for 12 years doing commercials for Northup Aircraft, and has done commercials for Nike. 
Additionally, in a twist even Barton himself finds ironic, he worked on television and radio campaign advertisements for Republicans, including Arnold Schwartzenegger and Elizabeth Dole; Barton is a Democrat.
On December 13, 2009, Dan Barton died of heart failure and kidney disease, this coming after the actor had been ill for several months. He was 88.
== External Links ==
* Dan Barton interview from 2007 at GALACTICA.TV
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Dan O'Herlihy

Dan O'Herlihy (born May 1, 1919 in Wexford, Ireland, died February 17, 2005 in Malibu, California) was an Irish actor.
O'Herlihy gained notability as Brigadier General Warren A. Black in the film Fail-Safe (1964). From his film debut in the 1947 film, Odd Man Out, O'Herlihy enjoyed many roles in theatrical roles throughout the 1950s and 1960s, gaining an Best Actor Oscar nomination for 1954's Robinson Crusoe.
As television came to pass, O'Herlihy took on roles in television theatre programming such as Cavalcade America and Screen Directors Theatre, but soon enjoyed episodic TV series such as Dr. Kildare, The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters, The Untouchables, and The Big Valley.
Television content became less serious (and with more available work) than feature films that O'Herlihy had done in the past, but O'Herlihy tried to keep his interests in both films and television, moving from serious to comedic and parody with roles in The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Mission: Impossible, Ironside and Hawaii Five-O while performing in notable epic television series such as QB VII.
By the 1970s, O'Herlihy become more of a character actor with guest-starring roles in many notable shows such as Serpico, The Bionic Woman, The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries and Barnaby Jones.
In the 1980s and 1990s, O'Herlihy found roles in more TV films such as Mark Twain: Beneath the Laughter and shows such as Murder, She Wrote and Remington Steele. Some feature films gave him renewed stardom for younger audiences with The Dead (1987) and as the kind-spirited alien mentor, Grig, in 1984's The Last Starfighter. O'Herlihy also became part of the TV cult classic, Twin Peaks in several episodes.
Towards the end of his life, O'Herlihy took on voice acting roles for animated series such as The Pirates of Dark Water and Batman.
O'Herlihy played Dr. Ravashol the brilliant creator of the Theta-class androids and a very dangerous weapon in the Original Series two-part episode, "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero".
O'Herlihy was married to Elsa Bennett from 1945 to his death of natural causes in 2005. They had five children, including Star Trek: Voyager guest star Gavan O'Herlihy.
Dana Delany

Dana Welles Delany is an American film, stage, and television actress. Most people know her as the voice of Lois Lane in the cartoons Superman, Batman, and Justice League. She played terrorist Sesha Abinell in the Battlestar Galactica episode Sacrifice. She has had a colorful career spanning three decades.
Delany was born on March 13, 1956 in New York, New York, and raised in Stamford, Connecticut. After graduating from Wesleyan University, she moved to New York to get into television and theater. Her first pivotal role was for the TV series, China Beach (1988-1991), for which she earned 3 Emmy nominations and 2 Emmy awards. She later starred in feature films. 
== External links ==
* Dana Delany Official Website
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Danelli

Danelli is a Colonial Marine that is a member of a boarding party on a derelict Cylon baseship.
Gunnery Sergeant Erin Mathias orders Danelli and Peters to cover Major when a handful of sickened humanoid Cylons are found alive in the basestar command room .
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Daniel

The name Daniel is shared by the following people:
==Characters==
* "Daniel" is the name of Number Seven, a Cylon in the Re-imagined Series.
* Daniel Graystone, a computer engineer and designer of the Cylons in Caprica.
* Daniel Noon, a heavy machinery operator from the Re-imagined Series.
* Daniel Novacek, callsign "Bulldog," a Colonial pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
==Cast and Crew==
* Daniel Bacon, a British 'reader' on the set and during auditions of the Re-imagined Series.
* Daniel Colman, supervising sound editor of the Re-Imagined Series.
* Daniel Haller, an American television and film director who worked on the Original Series.
* Daniel Osaki, the lead 3d modeler at Atmosphere Visual Effects. 
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Daniel Colman

