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Leann Hunley

Leann Hunley (born 25 February 1955) is an American actress.
Born in Forks, Washington, she portrayed a female Warrior in "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I & II," "War of the Gods, Part I," and "The Man with Nine Lives". Other credits with Glen Larson include B.J. and the Bear and Knight Rider. She is best known for her role on Dynasty as Dana Waring Carrington.
Hunley currently appears on the daytime soap, Days of our Lives, as the recurring character of Anna DiMera.
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Leda

Leda is a medtech and wife of Commander Croft, of whom she is not fond.
Leda holds special expertise in the treating of laser wounds, and holds to a medical oath that she will not abandon, despite her apparent dislike for Colonial Warriors.
She is originally a part of Wolfe and Thane's escape plans. However, after Thane dies and Wolfe runs off to his death in a blizzard, she abandons those plans and finishes the mission.
Ironically, she dies by saving her husband from being shot by Vulpa .
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*According to a printout of people selected by Galactica computers for the mission, Leda is the recipient of a Colonial War Medal for the Battle of Caprica. A number, which is most likely her prisoner number, is C8061. The readout also indicates that she herself was also stationed at a snow garrison.
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Lee (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the name Lee:
* Curtis Lee Hicks, the actor who portrays an unnamed Marine Sergeant in the Re-imagined Series.
* Leland "Lee" Adama, Viper pilot, CAG, Quorum delegate, and President of the Colonies in the Re-imagined Series.
* Lee Jefferies, the actor who portrayed Paolo "Redwing" McKay in the Re-imagined Series.
* Lee Tichon, the actor who portrayed Kalil in Caprica "Reins of a Waterfall."
* Pat Lee, a cover artist whose work includes various Dynamite Entertainment comics.
* Rebecca Lee, the makeup department head on Caprica.
Lee Adama's Weight Loss Program

== Are you under these circumstances? ==
If you are on the run from the Cylons and if the following has happened to you in the past few months:
* A Battlestar to command,
* A planet hospitable for human life,
* An idiot to become the president,
* A nuclear explosion,
* A year,
** Absolutely nothing to happen in that year what so ever
and if you're fat, you've come to the right place.
== What you need to get is... ==
All this has happened to an unlucky Commander of the Battlestar Pegasus and he is now no longer fat. This is what Lee did and what he needed was :
* After the year the Cylons then show up and occupy the planet,
* Get a parent to command a fellow Battlestar going to successfully liberate the planet,
* Then get a friend who will not stop to help you,
* The ability to move your Battlestar into action.
If you have all this you're ready.
== What Lee Adama did ==
The Cylons where created by man, They rebelled, They evolved, They look and feel human, Some are programed to think they are human, And they have a plan.
40 years after that the Cylons returned to the colony's and wiped then out. Only 50,000 people survived in a fleet which escaped with the Battlestar Galactica. 6 months later The fleet encountered a ship called the Battlestar Pegasus. 2 months after that Mjr. Lee Adama was put in command of the Pegasus by his father Admiral William Adama (CO of Galactica). A month later on the way of a rescue mission 2 pilots find a planet that can support human life called New Caprica. President Laura Roslin and Vice-President Dr. Gaius Baltar are now in a presidential election. Baltar wins and establishes a colony on the planet. After a year the cylons return. In this year he gained all the weight. Also in this year Admr. Adama and his wife (Anastasia Dualla) claim that he had got soft, Physically and mentally. The Adamas hatch a plan to rescue the colonists. Galactica was ment to go alone but Lee went anyway. Pegasus was destroyed in the successful rescue op. In the after math of the conflict and ocupation Lee got a friend to work him up a sweat. In no time he lost all the weight he gained.
Lee Jefferies

Lee Jefferies (also known as Lee Jeffrey) is the actor who portrays Viper pilot Paolo "Redwing" McKay. His first appearance is in "Exodus, Part II," with subsequent appearances in Season 4's "Escape Velocity" and "The Hub."
Jefferies also works as Edward James Olmos stand-in on Battlstar Galactica, and was the Mop Boy in "Final Cut."
Lee Stringer

