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The Beta Triangle

The Beta Triangle is known to the Colonials as an "Extreme Hazard to Shipping" for both the fact that its apex is that of a black hole and its known "infestation" of pirates who prey on wrecked ships for salvage and other goods. 
 and her Fleet encounter barrier waves from the Triangle, resulting in damage to a Gemini freighter. The Triangle is also monitored by Cylon sentinel buoys (The Beta Pirates).
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The Caprican Will Return!

The Caprican Will Return! is a The Caprican News article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Sextilis 3, YR42.
== Story ==
Greetings, loyal Caprican readers! As some of you may have noticed, things have gotten a little stagnant here at the Caprican HQ. We wish we could say that it was just because we're lazy, but the truth is that certain interests in the higher echelons of Caprica City society took some issue with a few of the things we'd published in the past few months. We won't go into the gory details, but we were unfortunately forced to cease and desist while the guys with the briefcases sorted things out. 
The good news, friends, is that the voice of Caprica City cannot be silenced! We've received word that the red tape is beginning to clear, and so we'll be returning to action in the very near future, once again bringing you the news and information you need to know about life in the crown jewel of the Colonies. Thanks for hanging in with us through this difficult time, and stay tuned for more!
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The Capricanization of Tomas Vergis

The Capricanization of Tomas Vergis is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Matthew Riley. It was printed in Aprilis 5, YR42.
== Story ==
The Tauron community - of which I am a proud member - has been in an uproar since Tomas Vergis announced on Backtalk with Baxter Sarno that he would be renouncing his Tauron upbringing and pursuing his Caprican citizenship. And we have every right to be. 
The Tauron community on Caprica fights an uphill battle every day of the week. We are the targets of racism and suspicion, of violent hate crimes and intolerance. We are seen as outsiders, as little more than thugs with an undeserved sense of pride and tradition. We have to deal with being called "dirt eaters," a term so offensive it's a wonder the gods themselves allow such cruelty and insensitivity. 
There are many of us who hold important positions in politics, industry and entertainment here on Caprica. We work hard, and we are recognized and rewarded for that work. There are many of us who are in places of power and respect, and we are proud of those brothers and sisters who have made something of themselves. 
Now, one of our most prominent leaders - Tomas Vergis of the Vergis Corporation, one of the most brilliant inventors and engineers that the Colonies have ever seen, not to mention an intelligent and savvy businessman - is renouncing his heritage and becoming a Caprican. He's never publically expressed any pain or embarrassment regarding being a Tauron, so this news comes as quite a surprise. It is also an insult to the rest of us, who value pride, family and heritage above all else. 
I say this to you, Mr. Vergis - your Caprican citizenship is just a piece of paper. Look in your heart to see who you truly are. It seems like you need a reminder. 
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The Celestra Mutiny

Aboard Celestra, Aurora and her fellow mutineers make last-centon preparations for their takeover attempt. Aurora and her lover Damon begin their mutiny by taking hostages in the landing bay; however, another crewman successfully alerts the bridge amid laser fire. Kronus is able to send security reinforcements to corner the mutineers; he and Charka personally grab laser pistols and take part in the melee. Apollo and Starbuck, who had landed aboard the Celestra during the uprising, walk into the middle of a firefight; Starbuck comes face to face with Aurora, each holding a laser blaster, but neither willing to fire. The mutineers are captured and rounded up for transport to Galactica; since a senior commander must be present to bring charges of mutiny, Kronus accompanies the prisoners aboard the shuttlecraft, being piloted by Apollo and Starbuck .
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The Code

The Code is a philosophy adhered to by Borellian Nomen. The Code dictates how they should live their lives, and seems to emphasize a very strict, military-like existence. Judging by Maga's comments regarding punishment, such punishments for breaking The Code tend to have a low survival rate.
A few things revealed about The Code include:
* Nomen cannot be unarmed;
* Nomen cannot draw their weapons without thinking .
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The Colonial Gang

The Colonial Gang is a wireless current affairs and talk show broadcast within the Fleet established in the aftermath of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
The first broadcast by the show is held during the interim Quorum of Twelve selection aboard Cloud 9. 
The program is hosted by three of the self-styled "only legitimate journalists left in the universe":
*James McManus, formerly of the Caprica Times
*Playa Palacios, a former veteran columnist with the Picon Star Tribune
*Sekou Hamilton, the former editor of the Aerelon Gazette
Both Hamilton and Palacios are supporters of President Roslin, while McManus is deliberately outspoken against her abilities, possibly for the sake of heated debate in order to generate an audience .
While the hosts continue their duties as members of the press corps, it remains unspecified how long the conjoined broadcast remained in operation as it is unreferenced following the first post-Fall Colonial Day.
===Notes===
* The name may be a pun on the political discussion television show The Capital GangCNN Disbands 'Capital Gang' As Part of Schedule Shakeup, Washington Post, which formerly aired on CNN during the episode's first airing.
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The Comitat

