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Alexa Cain

Captain Alexa "Pugnacious" Cain is CAG after the Cylon War, as well as during the time Lieutenant William Adama is stationed aboard the battlestar (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5).
Cain is a career military woman who divorced her husband well before the Battle of Tauron, with whom she had two daughters, Helena and Lucy Cain. The divorce occurs as a result of her unwillingness to give up flying Vipers. 
In the days following the end of the war, Cain is assigned to Galactica as CAG when the ship is ordered to hunt for a rogue Cylon cell called the Annihilators. During her tenure, she proceeds to push Adama and the pilots under her command to their limits, but earns their respect, particularly in Adama's case. She takes a special interest in Adama, as he becomes her right hand man and both become friends who often spar against one another through pyramid. 
On a mission to hunt down the remaining Annihilators at Trinity Base, Galactica is boarded by Annihilators en route to that base, where the Cylons manage to decompress the ship and begin turning Galactica weapons towards the battlestars accompanying her: Ulysses and Cerberus. A nuclear missile is fired before Cain, Adama, and a team of surviving crew members in EVA suits are able to remove the Annihilators from Aft Damage Control. However, in the process of securing it, Cain is stabbed through the chest by a Centurion, mortally wounding her.
As part of his promise, Adama delivers two letters that Cain had written to her only surviving child, Helena, and to Cain's own parents, who had apparently survived (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5, Battlestar Galactica: Origins 6). 
== Notes ==
* In "Razor," Helena Cain's mother is named Saundra Cain and dies on Tauron during the final minutes of the Battle of Tauron. 
* Cain's callsign, Pugnacious, is a term for someone who is eager or quick to argue, quarrel or fight, which aptly describe this character.
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Alexa Flores

Alexa Flores is the leader of Twilight Command.
Having grown up in poverty and without a family, Flores joins the Colonial Marine Corps and found a family there (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 3).
Prior to the Fall, Flores is stationed just outside of Caprica City. With a decorated service history under her belt in the Colonial Marine Corps, she rises to the rank of Sergeant and is assigned as the leader of the squad known as Twilight Command. 
Only one other from her squad survived the Fall, and she made it to The Fleet. Twenty-two days before the discovery of New Caprica, Flores and her newly reconstituted Twilight Command attempt to steal a Raptor from Galactica hangar bay, only to be thwarted by Admiral William Adama and Captain Kara Thrace. 
Adama spares Flores and her compatriots, particularly on the merit of her service record, and the belief that she could overcome her own falsely placed blame and shortcomings. However, she did not see eye-to-eye with William Adama's approach to keeping the survivors alive with "false hope," as she believes that the war was lost and all that remains is survival (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2). Adama takes her under his wing and, through unorthodox means (namely via the sport of boxing), instills into her that loss is a part of life, but it's how they move on that is important (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 3).
After the election of Gaius Baltar as president, Adama releases her at the request of those under her command. Her release is on the condition that she lead and protect them, which she accepts (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 5).
Along with the others in her reconstituted Twilight Command, she settles on New Caprica and is trapped there upon the arrival of the Cylons one year later. Surviving in the forested outskirts of New Caprica City, Flores leads raids against the Cylons for supplies (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1).
Following the 102nd day of Cylon occupation, Galen Tyrol and Samuel Anders seek her out at Saul Tigh's behest. She informs him that they will be striking the Cylon factory on New Caprica in three days (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1, Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2).
After acquiring the explosives needed to destroy Cavil's Centurion factory (using information Deacon uncovers before its capture by John Cavil), her team attacks while she plants explosives around the exterior of the building. 
Upon entering the building, she helps free Deacon but is fatally wounded by Cavil. Deacon kills Cavil before he can execute Flores, and she is able to complete her mission and save her team while destroying the factory, the Centurions, and herself in the process (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 5). 
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Alexander Chen

Alexander Chen is the leader of Ghost Squadron, stationed on Mercury class battlestar Therion. He is described as a "stoic kind of guy that inspires complete and total loyalty from his pilots, and he’s also the first to jump in the thick of things during combat" (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Alexei

Alexei is a warden on board in .
Alexei is stationed in the prison wing overseeing Gar'Tokk and other prisoners, and is subsequently killed by in a disembodied form. Iblis speaks through Alexei to Gar'Tokk, and uses Alexei's rapidly decaying body to free the .
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Algae planet

