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Stan Timmons

Stan Timmons is the co-author of the Original Series novel "Resurrection".
Timmons was born in Lafayette, Indiana. He graduated Purdue University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a minor in Abnormal Psychology.
His other works includes tie-in novels to the X-Men comics and the new series of The Outer Limits. He also wrote the novelization to Heavy Metal 2000.
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Standoff Between Galactica and Pegasus

The standoff between Galactica and Pegasus is a confrontation between the commanders of the two battlestars as a result of questionable command decisions by Admiral Helena Cain .
Colonel Tigh informs Commander Adama that Admiral Cain has ordered the summary execution of Chief Tyrol and Lieutenant Agathon over the death of Pegasus Lieutenant Thorne. On this news, feeling deceived that a genuine court martial would occur for his crewmen, Adama orders a Raptor with Viper escorts to board Pegasus to retrieve the men.
When Adama informs Cain of his intentions, Cain launches Peagsus's full Viper Mark VII forces and orders Condition One. Galactica follows suit, launching her Vipers, led by and Hotdog .
Each side attempts to goad the other into opening fire, and Kat repeatedly requests permission for "weapons free" on the incoming Vipers. Under Colonial rules-of-engagement, any force that is fired upon can return fire.
The fracas is interrupted by piloting the Blackbird. After Captain Lee Adama text messages Starbuck over wireless aboard a Pegasus Raptor, her ship only showing up on DRADIS due to her reply transmission being detected. Both battlestars and their respective Viper squadrons read the Blackbird as a Cylon (the Blackbird is either not equipped with a Colonial transponder or had disabled it for the unauthorized recon mission). The two opposing groups join forces to engage the "real" enemy, but Starbuck succeeds in confirming her identity before the Vipers fire upon the Blackbird. 
A truce ensues after Cain receives recon photos of the Cylon Resurrection Ship. Both commanders agree to bring their ships to Condition Two and meet on Colonial One to determine a course of action .
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Star Kobol

Star Kobol is a ship, space station or other locale where the armistice is to be signed by President Adar, which is to end the Thousand-Yahren War.
On Caprica, Serina informs her audience that the details of the conference and live recordings have not come in from the Star Kobol as planned, for reasons that subsequently became clear .
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Star Trek

Star Trek is a popular science-fiction multimedia franchise often centralized on the spaceborne adventures of humans and humanoids living in the 22nd, 23rd and 24th Centuries of Earth.
Many actors in both Battlestar Galactica television series have appeared in the various Star Trek shows and movies over the years.
*For a list of cast members of the Battlestar Galactica series who have also guest starred on any of the Star Trek television episodes or motion pictures, see List of Former Star Trek Cast and Crew.
*For more about the characters, episodes and situations of the Star Trek universe, please visit the Memory Alpha wiki or Memory Beta, the licensed non-canonical Star Trek wiki.
Star of Kobol

The Star of is a distinguished service medallion bestowed at the Quorum of Twelve's discretion.
According to Sire Domra in his speech to Commander , such an award was an honor that no "living Colonist had been given in over a millennium" .
== Recipients ==
The Quorum gives this award to Adama in order to sugarcoat the fact that they are relieving Adama over unilateral control of the Fleet .
Later, Commander Kronus receives this award upon being given command of a small group of ships within the Fleet .
=== Possible Recipients ===
The emblem is earlier seen as Commander Cain's ascot pin . Later, the emblem would later be seen as a uniform device on both versions of Colonel Boomer's Galactica 1980 uniforms, a silver version worn on his blue officer's uniform and on his Warrior battle uniform , and later worn by Lieutenant Dante on his ascot . This may indicate that both officers were recipients of this award at some time, or just a reuse of an available prop.
File:TOS - The Living Legend, Part I - Commander Cain with Ascot Decoration.jpg|Commander 's ascot decoration, reminiscent of the Star of Kobol .
File:G80 - Space Croppers - Colonel Boomer in Warrior's Battle Dress.jpg|Colonel 's tunic decoration, reminiscent of the Star of Kobol .
File:G80 - Space Croppers - Colonel Boomer in Officer's Blue Uniform.jpg|Colonel 's tunic decoration, reminiscent of the Star of Kobol .
File:D Squadron pilot 2.jpg|Lieutenant Dante, D Squadron leader, with the ascot featuring the emblem 
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* The award may represent the star of Kobol's system, that guided travelers (both in legend and in "Lost Planet of the Gods") through the great magnetic void to Kobol. As such the award might symbolically indicate that the recipient is a guiding beacon of light, leading the way for others.
* Many real-world militaries award Distinguished Service Medals.
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Starbuck's Poem