The Comitat, short for posse comitatus, are an assemblage of species originating within the Empyrean Expanse.
The Comitat's creation is spurred by the deceits and raids of the Okaati, a race of nomads who fled their homeworld in the aftermath of an ecological disaster sometime during the sixth-millennium. Formerly, the species of the Comitat lent aid to these forlorn star voyagers, only for the Okaati to turn against them as resource scarcity became prevalent in the Expanse over. 
Combining forces, these various divergent races aim to apprehend the Okaati and bring them all to justice, as well as any other species aiding and abetting them. 
== Capabilities ==
Utilizing energy weapons, full-body armors, and drone fighter crafts known as bladeships, the Comitat use non-lethal means to apprehend their prey despite their overwhelming tactical abilities. Comitat forces congregate around a central capital ship, known as the Node, which acts as both command and control, as well as prison for those who have wronged the Comitat. 
Smaller scouting parties lead by frigates deploy bladeships to incapacitate their enemies with non-lethal methods (—).
== Leadership ==
The leadership structure is representative, with each species represented by a Thane, while their leader is the newest species victimized by the Okaati. During or about 7348, that leadership role would have been assumed by the Kiernu Chancellor, as the Okaati attacked the Kiernu the yahren prior ().
Commander is the first sentient to not only represent a species from outside the Empyrean Expanse as a member of the Comitat, but to assume its leadership role in the wake of the Kiernu's extermination by the Cylons, having been the representative of the group newly wronged by the Okaati ().
The Cylon Attack

Please choose a specific item for the term, The Cylon Attack:
* Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (disambiguation), a disambiguation for multiple articles relating to the theatrical movie released in Europe containing a conjoined edit of Original Series episodes "The Living Legend" and "Fire in Space," as well as related merchandise.
* Battle of Cimtar, the final battle that ended the Thousand Yahren War in the Original Series, wherein the Colonial Fleet is wiped out and the Cylons attack the Twelve Colonies of Man.
* Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the event in the Re-imagined Series wherein the Twelve Colonies of Kobol are wiped out by the Cylons.
The Daily News

The Daily News is a newspaper publication on Earth circa 1980 CE. 
Jamie Hamilton buys an issue of this publication at the entrance to Maggies Truck Heaven, which has a cover story on the so-called attempted kidnapping of Dr. Donald Mortinson.
Later, a sheriff buys a copy of this newspaper in front of the same diner, and identifies Troy and Dillon based on the photos. This spurs a pursuit of the two, who are riding their turbines .
A clipping from the aforementioned article is included in a file Colonel Jack Sydell reviews on Troy and Dillon before heading to Casey's Baseball Park .
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The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy

A strange ship intercepts the Fleet and without communicating first comes in and crashes on one of the 's flight decks. The hatch opens and out comes Starbuck, who has returned from Scavenge World. Starbuck relates the tale of his escape, and as his concludes the story, word comes that the Fleet is being pursued by craft from Scavenge World.
==Reviews==
One of five issues, along with "Scavenge World," "The Trap!," "Collision Course!" and "Berzerker" singled out as above-average by reviewer John Dorsey in an article on battlestargalactica.com.
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The Discovery and Defense of Earth

:This article discusses the war between the Cylons and humanity in the Galactica 1980. For information on the first war between the humanity and their robotic creations in the Original Series, see Escape from the Cylons.
This period happened during discovery and defense of Earth 
== Battles and Operations ==
The following were known events during this conflict, in chronological order:
* Interception of Galactican Vipers
* Battle for the Delphi
* Interception of the A-B Raider
* Stopping the Landed Cylons
* Battle for the Agricultural Ships
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The Dive: A Place to Hide

The Dive: A Place to Hide is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Martius 15, YR42.
== Story ==
I'm in grad school, and it's tough. I'm currently fighting with my girlfriend. And my two sisters drive me crazy. I've been going for long walks at night just to clear my head and get a little perspective. One of my recent nocturnal jaunts brought me to a most magical place. 
I turned the corner and saw the sign: "The Dive." Not very imaginative, right? Sounds like a temporary name the owner came up with while he was filling out paperwork and he never got around to changing it. But hey, I needed a drink, so in I went. 
The first thing that strikes you about the interior of the Dive is the lighting. It's meticulously designed to make sure you're in at least half-shadow no matter where you're at in the room. This is the kind of place where no one really wants to be recognized. A place to hide from the outside world for a while. You might catch a glimpse of a local celeb or a C-Buc looking to avoid the spotlight. I even saw what looked like a woman of the cloth in a corner booth. 
I sat at the main bar for one drink and took it all in. The bartender was an older gentleman, the kind of guy who looks like he's seen a lot and done even more. Cool, collected and attentive, neither chatty nor aloof. 
There are some tables and chairs in the corners, some couches and lounge chairs in the back - each area occupied by a scene out of a different movie. There was a young woman sitting by herself, staring silently at a single cupcake in front of her, with one lit birthday candle. There was a gentleman in a smart suit looking up at a corner of the room, occasionally looking down to write something on a bubble gum wrapper, then looking back up again. There were three large bearded men at the couches, all clutching giant pint glasses and staring at each other, occasionally bursting suddenly into simultaneous laughter and then just as suddenly plunging into silence again, resuming their staring. 
That's just a taste. I was mesmerized. I'm sure the trance music playing from some hidden source had something to do with it. Or did it? 
Anyway, I get the impression that other things go down at The Dive. Things in back rooms. Maybe things right in front of you, but you don't notice completely. Either way, if you're looking for an escape - and a nocturnal adventure of sorts - you can't go wrong with this place. 
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The Enemy Within 1

