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Davis (disambiguation)

Please select a following entry for the name, Davis:
* Davis, a crewmember briefly seen in Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Davis (comic), a character who joins Galactica crew in "Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2". 
* Walt Davis, the actor who portrayed Vickers in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero".
* Roger Davis, the actor who portrayed Andromus in "The Night the Cylons Landed".
Dawn Chubai

Dawn Chubai is the actress who portrayed a reporter in Caprica "Reins of a Waterfall."
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, she began as a jazz singer that segued into her work into television. Her first stint was as a weather broadcaster at A-Channel before relocating to Vancouver in 2004, working for City TV Vancouver as a host for Breakfast Television and Reality Television. 
Chubai's acting credits include various genre productions, such as Stargate SG-1, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Dead Zone, The 4400, Reaper, and Supernatural.
Dawn Prestwich

Dawn Prestwich is a writer for the Re-imagined Series.
Prestwich, a Texas native who attended Stanford, was a published short story writer when she met another BSG writer Nicole Yorkin at the American Film Institute, and they have been a team ever since. They have worked on various television shows over ten plus years, including Chicago Hope, Picket Fences and Ally McBeal and won a Writer's Guild Award in 2003 for their drama pilot The Education of Max Bickford. They also were writers and Co-Executive Producers on Carnivàle HBO.com, the HBO series where fellow BSG crew members Ronald D. Moore and Toni Graphia also worked.
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 2:
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Day

Please choose a specific reference for the common term day:
== Original Series and Galactica 1980 ==
* Armament Day, a day celebrated by the Twelve Colonies in the .
* "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," a script for Galactica 1980 that was in production when the series was officially cancelled.
* Timeline (TOS), the timeline of the Original Series.
== Re-imagined Series and Caprica ==
* "Bastille Day," an episode from Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Colonial Day (holiday), the holiday celebrating the unification of the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series.
* "Colonial Day," an episode from Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Dark Day, a book by Edward Prima known as a classic piece of Colonial literature in the Re-imagined Series.
* "A Day in the Life," an episode from Season 3 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Day 4571, the last day of the Cylon War as depicted in "Razor" and the "Razor Flashbacks".
* Ink Day, a culturally significant day for a Tauron child. 
* Mars Day, an unspecified holiday named after the Colonial God of War.
* Timeline (RDM), the timeline of the Re-imagined Series.
Deacon

Deacon is a reprogrammed Cylon Centurion serving inside Commander Alexa Flores' Twilight Command.
Deacon features a distinctive "scar" diagonally across its eye (from center forehead to right "chin"), and a glowing green eye.
Reprogrammed by Spark, Deacon is capable of speech and responds to commands using the iconic "By your command" (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1). It is incapable of feeling pain, and has established a relationship with Spark on a personal level (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2). In addition, Deacon evolves to the point of making jokes, namely about its task to "discover the secrets of Cylon coffee making technology" prior to its infiltration of John Cavil's factory (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 3).
Due to its scar, Cavil uncovers Deacon to be the "talking Centurion" he encountered earlier, and has it taken to be disassembled and reprogrammed. After Cavil adds alterations to its programming, Deacon reveals Twilight Command's plans against its will (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 4).
Flores frees Deacon, but is mortally wounded in doing so; Deacon reasserts itself and kills Cavil, and receives its final orders from Flores: evacuate the team so that she can destroy Cavil's factory and the Centurions that it made with it. As its legs were removed, it crawls to the team outside the factory in time to destroy the remaining Cylons closing in on them. Spark carries Deacon away as they evacuate, leaving Flores to her final act, thus thwarting Cavil's plans (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 5).
==Notes==
* Deacon is not named in dialogue until Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2. 
* Buddy redirects here as Spark refers to it thusly in Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1.
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Deacon (1980)

Deacon is a Viper pilot in 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.
After participating in the Battle for the Agricultural Ships, Deacon flies a decoy mission when Captain Troy and Lieutenant Dillon make way to Earth to begin agro settlements .
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Dead