Daniel Colman is the supervising sound editor and sound designer for the Re-imagined Series and the supervising sound editor for Caprica. He is also the supervising sound editor on two other SyFy Channel series: Eureka and Warehouse 13. He won a Primetime Emmy Award and three Golden Reel Awards from the Motion Picture Sound Editors for his work on the Re-imagined Series.
== External Links ==
* Galactica.TV Interview with Daniel Colman
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Daniel Graystone: Back From the Dead (Sort Of)

Daniel Graystone: Back From the Dead (Sort Of) is a The Caprican News article written by Harold Sims. It was printed in November 14, YR42.
== Story ==
Caprica's Boy Wonder seems to have returned to the public eye, though that probably wasn't his intention. 
Hot on the heels of our own Ralston Sinclair's speculation last week as to the whereabouts of the suddenly reclusive Daniel Graystone is a public appearance by Graystone himself. But the (former) CEO of Graystone Industries was not attending a film premiere or watching the C-Bucs take on their latest opponents at the Stadium. Nothing so glamorous. 
Our source reports that he saw Graystone running from his house and into a waiting car in the driveway. Running, like, really fast. 
"It was the early afternoon, but he looks like he'd just woken up," says our source, who wishes to remain anonymous. "He bolted out of the house and into that car so fast, you'd think he just got word that his wife was in labor." 
This behavior only fuels recent speculation that Graystone might have gotten himself involved in some rather shady dealings. 
"I heard that he might be getting mixed up in some bad stuff - organized crime and such," says our source. "But I don't think Daniel would sink that low. Do you?" 
Again, time will tell.
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Daniel Graystone on Backtalk - A Near-Disaster Rescued by 'Terror Mom'

Daniel Graystone on Backtalk - A Near-Disaster Rescued by 'Terror Mom' is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Matthew Riley. It was printed in Martius 2, YR42.
== Story ==
Daniel Graystone's much-anticipated appearance on Backtalk with Baxter Sarno wasn't the cringe-inducing disaster that many were expecting. But boy, it could've been. 
The spot began well enough, with the grieving father and troubled CEO of Graystone Industries entering the set with just a hint of uneasiness, looking great in a suit, as always. He took Baxter's opening jibes like a good sport, even trying to join in with a couple humorous quips of his own. 
Then the subject of Zoe Graystone's involvement with the MAGLEV bombing came up, and Graystone switched to a PR mode he was obviously uncomfortable with. He struggled with statements that were obviously scripted by his publicists, much to Sarno's delight, as he immediately challenged Graystone's awkward mumblings, which included "Zoe was...was troubled." Soon they were on the subject of the dangers of today's young people living in a virtual world with gadgets like the Holoband, and suddenly, the whole show was in a downward spiral.
And then Dr. Amanda Graystone, the "Terror Mom" herself, marched onto the set. (A surprise and unplanned appearance? This writer has his doubts). 
Both Sarno and Graystone looked surprised and Dr. Graystone promptly took over the proceedings, showing none of the emotional imbalance she displayed just a few weeks earlier when she announced to the Twelve Colonies that her "daughter was a terrorist." 
I don't want to go so far as to say the Graystones seemed to be genuinely enjoying themselves, but they did seem somewhat relieved to be going on television and talking about their daughter, the MAGLEV tragedy and the lack of moral guidelines with today's youth when they're entrenched in such vice-ridden virtual environments like the V-Club and New Cap City. 
Sarno seemed genuinely bemused, himself, as the couple spoke of the challenges of parenting, claiming that their daughter was angry and defiant but most certainly not crazy. Daniel Graystone even made a surprise announcement regarding his company, a gesture that might go a long way in filling what appears to be a moral vacuum in our children. 
Regardless of what was revealed and what new questions were conjured, I suppose the real question regarding the Graystones appearing on Backtalk is: Was it great television? Not really. But it was better than probably anything else that was on at the time. 
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Daniel Haller

Daniel Haller (born 1926) is an American television and film director, active from the 1960s to 1980s.
Born in Glendale, California, Haller is sometimes credited as "Danny Haller" or "Dan Haller". In addition to directing, Haller was also an art director, producer, and production designer.
Haller directed episodes of the original Battlestar Galactica and Galactica 1980.
==Director credits==
* Battlestar Galactica: Season 1
** "War of the Gods, Part I"
** "War of the Gods, Part II"
* Galactica 1980
** "Space Croppers"
==External links==
*Short Daniel Heller biography
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Daniel Noon