==Plot==
: and discover an ancient Kobolian vessel with a lone survivor, Ares, who claims to be a member of the Thirteenth Tribe. He beguiles and the Council, but Adam has his suspicions about this so-called "lost brother."
== Summary ==
Forthcoming...
== Notes ==
* Issue begins six sectons after the discovery of Earth.
* This is the first appearance of the two-seater Viper.
* This issues marks the first appearance of Rigel, although the trade paperback version of War of Eden introduces this character as it is expanded with additional pages.
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== Questions ==
* What kind of hold does Baltar have over Ares? 
* What of Athena's relationship with Starbuck? Does this still exist?
* Where is Cassiopeia? If alive, how will she react with Commander Cain's return?
* Is the ship genuine? If so, how was it that the Cylons managed to gain access to it and determine its origins?
* Where is Eve?
* Now that Adama is dead, does Apollo outrank Cain?
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The Enemy Within 3

==Plot Synopsis==
Reviewing Dr. Wilker's logs, Apollo realizes that Ares is a spy. His identity as a Cylon revealed, Ares arms a bomb to destroy Galactica, and escapes aboard a pod containing Starbuck. Apollo disarms the bomb, but a search fails to recover Starbuck. Starbuck is believed slain by Ares.
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The Fleet

In a military context, the Fleet comprises the armed services and defensive spaceborne warships in both the Original Series and Re-imagined Series. Most often, viewers may also hear the term used to describe the civilian fleet guarded by battlestar Galactica in both series.
* See The Fleet (TRS) for more about the civilian ships in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the Re-imagined Series.
* See The Fleet (TOS) for more about the civilian ships in the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Man in the Original Series.
* See Colonial Fleet (TRS) for information on the 120 battlestars and support vessels that comprise the Colonial Fleet prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies in the Re-imagined Series.
* See Colonial Fleet (TOS) for information on the surviving battlestars of the Thousand-Yahren War against the Cylons of the Original Series.
The Fleet (TOS alternate)

After the destruction of the in a devastating genocidal attack on the Colonial worlds, Commander orders all survivors to find what operational ships that remain on their shattered worlds and fly them towards , the sole surviving battlestar after her sister warships are also in the two-prong attack. With nowhere else to call home, Adama decrees that the remnants of humanity will search for the on a planet called .
Under the guardianship of Galactica, the Fleet comprises of 220 civilian ships. With the exception of Galactica, the ships are not capable of lightspeed flight. The Fleet's overall speed is limited to that of the slowest ship within the group. As all ships in the Fleet were filled to (or over) capacity, removing the slower ships from the caravan is not an option.
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
The depictions of the rag-tag, fugitive fleet span during the events of the series (, , ) in the yahren , and onward (, ). The last appearance of the Fleet is into ().
A different variation of the Fleet is depicted in , where the survivors under Commander Troykus Adama make their disastrous and fraught encounter with Earth. Due to inherent disparitie in this seriess, this depiction is distinctly separate from the depiction in other Dynamite installments.
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The Hand of God (TOS)/Deleted scenes

== From the DVD set ==
== From the episode script ==
* When Sheba kisses Apollo inside the Cylon raider, after a moment, he kisses her back. 
* After Starbuck, Apollo and Boomer clasp hands in the pilots' quarters, Starbuck and Apollo head for the landing bay to meet Baltar. After getting on the lift, Starbuck says, 
:: Starbuck: "You know, everyone wishing us luck is making me nervous." 
:: Apollo: "Yeah, I know what you mean. (looks around) I kind of hoped I'd see Sheba again before we launched." 
:: Starbuck: (smiles) "Did you?" 
:: Apollo: (looks at him) "What are you smiling at?" (The lift touches the base and they step off. We move with them.) 
:: Starbuck: (laughing) "Sometimes, you're funny, buddy." 
* At the very end in the Celestial dome, as Apollo climbs down from the chair, he slips and Starbuck catches him. Starbuck says, 
:: Starbuck: "You're the only guy I know who would fall out of the hand of God."
The Last Hiding Place

