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Mother

Blessed Mother, Her Holy Mother, or simply Mother are variations on the title given to the leader of the Monotheist Church in the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the years prior to the Cylon War. 
Fifty-eight years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Mother is based in the "Retreat" located in the mountains of Gemenon. Skeptical of n Soldiers of the One cell leader Clarice Willow's notion of apotheosis, Mother authorizes Monotheist Conclave leader Obal Ferras to dispose of Willow. Gaining support from other STO members - including Diego - Willow is able to turn the tables, orchestrating Ferras' assassination as Mother looks on. Confronted by Willow and her plan for a "virtual heaven," Mother cedes control of all Caprican STO cells to Willow .
Mother later visits STO training camp leader Diego in his "rustic" living quarters. Disturbed by Lacy Rand's connection to Clarice Willow and her apparent ability to control U-87 Cyber Combat Units smuggled to Gemenon by the Ha'la'tha, Mother suggests that an accident might befall Rand during training. As a way of further securing Diego's loyalty, Mother gives him the ring that belonged to Obal Ferras before his murder .
Mother is subsequently deposed by Rand, who leads a successful coup against the church leadership using the U-87s and a handful of STO trainees, including Odin Sinclair, Lexon and Devanna. Rand herself takes on the position of Mother, with Sinclair serving as her lieutenant. Some time after Rand's coup, Clarice Willow visits her Holy Mother on Gemenon to plead for the Church's recognition of Cylons as members of the monotheist religion .
==Notes==
*According to the unproduced outlines for Caprica Season 2, Mother was not killed during Rand's coup, and would have made an uneasy alliance with Daniel Graystone to reclaim her old position.
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Mount Colicos

Mount Colicos is a location on Caprica known to some for its dirt trails for turbocycle racing.
This location is within driving distance from both Lower Caprica and the residence. 
 and both lost their turbocycles in a race on Mount Colicos in 7328 (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 1).
==Notes==
Mount Colicos is likely named in honor of John Colicos, the actor who portrayed in the Original Series.
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Mount Hekla

Mount Hekla is a mountain on Arcta.
Doctor Ravashol lives at the base of this mountain, which contains a Cylon garrison. At the top of the mountain is the Ravashol pulsar, which the Cylons use as a weapon against the Fleet, as well as a launch bay filled with Cylon Raiders directly behind the pulsar emplacement.
During the firing of the pulsar, the resulting sound waves causes avalanches. One such avalance injures Ser 5-9 as 's expedition climbs towards the intake valves for the pulsar, which are also located on the mountain's top .
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Mudhole

Mudhole is a robot facsimile of a Cylon Centurion created by Spectre, an ambulatory cybernetic sentience that assumes command of the garrison on Antila after ever reptilian Cylon dies as a result of that planet's diseases. 
As with Spectre's other creations, Mudhole is named after an attribute of the planet Antila (The Young Warriors).
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Mueller (pilot)

Mueller is a pilot on the battlestar Galactica circa .
At one point Mueller did a tour as a Squadron XO, having previously served on Aerilon.
Saul Tigh suggests him to replace as CAG after his defection to find an ancient tomb, but Commander William Adama dismisses him as "a malcontent" .
==Notes==
*Mueller's personnel record revealed two battlestar names: Night Flight and Erasmus.
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Mueller (president)

President Mueller held the position either of President of the Twelve Colonies at least several decades prior to President Adar or President of an individual colony. Saul Tigh's grandfather purportedly served under Mueller as an advisor (TRS: Miniseries, deleted scene).
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Muffit (1880)