Lee Stringer was the Computer Graphics Supervisor for the Re-imagined Miniseries.
His interest in filmmaking, miniatures and special effects began at an early age after enjoying the Gerry Anderson series Thunderbirds and Space 1999 as a child in Great Britain.
Lee Stringer has an remarkable filmography that includes work on music videos, theme parks, feature films, animated television and video games.
Stringer was the CG Supervisor at Zoic Studios, where he worked on the Miniseries and the episode "33" the Re-imagined Series. Stringer also worked Joss Whedon's Firefly, which won an Emmy for special visual effects.
At Foundation Imaging, Stringer provided his talents for the director's cut of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. On television, Stringer provided his talents for Star Trek: Voyager for several seasons. He has also helped the popular independent fan film series, Star Trek: New Voyages.
A model maker as well, Stringer has created miniatures for film and television productions, including Cartoon Network's Space Ghost Coast to Coast.
Other notable credits include:
*Serenity, the Firefly series feature film (with Zoic Studios)
*Nova ScienceNow from PBS
*Captain Scarlett, the updated CGI version of the Gerry Anderson marionnette series.
*Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming, the mock trailer by Richard Hatch
*Joss Whedon's Angel
Currently, Stringer is an instructor at the DAVE School, a remarkable and popular school for computer special effects and digital animation in Florida. He lives in Orlando, Florida.
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Leela Savasta

Leela Savasta is the Canadian actress who portrays Tracey Anne during the fourth season of the Re-imagined Series.
Born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Savasta studied at the University of British Columbia. After this, she traveled to India and New York City, where she began to pursue acting, leading her back to Vancouver.
Savasta is best known for her recurring role in CBC's Intelligence 
as Lorna.
In addition, Savasta has appeared in such genre series as Stargate Atlantis, Bionic Woman, Smallville and Supernatural.
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Leeson

Leeson is a crew member on Galactica.
Admiral Adama, as part of a memory exercise where he attempts to remember the names of each crew member as a courtesy and to bolster moraleDialogue found in extended podcast for "A Day in the Life," where listeners hear the editing of the episode and playback of scenes kept, rearranged, or cut., repeats to himself that "Leeson takes first watch."
By noting Leeson's watch duty, the crew member could be one of the Marines assigned as Adama's constant guard and escort, or part of one of the rotating shifts in CIC .
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Leiter

Commandant Leiter is an Eastern Alliance destroyer commander who discovers Colonial Vipers. Leiter is ruthless and fascist; a consummate Eastern Alliance commander. He comments that the people on Destroyer Two were incompetent and unworthy of the ship they were bestowed.
Upon discovery of the Vipers, Leiter orders Krebbs to alter course to Paradeen after the latter reported the fighters as having a power consumption of immeasurable scale. They subsequently track the landing beacon—left on by Hector who neglected to deactivate and destroy the device—and attempts to threaten Sarah with Walker's life, hoping to reveal the locations of the Viper pilots. Much to Leiter's misfortune, Michael, , and their group had other ideas in mind and manage to overpower the dozen Alliance officers.
When the destroyer is escorted to by Apollo and Starbuck, Leiter attempts to boast about the power of the Eastern Alliance, to which Starbuck cheerfully points out battlestar Galactica. This leaves Leiter in amazement after Krebbs indicates the ship as being the largest that they have ever seen before .
Leiter and his officers are imprisoned on the Prison Barge, where later questions him regarding Terra and other aspects of the Eastern Alliance. Typical of his type, Leiter reveals little of worth before Reese interrupts Adama's interrogation.
The commandant is later involved with the escape of the Borellian Nomen, , and the Alliance officers. Thanks to Baltar and the captured Quorum members, he manages to get his crew and ship back, lifting off Galactica with the three Nomen (Bora, Maga, and Taba) . 
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Lennie Weinrib

