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Pan Galactic

Pan Galactic was a spaceline operating in the Twelve Colonies before the Cylon attack.
Since these ships are completely without defenses, many ships like this Pan Galactic spaceliner were destroyed during the attacksThe official web site for the series at SciFi.com notes a brief description of these passenger liners..
At least one FTL-capable Pan Galactic spaceliner, named the Caprica Clipper, survived the attack and united with the Fleet. This liner is the last civilian ship to make its escape jump in the Battle of Ragnar Anchorage .
After the settlement of New Caprica, it was among the ships that chose to set down on the planet's surface. It was later held by the Cylons during the Occupation, and is among the first to escape the surface during the liberation by , by performing an intra-atmospheric jump . 
After offloading its passengers on Galactica, the Pan Galactic liner was later shepherded through the The Passage and arrived at the algae planet on the fifth and final jump .
The vessel would later be destroyed when it was sent into Earth's sun with the rest the Fleet .
==Notes==
*Pan Galactic uses the popular spaceliner design used by other spacelines such as Gemon Liners.
*The livery and name of Pan Galactic is based on the airline Pan American (or Pan Am), which ceased operations in 1991.
*Pan Galactic's company logo, located on the ship's sides and underside tail, is nearly identical to the one of Pan Am, except for its lettering, which says "Pan Gal."
*The use of the likeness of the old Pan Am logo is likely an homage to the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, where a Space Shuttle-like winged transport (run by a fictional version of Pan Am) is seen.
*The name, Caprica Clipper, can be seen clearly on its nose in promotional pictures, however it has yet to be named in any official episodes with lack of closeups on the vessel throughout the series.
==Related Images==
image:Pan Mini.JPG|escaping from the Ragnar Anchorage .
image:PanGalactic.jpg|Escape from New Caprica .
File:Meshweaver - Pan Galactic hero weathered.jpg|A hero quality render of the weathered Pan Galactic "flat-fin back" type luxury liner.
File:Meshweaver - Pan Galactic hero clean.jpg|A hero quality render of the clean Pan Galactic "flat-fin back" type luxury liner.
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Pann

Pann was a member of the Soldiers of the One terrorist group, working for the Caprican cell led by Barnabas Greeley. He was the first student from the Athena Academy recruited by Sister Clarice Willow, but betrayed Clarice by turning to Greeley, whose more radical and violent approach chaffed with Clarice's own agenda .
Pann was present at Monotheist meetings attended by Ben Stark, his girlfriend Hippolyta, and Keon Gatwick .
He was also present during the confrontation between Clarice and Barnabas at the Caprica City docks and the attempted bombing of the Caprica Interplanetary Spaceport . 
After she was granted total control of the STO cells on Caprica, Clarice visited Pann in his Caprica City apartment. There she made him beg for forgiveness before she murdered him. Clarice accepted Pann's pleas for forgiveness, but told him that it was God he should be worried about, throwing a working television set into his bathtub and electrocuting him to death .
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Panou

Panou is an actor who portrays Olaf Willow in the Caprica series. He has a unique one-word Creole birth-name, translated as "God Among Us." 
He has also had memorable roles in many genre television shows including:
* Stargate SG-1
* Stargate Atlantis
* Sanctuary
* Smallville
* Supernatural
* Flash Gordon
* Earth: Final Conflict
* I Was a Sixth Grade Alien
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Pantheon Bridge

The Pantheon Bridge was a steel truss bridge crossing the Caprican Bay in Caprica City, . Constructed 98 years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the bridge took three years to complete, cost 16.5 million cubits and stood 100 meters above sea level. It was constructed from steel girders salvaged from an earlier bridge and was once the widest bridge on Caprica by one centimeter. One million cars crossed the Pantheon Bridge in its first month of operation.
58 years before the Fall, Amanda Graystone, still grieving the loss of her daughter, Zoe Graystone, leaped from the Pantheon Bridge into the Caprican Bay in an apparent suicide attempt. Though many jumpers had perished over the years, Graystone survived with only a broken leg and superficial injuries. Following Graystone's attempted suicide, safety retrofitting commenced on the bridge to prevent other such occurrences, though the project caused significant traffic delays .
:The Pantheon Bridge was in reality the Burrard Bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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Pantheon Bridge Getting New Safety Measures