This page covers specific references for the terms dead, death and die.
== Dead ==
* Dead Man's Chest, a high-stakes, risky card game in the Re-imagined Series.
* Deadbolt, a Viper pilot who participated in the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid in "The Hand of God".
* Service for the dead, the military funeral proceedings of the Colonial Fleet in the Re-imagined Series.
== Death ==
* Atlantia Death Squadron, the Cylon attack phalanx that destroyed Atlantia at the Battle of Cimtar .
* The Cylon Death Machine, a book based on the .
* A Death in the Family, a comic book adaptation of "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II".
* Deathpoint Plateau, place on Arcta where expedition is trapped before being rescued by the Thetas.
* Death stone, term for tombstone in the Original Series.
* Deathtrap!, a comic book adaptation of the third part of "Saga of a Star World".
== Die ==
* Die, Chameleon!, a book written by Robert Thurston based on the Original Series.
* Hasbro Titanium Collection, a series of die-cast miniatures of ships and vessels based on both the Original and Re-imagined Series.
Dealino

Specialist Dealino is a deckhand on the Battlestar . Dealino served as a member of newly restored Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol in attempting to fix up Galactica with all the hull stresses on its structure .
As the repairs continued, Admiral Adama brought over Cylons from the Rebel baseship that had joined the fleet recently to help fix the once-great battlestar. During this time, Dealino got into a fight with a Number Six over several issues in working on the structure, this was broken up by a passing Number Eight. Later, when a structure piece gave way and opened a section of the ship into space, Dealino was rescued by the very Six he was fighting with earlier. He later spoke to Adama and Tigh about the number of jumps Galactica could possibly take before it finally would ripe apart. After he was informed by Tigh to get 100% fact before telling the admiral again, Adama calmly told him to have his wounds looked to .
Dealino would later inform Vice President Leland Adama about his disapproval of removing parts of Galactica that gave it heart. Adama seemed to agree and told him to take out the parts requested by fleet captains last. He would later volunteer for the mission to rescue Hera Agathon at The Colony .
==Notes==
It is unknown if Dealino survived the Battle of the Colony to live on Earth .
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Dean Stockwell

Robert Dean Stockwell (March 5, 1936—November 7, 2021; born in North Hollywood, California) is an American actor, credited as Dean Stockwell. He is best known for his portrayal of "Al Calavicci" in the TV series Quantum Leap, which starred Scott Bakula. In the Re-imagined Series, he plays Number One aka Brother Cavil, a disgruntled, cynical Colonial priest who is later revealed to be a Cylon. 
Stockwell is a former child actor whose career included roles with such actors Errol Flynn, Gregory Peck, and Orson Welles. Stockwell was nominated for an Academy Award for his supporting role as Tony "The Tiger" Russo in the 1988 comedy film Married to the Mob. 
He also had supporting roles in two David Lynch films: the 1984 adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune and Blue Velvet. His other film credits include Beverly Hills Cop II, Tucker: The Man and His Dream, The Player, Air Force One and 2004's The Manchurian Candidate.
He made a guest appearance as Colonel Grat on Star Trek: Enterprise during its first season episode "Detained," reuniting him with Scott Bakula, who also had the starring role in that series. Stockwell has also guest-starred on Stargate SG-1. 
Stockwell retired from acting in 2015 to enter the world of art under his full name, with a variety of pieces auctioned off in 2011 and 2018. 
He passed away on November 7, 2021 and is survived by his wife, Joy Stockwell, and their two children, Austin and Sophie Stockwell. 
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Deck Crew 5

Deck Crew 5 was the name given to the deck crew attached to , formerly a part of Battlestar Group 75, and responsible for maintenance of the battlestar's craft, such as s and Raptors.
At the time of the Cylon Attack, Deck Crew 5 included:
* Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol
* Specialist Socinus
* Specialist Prosna
* Specialist Cally Tyrol (née Henderson)
==See also==
*List of deckhands
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Deckhand