Lennie Weinrib (April 29, 1935 – June 28, 2006), also known as Lenny Weinrib, Leonard Weinrib, and Len Weinrib, was an American actor, voice actor, comedian and writer.
Weinrib lent his voice to Imperious Leader for the 1979 Battle of Galactica television commercial.See: Sources:Lennie Weinrib.
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Leo Li Chiang

Leo Li Chiang (born 20 January 1976 in Taiwan) is a Taiwanese actor and stuntman.
Chiang portrays an unnamed, tattooed pilot who appears frequently in the background in many episodes of the Re-imagined Series. Also He played Osiris Unnamed Marine in Blood and Chrome. 
Emigrating to Canada in 1979, Chiang grew up in Burnaby, British Columbia .
Chiang has had minor background roles in Eureka and Tin Man (with Re-imagined Series recurring guest star Callum Keith Rennie), and the feature film Elegy. He also appears in many other television shows such as Psych, Reaper, Kaya, The L-Word and Bionic Woman (also featuring several prominent Battlestar actors). Furthermore, he has a recurring guest role in JPod .
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* Leo Li Chiang Official site
* Leo Chiang's friendster page
* Interview with Leo Chiang
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Leon Grimes

Leon Grimes is a Sagittaron who survived the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
While it is not clear whether or not he was a prisoner aboard the Astral Queen, Grimes vocalizes his support for Tom Zarek, espousing his belief that Zarek was a freedom fighter and hero. He is a part of the Sagittaron delegation that boards Cloud 9 with Valance, the suspected assassin targeting President Laura Roslin.
Grimes first gains the attention of Captain when Grimes tries to rough up a person who calls Zarek a murderer and terrorist. Later, Grimes attempts to assault the captain in a bar on Cloud 9, only to be subdued by Adama (with assistance from Kara Thrace). 
During Adama and Thrace's interrogation of Valance, Adama claims that Grimes gave him up; it remains unknown whether or not there is any truth to this, given their "good cop, bad cop" interrogation routine on Valance. What happens to Grimes after the altercation remains unknown as well .
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Leonard Prosna

In the novelization of the Miniseries, the character of Prosna is given a full name: Leonard Prosna.
No aired Miniseries content confirms this first name as canonical. The character dies in the Miniseries and thus does not appear in the regular series.
== Notes ==
*The novelization of the miniseries has other marked differences from the aired or sourced content of the series, such as Natasi and Jane Cally. As a result, these differences makes the novelization a separate continuity from the Re-imagined Series.
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Leonis

Please select a specific reference for the name, Leonis.
== Original Series ==
* Leonis is the name of one of the Colonies in Richard Hatch's continuation novels.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Leonis is the name of one of the Colonies.
* Leonis Estates Sparkling Wine, a wine made on this colony.
* Leonis Wildcats, a Pyramid team hailing from this colony.
Leonis Estates Sparkling Wine

Leonis Estates Sparkling Wine is a sparkling wine that was produced on the colony of Leonis.
The Blackbird is christened with a bottle of it by Laura Roslin .
Kara Thrace uses such a bottle to pour Louanne Katraine her first top gun mug and then toasts Galactica fallen pilots with it .
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Image:Thrace and her wine.png|Thrace drinking (Scar).
Image:Leonis Estates Wine.jpg|Closeup of the label (Scar).
== Notes ==
*A bar code is visible on the other side of the bottle.
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Leroy

Leroy is an officer with the New York State Police who rides in car seven, unit 1711.
He and his partner, Max, see the smoke plumes and explosions from the crash of the A-B Raider roughly 60 miles north of New York city. 
Upon arriving at the crash site, Leroy talks to their chief, who tells him to seal off the area. Max, just having been told this, tells Leroy to search the wreckage for drugs so they can get whatever credit they can.
They later attempt to arrest Troy and Dillon on the suspicion that they are drug smugglers, but are subsequently stunned .
== Notes ==
* The name is derived from the dialogue. The character is otherwise credited as "2nd Officer" in the end credit roll.
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Leslie Stevens