Daniel Noon is a young man who is assigned to Hitei Kan because of his alleged skills in using heavy machinery, acquired by working on a farm. Previously he lived in Dogsville on Galactica. Noon himself objects to his assignment, claiming his only farming experience was during a summer job to earn money for architect college, and that he should not be considered a farmer just because of that. Later, when the conveyor belt in the refinery is jammed, Noon manages to take the jamming part out and restore the belt, but injures his arm as a result .
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Daniel Novacek

Lieutenant Daniel "Bulldog" Novacek is a pilot who served under then-Commander William Adama aboard the battlestar Valkyrie, approximately While dialogue from "Hero" places these events at 1 BCH, this contradicts previously established dates about the time Adama and others served on Galactica. See Hero#Analysis for a detailed explanation why Battlestar Wiki chooses to treat this as a continuity error.. 
Novacek was part of a covert mission from the admiralty of the Colonial Fleet as pilot of a special fighter known as a Stealthstar. The mission was to fly over the Armistice Line for reconnaissance of Cylon activity.
Upon crossing the Line, Novacek was quickly interdicted by an unknown contact. Under fire, his fighter is severely damaged and was spinning out of control.
With two more unknown craft bearing down on him, Commander Adama ordered Novacek's fighter destroyed so as to eliminate any evidence of their incursion into Cylon space. Novacek ejected a split second before the incoming missile struck, and is subsequently captured and imprisoned by the Cylons .
==The Escape==
Around , Novacek is permitted to escape his imprisonment as part of an elaborate ruse by the Cylons. Two Raiders in pursuit of Novacek's escape Raider were apparently unable to shoot Novacek down. As Kara Thrace later discovered, the Cylons deliberately missed an obvious kill shot, allowing him to escape and bring a measure of terror to the admiral. 
Shortly after telling Novacek of Adama's actions, Saul Tigh finds Novacek in the process of killing Adama. After stopping him, Tigh berates Novacek for almost giving the Cylons the assassination they wanted.
Later, Novacek boards a Raptor to start a new life on a civilian ship. Admiral Adama presents Novacek with a Colonial uniform and assures him he will always have a place as an officer on Galactica .
His fate thereafter remains unclear.
== Notes ==
* David Eick's Video Blog entitled "Introducing Bulldog" revealed that after agreeing to the role, Carl Lumbly stated that he wanted to keep his dreadlocks, much to the bemusement of director Michael Rymer.
* In early drafts Novacek's first name was Seamus and then Eugene. When Cottle checks if Novacek is a Cylon, the computer screen shows Novacek's first name to be Eugene, an on-screen remnant of the prior name before its change to Daniel.
* Michael Rymer considered Dennis Haysbert for the role of Novacek.
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Daniel Novacek (alternate)

Daniel "Bulldog" Novacek is a pilot in the .
Novacek becomes the first known human to violate the Armistice Line during a black-ops mission planned by the Admiralty, following review of satellite imagery of a large construct via a Colonial telescopic probe directed towards Cylon space.
After his detection, Novacek's stealthstar is scuttled by of . While he ejected and is believed killed in action, he is captured and tortured by the Cylons (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 4). 
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Daniel Osaki

Daniel Osaki is the lead 3d modeler at Atmosphere Visual Effects.
Osaki' credits include:
*Cylon refinery, ep 110 ("The Hand of God"), model
*Cylon rocket launcer, ep 203 , Concept design and model
*Gideon, model
*Blackbird, model
*Resurrection Ship, Concept design and model
*Prometheus, model
*Destruction of the battlestar Pegasus.
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Danle Rel

Danle Rel is a member of the resistance on the Colonial world of Maytoria. 
The assault on Maytoria during the takes away Rel's mother, wife and daughter, thus leading into often violent, revenge-seeking acts.
He discovers that is wearing some sort of Cylon tracking device that has revealed the last hiding place for his beleaguered people, and quickly believes the to be a willing traitor until Stadra Ah Mun talks sense into him ().
Rel sacrifices himself as a distraction during the Maytorian plan to commandeer a Cylon personnel carrier for everyone to escape the world. His body is lashed to the front of a Cylon tank as an example of what happens to rebels, angering Freg into preemptive offensive action while en route to their objective ().
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Dante

