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Reese

Council Security Officer Reese is a "Blackshirt."
He is a guy that people love to hate. Typical of other Council Security officers – arrogant and sarcastic – Reese behaves much like the Quorum he serves.
Reese thinks that Michael and his party (Sarah and the children) should be forcibly removed and thoroughly interrogated, and is impatiently annoyed at the cautious actions of Commander Adama and the Warriors.
Reese attempts to backup , who wants to extradite the "Earthlings" from the ship. However, Starbuck won't have Reese's "assistance." In response, Reese threatens that he isn't the only one that is furious at Adama's inaction.
After the Quorum takes control of the situation and eventually requests a doctor and participating medtechs from the Rising Star, Reese is assigned to defend them. However, Michael has other plans, and threatens the observers in the bay with a stunning weapon. Michael thinks Reese to be a threat, for he tactlessly attempts to calm the asphyxiating Terran, and is stunned by Michael. The present medtechs treat Reese .
Reese is obviously more useful on the Prison Barge, as he is assigned there during 's attempt to escape. He brings Adama news that the Quorum wants to see him post haste, and informs a grinning, sarcastic Baltar that he has mess duty again. Much to Baltar's pleasure, the Nomen manage to quickly quiet Reese and the other "Blackshirts" after the Nomen temporarily "die" .
== Notes ==
Reese was obviously intended as a recurring character on Battlestar Galactica, and Ron Kelly seemed to enjoy the job.
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References in the Original Series

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===Silent Running===
*Shots of the Valley Forge, the domed greenhouse ship from this movie, were used to show 'agricultural ships' in "Battlestar Galactica."
*Reuse of interior shots of the geodesic domes from the film, including a fleeting appearance of Bruce Dern as Freeman Lowell and the depiction of Saturn as seen through the windowed dome, are used to depict the interior of the ships for the episode "The Magnificent Warriors."
*During the lawsuit between Lucasfilm and Universal Pictures over Battlestar Galactica, Universal referenced Silent Running when alleging Lucasfilm's theft of ideas from that film and the 1930s Buck Rogers serials in a counter-suit. 
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===Star Wars===
*Many people noted the apparent similarities, aesthetic and plot-wise, between Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica. George Lucas even (unsuccessfully) sued the makers of "Battlestar Galactica," citing forty-four specific counts of plagiarism.
* In reply to these allegations, the Apogee special effects team "wrote" the words "Fuck Off" by using the lights of the Caprican city. This can be seen as the Cylon Raiders approach in the attack sequence on Caprica.
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===Star Trek: The Next Generation===
*For Richard Hatch's proposed movie sequel to "Battlestar Galactica" (Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming), many similarities were drawn between the new Cylons, and the Borg from "Star Trek: TNG."
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===Industrial Light & Magic===
* The "IL" in IL-series Cylon is actually a reference to Industrial Light, the previous employer of John Dykstra.
* The "IL" marking can be seen as a button marking on the Viper control stick. This is seen in closeup shots of the stick, starting with "Saga of a Star World".
===Pop Culture===
* Boomer's reference to "plant vapor" is almost certainly a nod to the popularity of marijuana in the late 1970's. See also: New Caprican loco weed.
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References to Caprica

This article discusses various references to Caprica made by other works of note in various mediums including, but not limited to, television, film, or literary publications.
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== Television ==
===Attack of the Show! ===
thumb|"You know my name isn't Caprica on the show, right?"
*In the episode aired for November 9, 2010, Alessandra Torresani stars in Kevin Pereira's Caprica where the Attack of the Show! co-host Kevin Pereira attempts many times to make out with Torresani despite knowing little of the television series Caprica.
*In another skit in the same episode, Kevin Pereira tells Alessandra Torresani that he thinks he can bring back Caprica. 
=== The Big Bang Theory ===
*In the episode "The Irish Pub Formulation," Raj asks everyone what they thought of the new episode of Caprica.
=== South Park ===
*In the episode "Medicinal Fried Chicken," after buying marijuana, Randy remarks he has to rush home to watch Caprica.
== Webcomics ==
=== HijiNKS ENSUE ===
*In the comic for Tuesday, March 2, 2010, Ronald D. Moore continues the trend of religion in science fiction from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the Re-imagined Series, Caprica, and finally Space Jesus: Holy Ghost in the Shell.
*In the guest comic for Friday, April 16, 2010, Joel and Josh discuss whether Caprica will be picked up for a second season and their criticisms with the television series.
== Other ==
=== The Best Show on WFMU with Tom Scharpling ===
*In the episode for March 9, 2010, during a science fiction trivia contest between John Hodgman and Patton Oswalt, the essay question "What would happen if Daniel Graystone had access to the Dollhouse's imprinting technology?" was asked.
=== The Onion ===
*In the March 31, 2009 article "Obama Depressed, Distant Since 'Battlestar Galactica' Series Finale", the United States president Barack Obama attempts to console himself with the cancellation of the Re-imagined Series by looking at leaked production stills for the upcoming spin-off Caprica on the message board Battlestar Forum.
*In the March 15, 2010 article "Marijuana Use Triples Among Gary", researchers find that Gary's marijuana use levels off after a few episodes of Caprica.
== References ==
== External links ==
*Caprica (2009) - Trivia - IMDb
*Alessandra Torresani of Caprica Cosplays as Princess Leia Behind-the-Scenes Photos
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References to Galactica 1980