Deckhands are multi-faceted enlisted personnel on battlestars who prepare and maintain Colonial fighters and reconnaissance vehicles for flight and turnaround, as well as assume other maintenance duties throughout the vessel.
Also nicknamed "knuckledraggers," deckhands are tasked with keeping the limited number of Vipers and Raptors ready at all times for Combat Air Patrols, Raptor intra-Fleet shuttle flights, and large-scale engagements with Cylon forces. 
Deckhand jumpsuits come in two colors. Orange jumpsuits are worn by repair and maintenance personnel, while yellow jumpsuited personnel (often nicknamed "lemonheads" due to their yellow helmet) are vehicle signalers on deck, but also perform the same maintenance tasks as those wearing orange jumpsuits. 
Frequently seen deckhands include Galen Tyrol, Cally Tyrol, Diana Seelix, James Lyman and Anthony Figurski. On , deckhands were overseen by the highest-ranking and most experienced non-commissioned officer, Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol, before he is demoted. Chief Petty Officer Peter Laird, Pegasus former high-ranking deckhand, assumed this position prior to his death during the mutiny; Tyrol later resumed this post, leading the human/Cylon repair teams as they attempted to maintain Galactica structural integrity. Specialist Dealino assumed the position as chief of the deck when Tyrol was arrested for helping Sharon "Boomer" Valerii abduct Hera Agathon .
== Active ==
Rank 	Name 	Last Seen
Specialist	Marcie Brasko	Someone to Watch Over Me
Specialist	Dealino 	Islanded in a Stream of Stars
== Inactive ==
Rank 	Name 	Reason
Chief Petty Officer	Galen Tyrol 	In custody after helping Sharon Valerii escape with Hera
Ensign 	Diana Seelix	In custody after Gaeta's Mutiny
Crewman Specialist 	Gage 	In custody after Gaeta's Mutiny
Crewman Specialist 	Vireem 	In custody after Gaeta's Mutiny
== Deceased ==
Rank 	Name 	Death
Chief Petty Officer 	Peter Laird 	The Oath (killed by Tom Zarek)
Specialist 	Brooks 	The Face of the Enemy (killed by a Number Eight)
Petty Officer 2nd Class	Callandra Tyrol (née Henderson)	The Ties That Bind (killed by Tory Foster)
Crewman Specialist 	James "Jammer" Lyman 	Collaborators (executed by The Circle)
Crewman Specialist 	Socinus 	Valley of Darkness (KIA in the Battle of Kobol)
Crewman Specialist 	Tarn 	Scattered (KIA in the Battle of Kobol)
Crewman Specialist 	Prosna 	Miniseries (KIA in the Fall of the Twelve Colonies)
==Status Unknown==
The status of the following deckhands after Gaeta's Mutiny is unknown.
Rank 	Name 	Last Seen
Specialist	Anthony Figurski	Sometimes a Great Notion
 	Joanne Pollux 	Maelstrom
 	Redford 	Dirty Hands
 	Sanchez 	Dirty Hands
 	Herschel 	Dirty Hands
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Decontamination room

The decontamination room (or decon room) is a small, usually one-person chamber used to filter out harmful viruses and bacteria upon a person's arrival on a ship.
There are a minimum of 15 decon rooms on , at least two of which are situated on the flight deck, directly adjacent to the launch bay.
Every pilot must enter a chamber before returning to the general crew population. Upon pressing the door control, the large airlock is opened and the pilot may step in. The door then closes, forming an air tight seal. When the decontamination process is active, a red, pulsing light can be seen through the small viewing window.
On one occasion, pilots and skipped the decon procedure, causing almost the entire Blue Squadron to be infected with a potentially deadly virus .
==Noteworthy Dialogue==
On being told that Jolly skipped decon for a party:
:Dr. Salik: "That's just splendid. Don't these warriors realize what one errant virus or bacteria for which we have no immunity, could do to our people?"
==Notes==
*The decon chambers are only heard of and seen in "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I," but we must assume that they're used in other episodes, and simply not of enough importance to the story to be featured.
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Dedication ceremony