Pantheon Bridge Getting New Safety Measures is a The Caprican News article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Martius 21, YR42.
== Story ==
Don't be alarmed if you start seeing construction workers on the Pantheon Bridge sooner rather than later. The Bridge isn't getting its foundation fortified. The Bridge isn't going to collapse. It's just that soon your leisurely Sunday strolls across the Bridge will be all the safer. 
The Caprica City Bridge and Tunnel Authority is making one of our most majestic landmarks even more safe and sound as it's been commissioned to install a new set of safety railings along the walkways on either side of the Bridge, which will decrease the risk of any pedestrian accidents. 
"It's a relatively simple procedure," says Bridge and Tunnel Commissioner Timothy Caldwell. "We don't expect it to interfere with traffic, either vehicular or pedestrian. Our hope is that you don't even notice we're there, and we hope to be in and out of there in a week's time." 
There's been some speculation that the project was rushed into approval due to an increase in "jumpers" and attempted suicides on the bridge. 
"Nonsense," replies Mr. Caldwell. "This has been something in the works for some time now. We're finally getting to it; it's long overdue. Caprica City needs proactive safety measures now more than ever, and we're here to provide that." 
The official start date on the project hasn't been announced, but should commence within a month's time.
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Paolo McKay

Paolo "Redwing" McKayThe name is shown in a shot when Margaret Edmonson's Raptor rendezvous with his flight . is a Viper pilot aboard Galactica.
McKay participates in the Battle of New Caprica, flying as 's wingman .
Later, McKay leads a CAP with Margaret "Racetrack" Edmonson and Hamish "Skulls" McCall, before the Raptor loses control and violently crash-lands in Galactica port landing bay .
McKay is part of the pilots stationed on the rebel Cylons' baseship for a joint attack mission on the Resurrection Hub. When the plan requires the human pilots to entrust their lives to the Cylons, he confronts a Number Six about her piloting skills, but is told to back off by .
He participates in Gaeta's Mutiny, and is reported as leading a marine fire team to secure Galactica engine room .
As with other mutineers, he was paroled; McKay is later seen in the gathering in the hangar bay where Admiral William Adama announces his intent to rescue Hera Agathon. He can be seen near Louis Hoshi and as Adama explains the purpose of the red line running down the center of the deck .
==Notes==
* A redwing is a type of bird in the thrush family, and the name of a Marvel Comics character.
* Operation Redwing was a nuclear test series performed by the United States. 
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Paradeen

Paradeen is a habitable planetoid and the destination of Michael, his traveling companion Sarah, and their four children, who are traveling in a primitive spaceship in a state of suspended animation. A patrol from intercepts their ship, and word of their discovery spreads throughout with rumors that they are from Earth.
To avoid a riot, , , and Cassiopeia escort the ship to its original destination of Paradeen. Michael later awakens to tell the group that they do not come from Earth, but from a planet named Terra, which is besieged in a civil war. 
Paradeen's population was destroyed by the Eastern Alliance, leaving the cities and infrastructure intact. The Colonials are greeted by two androids that survived, named Hector and Vector .
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The image used for Paradeen was also previously used for the planet Attila. https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Attila#/media/File:Attila.JPG
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Paradise Valley Medical Center

Paradise Valley Medical Center is a medical clinic in Paradise Valley, California.
The clinic, run by Dr. Spencer alongside his nurse, Valerie, is the first place Troy, Dillon, and Jamie Hamilton bring three sick Super Scouts .
Upon discovering that the Super Scouts are a fake scout troop, Colonel Jack Sydell hopes to intercept the Galacticans here, but they are taken to away with the help of Stockton, while Dr. Spencer and Valerie serve as a diversion, which works well enough to delay Sydell .
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Paradise Void

"Paradise Void" is the last of four stories in the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet, a limited series of audiobook dramas. 
Ostensively a version of the Original Series with the "serial numbers" filed off, Saga features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales. 
== Publisher Description ==
: On the eve of the vote to decide the fleet’s fate, a signal from outside the fleet might decide the outcome unless the truth can be found…
==Track Listing==
#Act 1 
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#Act 2 
#: Track Time: 6m49s
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#Act 3 
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== Cast ==
* Jack Stauffer
* Anne Lockhart
* John Clegg
* Alistair Lock
=== Cameos ===
* Terry Carter
* Laurette Spang
* Noah Hathaway
* Sarah Rush
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Parem

Parem is a triad player. Judging from Zed's commentary, which is overheard while Cassiopeia waits for in Rising Star docking lounge, he replaces Starbuck after he is ejected from the game for fighting. 
Barton bodychecks Parem into the wall during the game .
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Parents: Get Your Heads Out of the Sand