Lieutenant Dante is the Viper pilot leading D Squadron, tasked with running decoy missions against Cylon base ships to deflect the Cylons attention while Galacticans conduct their clandestine missions to develop Earth.
Dante flies one such mission when Captain Troy and Lieutenant Dillon make way to Earth to begin agro settlements following the Battle for the Agricultural Ships .
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Dany Cooper

Dany Cooper, ASE is an Australian editor on the Re-imagined Series.
Cooper has a B.A. in Fine Arts and Anthropology from the University of Sydney and a degree in film production techniques from North Sydney TAFE.
Before beginning her editing career, she studied the violin and piano for a decade, playing in the Sydney Youth Orchestra.
Since 1996, Cooper has worked with Michael Rymer as an editor of Angel Baby and Queen of the Damned. The former movie earned Cooper her first AFI Award as Editor in 1994. She won a second AFI Award for her editing of the film The Well in 1998. She was later nominated for the AFI Award in 2006 for her work on the movie Candy.
With regard to her work on Battlestar, Cooper began work as the editor of the Miniseries, which earned her an Emmy nomination in 2004.
Cooper later worked on various episodes of the Re-imagined Series in Vancouver, British Columbia on the Lion's Gate lot, editing on a "rock solid" Avid 7.2 editing unit. She recalled that one of the easiest episodes to edit was Robert Young's "Six Degrees of Separation," because it was shot so tightly that it was virtually impossible to make any major editing changes.
== Credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Miniseries
*Season 1:
**"33"
**"Act of Contrition"
**"Six Degrees of Separation"
**"The Hand of God"
**"Kobol's Last Gleaming," Part I & Part II
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** "Resurrection Ship," Part I & Part II
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Darcy Laurie

Darcy Laurie (born March 28, 1966) is a Canadian actor who portrays Dealino in Re-imagined Series episode "No Exit".
Laurie has appeared in such genre television series as Blade: The Series, The Chronicle, The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, Dark Angel, The Dead Zone, Highlander, Jeremiah, John Doe, Kyle XY, Millennium, Poltergeist: The Legacy, The Sentinel, Special Unit 2, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Universe, The Twilight Zone, Viper, and The X-Files. His work in film includes Chaos, The Chronicles of Riddick, Final Destination 2, Highlander III: The Final Dimension, Liberty Stands Still, See Spot Run, and Walking Tall.
In Canada, one of Laurie's most visible roles was as the ex-military bodyguard to Ian Tracey's drug dealer in Chris Haddock's Intelligence. 
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Darius

Darius was the brother of Amanda Graystone. He died in a car crash on , which his sister survived. The accident caused Amanda to experience a nervous breakdown, during which she had constant visions of Darius. She spent two and a half years in the Delphi Convalescent Institute recovering.
Years later, Amanda began seeing visions of Darius once again, and together with Sister Clarice Willow started to wonder if the visions were actually a sign of some kind. This thought was prompted by the realisation that several coincidences accompanied the visions: Amanda saw Darius at the scene of a car crash in the streets of Caprica City, leading her to a painting of the area where he had died, and the institute she stayed in sent her a letter asking for donations. 
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Image: Darius-Driving.jpg|Darius in Amandas Vision (portrayed by Jesse Haddock)
Image: Darius-youg.jpg| Darius and Amanda as Kids (portrayed by Johnston Gray and Kassandra Kingsborough)
Image: Darius-running.jpg| Darius in Amandas Vision (portrayed by Johnston Gray)
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: For the Caprica character of the same name, see: Darius.
Darius is an officer in the Caprican Armed Forces.
Serving with Commander Benjamin Tanner during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict, he participates in the training scenarios aboard Demetres Training Station to test the . 
Later, Darius leads a strike team to repel the invading force of hijackers aboard Akins Transluminal Orbital Manufacturing Facility's starboard side. He is believed missing in action, as the starboard side of the facility is successfully commandeered by the Sagittaron forces, Jumping that half of the facility elsewhere ().
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