This article discusses various references to Galactica 1980 made by other works of note in various mediums including, but not limited to, television, film, or literary publications.
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== Literature ==
=== More Information Than You Require ===
*John Hodgman lists a moleman named "Dr. Zee, a child prodigy."
== Music ==
=== Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers ===
*In the music video "You Got Lucky," a clip from "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I" plays on one of the television screens.
=== Ookla the Mok ===
* A band named Ookla The Mok makes a reference to Galactica 1980 in a song called Tommy: "Everything good turns to crap. It turns to crap and I don't mean maybe, just like Galactica 1980. It turns to crap. Crap!"
== Television ==
=== Welcome to Eltingville ===
*In the Trivia Off, one of the questions is "What was Galactica 1980 time-slot?"
== Comics ==
=== Dork! ===
thumb|"What time-slot did Galactica 1980 have?""Sunday, seven to eight, ABC-"
*In issue #6 which was the source material for the Welcome to Eltingville pilot, one of the Trivia Off questions is "What time-slot did Galactica 1980 have?"
=== Maximum Press ===
Like most separate continuity series based on the Original Series, the Maximum Press comics ignore Galactica 1980, but do make the occasional reference to it.
* In War of Eden 1, Starbuck makes a reference to "The Return of Starbuck" when he mentions that, were he left behind, he'd find a nice deserted planet somewhere and christen it with his own name.
== Webcomics/Comic strips ==
=== Blue Crash Kit ===
*In the guest strip for December 13, 2005, the main characters end up in the Galactica 1980 universe due to an unreality bubble caused by bad poetry.
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Refinery ship

Refinery ships are vessels used for refining tylium that have been used in the colonies since at least as far back as the First Cylon War. During the war, they presumably had the role of replenishing the fuel reserves of Colonial Fleet ships .
Over forty years later the class is used for civilian purposes. At least two of these ships, Daru Mozu and Hitei Kan, are able to escape with Galactica following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies . During the refugee fleet's ongoing escape from Cylon forces, these ships refine tylium mined by the vessels Monarch and Majahual.
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Refueling tanker

A refueling tanker, or "tanker bird," is a vessel that allows s and Raptors to refuel away from a or base by means of in-flight fuel transfers ("unreps"). 
== Notes ==
*It is not known what type or vessel is used as a "tanker bird". The vessel is mentioned by Admiral William Adama but is not seen on screen . 
*Tankers are also mentioned as an option to fuel Vipers searching for the missing Lieutenant Kara Thrace .
*It is possible that the tankers are a Raptor or shuttle modified with a .
*A refinery ship, either Daru Mozu or Hitei Kan, referred to as a "tanker," is attempting to refuel Striker .
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Regus

Colonel Regus is Therion executive officer. During the Battle of Aquaria, she and the crew of Therion are slaughtered by the Cylons (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1—2).
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Reilly

Reilly is a Viper pilot assigned to and later killed by Scar.
Reilly is said to have been a competent pilot, but easily spooked. A photo of his presumed-dead girlfriend is a recurring topic of conversation lead by Louanne Katraine, who attempts to find out the girlfriend's name without success .
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Reilly's girlfriend

Reilly's girlfriend is a woman who is subject of various conversations regarding her name, notably after Reilly is killed by Scar.
After Reilly's death, Louanne Katraine takes it upon herself to find out this woman's name believing it important for sentimental reasons, but ultimately fails to do so. 
During conversations in the pilot's duty locker, Tucker Clellan offers his belief that she died on Picon and that her name may have been Karen. Brendan Costanza believes her name is Kathy, while later, prior to destroying Scar herself, Katraine believes that the girlfriend may have been named Kassie. During the various instances that Kara Thrace hears Katraine broaching the subject, Thrace strongly rebukes her efforts, claiming it of no importance .
The picture that Katraine retrieves from Reilly's bunk is later added to the memorial hallway, and later accompanies both Katraine's and Thrace's pictures (TRS: "Scar," "The Passage," "The Son Also Rises," "He That Believeth in Me").
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Rejuvenation center

