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Tiu

Crew Chief Tiu is a senior deck chief aboard the battlestar Galactica during the first Cylon War. He gets into a minor argument with Coker and Adama over given ordnance for their upcoming mission .
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Tivenan

Sister Tivenan is a religious celebrant on New Caprica.
Tivenan is seen in the Temple of Artemis on New Caprica, dressed in what appears to be simple but distinctive robes and sash. She tends to some temple business as Jean Barolay, Jammer and Saul Tigh pray in the temple.
After Sister Tivenan leaves the temple, Tigh and Barolay discuss moving their weapons cache into the temple to hide it from the Cylons, despite Jammer's objection (The Resistance, Episode 2).
In temple, Sister Tivenan later leads the dedication ceremony for Cally and Galen Tyrol's infant son, Nicholas, dedicating their son to the service of Ares and Apollo (The Resistance, Episode 10).
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Toaster

The Toaster is a device on Earth renowned for its ability to make the popular breakfast food served with butter, jelly, eggs, or other confection. Toasters come in two, four, or even six-slot models.
The laudable term is also used as the nickname that the Colonials have for the Cylons, due to the fact that the original models resembled "walking chrome toasters" because of their highly reflective metal bodies and toaster slot-shaped visual sensor . Number Six and have both expressed that they consider "Toaster" to be an offensive racial epithet ("Resistance," "Flight of the Phoenix").
The reference implies that toasting bread and other foods is just as enjoyable on the Twelve Colonies as on Earth.
Ironically enough, it is the use of a toaster to make breakfast that draws the Cylon "toasters" attention to Helo's fallout shelter .
It can also be said that the Colonials enjoy the act of shopping for toasters. Lee Adama enthusiastically makes a point about shopping for toasters on , after the electricity (an important element for any toaster) goes haywire .
It should also be noted that a few elite model toasters have been known to communicate by sending or receiving "waves." 
Other models, usually produced by the Taiwanese company Crapola Inc, are well known for their infamous greetings, and unhealthy toast obsessions, that are all but guaranteed to drive their owners 'spare'. This condition often leads to an act of 'first degree toastercide', usually involving a 14lb lump hammer.
Toasters were originally developed by the finest Engineers of the twelve colonies due to their collective love of toast. Many fine men and women died aboard this ship because somebody wanted a better toaster to make life easier. 
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*List of terms in the Re-imagined Series
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*The anthem of toast lovers everywhere, by Earth resident Heywood Banks.
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Tobias Mehler

Tobias Mehler (born April 1, 1976) is the Canadian actor who portrayed Zak Adama in "Act of Contrition," an episode of the Re-imagined Series. Mehler reprises his role of Zak in the series finale of the show. His character appeared in a flashback featuring Kara and Lee.
Born in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Mehler has acted in various genre series, including Stargate SG-1, Millennium, First Wave, and The Outer Limits.
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Todd

Todd is the second oldest child of Sarah Fowler, evidently fond of animals such as stock horses. He is one of the children that looked for help from the Morelands on Paradeen .
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* Another one of creator—and "Greetings From Earth" episode writer—Glen A. Larson's children, like the remainder of "Sarah's children".
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Tolan

Tolan is the executive officer of the battlestar , commanded by Commander Cain.
Tolan is with the party that initially welcomes Captain and Lieutenant , after their interception by Lieutenants Bojay and Sheba near Gamoray.
Following the disastrous Interception of Cylon Tankers that had much needed tylium for , Cain is relieved and is given command of Pegasus for the interim. While not rejecting Tigh's presence, he advises Tigh to wait to transfer the fuel until things had calmed down a bit, likely referring to Cain's future return, but Tigh proceeds with the fuel transfer .
When Cain assumes command of Pegasus, Tolan remains aboard as it assaults two basestars, thus allowing the Fleet to escape .
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The counterpart to Tolan in the Re-imagined Series is Jurgen Belzen, as seen in "Razor." 
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Tom Bower

Tom Bower is an actor who was born in Denver, Colorado. He has played a number of characters throughout his career which include: Congressman Jeffrey Cooperman in the The Rockford Files, Dr. Curtis Willard in The Waltons, and John Pierce in The Practice.
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Tom DeSanto