Kara Thrace's old apartment on in the city of Delphi is filled with paintings on canvas as well as some wall paintings .
In the wall to the left of a curious circular painting that Thrace has doodled since she was a child ("The Eye of Jupiter," "Maelstrom"), the Viper pilot wrote a simple poem:
Methodically smoking my cigarette
Every breath I breathe out the day
With every delicious sip
I drink away the night
Stroking my hair to
The beat of his heart
Watching a boy turn into a man
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*While Kara Thrace's "love life" does not appear to have strong levels of commitment ("Unfinished Business," "The Eye of Jupiter"), it is probable that her poem is dedicated to her late fiancée, Zak Adama.
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Starbuck's foster parents

Starbuck's foster parents are n agro farmers who adopted following the attack on in .
In , Starbuck's foster father initially reacted angrily to the news that Starbuck tried to secure Flight-Major 's sponsorship for the Academy, while his mother questioned if he was running away because of something they did. 
Despite the disagreement, they still support their adopted son, who became a Warrior in . Starbuck notes to Lieutenant that they weren't able to make it to the graduation ceremony as it was harvest season, and they were simply overworked ().
They later die during a sneak attack on an agro settlement on in While not directly confirmed in the comic book saga, it is logical to assume that (or his agents, like ) assisted in this attack. It would make Osiris a party to the murder of both his biological and foster parents, excepting Chameleon. (). 
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Starbuck (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Starbuck (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Starbuck (TOS alternate).
Starbuck is a former Warrior of the Colonial Empire, serving under Crown Prince Apollo to whom Starbuck owes a life debt.
== Ovion Wars and Desertion ==
Following the end of the Ovion Wars, he leaves the service of the Colonial Empire under mysterious circumstances, of which there are many rumors given he leaves the fleet following the Battle of Carillion. One such story told by Starbuck to Athena notes of his warning that has his own designs of power, and that the Quorum itself is not to be trusted given the summary disappearance of two Warriors saved by Baltar following Carillion: and (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2). 
However, the ultimate reason for his departure is his love for and Adama's ultimatum: forget about Athena or leave (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
== Pirate Life ==
Following his departure from Colonial life, he becomes a trader of ill-repute around the border world of , alongside of whom is a co-pilot by the name of .
After the disappearance of Apollo during the Cylonic suicide attack on , Fleet Admiral informs Lady Athena about Starbuck's location there, believing that Starbuck would be the only person who could find Apollo. 
Starbuck, in the meantime, places himself as a target for the dueling Queens of Rising Star: and . This is due to his penchant for romancing and playing both sides against the middle. 
As a result of taking money for a job that he did not complete, he is able to make special modifications to his aethership (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
== Search for Apollo ==
Following recruitment by Athena to search for Apollo, Starbuck finds himself fleeing Rising Star and his ship damaged, setting down on the remains of Carillion and the discovery that the had survived. Much to his consternation, Athena offers herself to the Ovions in order to secure their assistance against Baltar and the Cylonics (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
Starbuck later saves the life of Apollo following Apollo and the prisoners' escape from Helia, and reconciles with Apollo immediately following (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3). 
== Redemption ==
Starbuck lends assistance on the assault upon by selling himself into bonded servitude to Cassiopeia and Sheba, thereby securing the pirates' assistance. 
After Starbuck delivers Athena to the surface of Gamoray in the attempt to stop from assuming control of the Cylonics, he tells a wounded Apollo the truth on why he left, and how it related to his true feelings about Athena. 
Following the victory against the Cylonics, Starbuck convinces the Queens to release him from servitude and reveals his true feelings for Athena, which lead into their marriage and his re-instatement as Major in the Colonial Empire (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4). 
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Starbuck (1980)