A rejuvenation center is a recreational area on a Colonial ship meant for recreation by a general crew. 
On the , this area was used by both pilots and the ship's general crew, as opposed to the exclusive Officer's Club frequented solely by officers and Colonial Warriors. The rejuvenation center contained gaming tables with various games (such as compartment bulyarks), as well as various refreshments, and was housed away from the ship's hull. 
When a Cylon kamikaze attack caused internal fires to break out around the ship, the rejuvenation center was cut off from the rest of the ship. This left Lieutenant , , , the robotic Muffit II and roughly a dozen personnel unable to escape the fire. Had it not been for the efforts of and , as well as the effort of Muffit II to bring the trapped personnel breathers, the blaze would have killed everyone in the rejuvenation center .
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Rekha Sharma

Rekha Sharma is a Canadian film, stage and TV actor who plays presidential aide Tory Foster in the Re-imagined Series.
Born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Sharma's ancestors relocated from the state of Uttar Pradesh in India after the British occupation of the country, and settled in the Fiji Islands. Her parents moved to Canada, where she was born and raised with her older brother.
Sharma wanted to become an actor since she was in fifth grade, after auditioning for a play, where she landed a lead role. It was in her twenties, however, after having "dabbled in a variety of things," when Sharma pursued acting, booking a theater gig.
Her roots firmly planted in stage productions such as Prisoners, Sharma has an active TV career in shows such as Smallville, Dark Angel, Da Vinci's City Hall, The L Word, and John Doe.
Sharma had a role in the feature film, The Core, with Hilary Swank.
Before landing the role of Tory Foster, who made her first apparance in "The Captain's Hand," Sharma had auditioned for the series multiple times for smaller roles. Sharma considers herself a fan of the series.
Outside of acting, she is a painter and practices the sarangi, a musical string instrument.
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Rekort

Rekort is the captain of the diplomatic vessel Taurella. 
In , he is in command of Taurella after its escape from the besieged , and joins 's . The ship, however, is unable to keep up and is lost within the first yahren.
Unbeknownst to the Fleet, Taurella and its crew, along with Countess Sephoni and her court, survive alone for the next ten yahrens. Using Sephoni's psionic abilities, Rekort and his crew are able to follow in the Fleet's footsteps, but never fully able to rejoin the Fleet until Xam divines the coordinates to Taurella in (—).
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Religion

Please choose a specific article involving religious aspects in Battlestar Galactica:
*For information on the Colonial faith in the Original Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (TOS)
*For information on the Colonial polytheistic faith in the Re-imagined Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM)
*For information on the Cylon monotheistic faith in the Re-imagined Series, see Cylon Religion
Renata

Renata is introduced as Commander Cain's executive officer of when it encounters the The Fleet once more.
Her manner is described as "warm, almost subserviant [sic]" and "knows how to make men feel important". She and manage to start a relationship, in which he sees herself as her champion, but is horrified to discover that she is a new breed of Cylon that is half-human, half-robot. 
Renata is difficult to kill and, with the assistance of , Apollo is able to throw her into an airlock and into space (The Return of the Pegasus).
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Rene Assa

Rene Assa (15 November 1944—10 March 2002) is an Egyptian actor who is uncredited for his brief portrayal of a Gemon Warrior in the . 
Moving to the United States as a teenager, Assa began a career in theater, including plays by Murray Mednick. 
Assa's other credits include appearances in The Bionic Woman, The A-Team, Knight Rider, Quantum Leap and The Flash. 
He died from lung cancer on 10 March 2022 in Los Angeles. 
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Renner

Captain Renner is the executive officer of Pegasus under Commander Trammel (see Notes). It is unknown if he held the same position under Jack Fisk.
Renner claims that he "was crewin' warships for 20 years" and is vocal in his resentment that is investigating Fisk's death (TRS: deleted scene, "Black Market").
== Notes ==
*For legal reasons Trammel was renamed to Barry Garner for his appearance in "The Captain's Hand". 
*Since Renner only appears in a deleted scene and is never mentioned again in the series, his canonical status is questionable. 
*Additionally, the actor who portrayed the character is not credited. 
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Renu Bakshi

Renu Bakshi is the actress who portrayed Abasi Lowe in the Caprica episodes "Rebirth" and "Reins of a Waterfall".
Bakshi is a reporter for Vancouver-based television station CIVT-TV. Bakshi worked as a stringer on the channel YTV through 1989 to 1994 and a producer on BCTV in 1996 and 1997. She was listed on The Vancouver Sun "100 South Asians who are making a difference in British Columbia".
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*Twitter account
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Rescue of Apollo