The algae planet is an unnamed, habitable world possessing a debris ring, and oceans and seas on its surface. It orbits an unstable sun, and is located in close proximity to an intense, blinding, and highly radioactive star cluster.
After the fleet of surviving Colonial ships discovers its food stores are contaminated and sends out scouts to search for a new food source, returns from her recon of the planet and confirms that edible, protein-rich algae grows there. The fleet makes the dangerous crossing of the star cluster, and sets up stations on the planet to harvest and process the algae .
Two weeks later, as harvesting is wrapping up, Galen Tyrol is inexplicably drawn to a mysterious structure, the Temple of Five, which was built by the Thirteenth Tribe approximately four thousand years before. The Sacred Scrolls describe this as the location of the Eye of Jupiter, an artifact that can potentially point the way to the Thirteenth Tribe's destination, Earth. Shortly afterwards, a Cylon fleet appears over the planet, also seeking the Eye, leading to the Battle of the Algae Planet .
As predicted by Felix Gaeta, the planet's unstable sun eventually goes nova. Before escaping the planet's surface, Tyrol realizes that the nova itself is the clue, leading the fleet to the location of a similar nova millennia earlier. Both fleets jump away just as the nova's shockwave consumes and obliterates the planet .
After the battle, John Cavil questions Ellen Tigh about the events on the planet. Ellen confirms that the Final Five visited the planet on the way to the Twelve Colonies but they had nothing to do with the vision D'Anna Biers had of them while in the Temple of Five .
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*Algae are simple aquatic organisms. Many are actually processed on the real-world Earth for use, among other things, as nutritional additives or foods.
*The algae planet parallels New Caprica as an intermediate home on the journey to Earth and appears to be a much more hospitable environment for human life. Its suitability as a permanent home, though, is rendered moot by the status of its sun, coupled with the fact that, like , it offers no protection from the Cylons.
*While there is no explanation outright given for Tyrol's ability to sense the Temple of Five while on the planet, its likely he was subconsciously guided there by his buried memories as he and the Final Five had visited the planet on their way to the Colonies.
== See also ==
*Battle of the Algae Planet
*Temple of Five
*Eye of Jupiter
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Alisander Asiel

Alisander Asiel is the Aerilon delegate who votes for Tom Zarek as Laura Roslin's vice president ("Colonial Day," deleted scene).
Asiel is not seen again, particularly in light of the Quorum assembled after the Second Exodus . 
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Allan Cole

Allan Cole, with his writing partner Chris Bunch, was a story editor on Galactica 1980. 
In addition to his role, he is one of four writers who wrote "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last episode in production at the time Galactica 1980 was officially canceled by ABC, as "Alan Cole". 
With his then-writing partner Chris Bunch, he wrote the military science fiction book series "The Sten Chronicles," which was sold to a production studio during the beginning of 1980's run. In fact, they themselves did not want to do the series at all, but were "blackmailed" into it because of their science fiction experience. 
He later wrote for The A-Team ("Pure-Dee Poison" with Chris Bunch, Stephen J. Cannell and Frank Lupo), Magnum P.I. and Mrs. Columbo.
== Writer credits for "Galactica 1980" ==
* "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," with Mark Jones, Anne Collins and Chris Bunch
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Allan Kroeker

Allan Kroeker is a Director for the Re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica.
Kroeker directed many Star Trek episodes between 1996 and 2005. "The Assignment," the first Deep Space Nine episode he directed, was written by David Weddle and Bradley Thompson. He also directed a sixth season the pair wrote, "Time's Orphan". Kroeker also helmed Ronald D. Moore's seventh season episode "Once More Unto the Breach". That episode was the last Kroeker would direct until the finale, "What You Leave Behind".
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
**Bastille Day
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**Resistance
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Allan Nowart

