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Sean

Sean is Daniel Graystone's personal bodyguard in .
During a memorial event for the families and friends of Maglev 23 bombing victims, Sean accompanies Daniel and Amanda Graystone to Apollo Park. While there, Daniel encounters Joseph Adama who he has avoided since the issue with Tamara Adama's avatar, and Sean attempts to intervene before being warded off by Daniel.
Later, after Amanda's ill-advised on-stage declaration that Zoe Graystone "was a terrorist," Sean summons Dell to pick up the Graystones as they flee the mob at the park. En route to the vehicle, Sean pulls out his sidearm and points it into the aggressive crowd, but does not discharge the firearm .
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Sean Ellison

Sean EllisonThe spelling is derived from the episode's subtitles, as he is only credited as "Sean." is a former student of Laura Roslin and mutual friend of Marcy. Ellison and Roslin are set up on a blind date by Marcy on a dare some three months after Roslin lost her sisters and her father in a car accident.
After the one-night stand, Roslin ends the relationship and joins Richard Adar's presidential ticket, having rediscovered her purpose in life .
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Search For Sanctuary, Part 1

== Plot Synopsis ==
=== Act 1: Search for Sanctuary ===
=== Act 2: Dark Genesis ===
== Summary == 
== Notes ==
* The "Dark Genesis" story was reprinted in the 1999 Tourbook.
== Analysis ==
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Season 1 (1980)

== Summary ==
Some thirty years following the exodus from the Twelve Colonies, the battlestar Galactica has finally found Earth.
== Pivotal Plot Points ==
* The Fleet (now called the "Galactican Fleet") reaches Earth, but finds it technologically insufficient to repel any Cylon force.
* The Cylons have not attacked the Galctican Fleet in nearly a generation, leaving the Fleet to believe that the Cylons have forgotten about them. However, their true intention is to have the Fleet lead the Cylons to Earth, so that they may destroy the last remnants of human civilization.
* Dr. Zee, a young boy and "cerebral mutation," is the possible offspring from the Beings of Light. With his advanced knowledge, he creates many of the devices that the Warriors use, including the invisibility field and time warp synthesizer.
* Commander Xaviar, a member of the Quorum of Twelve goes rogue, in an attempt to advance Earth's technology by going back into her past. 
* Troy and Dillon are sent to Earth in order to slowly acclimate Earth's level of technology so that it may be sufficient to repel the Cylon Alliance, in addition to preparing the way for settlement by the Colonials. In their mission, they recruit Jamie Hamilton, a reporter with a knowledge of Earth history.
* The first wave of settlement of Earth by the Colonials is the relocation of the Colonials' children, who are later dubbed the "Super Scouts". They are often left in the care of Hamilton.
== Cast ==
=== Stars ===
*Lorne Greene as Commander Adama
*Kent McCord as Captain Troy
*Barry Van Dyke as Lieutenant Dillon
*Robyn Douglass as Jamie Hamilton
=== Co-stars ===
*Herb Jefferson Jr. as Colonel Boomer
*Robbie Rist as Doctor Zee (Pilot episode)
*James Patrick Stuart as Doctor Zee
=== Recurring stars ===
*Fred Holliday as Brooks
*Richard Lynch as Xavier
*Allan Miller as Colonel Sydell
== Production Crew ==
=== Producers ===
* Glen A. Larson, creator, executive producer
* David J. O'Connell, supervising producer
* Gary B. Winter, producer
* Jeff Freilich, producer, writer
* Ben Kadish, producer
* Frank Lupo, producer, writer
* Dean J. Zanetos, co-producer
* David M. Garber, co-producer
=== Directors ===
* Barry Crane
* Vince Edwards
* Daniel Haller
* Sidney Hayers
* Sigmund Neufeld Jr.
* Ron Satlof
=== Writing Staff ===
* Glen A. Larson
* Jeff Freilich
* Frank Lupo
* Robert L. McCullough
==Episodes==
===Season 1 (1980)===
Broadcast	Production	Episode title 	Airdate
1 	1.1 	Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I 	January 27, 1980
2 	1.2 	Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II 	February 3
3 	1.3 	Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III 	February 10
4 	1.4 	The Super Scouts, Part I 	March 16
5 	1.5 	The Super Scouts, Part II 	March 23
6 	1.6 	Spaceball 	March 30
7 	1.7 	The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I 	April 13
8 	1.8 	The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II	April 20
9 	1.9 	Space Croppers 	April 27
10 	1.10 	The Return of Starbuck 	May 4
== Official Statements ==
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Season 1 DVD