Reeling from the apparent death of Major and the reappearance of the Cylon threat, Commander forbids any recovery effort for either Apollo or his remains. With the awesome threat posed by the ' newest capital ship, dubbed the "super basestar" with its phalanxes of s, Adama and the Colonials of must continue to press on.
== Background ==
Cylons enact their plan to ensnare humanity by manufacturing psionic impressions of humans, which are sympathetically received by Countess Sephoni during her ten yahren separation from the . Immediately following Major 's final transmissions, Commander arrests Sephoni and her entourage, on the belief that they are knowingly complicit in the treachery (-). 
A grieving and intoxicated Captain threatens to kill Sephoni in her brig aboard before being tranquilized by security (). Adama and Starbuck discuss Apollo's fate and the need to press onward, during which Adama elicits a promise from Starbuck to not mount any rescue attempt ().
== Action ==
Captains and , with fellow conspirators Breena, , and , make plans to use the flanked by four . Under the guise of a recon patrol, Boomer fills out a request for said patrol and Athena authorizes it. Also in the log is the scuttling of the Cylon transport, with Starbuck allegedly planning to abandon the ship in wake, rigging it as a mine for any would-be Cylon pursuers ().
Starbuck recruits Countess Sephoni, herself wanting to make recompense for being deceived, for her abilities as a psionic divining rod to ensure that Xam's message relaying 's status and location is genuine. Now that Sephoni is able to discern between Cylon psionic misinformation versus the genuine article, she confidently confirms Xam's divination. 
Athena, Starbuck and Sephoni board the Cylon transport and launch, escorted by Vipers piloted by the quartet of Warrior conspirators. While Sephoni is able to divine the proper access codes that allow the transport to dock, the quartet of Vipers reveal themselves from an asteroid field, engaging the Cylons so as to divert their attention ().
After running-and-gunning through the hangar bay, the trio of infiltrators come across Apollo hooked into a medical apparatus. Sephoni and Starbuck accesses the ship's system, as the system is unified and can be controlled from any terminal, rigging various alarms that indicate a critical failure of the main reactor. 
The trio extricate Apollo, exfiltrating via the cargo-hoist to reach their exfiltration transport. Without taking any losses, the recovery group return to Galactica to be dressed down by an otherwise grateful Commander Adama (). 
== After-Action ==
Apollo is examined by Doctors and Madusa and is found to no longer be medically fit to fight in the front lines. He is relegated to duty in Core Command as a command operative (—).
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Resin

Please select a reference for the term, resin:
* For the material used by the Cylons to prolong Galactica structural integrity before her end, see: Cylon organic resin.
* For information on the statue of Galactica of the Re-imagined Series, see: Galactica Resin Statue.
* For information on resin busts made from characters of the Re-imagined Series, see: Resin Busts.
Resistance

Please select a specific article for the term, Resistance.
== Stories ==
* "Resistance," the Season 2 episode on the Caprica Resistance that Kara Thrace and encounter on .
* "Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance," the web-series detailing the creation of the New Caprica Resistance on New Caprica.
== Organizations ==
* Original Series
** Colonial Resistance, the survivors of the 's attack on the Twelve Colonies of Man, lead by in an alternate reality.
* Re-imagined Series
** Caprica Resistance, the survivors on lead by Samuel Anders featured in Season 2 and "The Plan."
** New Caprica Resistance, the movement lead by Saul Tigh opposing the occupation of New Caprica.
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Resources

In-game mechanics for Battlestar Galactica Deadlock make use of resources, which are acquired based on the performance of the player, how well they defend and fortify the Colonies, and completion of missions. 
In-game modifiers, such as simply anchoring Daidalos to a certain Colony in , alter not only the intake of such resources but also their redemption. (See: Daidalos Bonus) 
== Requisition Points ==
Requisition Points allow the end user to unlock blueprints, as well as both recruiting new officers and promoting current officers of Colonial Fleet.
They are earned through the completion of both Story Missions and Resource Missions."Requisition Points" factoid on loading screen. 
== Tylium ==
As the primary fuel of Colonial propulsion systems, is reliant on stipends of refined tylium in order to construct new ships (at either a standard or expedited "rush" pace"Requisition Points" factoid on loading screen. ), maintain current fleets, replenish war materiel, and FTL jumps of task forces. Thus it is the primary commodity traded between the Colonies."Tylium" factoid on loading screen. 
Tylium stations are often prime strategic targets of opportunity for both sides in the .
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