Leslie Stevens (3 February 1924—24 April 1998) was the supervising producer for the Original Series.
In addition to producing, he was also a director and writer for various series, among them McCloud, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Gemini Man. 
Stevens is probably best known for his work on the 1963-65 science fiction anthology series, The Outer Limits, which he wrote and produced under Daystar Productions, an independent company that he created. 
== Prior to Battlestar Galactica ==
Stevens wrote a few plays in 1950s, such as Bullfight and The Lovers. While reflecting upon Bullfight, Richard Colla remarked that "he had a lovely poetry and a lovely sense of human value."
In addition to his later work in the 1960s on Outer Limits, Stevens (as L. Clark Stevens) also wrote est: The Steersman Handbook, a science fiction novel written as a non-fictional study that described a future society that arose as a result of "est people." Such "est people," with "est" meaning "Electronic Social Transformation," were described as technically minded, eclectic, and computer literate.
The book lead to Stevens being consulted on numerous "futurist" topics, ranging from ecology, energy, and related fields. Further, Dean Gengle notes that est "did more to liberate media-created hippies than just about any other work of its time."
== Battlestar Galactica ==
According to Alan J. Levi, Stevens "wrote the original script. Leslie was one of my best friends. I do know that Leslie had told me at one time way before he ever got into the script that he had this great idea for a script that he was going to take to Glen Larson and talk about. Now whether in a court of law that would mean that Leslie came up with it and took it to Glen and Glen said, ‘Fine, we’re going to co-do it’ or not, I can’t tell you. I wasn’t there." 
Additional interviews conducted for the So Say We All: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Battlestar Galactica lead to elaboration by Levi on the above point: "The one thing about Glen [Larson] is that Glen was always the star. There was a little bit of tension between the two of them because Leslie always felt that he had made more of a contribution towards the original Galactica being done than what he had been given credit for."
It is known that Stevens wrote the never-to-be-produced two-hour episode, "The Beta Pirates."
Additionally, Stevens was one of two people responsible for recruiting Richard Colla as director for "Saga of a Star World," even though Colla believed that the story never rose above being "a comic book" as it pertained to the depth of story telling and characterization.
== Notable Works ==
=== Plays ===
* Champagne Complex, 1955 CE
* The Lovers, 1956 CE
* Bullfight, 1958 CE
=== Books ===
* est: The Steersman Handbook, 1970 CE
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Lethe

Lethe is a female Colonial Viper pilot in her mid-twenties who serves aboard Galactica.
Lethe is more of a "space cowgirl" with a slow, laconic manner, even during the most deadly battle situations (2003 Video Game).
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*The 2003 "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the and the Re-imagined Series.
* In Classical Greek, Lethe (LEE-thee) literally means "forgetfulness" or "concealment".
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Lethe (beer)

Lethe is the name of a Picon beer circa 42YR, brewed at Ivana Vasak Brewery's Picon Valley branch.
A group of Taurons partake in this beverage in bottled form during the broadcast of Backtalk with Baxter Sarno featuring Daniel and Amanda Graystone. Later, Joseph Adama imbibes on canned Lethe while agonizing over his request to Sam Adama to kill Amanda in keeping with the Tauron "blood for blood" tradition. Sam later partakes on Joseph's stock of Lethe, after he has his fun in playing on Joseph's agony and confirming that Amanda remains alive, if only a bit scared from the ordeal . 
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*According to Greek mythology, Lethe is one of Hades' five rivers, reputed to cause forgetfulness in those who drank from its waters. Ghosts who traveled through Hades were required to drink is waters in order to forget their past life, as a prerequisite to reincarnation.
*Cans from production were later auctioned off by now-defunct auction house Propworx in a series of studio-sanctioned online auctions following the series' cancellation.
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Levin

Levin is an agent in Colonial Intelligence.
He is dispatched to Galactica in order to clean up the mess caused by Christa Nolan's betrayal, which results in Darja Purat's escape from the security ship. He is unimpressed with Adama's record, noting the incident on the planet in Neutral Space, and blithely scoffs Adama's proposals on multiple solutions that do not involve killing or Kara Thrace on Sagittaron's outermost moon where Purat ends up. 
Later, when Levin questions Colonel Saul Tigh and Lieutenant Felix Gaeta about the offensive nuclear capabilities of the battlestar, he becomes enraged and has both Tigh and Adama arrested. As the result of their arrest, he promotes Gaeta to second in command and orders preparations for a nuclear strike against the moon (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4). 
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Lew Ayres