Please choose a specific article for Season 1 DVD:
For information on the Original Series DVD release of its sole season, see:
*Battlestar Galactica 1978 - The Complete Epic Series (Region 1 DVD)
*Battlestar Galactica 1978 - Complete Series (Region 2 DVD)
*Battlestar Galactica 1978 - Complete Series (Region 4 DVD)
For information on the Galactica 1980 DVD release of its sole season, see:
*Galactica 1980 (Region 1 DVD)
*Galactica 1980 (Region 2 DVD)
*Galactica 1980 (Region 4 DVD)
There are various DVD versions for Season 1 of the Re-imagined Series:
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 1 HD DVD) Released in the United States
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 2 HD DVD) Released in the United Kingdom
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 4 HD DVD) Released in Australia
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 1 DVD) Released in the United States and Canada
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 2 DVD) Released in the United Kingdom
* Battlestar Galactica - Season One (Region 4 DVD) Released in Australia
Season 2 DVD

There are various DVD versions for Season 2 of the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, most notably:
* Battlestar Galactica - Season 2.0 (Region 1 DVD) First half of Season Two released in the United States and Canada
* Battlestar Galactica - Season 2.5 (Region 1 DVD) Second half of Season Two released in the United States and Canada
* Battlestar Galactica - Season Two (Region 2 DVD) Released in the United Kingdom
* Battlestar Galactica - Season Two (Region 4 DVD) Released in Australia
Season 3 DVD

There are various DVD versions for the third season of the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, most notably:
* Battlestar Galactica - Season Three (Region 1 DVD) Released in the United States and Canada
* Battlestar Galactica - Season Three (Region 2 DVD) Released in the United Kingdom
* Battlestar Galactica - Season Three (Region 4 DVD) Released in Australia
Sebastian Spence

Sebastian Spence (born December 9, 1969) is a Canadian television actor who portrays the recurring character of Lt. Noel "Narcho" Allison in the Re-imagined Series, and later appeared as Lt. Jim "Sunshine" Kirby in Blood & Chrome.
 
Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, Spence is known for playing the lead role of Cade Foster in the Sci Fi Channel original series First Wave.
Spence has a chronic back injury, which resulted in two corrective surgeries, one in 1999, and another in 2000.
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Second Exodus

The Second Exodus is a term used in official Colonial government statements to describe the escape of the human population from Cylon-occupied New Caprica circa .
The use of "second" implies that the First Exodus was the successful escape of civilian ships under the protection of the battlestar Galactica from the worlds of the Twelve Colonies after their destruction in an overwhelming Cylon attack .
== See also ==
* Battle of New Caprica
* Cylon Occupation Authority
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Sectar (planet)

Sectar is a planet in the Zeta Quadrant of . It is home to the native Borays, as well as a small agro colony of humans, settling in the town of Serenity. As with other far-flung settlements, it was cut off from the Colonies sometime during the Thousand-Yahren War.
In more recent history, the Borays began raiding Serenity for food, supplies, and women when Sectar's orbiting satellite became fully visible in the night sky. 
 leads a mission to this planet hoping to trade an unmarked energizer in exchange for some agron seed, after two of the three agro ships in are destroyed during a Cylon attack .
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Sectar (unit)

A sectar is an unknown unit of distance and a possible corruption or permutation of hectar. The plural form is "sectares".
 also uses this term as a unit of time, saying that it is "seven sectars since the escape of our captives" .
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Secton

A secton is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth week. Its plural form is "sectons".
== Notes ==
* The original script for Greetings From Earth has a key that says a centon is a minute, a centar is an hour, a secton is a week, and a yahren is a year.Greetings From Earth episode review at Sheba's Galaxy
* In the novel Armageddon by Richard Hatch and Christopher Golden, the glossary of terms does not define "secton" but does define the term "week" as being "ten days."
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Sector 12

Sector 12 is a region of space near Cylon-controlled territory during the First Cylon War. The area is characterized by blue interstellar clouds.
Ten years into the war, Wild Weasel pilots Ensign William Adama and ECO Coker Fasjovik are ordered to transport Graystone Industries scientist Beka Kelly to Sector 12 to rendezvous with the heavy cruiser Archeron. Upon arrival at Sector 12, however, the trio discover the Archeron destroyed by Cylon forces and are immediately attacked by a contingent of Cylon Raiders .
Djerba, a former Colonial recreational getaway, and current Cylon outpost, is located in this sector ("Blood and Chrome").
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Sector 335-6

