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Patricia Murray

Patricia Murray is the Key Make-Up Artist for the Re-imagined Series. She appears in a video blog episode with David Eick on the set of the episode "Sacrifice."
Murray is sometimes credited as Patricia Murray Morgan, Patricia Morgan, or Patricia Murray-Morgan. According to the Internet Movie Database, she has worked as a make-up artist on both television and film since 1991. A few of her credits include Taken and Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers: To Live and Die in Starlight. Murray is also the producer of Odi et Amo: Of Love and Hate, a television series in pre-production, and the special effects director of the film Sitter's Night. 
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Patrick "Flick" Harrison

Patrick "Flick" Harrison, who plays D'anna Biers' cameraman, is actually a filmmaker, journalist, and cameraman. He wrote about the experience on his blog. During the episode's filming, Harrison's footage of interviews and other events shot as Bell are incorporated into the final documentary. He explains that having a person experienced in actual camera work was important in being "Bell."
==External Links==
*"Flick" Harrison's website
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Patrick Gilmore

Patrick Gilmore is the actor who portrays Rafferty in the Re-imagined Series episodes "Deadlock" and "Someone to Watch Over Me."
He also portrays Dale Volker on Stargate Universe and Trennan on the steampunk web series Riese the Series.
== External links ==
*Facebook Fan Page
*MySpace
*Twitter feed
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Patrick Massett

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Patrick Massett is a television writer, producer and actor. Massett will join the writing staff and production team of the Re-imagined Series spin-off Caprica.
Massett and John Zinman produced such television shows as Veritas: The Quest and worked as Consulting Producer for both Friday Night Lights (which they were nominated in 2006 for a WGA Award) and Knight Rider. They also wrote the screenplay for the 2001 film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.
As an actor, he has starred in various television series and television movies most notably as Duras in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Patroclus

Captain Patroclus is Scorpius Ascendant commanding officer in .
A pro-Ambassador Puck seditionist, he lead the charge in seceding from , with the decree that they would accept 's rule upon Puck's ascension to Fleet Commander. 
This decision is mainly symbolic as Ascendant still travels alongside the Fleet, until Lieutenant Commander declares that Patroclus and his crew either pledge fealty to the Quorum, or take one of two choices: exile from the Fleet, or obliteration along with their vessel.
After the is revealed to all, Patroclus' and Ascendant crew rejoin the Fleet .
== Notes ==
* In Greek mythology, Patroclus was one of Achilles' close wartime companions during the Trojan War. 
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Paul

Please choose a specific reference for the name, Paul:
* Paul Becker, dancer, choreographer, and stunt performer who choreographed and portrayed a dancer in the Caprica pilot.
* Paul Burton, set dresser for the Re-imagined Series.
* Paul Campbell, actor who portrayed Billy Keikeya in the Re-imagined Series.
* Paul Cummings, actor who portrayed the Viper pilot, Fireball, in the Re-imagined Series.
* Paul Coufos, background actor in the Original Series.
* Paul Fix, actor who portrayed Commander Kronus in the Original Series.
* Paul Koslo, actor who portrayed Billy Eheres in Galactica 1980.
* Paul LeClair, actor who portrayed various guards and crewmembers in the Original Series.
* Paul M. Leonard, co-producer of the Re-imagined Series.
* Paul Perri, actor who portrayed Royan Jahee in the Re-imagined Series.
* Paul Playdon, writer of the episode "The Young Lords."
* Paul Tinder, actor who portrayed a guard in "Baltar's Escape."
* Saul Tigh, Galactica executive officer who was previously named "Paul" in earlier drafts of the Miniseries before the name was changed to "Saul."
Paul Becker

Paul Becker is the actor, writer, stunt performer, and choreographer who, in addition to choreography work on the Caprica pilot, also portrayed the role of a V-Club dancer in said pilot.
Becker has various credits to his name, with movies such as Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch, Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins, Eragon, Chicago, and television series such as Reaper, Tru Calling, and The L Word.
Becker has worked with The Jonas Brothers for their choreography in their appearance at the Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert, and has done choreography for both The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He is also a judge on So You Think You Can Dance Canada.
== External links ==
* Paul Becker on Facebook
* Paul Becker on Twitter
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Paul Burton

Paul Burton was the set dresser for the Re-imagined Series during most of its first season.
Burton worked on all the episodes between (and including) "33" and "Flesh and Bone."
Burton worked on other Vancouver-based television, including The X-Files, The Sentinel, and Seven Days.
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Paul Campbell