Parents: Get Your Heads Out of the Sand is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Februarius 7, YR42.
== Story ==
Wow, it's been a great week, going through all of your hate mail and death threats and your pettiness. I love my job, and I love that I live on , where people can say whatever they want and write whatever they want, on the condition that any fool in a dirty shirt can poke it with a stick and tell me I'm actually wrong - and not only am I wrong, that I should frakkin' die for being wrong. Yes, I greet every morning with a smile as big as the charred, twisted gap in the MAGLEV line. 
Yes, I said just a couple of weeks ago that monotheism was a passing fad, and nothing more. A fad that sure as hell doesn't breed any damn terrorists. And now you're all telling me that I was wrong, 'cause some monotheist terrorists blew up a train.
Here's the thing: I don't give a frak if they were monotheists or not. Rumor says 'twas was a bunch of kids that set off that explosion, high school students, and I believe it. And monotheists or not, when you put a bomb on a train and blow yourself and hundreds of people to the bright blue yonder, that's a sign of only one thing: Deep, deep mental and emotional distress, of frakkin' sociopathic proportions. And who/what's to be blamed for that in a kid? 
The kid's parents. 
That's right. Parents, I'm looking at you, again. Your kids blew up a train, and don't you dare blame the "One true God that will drive out the many," or whatever these STO clowns say. They're kids. They're your responsibility. 
STOP PRETENDING NOTHING'S WRONG. 
Because, apparently, everything's wrong with kids these days. Very, very wrong. 
So stop wasting your lives in your stupid offices and gyms and power lunches and whatever the frak else you do and start being Mom and Dad, before something even bigger goes boom. 
I await your hatred.
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Paris

Paris is a member of in . Described as a standard Tauran with red-tinged skin and dark hair, he is larger than in stature.
In , Paris entered the at the same time as . Unlike Troy, Paris was drummed out of the Academy within two s by , who noted that Paris was more apt to crash a than pilot one .
Aboard Agro-3 in 7360, Lieutenant Troy and Ensign Dalton encounter a small cadre of civilians, who have happened across a then-unidentifiable dead body in a field of magna grass. They also encounter Chief Paris, who attempts to interfere in their investigation. However, as the cadaver is clearly mutilated beyond recognition, the Warriors declare it a murder, thus making its investigation under their jurisdiction due to the tenants of martial law.
Paris later aligns with the ersatz Ambassador Puck, planting a bomb on a transport shuttle berthed aboard Hephaestus. Encountering Major Boomer aboard in Hephaestus lounge, Paris and his cohorts vainly fight against Boomer, not realizing that Boomer's very is imprinted only for Boomer's use during the fight.
Paris is later slain after a shuttle with Major and a contingent of Warriors slams into Paris, before Paris could kill Boomer .
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Parker

Please choose a specific reference for the name Parker:
* Keita Parker, the actress who portrayed a V-Club patron in the Caprica pilot.
* Lara Parker, the actress who portrayed Shirley Blore in Galactica 1980 "The Night the Cylons Landed" two-parter.
* Madeline Parker, the actress who portrayed Kacey Brynn in the Re-imagined Series.
* Oein "Deadbolt" Parker, a Viper pilot mentioned in "The Hand of God" during the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid.
* Jon Parker, high-ranking member of the board of directors of Graystone Industries in Caprica Series.
Also, you may have been looking for:
* Packer, a security guard at Stanford Chemical Plant in the Galactica 1980 episode, "The Super Scouts, Part I".
Parr

Parr is a Marine stationed on the Galactica. 
Parr is among the marines who participate in the mutiny led by Felix Gaeta. After Admiral Adama's drumhead court-martial is adjourned, he is tasked by Tom Zarek to escort Romo Lampkin off Galactica, and possibly execute him. On the way to the hanger deck, he and Lampkin happen upon the aftermath of and Kara Thrace's rescue of the Cylon hostages. While Parr is distracted by Thrace, Lampkin suddenly and repeatedly stabs him with a fountain pen, killing him .
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Parrin

Parrin is the Okaati's leader circa 7348, daughter of the Okaati's previous leader, Thetis. 
Under Parrin, the Okaati continually scavenge and steal supplies needed for their fleet, leading to the genesis of the Comitat that lead to not only the capture of numerous Okaati, but her mother as well (). 
Further, and unbeknownst to the denizens of the Fleet who enter the Empyrean Expanse in their flight away from the Cylons, Parrin strikes a deal with Baltar and the Cylons for tylium in exchange for delivering the Fleet to the Cylons (). Thus, when Captain Apollo's Blue Squadron engages Cylon Raiders escorting Parrin's Harvester, the erroneous assumption is that the Cylons were harassing them (). 
== Absconding with the Fleet ==
After Adama assumes leadership of the Comitat, Thetis is brought to Galactica where she communicates to her daughter in the aftermath of the battle at Gehenna Prime. The captured Okaati are reunited with the remains of the Okaati fleet, and the Okaati are resettled on the former Kiernu homeworld under the aegis of the Comitat (). 
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Parrin's Harvester