Muffit is a Daggit serving as second in command and first mate to Starbuck.
Muffit serves as Starbuck's "muscle," particularly against the enemies that Starbuck has made on Rising Star (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
Following the events in their search for and their subsequent attack on , Muffit and assume ownership of Starchaser from Starbuck and make their own adventures (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
==Notes==
* Muffit speaks in a language not translated to English in the comic, and so much of his dialogue is inferred by how characters reply to Muffit. This is similar to Chewbacca from Star Wars, where that character's dialogue consists of growls and whimpers.
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Muffit (alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of Muffit from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Marvel Comics ==
The original living daggit, , is slain during the attack on . After an aborted search for the daggit, and head out of the city ().
With no other living daggits surviving the holocaust, Dr. creates a robotic variant. Made aware of Boxey's mourning and moved to assist Serina in handling the depressed Boxey, Captain recruits Wilker's assistance for Boxey to "train" the robotic daggit. This new daggit, the , is programmed to respond to Boxey's instructions ().
During the deployment of search parties on , Boxey and Muffey II encounter the and are lead to the chancery, where they are subsequently reunited with Serina and Apollo. Boxey and Muffey II also uncover the in the mines of Carillon, which escalates into a standoff between the Cylon garrison secreted there and the subsequent evacuation of Carillon ().
=== Notes ===
* Muffey II has a tongue and licks Boxey as a biological daggit would (), a feature absent in its canonical counterpart.
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
During the capture of Galactica, Freg reprograms Muffit to detonate the explosives that he plants aboard the Cylon personnel carrier that the Maytorians used to evacuate their homeworld. Upon successfully forcing the Cylons' retreat to their lone baseship, Muffit detonates the carrier, felling the Cylon forces and allowing the surviving humans to escape their home system (). 
While in the Empyrean Expanse, Muffit and Boxey are shown a device, presumably a toy, built by Okaati craftspeople Additionally, Muffit receives regular maintenance from Dr. Wilker, a point that Apollo makes when apologizing to him for not bringing Muffit for its latest checkup (). 
Muffit is briefly seen cavorting about Galactica with its trusted human, ( & ). 
Muffit is still in service, and by Boxey's side, in 7358 (—).
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Muffit (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the name Muffit:
== Characters ==
* Muffit, the daggit (both biological and robotic) from the Original Series.
* Muffit (alternate), the daggit as depicted in separate continuity tie-ins.
* , 's co-pilot from series.
== Other Subjects ==
* Muffit costume, a piece of merchandise circa late 1970s.
* Muffit's Really Big Adventure, a children's book from the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in Caprica.
Muffit costume

The Muffit costume is an Original Series costume produced by the Collegeville Flag and MFG Company. Collegeville Flag and MFG Company has also created costumes for a Colonial Warrior and Cylon Centurion (Cylon costume).
== Notes ==
*The costume along with the Cylon costume was featured in Retrocrush's "THE WEB'S BIGGEST GALLERY OF CLASSIC HALLOWEEN COSTUMES".
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Muffit the Daggit (Eaglemoss)

The Muffit the Daggit is the fourth special release (Special Issue #4) from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
It is the fourth figurine release depicting a character instead of a ship.
==Description==
An iconic character from the original 1978 Battlestar Galactica series, this 4.21" tall statuette brings Muffit the Daggit to life in hand-painted resin! 
Dog-like animals domesticated by the humans of the Twelve Colonies, the daggits were rendered extinct in the initial Cylon attack. Boxey's own beloved pet daggit, named Muffit, was killed by falling debris in Caprica – so Captain Apollo asked Dr. Wilker to create a robotic replacement, a loyal and artificially-furred friend.
Muffit II was programmed to learn from Boxey, and followed him just as faithfully as the real thing, becoming a fan-favorite through many adventures in the original series. Behind the scenes, Muffit II was no robot. It was actually played by a costumed actor – a chimpanzee by the name of Evolution!
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* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 3: Overview
* Page 4: Design Spec
* Pages 5: Character Profile
* Pages 6-7: In-universe Breakdown
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Murder In Space

*This telemovie combines the episodes Murder on the Rising Star and The Young Lords.
*The main difference is that instead of giving up in the launch tube, Starbuck launches and is pursued by Boomer. He decides to go back and face the charges when the Cylons attack, forcing him to crash on the planet Attilla. Starbuck helps the children defeat the Cylon garrison and then is rescued. After he returns to Galactica, the trial continues though completely without Baltar, a key participant in the original episode.
*This is probably the most heavily re-edited of all the telemovies.
For more Galactica telemovies, see TV movies
Murray Matheson

Sidney Murray Matheson (July 1, 1912—April 25, 1985) was an Australian-born actor who portrayed Sire Geller in the Original Series episode "Greetings From Earth".
He previously provided the voice of Specter in the Original Series episode "The Young Lords".
Born in Casterton, Victoria, Australia, Matheson served as a pilot in the Royal Air Force prior to becoming an actor. His first movie roles reflected his military service in the RAF.
As television's popularity grew, Matheson took on roles in many genres, with roles in Kraft Television Theatre, Studio One, Peter Gunn, The Fugitive, Naked City, Perry Mason, Get Smart, My Favorite Martian and Bewitched. Many fans of the series, The Twilight Zone may remember Matheson as The Clown in the 1961 episode, "Five Characters in Search of an Exit".
In the 1970s and 1980s, Matheson would enjoy some guest roles in episodes of shows such as Mannix, Vega$ (produced by Original Series creator Glen Larson) and Hawaii Five-O and as a regular series member of the cast of Banachek in 1972.
Matheson died on 25 April 1985 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California.
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Mushieland

Mushieland is a fictional planet and is the setting of a story Boxey tells his grandfather, Commander Adama, who is recovering from an unspecified ailment.
In Boxey's story, the planet is "full of daggits: orange daggits, blue daggits, daggits with horns, daggits with curly tails," the best of them being a dagitt called Sire Muffy .
== Notes ==
* It can be inferred that Mushieland contains hydronic mushies, which the drone Muffit II is trained to sniff for in a future episode, "Fire in Space".
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Music