A dedication ceremony is a religious event held in temple for a newborn child that is similar in principle to the concept of a baptism.
Nora Farmer talks of Cally Tyrol's dedication ceremony for the Tyrols' new son, Nicholas Tyrol (The Resistance, Episode 4).
Sister Tivenan dedicates the infant Tyrol to the service of Lords of Kobol Ares and Apollo at his dedication ceremony with this blessing:
"With this mark, we dedicate Nicholas Stephen Tyrol to the service of Ares and Apollo. May he prove worthy of their blessings and those of mighty Zeus. So say we all" (The Resistance, Episode 10).
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Defensive shields

thumb|right|The barriers around the viewing screen are nearly closed after the "Positive shields" order .
Defensive shields are physical protective barriers that enclose around the viewing screen and possibly the exterior of Core command on a battlestar.
Commander orders activation of these shields as they fight off the first waves of a Cylon Raider attack on and her sister battlestars in the opening salvos of the ill-fated Battle of Cimtar . Adama's commands to activate and deactivate the shield are "Positive shields" and "Negative shields," respectively.
Commander Cain also has the shields activated once the basestars begin hitting during the Battle of Gamoray. He simply orders "shield," which corresponds to the button that activates the barriers .
thumb|left|The viewing screen is opens after the "Negative shields" order, allowing the members of Core command to see Atlantia as she is destroyed.
== Electronic defense shields ==
Electronic defense shields are a defensive capability of . In preparation for a direct assault on three basestars, Commander Cain orders "electronic defense shields to maximum power". No visible manifestation of this countermeasure is shown onscreen .
When dealing with the nuclear missiles launched by the Eastern Alliance meant to destroy the Nationalists and Terra itself, issues an order to "stand by force shields" .
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* In comparison, Galactica counterpart in the Re-imagined Series has its command center placed deep within the hull without any windows to space.
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica, a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979:
: Battlestars have "a powerful radiation field" that is capable of "deflect[ing] most laser attacks," in addition to heavy armor plating that can dampen the explosive nature of impacted warheads.
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Deimos

Deimos is a male Colonial Viper pilot in his thirties, gruff and hard-edged, serving on Galactica.
A focused fighter ace, Deimos has an exceptional battle record and a take-no-prisoners attitude (2003 Video Game). 
==Notes==
*The "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the and the Re-imagined Series.
*In reality, Deimos is both a moon of Mars and in Greek mythology, the personification of panic.
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Deitra

Deitra is one of the many shuttle pilots that were turned into pilots during the Viper corps crisis. She proved herself to be a capable pilot (during the Battle of Kobol), and was present when Cylons on mortally wounded 's bride, Serina .
Deitra is also seen launching in a Viper during the Battle at Galaxy's Edge .
== Notes ==
*A version of the "Lost Planet of the Gods" script states that Deitra is a shuttle pilot from the battlestar Atlantia.
*The actress that portrays Deitra also appears as a stewardess in Galactica 1980 "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I".
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Deke Tornvald

Captain Deke "Minute Man" Tornvald is a Viper pilot on detachment from the battlestar during the 10th year of the First Cylon War.
Known throughout the Colonial Fleet for his 30 kills, Tornvald is an inspiration for young officers including Ensign William Adama who cites Tornvald as the reason he enlisted. Despite his celebrity, Tornvald is physically and mentally scarred, calling the propaganda surrounding him "bullshit" .
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Dell

Dell is Daniel Graystone's personal driver in . 
After Amanda Graystone's emotionally driven and partially-correct declaration that Zoe Graystone was a member of the Soldiers of the One in a memorial ceremony at Apollo Park, Daniel orders Sean to have Dell bring about their vehicle so they may flee the angry mob .
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Delphi-class FTL engine

Delphi-class FTL engines are a type of engine technology that made use of FTL principles in order to bring about interstellar travel. This technology was developed by the Caprican government in the years prior to the Cylon War with the translocation field output of them being rated at 8.6 Tachyon Units which effectively allowed them to carry a tonnage of upto approximately sixty thousand tonnes.
At least two Delphi-class engines were stolen by the Sagittaron government after a lightning strike at the Akins Transluminal Orbital Manufacturing Facility. They later used this to ambush Caprican Battle Group Theta under the command of Ben Tanner who was sent to aid the Scorpia government. The Sagittaron forces intended to steal the Scorpian Exploratory-Colony Ships at the Exo Shipyards but failed due to the Caprican forces. (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2) 
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Delphi/ru:Дельфи