Parrin's Harvester is a Harvester within the Okaati fleet circa 7358. It is commanded by the Okaati's leader, Parrin, and piloted by Grust. 
== Meeting the Colonials ==
As the ship returns from a meeting with Baltar aboard his basestar, it is escorted by a Cylon Raider phalanx following the Fleet's entrance into the Empyrean Expanse and brief trespass through Kiernu-controlled space. Upon Blue Squadron's return from running defense against Kiernu forces, they happen upon the ship as it is returning to its fleet. Captain Apollo erroneously believes that the ship is being attacked by the Cylons and they quickly dispatch the escort, until they themselves come under attack by the Comitat (whom the Cylons are defending Parrin against), and the ship escorts the misdirected Colonial force to their own fugitive fleet (, ). 
After escorting the Okaati fleet to rendezvous with the Colonial's Fleet, Parrin convinces the Council of Twelve to conjoin each Harvester to a civilian ship within the Fleet, purportedly to allow the ships to match Galactica's speed and escape the Expanse. Parrin's Harvester is conjoined with Rising Star and, upon enacting their plan to hijack the entirety of the Fleet's civilian ships, absconds and deposits Rising Star upon the surface of Gehenna Prime.
Before this deposit, the ship is boarded by Lieutenant Starbuck and Grust (who has a change of heart about the whole affair) and they wrest control of the ship from Parrin and her subordinates. This act allows the Colonial pilots Starbuck and Flight Sergeant Jolly, who had already been imprisoned aboard, to take control and evade the Cylons after Baltar's reneging on their deal with Parrin (—). 
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Parsec

According to the Writer's Guide, dated October 2, 1978, a Parsec is defined as 90 million miles or 150 million kilometers, the distance from the Earth to the Sun. It is also the equivalent of 10 hectars.
== Notes ==
* In reality a parsec is the parallax of one arc second, which translates to approximately 206,264 astronomical units (the mean distance between Earth and the Sun) or 3.26 light years.
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Pasen

Pasen is a ticket master at Los Angeles International Airport. 
She is at the gate desk when Troy and Dillon ("Smith" and "Jones" respectfully) arrive to board the flight prepared for them by Jamie Hamilton to intercept the damaged craft heading towards New York, as use of their Vipers would further alert the United States government. 
Upon receiving their tickets at check-in for Flight 2 to New York City, Pasen asks them if they were a smoking or non-smoking section, referring to sections of the airplane designated for those partaking in cigarette usage. She believes Dillon's sincere question of "how does the plane operate best?" to be a humorous quip, and assigns them to seats in a non-smoking section . 
== Notes ==
* The name is derived from her name tag, and not said in dialog. The character and performer are uncredited.
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Passage

A dangerous journey through a stellar cloud is managed by the "rag-tag" civilian Fleet in both the Original Series and Re-imagined Series.
*For information on the Original Series journey, see the episode "Saga of a Star World"
*For information on the stellar phenomenon in the Original Series, see Straits of Madagon
*For information on the Re-imagined Series journey, see the episode "The Passage"
*For information on the stellar phenomenon in the Re-imagined Series, see Passage (star cluster)
Passage (star cluster)

The passage describes a journey through a immensely large unnamed star cluster that almost surrounds an aged star and its world, later known as the algae planet.
Flying through the star cluster is the shortest route to the planet, which the Fleet must journey to quickly to harvest needed foodstuffs after their food stores become contaminated, leaving the survivors of the Twelve Colonies close to starvation.
Lieutenant , whose body withstands greatly extended exposure to the intense radiation due to her humanoid Cylon physiology, completes a reconnaissance mission back and forth through the cluster and reports to Galactica command staff.
The star cluster is too large for any Colonial ship to cross in a single Jump, nor is there sufficient time to circumnavigate it.
The intense radiation inside the cluster is deadly to humans if exposed for longer than a few minutes. The blinding light of the cluster makes it very difficult, if not impossible, to navigate visually. Instrument navigation using DRADIS is also impossible. The cluster generates immense levels of heat as well that blister and damage ship hulls. The civilian ships electronics will be damaged if used in the cluster for very long; any civilians on these ships would also absorb fatal radiation levels quickly in the relatively unshielded ships.
Only and its Raptors are sufficiently radiation-hardened for its navigation systems to correctly jump out of the star cluster once inside. The civilian passengers from each ship are transported within Galactica thick hull to protect them from the radiation as they and their ships are shuttled over a series of flights. Skeleton crews on each civilian ship, using anti-radiation medication, are guided through the passage by Raptors and await jump coordinates from their Raptor pilot ship to escape. Five round trips, divided into "outbounds" and "returns," are needed to move every civilian ship and their passengers through the cluster.
Despite the efforts of the Raptor pilots, some civilian ships are lost. Lost ships identified include:
*Adriatic (Outbound #1)
*Carina (Outbound #4)
Faru Sadin is nearly lost in the cluster, but is saved by Captain Louanne Katraine, who relocates the ship and guides it from the cluster at the cost of her life .
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Pat Adrien Dorval

Pat Adrien Dorval is the actor who plays Wilkens in the Battlestar Galactica episode "Bastille Day".
He also appeared as Borzin in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Company of Thieves" along with Morris Chapdelaine who played Tenat.
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