Please choose a specific reference for the term music:
* The Music, the odd song heard by four of the Final Five in "Crossroads".
* Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM), an article about the music in the Re-imagined Series.
* Music of Caprica, an article about the music in the Caprica.
* In Music, a periodical from the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series.
* Larson's Apogee in C-Minor, a piano piece played by Baltar in the Galactica 1980 2 comic.
For other articles relating to music:
* Soundtrack, for a disambiguation page leading to various soundtrack releases.
* Bear McCreary, composer for the Re-imagined Series.
* Brendan McCreary, brother of Bear McCreary and vocalist for the Re-imagined Series's music.
* Stu Phillips, composer for the Original Series.
My Triumphs, My Mistakes

My Triumphs, My Mistakes is a manifesto written by Gaius Baltar while imprisoned on Galactica. In it he tells his life story and writes about the oppression of the working class of the Twelve Colonies by the "aristocracy," particularly the "Caprican elite." The current pages of the book that are in circulation were smuggled out of Baltar's cell and distributed amongst the Fleet by Baltar's lawyer, Alan Hughes . However, the book is incomplete seeing as Baltar had to turn in several new pages after being searched by Galactica's guards on President Laura Roslin's orders.
Throughout the Fleet it is known as "the book." A copy freely circulates Galactica's flight deck, fueling existing dissatisfaction of the Fleet's workers that ultimately leads to a strike among Hitei Kan's crew and Galactica's deckhands.
President Laura Roslin initially attempts to suppress the book, but fails to do so and later uses it to aid in the labor squabbles in the Fleet .
Galen Tyrol finds a copy and turns to one section:
:The Emerging Aristocracy and the Emerging Underclass
:I wash my hands of the phony democratic system; I will never let myself be distracted by the placatory crumbs that the Caprican elite led by the Roslin administration toss into the barnyard every now and again. Many of the oppressed have realized the truth and are ready to take action, even ready to take arms ... 
Other quotes from the book:
:If you hear the people, you will never have to fear the people. 
:To listen requires a voice. For what needs to be known requires us to ask. 
Baltar tells Tyrol that in the book's conclusion he asks the reader if they think the Fleet will ever be commanded by someone whose name is not Adama .
After the death of Hughes, Baltar is continuing to add to the book, hastily scribbling additional pages in a notepad provided by Baltar's second lawyer, Romo Lampkin. Of note, he contemplates adding the following: 
: The nature of modern life is obsession. 
The book is also widely read by the Cult of Baltar, who have a copy of it on their shrine in their commune . 
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* My Triumphs, My Mistakes being referred to simply as "the book" might be a reference to Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell.
* The title My Triumphs, My Mistakes could be a reference to Mein Kampf, translated My Struggle from German, by Adolf Hitler who wrote it during his imprisonment.
* The book appears to be analogous to real-world classic Marxist/Leninist rhetoric: Baltar's "analysis of a bifurcated society" into the "emerging aristocracy" and the "emerging underclass" parallels Marx's notion of the rise of the "bourgeoisie" and the "proletariat" under capitalism. Many Fleet members agitate for class consciousness and labor action based on Baltar's book; Cally Tyrol tries to convince Galen Tyrol (formerly the President of the Colonial Workers Alliance union on New Caprica, which he later resumes at the urging of Colonial President Laura Roslin) to back the tylium miners' strike, and ultimately he does so because of the working conditions that injure a young boy.
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Myer Castall

Lieutenant Myer Castall is a member of Ghost Squadron, stationed on Mercury class battlestar Therion. With his wife, Lieutenant Jorianne Landry, they have two children on Picon who are victims of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
With Landry, he pilots one of the Ghosts two Viper Gunships (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Myron Ruth

Some time before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Commander Myron Ruth, officer of an Aerilon military unit, was part of a filing of a court-martial against an officer from the Triton— Lt. Kara Thrace. It is likely that Ruth was the officer given offense by Thrace .
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Mysteries

Mysteries was a nightclub in the holoband game environment known as New Cap City. Mysteries featured a show hosted by Cerberus who espoused riddles and posed questions to select audience members. Those audience members who failed to answer correctly were derezzed and banned from New Cap City permanently.
Tamara Adama visited Mysteries looking for answers, leaving her signature in the lobby. Her father, Joseph Adama - in search of Tamara - entered the nightclub with Emmanuelle, inadvertently drawing attention to himself and becoming the target for Cerberus' questioning. Refusing to even hazard a guess, Adama was ejected from the club. However, upon discovering Tamara's signature in the lobby, Adama used amp and forced his way back into the club, opening fire on the patrons. Adama held a weapon to Cerberus' head and forced him to give him information on Tamara, though the host knew very little. 
Mysteries' happy hour was on Wednesdays .
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NCD2539