First Lieutenant Starbuck is a Colonial Warrior on Galactica.
On his last mission as a Warrior attached to Galactica, he is on patrol with Boomer when they are ambushed by Raiders. Starbuck's Viper is severely damaged, and he is forced to put it down on a small planet, stranding him and separating him from the Fleet.
Out of loneliness, Starbuck repairs a Centurion from one of the Raiders he had downed. He nicknames it Cy, and the two become friends. When Cy senses that Starbuck longs for human companionship, he leaves, returning with a pregnant woman named Angela.
Angela speaks in riddles, but convinces Starbuck to build a ship to transport her and "their baby" back to the Fleet. Starbuck uses parts from his Viper and the downed Raider to construct the ship, but the ship has enough room only for the mother and the child. A Cylon attack forces him to launch the ship. Cy is gunned down fighting off the Cylons, and Starbuck is left alive on the planet, apparently marooned. The child he launches grows up to be Doctor Zee .
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* Over the years since the airing of Galactica 1980, fans tend to consider "The Return of Starbuck" as the only episode of the series with canonical value.
* Had the series continued, an episode called "The Wheel of Fire" would reveal that Starbuck was rescued by the Beings of Light to become one of their rank.
* A doomed attempt at reviving the Original Series in 2001 would have seen an older Starbuck in the planned series, which would have to explain the inconsistencies and storylines created in Galactica 1980.
* Starbuck is one of only five characters in the Original Series to be featured in every episode, and the third character from the Original Series' main cast to be featured in a 1980 episode. 
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Starbuck (TOS alternate reality)

Starbuck is a pirate in an alternate reality, having never become a Colonial Warrior and instead becoming a gluttonous, fumarello-smoking and inebriated pirate with questionable morals.
Following the , Starbuck and his crew of raiders make successful attacks against the for their own enrichment aboard a (). They are successful in their efforts due to the reverse engineering of various pieces of tech, resulting in the sensor shield, the signal disruptor, and various other anti-Cylon technologies (). 
A 's appearance in the alternate reality shows Starbuck what he could have been, and begrudgingly lends his support in the defense of Cache and the Colonial Resistance against Baltifer's forces, and later in the defense of the ().
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Starbuck (alternate)

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* For the Original Series Starbuck depicted in books, comics, and other separate continuity materials, see: Starbuck (TOS alternate).
* For the Re-imagined Series Kara "Starbuck" Thrace depicted in books, comics, and other separate continuity materials, see: Kara Thrace (alternate).
Starbuck 1

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Eastern Alliance Destroyers attack the . In the battle, Starbuck's ship is disabled and he ends up on the Lunar One Prison Colony. He is found by Justine and Colonel Charlie Watts of the Western Nationalists. Starbuck agrees to help on a mission to free a Nationalist, Joseph, who is being held prisoner on the moon, but in the attempt, Starbuck is captured by Eastern Alliance soldiers.
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Starchaser

Starchaser is the name given to Recon Viper 1, a variant of the Colonial .
Amongst its modifications are the Computer, Oral Response Activated system, which is capable of piloting the ship without the need for a human pilot. It is fitted with a second set of pulse generators, thus doubling the speed of the craft, and is able to "outrun anything in the galaxy". 
However, these modifications come at a cost: Starchaser has no teeth, as its laser generators had to be removed in order to make room for the pulse generators. As it retains the shape, weight, and size of the regular Viper, Starchaser can continue to make use of the launch tubes.
Its first pilot is Lieutenant Starbuck, who volunteers to use the new variant primarily so that he can dine in the re-opened lounge on Rising Star with Cassiopeia. Believing the mission to be fairly standard, Starbuck does not realize that the first patrol outside the Cyrannus galaxy leads him into discovering a lost Colonial penal asteroid and ambrosa that is nearly a millennium old .
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* The craft is only used once and is apparently never seen, or referenced to, in future episodes.
* Further, it is the only Viper that is ever given a proper name.
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Starchaser (1880)

: For the ship from the Original Series, see: Starchaser.
Starchaser is an aethership transport that Starbuck owns and operates.
Its use is that of a trading craft in and around the border world of Rising Star, consisting of modifications that makes it "the fastest ship in all the aether," according to Starbuck. These modifications are paid for with the monies that Starbuck usurps from Queen Sheba (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
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Starke

Starke is a guard on Astral Queen after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. During the attempt to commandeer Queen, Seaborne attacks Starke, allowing him to open the inmates' cells with impunity.
Presumably, he is among the support staff who are evacuated after the inmates are given control of Queen .
== Notes ==
* Actor Scott Nicholson is not credited for the role on screen. He is identified via research, aided by call sheets for "Bastille Day".
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Starla