Дельфи - это крупный город на Каприке, расположенный в той же местности, что и столица - Каприка-Сити.
==Общие данные==
Город был окружен тропическим лесом и находился недалеко от горной гряды. До падения колоний, в городе находился большой космо-порт, и военная база. Самым высоким зданием в городе было Теламонт Билдинг. Другим известным строением в городе был Дельфийский Музей Колоний; среди артефактов в музее хранилась Стрела Аполлона, предмет, который мог указать общее направление к Земле, дому потерянного Тринадцатого племени.
В менее застроенных районах города, на окраине города находился Дельфийский Реабилитационный Центр, в котором люди с душевными заболевания проходили курсы лечения. В лесной части города Находилась Дельфийская Старшая Школа Юнион.
В Дельфи базировалась команда по пирамиде Дельфийский Легион. Также до Падения Колоний в Дельфи жила Кара Трэйс. У нее была небольшая, захламленная студия с видом на парковку.
==После падения колоний==
Когда пали Колонии, Дельфи не был подвержен бомбардировке, а скорее всего его жители погибли от радиации, из-за чего город остался относительно целым и использовался Сайлонами в качестве штаб-квартиры. Сайлоны начали постепенно восстанавливать город: Человекоподобные Сайлоны поселились в квартирах, восстанавливались постройки, открывались рестораны и другие рекреации. Дельфийский Реабилитационный Центр был временно переоборудован в ферму по выведению человекоподобных Сайлонов от человеческих женщин. После воскрешения, Шэрон Валери вернулась в квартиру, в которой она жила до падения Колоний.
Команда по пирамиде Каприканские Буканьеры пережила гибель столицы, находясь на тренировке возле Дельфи, и заняли Старшую Школу Юнион, гдк они базировались во время сопротивления Сайлонам.
Сайлон, притворявшийся Шэрон Валери, и Карл Агатон скрывались от Сайлонов на окраинах Дельфи в поисках корабля, чтобы сбежать с планеты.
Увидев видения города на Коболе, президент Лора Розлин нарушила планы Командора Адамы и отправила Кару Трэйс на Каприку в трофейном Рейдере, чтобы та доставила из Дельфийского Музея Колоний Стрелу Аполлона, что у нее получилось. Пока она временно застряла на Каприке, она с Карлом Агатоном пришла в свою квартиру, где собрала некоторые дорогие ей вещи.
В конечном счете, Дельфи, как и все колонии были брошены Сайлонами, когда они поняли, что истребление человечества было ошибкой.
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Delphi (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the term, Delphi:
=== Original Series ===
* Delphian Empire, an empire based on Gamoray that the Cylons annihilated in order to establish a foothold in the Krillian Star System.
* , a freighter housing the Fleet's marketplace from .
=== Galactica 1980 ===
* Delphi, the name of a freighter destroyed in "The Super Scouts, Part I."
=== Re-imagined Series Continuity ===
* Delphi, a notable city on before and after the Fall.
* Delphi Convalescent Institute, a mental health facility on Caprica where Amanda Graystone was treated after the death of her brother.
* Delphi Museum of the Colonies, the museum on Caprica where the Arrow of Apollo was located and procured by Kara Thrace.
* Delphi Union High School, the educational institution that served as headquarters to the Caprica Resistance effort under Samuel Anders.
* Delphi University, a higher learning center mentioned in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2.
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Delphi (ship)

Delphi is a freighter in the Galactican Fleet. It serves as the Fleet's school ship for 137 children, twelve of whom became known as The Super Scouts.
This freighter, which suffers from engine trouble, is attacked by Cylons, but the attack is staved off by Boomer and a group of s long enough for Troy and Dillon to evacuate everyone before the ship explodes .
== Related imagery ==
Image:Gemini bridge.jpg|The bridge before it explodes.
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