, along with , track the pirates back to a Fleet vessel called the Justice. The trail leads from the Justice to the Rising Star, where the plots of Sire Uri continue, despite the fact that Uri himself is in jail. The food shipments are being stolen to provide for the luxury of revelers led by Lady Magda Kocinik. The ring is busted, and the bad guys confined to the Justice which is left behind, crippled.
This being the last comic, several plot strands are wound up. With 's help, Shadrach has been able to use the information from Starbuck's old ship, the pattern of the seal of the 9th Lord of Kobol, and information found while Adama was in the Memory Machine, to plot a course to Earth. The location is distant, "beyond even our own galaxy" as Shadrach puts it. 
 is given a new robotic daggit, Jolly gets together with Medea, and now that all the vessels have been equipped with Star Drives, the Fleet jumps to hyperspace.
In the last panel, an unmarked buoy discovers the Justice drifting in space and relays the following message: "Squeee! Attention all Cylons!"
==Place within Storyline==
Although there are some inconsistencies, particularly in tone and characterization, the last issue of the comic might lead into the episode, "The Lost Warrior," which depicts the Fleet leaving Galactica's home galaxy for the first time (even though this is scientifically implausible).
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The Lost Warrior/Deleted scenes

== The Lost Warrior ==
* asks if he can spend the night with Blue Squadron. corrects Boxey's use between "can I" and "may I". After Starbuck confirms that it was what his father wanted, Boxey jumps into 's arms and is carried away.
* Apollo wades through the forest with his laser drawn, taking place behind a boulder, ready to take out the lupus threatening Puppis. Apollo is pleased when Puppis shoots the lupus with his numo, lowering his pistol and walking away. 
* An extended version of when Vella and Apollo talk about Martin. In the scenes that didn't make the final cut, Vella asks about the stars:
*: Vella: Is it really that beautiful, that compelling?
*: Apollo: Yes. But that takes nothing away from what he [Martin] had with you.
*: Vella: No. I suppose not. 
* Vella's inebriated brother, Bootes talks to Apollo on the outskirts of town, telling him with "my temper, I'm liable to take that Red-Eye on, even without a laser pistol". Bootes answers Apollo's questions on where he can find Lacerta, who snidely replies: "Just follow your ears to the music." He also reveals that Lacerta owns the bar, as well as practically everything in town. Apollo attempts to sympathize with Bootes.
* An extended scene where Cassiopeia removes Boxey from the Warriors' bunk, telling the Warriors to "recirculate the air in here". Boxey runs back to the table, telling Starbuck "that's two [drinks] you owe me, Starbuck," which Starbuck replies "as soon as I get paid," which solicits laughter from the other Warriors. After Boxey tells Starbuck to keep his hands off the jellybean winnings and leaves, Starbuck says, "All right, now let's play some real poker!"
* Apollo washes off his face outside of Vella's residence, looks up at the sky, then throws a towel over his right shoulder and walks towards the house. 
* An extended scene where Apollo walks with Puppis and Vella, after Apollo destroys Red-Eye towards their buggy. Apollo drives the horse-drawn buggy off, with Bootes carcass in the back of the buggy.
The MAGLEV Memorial: It's Time to Move On

The MAGLEV Memorial: It's Time to Move On is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Martius 14, YR42.
== Story ==
People, I understand that it's important to remember our loved ones who died in the senseless tragedy that was the MAGLEV bombing. I understand that we often like to honor them with trinkets and flowers and all that. But what started out as a rather moving tribute has now become an eyesore. In other words, it's time to get all that crap off the sidewalk. 
The sight of all the dead flowers, crumpled cards and random items of memorabilia is bad enough, but what's worse is what they represent: Our inability to let go and move on, at least outside the privacy of our own homes. 
How long are we going to let the STO or whoever blew up that train gloat and smirk over our collective grief? You know we empower these frakkin' jerkoffs by turning the area into a gift shop that looks like it vomited all over itself. We show them that we're certainly not healing because we're too busy remembering. 
Pray for your loved ones. Damn straight, every day. Hold them in your hearts. But let's clean up the sidewalk and show these terrorists that will press on no matter what kind of horrible crap gets thrown at us. 
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The Memory Machine (Trade Paperback)

Collects issues 6-13 of the Marvel Comics "Battlestar Galactica" title.
See the individual issues at the following articles:
Issue #6 - The Memory Machine
Issue #7 - All Things Past and Present
Issue #8 - Shuttle Diplomacy!
Issue #9 - Space-Mimic!
Issue #10 - This Planet Hungers
Issue #11 - Scavenge World
Issue #12 - The Trap!
Issue #13 - Collision Course!
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