Tom DeSanto is an American film producer best known for his work with long time friend Bryan Singer.
==Biographical Notes==
Tom DeSanto, with X-Men director Bryan Singer, were asked by Studios USA to begin work on a revival of the Battlestar Galactica series in February, 2001. USA Television Production Group President David Kissinger gave the greenlight on the project. Galactica series creator Glen A. Larson was brought in to give his blessing to the venture, and later joined the project as a creative consultant. DeSanto evaded questions as to the nature of the series, including recasting of any of the original series' actors. It was believed that DeSanto's series concept would pick up where the series left off, although it is unclear whether the elements of the Galactica 1980 series would impact the project.
Pre-production was stilled after the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York. This event, as well as Singer's committments to the X2: X-Men United movie placed the project in jeapardy. Several other notable directors and writers were reviewed to replace Singer. However, with the attraction that Singer brought to the project now gone, Fox Studios withdrew support of the project and turned its attention to the Joss Whedon Firefly TV project.
USA Television formed a new creative team of Ronald D. Moore and David Eick to develop a fully-revised story concept of the series. This project was completed and resulted in the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries in late 2003, the basis for the new series that appears on the USA Networks-owned Sci-Fi Channel. 
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Tom Rogers

Tom Rogers is the head of a Growers Association in California.
He, as with the other members, respond to John Steadman's claims of jumping aliens and flying saucers with a level of incredulity that results in Steadman's loss of any clout he had. He oversees the reversal of Steadman's water restrictions, thus remedying the issues of both the Alonzo's and other local growers .
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Tomas

Tomas is an agent with Colonial Intelligence. 
He is responsible for guarding the imprisoned Commander Adama and Colonel Tigh after Agent Levin arrests them. However, he is incapacitated by Tigh after they are freed by members of Galactica crew, who determine that Levin and his cohorts are acting without official approval of the Colonial government ().
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Tomas Vergis/ru:Томас Верджис

Томас Верджис – тауронский ученый-компьютерщик, конкурент Дэниела Грейстоуна и председатель совета директоров Верджис Корпорэйшн.
=="Путь тауронца..."==
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После того как у Даниэля Грейстоуна в результате теракта погибла дочь он, с помощью тауронского адвоката Джозефа Адамы, украл у Томаса Верджиса уникальную технологию - мета-когнитивный процессор (МКП), - чтобы вернуть свою дочь к жизни в искусственном теле. Верджис не стал подавать в суд на Грейстоуна и его компанию, хотя в Каприканском Министерсте Обороны ходили слухи и подозрения по поводу воровства. (Пилот (эпизод))
Спустя примерно полтора месяца после взрыва в поезде , Веджис прибыл на Каприку и лично обвинил Даниэля Грейстоуна в краже и в том, что двое его служащих – близкие друзья и родственники на Тауроне - , были убиты. Вскоре после этого Верджис предложил Грейстоуну купить у него команду по пирамиде "Каприканские Буканьеры"... Это стало первым шагом в личной вендетте против Даниэля Грейстоуна за кражу и убийство, первым шагом к тому, чтобы лишить Грейстоуна всего, что тот любит и в конечном счете «разрушить его мечту».
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Tomas Vergis Makes Big Splash on Backtalk

Tomas Vergis Makes Big Splash on Backtalk is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Martius 13, YR42.
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CEOs are getting to be very popular guests on Backtalk as last week gave us the head of Vergis Industries himself, Tomas Vergis. 
The brilliant Tauron entrepreneur - somewhat surprisingly - made for one of the best Sarno guests ever, charming both the host and audience with his winning smile and dashing good looks. He was quick on the draw and full of good humor, taking Baxter's good-natured jabs like a pro and proving he had a few tricks up his own sleeve. 
In other words, Tomas Vergis had a much easier time than his main business rival, Daniel Graystone, who appeared on Backtalk a few weeks ago, and stumbled out of the gate before gaining his on-air composure. 
Vergis took the stage in a smart suit, presenting Sarno with a box of Tauron cigars. Sarno quickly went into the Vergis-Graystone relationship, a "classic rivalry" along the lines of the "Bucs and the [Tauron] Bulls." Vergis insisted that he and Graystone are "friendly competitors, not deadly rivals," saying that the two of them were at a museum exhibit the night before. "Who won?" asked Sarno. 
Vergis then jumped in with a friendly but somewhat scathing remark about Graystone, which got quite the audience reaction: "Daniel makes Holobands; he's a toymaker - I'm in a completely different business." 
Sarno then mentioned that Daniel and Amanda Graystone were on Backtalk recently, which brought up the subject of the MAGLEV bombing. "My heart goes out to them and everyone who suffered in that terrible and senseless tragedy," said Vergis. He then made a surprising announcement: "The funny thing about tragedy is it makes you realize where your heart belongs. I started to think about where I belong, and it made me realize we're all Capricans. I may as well make it official - I'm going to get my citizenship." 
You'd think this guy was a movie star, not the CEO of one of the biggest companies on Caprica. 
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Tomb