Allan Nowart is a Marine on . He is Omar Fischer's replacement as Sergeant of the Guard.
Following the Second Exodus from New Caprica, Nowart spectates from the ringside during the boxing match between Galen Tyrol and William Adama, and the final bout between Kara Thrace and .
With fellow Marine Henry Cheadle, Nowart provides security in Dogsville, where they witness 's arrest of Michael Robert . Nowart and Cheadle are subsequently tasked with protecting Gaius Baltar's lawyer, Romo Lampkin. Though Cheadle is killed by Aaron Kelly's bomb, Nowart manages to successfully protect Lampkin until the trial .
When Kara Thrace unexpectedly returns from the dead, Nowart and fellow NCO Sergeant Brandy Harder are assigned to escort her through Galactica. Both are incapacitated when Thrace takes Laura Roslin hostage .
Nowart does take part in Felix Gaeta's mutiny, but is less than fully committed to it, and permits Adama and Saul Tigh to escape his custody. Adama and Tigh take him hostage, but later permit him to escape, although he narrowly avoids being shot in the back by Kara Thrace . 
Nowart continues to serve after the mutiny, and answers Adama's call for volunteers to rescue Hera Agathon .
As part of 's Alpha Team, Nowart boards the Colony (he is the Marine who informs Lee that the Colony interior is pressurized) to rescue young Agathon. Despite heavy resistance, he returns to Galactica alive. It is unknown whether or not he survives after rejoining fireteams to repel the Cylon boarders .
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* Nowart's first name, Allan, is confirmed by cast listing pages from two scripts, "The Woman King" and "The Son Also Rises."
* Prior to the events of the last half of Season 4, Edward James Olmos stated at the 2008 Dragon*Con that Nowart will have a major role in the last episodes of the series.
* Corrigan appeared in Season 2 as a crew member who rushes Louanne Katraine to sickbay in "Final Cut" and as a Pegasus pilot during a briefing in "The Captain's Hand." These aforementioned appearances neither confirm nor deny correlation with the character Nowart. Aside from this notation, Battlestar Wiki does not integrate these appearances into the proper biography of this character. 
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Allison Warnyca

Allison Warnyca (born March 28, 1980) is a Canadian actress who played Jaycie McGavin in the Razor Flashbacks.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, she graduated from University of British Columbia and University of Victoria with a bachelor's degree in theater.
Warnyca began her acting career as a bit player in a music video by the country music group Cactus Pricks. Later, she was featured in an ad for Moosehead beer, and landed her first role in 2 Minutes Before Midnight.
In addition to the Re-imagined Series, she has acted in other genre television series, such as The 4400, Smallville, and Supernatural.
She lived in London, England for some time.
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* Allison Warnyca - official site
* Allison Warnyca GALACTICA.TV interview
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Alon

Alon is a guard on the Prison Barge. 
Alon is recruited by Krolis to aid in his plan to execute for his crimes against humanity, believing that Krolis would kill him if he did not go along with this plan.
Alon is tasked with taking over the Barge's bridge, securing communications so that Krolis could use it to broadcast Baltar's execution to the . Alon does not go through with this part of the plan, as he is talked out of it by his friend, the ship's communications officer, who transmits a call for help from (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
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Alonso Oyarzun

Alonso Oyarzun (born April 17, 1976) in Montreal, Canada played the character of Specialist Socinus in the the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
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* Fansite
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Alonzo Farm

The Alonzo Farm is a locale in California, U.S.A. circa 1980 CE and is notable for being the first clandestine Galactican settlement on Earth.
The beleaguered farm was established by Hector Alonzo and his family sometime in the late 1970s CE. Due to backhanded tactics of John Steadman and his influence over the local grower's association, Alonzo's attempts to make the farm sustainable were continually undermined. 
Following the loss of various agro ships at Cylon hands, the Galacticans find themselves in need of a food source with Captain Troy and Lieutenant Dillon leading the charge to establish a new agro community. In doing so, they happen upon Alonzo's advertisement in the newspaper for farm hands.
With the assistance of Jamie Hamilton, the The Super Scouts, and Doctor Zee, the Galacticans are able to make the farm viable, after obtaining additional seed and a horse by Galactican means. Trained agro specialists from the Galactican Fleet conveyed via the anti-gravity ship, along with the Super Scouts, begin permanent settlement there. The Alonzos promise Troy and Dillon that they'll treat them as if they were members of his own family, thankful for their assistance .
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Alpert

Alpert is an agent with the Global Defense Department in the Caprica City bureau. He is tasked with the cataloging of evidence seized by the GDD in the years leading up to the Cylon War.
In the year 42, Agent Jordan Duram bribes Alpert - whom he calls "Alpie" - to allow him to take evidence from a Sagittaron porn ring in order to bug Clarice Willow's residence. While the wiretap Duram finds has been destroyed by rats, Duram discovers evidence that someone else has been in the evidence locker besides himself, Alpert and the rats - leading him to suspect a mole in the GDD.
Alpie is a fan of Tauron Stars .
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Alpha Centauri

Alpha Centauri is a binary star system within proximity of Earth.
During the Battle for the Delphi the Galactican Fleet is 30,000 Mega-Kays from Alpha Centauri, proceeding on a course leading away from Earth.
Curiously, Alpha Centauri's name is known to Colonel Boomer through means unknown .
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Alpha Shuttle