Sector 335-6 is a locale within Cyrannus consisting of the Caprica/TaurusTaurus was the original name for Tauron, as noted in "Home, Part II." range, center to which is the gas giant Ragnar. It also consists of Range G45, which includes a red moon orbiting a gas giant, itself in the system as an ice moon where the Fleet replenishes its water supplies.
== Caprica/Taurus Range ==
After Felix Gaeta plots and executes a Jump during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Colonel Saul Tigh places this system's chart on a CIC plotting table while prepares to navigate to dock and replenish at Ragnar Anchorage .
Noted upon this starchart are the following locations:
* Caprica Prime, perhaps Caprica itself
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* Two instances of this particular location are listed on the starchart. Additionally, this may be an "Easter egg" relating to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the locale to which was given the initialism of "DS9." 
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== Range G45 ==
=== A713 alpha [sic] ===
This area is in proximity of an ice moon discovered by and . It features a gas giant where a red moon orbits, a locale where trains nuggets before a Cylon Raider squadron on patrol happens across them .
A SAR operation is conducted in this area by Galactica's support crafts and the Fleet for Thrace, who is MIA following the engagement .
== Starcharts ==
File:Sector 335-6 Starchart from Miniseries.jpg|Prop chart from production as used on Galactica's navigation plotting table.
== Notes ==
* Taurus was the original name for the Taurons before being firmly called Tauron in the Re-imagined Series. Elements of this chart may also contradict the "quasi-official" chart later developed for The Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
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Sector Hekla

Sector Hekla is the location on Arcta where the Colonial shuttle containing the expedition team crashes.
The garrison commander, a Centurion named Vulpa, orders the squadron commander to investigate the wreckage of the downed craft and to leave no survivors.
However, using the snowram's turret gun, the expedition team manages to fend off Cylons Raiders from this area, thus aiding in their escape from Cylon hands .
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Security ship

Colonial security ships are vessels that transport prisoners between Colonial jurisdictions and are manned by members of the Colonial Fleet. 
As with any self-respecting security ship, this ship has cells, its share of armed personnel, a command center, and a rec room where its crew can socialize.
Security ships have facilities capable of launching and supporting Vipers, Raptors and other escort craft, with two landing bays on each side of the ship. 
One such security vessel is used to escort Darja Purat from Luna Three to an undisclosed location. However, due to the treachery of Christa Nolan, she and Purat are able to escape (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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Sedulana

Sedulana (FC-437) is the tramp freighter William Adama and Saul Tigh serve on after the First Cylon War circa .
== Notes ==
* The name for the freighter comes from the prop used in the episode.
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Seetol

Seetol is the Ovion aide to the Ovion's Queen, Lotay. 
Seetol always seems to do the work behind the scenes of the façade chancery on planet Carillon, including meeting with a Cylon Centurion to inform the Cylons of the situation with the Colonials on-planet .
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Sekou Hamilton

Sekou Hamilton is a journalist, former editor of the Aerelon Gazette. Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, he becomes one of three co-hosts forThe Colonial Gang, the Fleet's Talk Wireless political events show . He is also present at several press conferences held by the Fleet's leadership, notably when William Adama resumes command of the Fleet following 's assassination attempt .
Following the Second Exodus, a press conference attended by Lee Adama, Vice President Tom Zarek and Admiral William Adama, Sekou Hamilton asks Zarek about his opinion on the alliance with the Cylons, his coldly replies "No comment.". Hamilton later asks the identity of the fifth Cylon, making a gaffe reveals that the fifth is a woman by saying, "she died some time ago." The three leaders end the conference as the reporters erupt in confusion and questions .
His fate in the aftermath of Gaeta's Mutiny and the later Battle of The Colony are unspecified. 
:For a list of his appearances see: List of character appearances (RDM)
== Notes ==
*The character of Sekou Hamilton was named after one of writer Toni Graphia's former assistants (Source: The Official Companion).
*Biski Gugushe also plays a reporter named Eick in the episodes "Litmus" and "Six Degrees of Separation," before the character's name is formally changed in "Colonial Day," as noted in dialogue. As one might expect, "Eick" was originally named for series co-producer David Eick. Prior to that, Gugushe portrayed an unnamed pilot in the Miniseries.
*His colony of origin, using the earlier variant spelling of "Aerilon," is noted on his visitor guest pass from his visit aboard Cloud 9 in "Colonial Day."
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Sela