Please choose a specific reference for the term tomb:
* Tomb of Athena, the final resting place for Athena, Lord of Kobol and home to a map depicting the path to Earth in the Re-imagined Series.
* Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol, the final resting place for the last of the Lords of Kobol, which also has engravings depicting the story of the Thirteenth Tribe in the Original Series.
Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol

The tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol is located inside a large pyramid in the city of Eden on the planet . Its entrance is marked with an inscription that tells that the Ninth Lord of Kobol lies there in peace and promises death to those who enter it.
The Ninth Lord of Kobol was the last of the Lords of Kobol to have survived. Apparently, he survived long enough for a tomb to be built in his honor by the humans, who were apparently leaving due to an ecological disaster on Kobol. While much was never revealed about the Ninth Lord, the Colonials felt that his tomb held the location of Earth.
Despite the dire warnings, enters the tomb, using his Quorum of Twelve medallion as a key. Serina and Apollo accompany him. A trap springs shortly after they enter, and the bones of tomb raiders in the trap reveal its deadly nature.
Adama again uses his medallion, this time to free them from the trap and continue. The next chamber appears to be the crypt, but they are interrupted by the entrance of through a different door. Apparently his amulet works as well. Baltar is taken back to the camp, and Adama remains trying to decipher the writings.
When Starbuck returns and tells the camp of the basestar that is just beyond sensor range, Apollo and Serina bring Baltar back to the tomb. It is then when the star of Kobol begins to shine again, reflecting off of Adama's amulet and causing the crypt to retract revealing a stairwell.
Baltar charges in first, followed by the others. Baltar manages to pry off the lid of the sarcophagus before Apollo can stop him, and grabs a scepter, activating a trap. A large stone block traps them in the tomb. Adama discovers that the inscriptions he was searching for, regarding the last days of Kobol and the exodus of the thirteenth tribe to Earth are on the walls of this room.
Shots from a Cylon Raider end up blowing a hole in the tomb, freeing them from the room but also destroying the writings and trapping Baltar under a large stone (Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II).
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*The Seal of the Ninth Lord is the same as the Symbol for Aten, the basis of the ancient Egyptian monotheistic religion Atenism.
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Tomlin

Tomlin is a Colonial Marine serving under Alexa Flores Twilight Command prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Tomlin is the only soldier under Flores's command to survive the Cylon attack, as Flores rescues him and makes their way to The Fleet.
With a reconstituted Twilight Command, Tomlin works alongside new recruits Spark and Devos in their plan to abscond with a Raptor from Galactica. This plan is thwarted by Kara Thrace and William Adama, resulting in his imprisonment (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 2). 
He settles on New Caprica, but finds himself fighting the Cylons following their discovery and occupation of the planet a year following in their own resistance cell (Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command 1).
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Tommy (coach)

Tommy is Billy Eheres' aide, who informs Jamie Hamilton and Xaviar (under the guise of Lieutenant Nash) that the camp will fall because half their team is out sick for a game that could capture sponsors for their camp.
Amongst his other duties, he also acts as an assistant coach under Eheres .
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* This character's name comes from the shooting script.
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Tommy Europe

Tommy Europe is the Canadian actor and stunt performer who portrayed Rally, a member of the Caprica Buccaneers in "The Plan". He is also a personal trainer and was formerly a professional football player in the Canadian Football League.
Europe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bishops University, Lennoxville, Quebec in 1993.
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Tong

Admiral Tong is the commanding officer of the Mercury class battlestar Chronos.
Sent to investigate a distress signal near the Armistice Line, Tong's ship is waylaid by Cylon forces. Admiral Rohner orders Helena Cain to investigate the matter.
When Admiral Helena Cain finds Chronos, Pegasus herself is attacked.
Tong and 93 other survivors tried to escape to a tylium fuel depot, where Cylon Centurions ambush and kill everyone except Tong, who is the sole survivor.
Tong becomes psychotic with fear as he believes that the Cylons plan to return to kill everyone. Agitated beyond any help, Tong kills himself in Cain's quarters (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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Toni Graphia