Lew Ayres (28 December 1908—December 30, 1996) was an American actor.
Ayres career in films began in 1929 opposite Greta Garbo in The Kiss. The following year his role in the anti-war film All Quiet On The Western Front elevated him to leading man status which peaked in the series of Doctor Kildare movies for MGM between 1938 and 1942. His declaration of conscientious objector status in World War II led to a critical and popular backlash that caused MGM to drop him from the Kildare series. He would serve as a medic during the war. 
After the war, Ayres career resumed, but despite an Academy Award nomination for Johnny Belinda (1948) he never achieved his earlier pre-war stardom again and became more of a character actor in films with a heavier concentration of television roles.
His TV roles spanned the gamut from science fiction and fantasy (Kung Fu, Battle for the Planet of the Apes, The Questor Tapes) to popular drama (Marcus Welby, Hawaii Five-O, Magnum, Knots Landing).
Ayres portrayed the misguided President Adar in the Original Series.
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*One of three to appear on the original series who at one time received an Academy Award acting nomination. The others were Fred Astaire and Ray Milland (Milland was the only one to win).
*In addition to playing a President on the original series, he played a US Vice-President who becomes President in Advise And Consent (1962) and a US president in the TV-movie Earth II (1971).
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* Lew Ayres' "Find a Grave" Memorial
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Lexon

Lexon is a young recruit of the Soldiers of the One from Canceron, participating in training on Gemenon at the same time as Lacy Rand, Odin Sinclair and Devanna.
When the transport carrying Lexon and several other new recruits to the monotheist retreat is apparently hijacked by polytheist rebels, Lexon communicates with Odin Sinclair using hand signals to plan to retake the ship. When the situation comes to a head and Lacy Rand is the one to initiate hand-to-hand combat with the hijackers, Lexon joins in the fight, only to discover the entire situation to be a scenario fabricated by the STO trainers. Having passed the test, Lexon attends a cocktail party at the retreat with Rand and Sinclair - unaware that those who failed the test, like Cass, are being executed not far away .
Sometime later, Lexon fails to salute a senior officer at the STO training camp. Called out on his failure to follow protocol, Lexon fights back, forcing his senior officer to order his execution by one of the black market U-87 Cyber Combat Units serving the STO. Lacy Rand, however, intervenes, ordering the U-87 to stand down and preventing it from taking further orders from its STO commanders .
Lexon is later among the new recruits who double crosses STO leadership Diego and Kevin Reikle, shooting them in order to prevent Lacy Rand's execution. Lexon also takes part in Rand's eventual overthrow of Monad leadership .
:In the credits for "Blowback", Lexon is credited as Dex, though he is only referred to as "Canceron" in dialogue. His name was subsequently changed in both dialogue and in the credits for his further two appearances.
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Liam Tigh

Liam Tigh was the name of the unborn child conceived by Saul Tigh and Caprica-Six .
Colonel Tigh calls his unborn son Liam, after his best friend William Adama. This was also his choice of name for a son when he and Ellen were still trying to have children. 
After the Thirteenth Tribe on Earth wiped themselves out, Liam would be the first pure blood Cylon born (as opposed to being built) in over 2,000 years. However, four months into Caprica's pregnancy, the fetus dies due to a miscarriage .
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Lianus vector

Lianus vector is an area of space that contains , an "old moon" which is the staging area for the ambush against the Colonial peace envoy. 
Blue Flight, a patrol from consisting of Captain and Lieutenant Zac, enter this region of space and happen across the thousands of s and the two empty Cylon fuel tankers orbiting Cimtar on a routine patrol . 
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*In the novelization for "Saga of a Star World," Lianus is referred to as an unpopulated sector.
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