Sela is the sole proprietor on Cygnus who oversees the mine there. 
Following the death of his wife, he and reside on Cygnus, introducing Baltar to his first taste of wealth. 
After Baltar succumbs to his own lesser instincts by secreting a tylium nugget found in the mine tunnel, Sela's sensors detect this attempt at thievery and becomes severely displeased that his own blood would steal from him. Exacting punishment, Sela whips Baltar's back permanently scarring the young child both emotionally and physically. He further tells Baltar that he and Merab killed a worker who tried stealing from them, and justifies his punishment of Baltar thusly, "You're man enough to steal. Be man enough to pay for it."
Sela and Baltar remain on Cygnus, even after the invade it for the tylium deposits. Both he and his son, along with various tylium miners formerly under his employ, are kept alive as part of the human workforce. 
Unbeknownst to Sela, Baltar overhears Sela and his fellow compatriot's plan to destroy the tylium mine through the use of radiation charges, and the youth exacts his revenge by reporting the sabotage attempt to the Commandant. With this information confirmed by the Commandant's Centurions, Sela and his compatriots are executed while Baltar is freed (). 
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Self-destruct

A self-destruct mechanism is an integrated device designed to render components, either in part or in full, from being used by unauthorized parties. Typically, such mechanisms can be set on timers, and utilize passwords or physical activation keys in order to either enable or disable the mechanism. In the case of disarming such mechanisms, there is typically a failsafe to prevent enemies from overriding the action, assuming that the mechanism has yet to reach a "point of no return" and thus can be safely disengaged. 
== Canon ==
In , the A-B Raider that crashes on self-destructs at Andromus' order, tying the mechanism into the ship's scanners to self-destruct upon detection of humans, thus preventing not only the recovery of anything valuable but in the deaths of the transgressors. As it is set on a timer, and Dillon manage to learn what they need and little else before escaping this fate.
In , a 's self-destruct mechanism is engaged after a boarding party from recovers humanoid Cylons infected with lymphocytic encephalitis.
== In the separate continuity ==
In the Original Series' tie-in , activates 's destruct sequence from core command using a vocal command and passcode. After the Cylons are routed from core command by Captain Freg, Adama deactivates the system issuing a voice counter-order and separate passcode sequence. 
* Activation Code: "Set security protocol self-destruct—pass code, beta, ."
* Deactivation Code: "Self-destruct cancel, beta-nine-Adama."
In the Re-imagined Series tie-in , the Stealth Vipers are outfitted with self-destruct mechanisms to prevent these advance, new technologies from falling into enemy hands. Furthermore, a "nuke ship" has its self-destruct mechanism remotely activated by a before it can be deployed in .
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Sephoni

Countess Sephoni of is a well-renown psionic. 
In , she travels aboard the diplomatic ship Taurella after its escape from the besieged , and briefly joins 's . The ship, however, is unable to keep up and is lost within the first yahren.
Unbeknownst to the Fleet, Taurella and its crew, along with the Countess' court, survive alone for the next ten yahrens. Using her psionic abilities, she guides Captain Rekort and his crew to follow in the Fleet's footsteps, but never fully able to rejoin the Fleet until Xam divines the coordinates to Taurella in (—).
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September 11, 2001

The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center complex in New York City and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001 impacted two Battlestar Galactica revival projects directly and indirectly. 
The terrorist attacks created fatal logistical and morale obstacles to the Fox Network-supported continuation series produced by Bryan Singer and Tom DeSanto in 2000. The attacks halted production when travel and other restrictions immediately after the attacks made it impossible to work. Morale was also greatly affected. By the time that morale and logistical concerns were resolved, Singer had other production obligations to fulfill that conflicted with the revival. Without Singer as leader for the project, financial support for the revival was soon withdrawn.
A division of Universal tapped Ron D. Moore to work on a new series with co-executive producer David Eick, which debuted in 2003.
The new series takes advantage of the viewer's memories of the 9-11 attacks, starting from its pilot miniseries, where viewers and characters alike hear of the attacks on the Colonies, but only hear rumor and speculation for the most part in the initial confusion of the attack. Viewers are not allowed to see the widespread nuclear destruction of and other colonies, enhancing the viewer's disorientation.
Moore and Eick, in the behind-the-scenes special, "Battlestar Galactica: The Lowdown," note that the vagueness of the destruction of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol was deliberately intended to spark viewer's emotions of the terrorist attacks and the malaise and sensations of doom those events wrought from people.
The series itself often use elements that give visual cues to places and objects seen after the September 11 attacks, such as the memorial hallway and a picture of a wounded soldier by an attacked city.
Moore and Eick also mirrored tragic scenes from earlier US history to further increase the sensation of doom in the miniseries. The hasty presidential inauguration of Laura Roslin on Colonial Heavy 798 cinematically resembles a similar inauguration for US President Lyndon B. Johnson on the presidential aircraft Air Force One after the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The assassination of Sharon Valerii was filmed to closely resemble the well-known footage of Lee Harvey Oswald's assassination.
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