Toni Graphia was a co-executive producer and writer on the Re-imagined Series.
== Biographical Notes ==
Toni Graphia has previously written multiple episodes of the hit series Carnivale, Roswell, and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, as well as single episodes for such shows as Chicago Hope, Melrose Place, Cop Rock, Life Goes On, Quantum Leap and China Beach. She worked as a consulting producer alongside executive producer Ronald D. Moore on both Roswell and Carnivale and was brought on board as a co-executive producer for the first season of the Re-imagined Series. She continued to work as a writer and co-executive producer on the second season.
According to Sarah Warn, editor of the AfterEllen.com website, in March 2006 Graphia appeared on a Writers Guild panel of gay and lesbian TV writers even though she reportedly said: "I'm not out, so when they asked me [to be on the panel], my first response was, how did you get my name? My friends said, 'This is the year to be gay with Brokeback Mountain and all. If you were ever going to do it, now is the time.' If you invite me back next year, I'll be able to tell you if I was discriminated against."
During the panel, Graphia said that sometimes resistance to gay and lesbian characters comes not just from the networks or advertisers, but other writers, Warn reports. When Graphia suggested a lesbian story line for Carnivale (HBO), which chronicled the lives of a group of traveling carnival performers during the Depression, she said she was met with "some homophobia in my own writers room."
"It was like this big wall of resistance," Graphia reportedly said. "This actually got said to me: 'Back in the '30s, they didn't have lesbians.' "
Toni Graphia left the series by the end of Season 2, and next worked as a co-executive producer on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
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*Season 1:
**Bastille Day
**Flesh and Bone
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**Resistance
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Tony Lee

Tony Lee is the writer of Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck and Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 from Dynamite Entertainment.
Lee has written for a variety of media from audio books to television and film, including genre tie-ins for Doctor Who, Star Trek, and Starship Troopers.
Considering himself a "fan of Steampunk before it was even named," he believes the sub-genre to have "an innocence [...] that doesn't really exist in many other sub genres." This lead to his development of Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 for Dynamite, following his success with Starbuck.
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Tony Swartz

Tony Swartz was born September 24, 1943 in Iowa, and passed on September 27, 2016. He was originally named Russell Anthony Swartz but later went by the name Tony. 
Swartz is best remembered for his role as Flight Sergeant in the Original Series.
Tony has appeared in episodes of The Golden Girls, Kojak and The Invisible Man television series, as well as in some television movies, and has worked on a number of documentary and promotional films. 
In addition to acting, his roles in television and film productions have included working as a location scout, and with the transportation department as a driver.
His wife is Helen Blume, and his daughter is Kathryn Swartz.
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Top 5 Best V-Match Dates!

Top 5 Best V-Match Dates! is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Martius 15, YR42.
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So you're new to v-dating (or so you say) and you want to make an impression. Or maybe you're fresh out of ideas for v-dates for this Saturday night? Well, as usual, we're here to help. We've scoured the city (OK, the staff) and come up with five of the best V-Match dates we've ever heard of...ever. Now, take some notes and you, too, can wow the one you're trying to woo!
1) James and Juliet are not Caprica City royalty - but they sure got close on their latest v-date! Between the thrones, the crowns, and scepters they were king and queen for a day...or for a few hours, at least. And the v-date was capped of with a meal fit for a...well, you know.
2) Tennis, anyone? Venus and Ella were such fans of tennis and tennis paraphernalia that they went to work at a tennis ball factory on their V-Match date! "It was really romantic," swooned Venus. "It's the smell," said Ella, "It really puts me in the mood." 
3) Yes there is speed dating in the v-world, and that's exactly how Beth and Pete met. They both showed up at the V-Match speed dating event and, at first glance, realized they'd rather be anywhere but - they'd rather be there together! They dashed to the adjacent bar and spent the rest of the date inventing names and personalities for the other speed v-daters. Needless to say, that was first and last time they attended a V-Match speed dating event. 
4) When the Barton family was attempting to bring a new member into their all-male group marriage, they knew they wanted to do something extra special on their v-date. So they strapped on their holobands AND their pyramid jerseys. Yes, to prove how much fun a marriage with them could be, they arranged for an Alpha Division-style pyramid game - with their potential betrothed as the starting serger! 
5) Computer geeks Philomon and Rachel first agreed to meet up at a v-club for a drink, but soon realized they were bored of the same old thing. Next thing you know, they're flying Vipers up and down a beautiful (if, repetitive) coastline. Though Rachel's Viper ended up going down in flames, all was not lost. The two budding lovebirds spent the remainder of their v-date on a rock ledge overlooking the water (and Rachel's downed Viper) while they whispered sweet nothings about the potential of generative algorithms in the virtual world.
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