Alpha Shuttle is the designation of a Colonial shuttle from .
 and use Alpha Shuttle to leave the freighter after being informed of the by a starving passenger that there are bureauticians who "luxuriate" aboard .
After Apollo and Boomer board Rising Star to investigate these aforementioned claims, the shuttle continues on to Galactica in order to process the injured, including Cassiopeia and her new found protector, .
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* Apollo also identifies this shuttle as Sigma Shuttle on approach to Rising Star. This is a gaffe since the shuttle has the exact same people as Alpha Shuttle who left Gemini, and Apollo states that Alpha Shuttle will rendezvous with Rising Star herself.
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Alpha Six quadrant

Alpha Six quadrant is a binary star system outside the galaxy where Proteus is located.
According to scans from , the star system has a concentration of asteroids. 
After encountering Robber on an asteroid, is told that the asteroid belt is a good place for pirates to hide and strike from .
== Related images ==
File:Alpha Six - 2.jpg|Starchaser probes further into Alpha Six.
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* Given that did not have star charts of the area, it is likely that the name was assigned by either a computer or an officer.
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Alternate reality

The deployment by and in modified Vipers outfitted with 's temporal weapons, as well as the destabilization of the temporal battery that powers aforesaid technology, leads to the creation of an alternate reality. 
The removal of a key lynchpin from one reality generates a divergent one where the Colonials never create the last of the Colonial s, .
== Divergences ==
As Galactica does not naturally exist (aside of the unexplained anomaly of and capture by at some point in his lifetime), is passed over for command and pursues work in the diplomatic service, dissuading his children from careers in the military ().
The still occurs much in the way , resulting in the decimation of , and an exodus of the human race under Adama's leadership. Another major divergence is that Adama never pursued and instead fostered a resistance in order to fight the Cylon Empire and regain their homeworlds, despite overwhelming odds ().
Baltar is given command of a basestar, and through experimentation by a rapidly aging , merges with . This amalgamates into the cybernetic entity Baltifer (). 
Other minor divergences include:
* The naming of Q-Cache 2702 as Q-Cache 7202 in the alternate reality ().
* The use of the word flark in lieu of frack (). 
* and make a bargain (quickly reneged) to spare Lacerta and his collaborator's lives on ().
* A divergence in Colonial Warrior uniforms, as noted by following Apollo's capture (). 
* The presence of the battlestar during the Battle of Cimtar ().
Alvo

Alvo is the alias of a Soldiers of the One contact between Sister Clarice Willow on and the leadership of the STO on Gemenon. Alvo prefers a heavy veil of secrecy: in addition to ordering Willow to limit communications, their meetings are conducted exclusively in V-World in a small and unadorned room, and Alvo remains a silhouette behind thick translucent glass, with his voice heavily distorted. 
After the maglev bombing, Alvo informs Willow that her attempts to obtain the Zoe-A avatar have caused her to lose control of the STO on Caprica, exposing the organization to unwanted scrutiny . Later, as conflict builds between Willow and Barnabas Greeley over command of operations on Caprica, Alvo reports that the STO leadership is moving to support Greeley over her, due to her lack of tangible results .
Alvo's true identity is Gara Singh, director of the Caprica City division of the Global Defense Department. This grants him an unparalleled ability to use GDD resources to help Clarice stay ahead of attempts to stop her activities (CAP: "Blowback," "Apotheosis").
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Amanda Plummer

Amanda Plummer (born 23 March 1957) is an American actress who portrays the oracle Dodona Selloi in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
== Biography ==
Plummer was born in New York City to renowned stage and screen actors Christopher Plummer and Tammy Grimes. She began her career as a stage actress, earning several Tony award nominations and winning the Tony for Best Actress in 1982 for Agnes of God. 
Her breakthrough film appearence was opposite Robin Williams in the 1991 movie The Fisher King, but she is probably better known for her role as Honeybunny (Yolanda) in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. In addition, she also starred in a handful number of films and television series, such as Moonlighting as Jacqueline 'Jackie' Wilbourne.
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Amanda Tanner

Amanda Tanner is part of the Tanner family.
Tanner is later killed by s and is interred with other family members, such as Gilbert Tanner ().
== Notes ==
It is inferred that Tanner worked at Tanner Robogenics, and that Tanner had specialized knowledge relating to the creation of the militarized robots.
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