NCD2539 is an object in space near a Cylon supply route which is known to the Colonials.
 intentionally visits this area to lure Cylon forces, including a Resurrection Ship, into to it. The Colonials intend to kill their humanoid Cylon prisoners, whose consciousnesses would download and infect the Cylon populace with a human virus with a bioelectric pathogen that would effectively annihilate the Cylon race. The objectives of the Battle of NCD2539 are thwarted by internal sabotage .
The complete designation of the battle's location is "The Region of NCD2539 - Above/North."
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*"NCD2539" is likely a Colonial astronomical catalog's designation for a specific celestial object; for example a star system. Such designations are common, because there are far too many stars to name all of them. "Above/North" refers to a direction perpendicular to the galaxy's disk in relation to its spin direction.
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Nadine Wright

Nadine Wright is an actress who played the young mother, Chantara, in the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries.
Her other television work includes Higher Ground, First Wave, and a number of commercials.
She was a dancer for the Canadien ballet company Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.
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Nagala

Admiral Nagala is a senior admiral in the Colonial Fleet.
At the start of the attack on the Twelve Colonies, Nagala takes personal command of the fleet following the destruction of Picon Fleet Headquarters; the battlestar Atlantia serves as the admiral's flagship. Nagala is killed when Atlantia is subsequently destroyed with all hands in a battle above the colony of Virgon.
Commander William Adama assumes supreme field command of the Colonial Fleet upon Nagala's death, as no flag officers remain alive or in contact with the fleet at the time .
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* As "Admiral" has been used as a generic term within the series, it remains unknown where on the admiral scale (i.e. rear vs. full admiral) Nagala resided. 
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Nahanni Arntzen

Nahanni Arntzen is a Canadian actress who portrays an unnamed pilot in the Miniseries.
Born in Kingdom Inlet, British Columbia, Canada, Arntzen was named after the Nahanni River in the Northwest Territories, and born into a family of treeplanters. Her father, Daniel James, formed a company called Nahanni Reforestation at age 22.
She would later locate to Vancouver and apprentice with her uncle, Arnt Arntzen, a furniture designer and boat builder. In conjunction with pursuing her interest in furniture design, she engaged in acting, appearing in various genre productions, including Stargate: Atlantis and Grimm.
She later retired from acting after meeting her husband, and relocated to Portland, Oregon, USA to raise their three children.
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Naia

Naia is the mother of a young boy Gaius, named after his father; both she and her son survive the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
Following Gaeta's Mutiny circa , Naia and her son reside in Dogsville, and are one of many families calling the refugee camp home while subsisting on meager rations distributed by Galactica crew members. 
During his travels through Dogsville with select acolytes, Gaius Baltar is drawn by her beauty and greets her warmly. He asks about her son and she tells him his name is Gaius, after his father. Baltar asks the young Gaius if he is hungry, to which the boy nods. He offers them food from their own stock over Paulla Schaffer's protests; Baltar then makes a grand speech promising to feed all the people of Dogsville. Naia embraces him in gratitude, while his followers look on. 
Naia and her son are present as they collect their food from Baltar and his followers, when the Sons of Ares show up armed and steal it all for themselves. This event forces Baltar to beseech Admiral William Adama for weapons to police the civilian population onboard . 
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* It is not directly stated if her son Gaius is named after Gaius Baltar directly, but it is strongly implied in light of Baltar's various and well-known proclivities.
* The name Naia originates from the Naiads of Greek mythology. Naiads are a form of nymphs presiding over various sources of fresh water.
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Nana Visitor

Nana Visitor (born July 26, 1957) is an American actress of film, television, and Broadway. 
She is best known to science fiction fans as playing Kira Nerys in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, in addition to playing Dr. Elizabeth Renfro/Madame X, a recurring character in James Cameron's Dark Angel. Galactica star Grace Park had a brief speaking role in Visitor's last episode of Dark Angel. She currently stars in ABC's Wildfire.
In Battlestar Galactica she appears in the episode "Faith," playing Emily Kowalski, a cancer patient who socializes with Laura Roslin.
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* Nanites: Official Fan Club of Nana Visitor
* NanaVision: The Official Fansite for Nana Visitor
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Nancy Priddy

Nancy Priddy (born 22 January 1941) is an American actress and singer who portrayed Willie's mother in . Her performance in that episode was uncredited, but she was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Priddy is the mother of actress Christina Applegate, the only child from her marriage with Robert Applegate. 
Priddy's other works include appearances in Matlock, The Waltons, Bewtiched, Days of our Lives, and Glen A. Larson's Quincy, M.E. 
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