Starla is one of the children born during the 30 year flight from the Twelve Colonies of Man. 
Born on a ship, she and other children in the Galactican Fleet are instructed on the school ship Delphi. In 1980, she and eleven other children are the first to settle on Earth, becoming the first Super Scouts .
She has an affinity for sports, particularly baseball and basketball, and has "the arm of Nolan Ryan" according to UBC camerman Hal Fredricks .
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Stealth Viper

The Stealth Viper is a stealth attack craft in the Colonial Fleet during the last year of the Cylon War.
These craft are part of the Argus, a prototype battlestar with new stealth technology, and are assigned to undertake various secret missions into Cylon-occupied space. 
Unlike other stealth craft depicted in the Re-imagined Series canon, these craft possess weapons and self-destruct mechanisms, the latter to be used to prevent the ship and its technology from falling into the wrong hands (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5). 
== Notes ==
* The craft's design is inspired by the Blackbird, which made its appearance in "Flight of the Phoenix".
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Stealthstar

Stealthstar 7746VA was a designation used for a Colonial stealth craft.
Lieutenant Daniel "Bulldog" Novacek, from the battlestar Valkyrie, piloted this craft across the Armistice Line in order to determine whether or not the Cylons were performing a military buildup.
During the mission, the Stealthstar had open comm channels, and was actively monitoring DRADIS, perhaps in an attempt to lure the Cylons with the intent of going silent at the first sign of trouble. Its position was clearly visible to Valkyrie's DRADIS. However, the Stealthstar was interdicted by a craft of unknown designation (presumably Cylon) which quickly jumped in and out. In an attempt to conceal the mission, Valkyrie's CO, Commander William Adama, attempted to destroy the craft before the Cylons found it. This resulted in severe damage before its stealth functions were fully utilized .
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* The Stealthstar utilized the Viper Mark VII cockpit.
* On Valkyrie's DRADIS, the ship was designated as "S-Star".
* The Stealthstar is a redress of the Blackbird. 
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Stealthstar (alternate)

Stealthstar is a reconnaissance craft in operation a few years prior to the , and is considered new military technology.
Under orders from the Admiralty, including a re-activated Benjamin Tanner, pilots the Stealthstar behind the Armistice Line. The craft is detected and , commander of destroys it to prevent the Cylons from knowing about the ill-fated, clandestine mission ().
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Stefan Arngrim

Stefan Arngrim is the Canadian actor who portrayed a captive aboard the Guardian basestar in and, later, the Amphead who Joseph Adama interrogates in .
Arngrim's career began as a child actor, notably as Barry Lockridge in Irwin Allen's 1968 CE genre series Land of the Giants.
His subsequent genre-spanning credits in subsequent decades include both film―Fear No Evil, The Class of 1984, Strange Days, The Chronicles of Riddick, and Final Cut―and television, notably The X-Files, Millennium, Seven Days, and Fringe.
His sister, Alison Arngrim, is also a fellow child actor who has seen success in numerous roles, and is best known for her portrayal of Nellie Oleson in over one-hundred episodes of Little House on the Prairie.
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Stefanie von Pfetten

Stefanie Baroness Christina von Pfetten is a Canadian actress who played Captain Marcia "Showboat" Case in the Re-imagined series.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, von Pfetten's parents are originally from Munich. Upon graduating from high school, she moved to Vienna, then to Munich, where she studied art history and interned at Sotheby's.
After this, she moved back to Vancouver to pursue acting, subsequently appearing in various science fiction productions, including Seven Days and 2004's Decoys. 
Of her experience on Battlestar Galactica, she mentions that many of her friends are actors on the show and that she would love to play a recurring character on the series.
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*In English her name translates to "Stefanie of purlins". A purlin is a horizontal beam running the length of a roof and supporting the top rafters of the roof.
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Stepchild

Stepchild is a nugget selected to fill out the ranks after a disastrous deck accident kills thirteen experienced pilots . 
She flies with during a raid on a Cylon tylium-manufacturing base as part of Strike Force Two, and is killed during the operation after she reports that "bought it" . 
She is among the pilots mentioned by during her memorial toast after Scar's death .
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Stephanie

StephanieThe spelling is from the episode's blu-ray sub-titles and, although it is similar to the actress' own name (suggesting that it may be an authorized ad-lib by production), the Wiki gives preferential treatment to the sub-title spelling. is a Caprica City Police officer before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
She accompanies Officer Shawn to Laura Roslin's residence to notify Roslin of her family's deaths following a fatal automobile incident that had occurred after Sandra Roslin's baby shower .
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