Paul Campbell (born June 22, 1979) is a Canadian actor who portrayed Billy Keikeya in the the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. 
== Overview ==
Born in Vancouver and raised in nearby White Rock, Campbell spent most of his younger life wanting to be a carpenter, most likely due to the influences of his handy father and grandfather. And, despite a lingering love of acting fostered by performing in a high-school play, Campbell eventually did become a carpenter, framing houses for four years. But "after one too many wood splinters," he enrolled in the Capilano College theater program.
During one of his last performances at the college, a small role in a production of Cinderella, Campbell was spotted and later signed on by a Vancouver talent manager. He has since been featured in several TV projects, including The Dead Zone for USA Network, John Doe, Black Sash and Andromeda (recurring as Lt. Bowlus). His films include The Perfect Score and a lead role in the recently wrapped Canadian independent feature Ill-Fated.
== Leaving Battlestar Galactica ==
In an April 2006 interview, Campbell spoke about his departure from the series:
:"It was kind of my choice in a way. I was kind of given an ultimatum eventually because in between the end of season one and the beginning of season two I had actually gone to LA and booked a pilot. Because Battlestar production didn’t have me under contract, I was free to go and do that. And it was their loss if the show got picked up and I wasn’t able to come back for season two. I think that was a problem they had with a few of the cast members, that everyone was a free agent after season 1, and I think that scared them a little bit. They could have potentially lost half their cast after season 1, and I think after that, they pretty much ended up signing everyone to a contract. But I’d already been cast in another show and decided to go off on my own and see if it worked. As it turned out it didn’t work, and I ended up having a two episode hiatus after episode 4. I was gone for 5 and 6, then came back for Home Pt. 1, I think it was. Or Home Pt 2, I came back for. So after that kind of gave me the ultimatum and said sign a contract for 5 years, or we kind of need to go our separate ways. And I kind of put it off and put it off, then eventually they just said “Look, we can tell your (sic) not really committed to the show, and we can’t write story lines. So we’ve decided to kill the character. It wasn’t really a surprise, but I wasn’t expecting it to happen when it did. But I certainly wasn’t surprised that they had to do that." 
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==External links==
*Official Fan site
*Paul Campbell at IMDB.com
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Paul Cummings

Paul Cummings is the actor who plays the Viper pilot, Fireball, in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica episode, "The Hand of God". Previously, he had a role on the Tru Calling episode, "Reunion," as Keith Morgan.
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Paul Fix

Paul Fix (13 March 1901—14 October 1983) was an American actor of film and television.
Born in Dobbs Ferry, New York, Fix is well known to audiences for his multiple appearances in John Wayne western films, as well as for the role of Marshal Micah Torrance on The Rifleman. To genre audiences, he is also known for his portrayal of Dr. Mark Piper in Star Trek second pilot episode, "Where No Man Has Gone Before". He later portrayed Commander Kronus in "Take the Celestra," an episode of the Original Series, which would be one of his last appearances on television prior to his death in 1983.
Fix died in Los Angeles, California as a result of kidney failure.
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Paul Koslo

Paul Koslo (born June 27, 1944) portrayed Billy Eheres in the Galactica 1980 episode "Spaceball".
Koslo was born at the very end of World War II in what would soon become West Germany, the son of a Prussian soldier. He can still remember American Sherman tanks roling down the street, and waiting for American soldiers to throw out Hershey's Chocolate and Wrigley's bubble gum to the local children. It was in Germany he learned of cowboys and Indians from the GI's, his first real taste of anything related to film.
Koslo emigrated to Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada in the 1950s with his family and soon learned to speak fluent English. No more than a year after he arrived in Canada, Koslo saw his first film, a Tarzan movie. Ever since, he has wanted to be an actor.
His family would later move to British Columbia, where he got a part-time job working for his brother-in-law. He describes himself at the time as being somewhat of a rebel. In high school, he would cheat in track races, and him and his friends would lock series of combination locks together in the locker room. As a teenager, he was drafted by the Canadian Mounties to fight a forest fire, from which he made quite a lot of money. He used the money to hitchhike across North America twice.
Soon after, Koslo auditioned for the National Film School in Montreal and got in, but was kicked out a year later. But as luck would have it, he was asked to do an audition for PBS's Crime and Punishment by an executive who saw him while he was walking through the CBC parking lot. An acting agency took notice, and from there the acting jobs came easy, and he went to California.
Koslo's acting debut was in a little known movie calledFlux by Jack Starrett and Richard Compton. At the time, Koslo was also doing an off-Broadway production of Hair in New York, which ran for four months. His next film was The Losers, followed by The Omega Man and then Vanishing Point.
Koslo has since become one of the most popular supporting actors in both television and film in Hollywood. He began working in television in 1971 with Bearcats! and has also worked in both domestic and foreign film. He built somewhat of a repertoire working in television series produced by Glen A. Larson, having played supporting roles in Galactica 1980, Knight Rider, Quincy, M.E., The Highwayman and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. He has also worked in Mission Impossible, Gunsmoke, MacGyver and Stargate SG-1.
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Paul M. Leonard

Paul M. Leonard is a co-producer on the Re-imagined Series.
He first began work on the Miniseries, being hired on as an Associate Producer to complete the Miniseries due to the original AP having been overwhelmed by the number of visual effects. For the next 10 months of post-production, Leonard prepped that installment for delivery.
Once the show went to series, Leonard returned as an associate producer on Season 1, then was later promoted to co-producer beginning in Season 2 and throughout the run of the series. 
Prior to that, Leonard worked with David Eick on The Invisible Man as an associate producer, and worked on the genre series Sliders as a post-production supervisor.
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Paul Perri

Paul Perri (born November 6, 1953 in New Haven, Connecticut) is an American character TV and film actor portraying two characters within the Battlestar Galactica universe: Royan Jahee, one of the leaders of the Demand Peace pacifist group in the , and corrupt Caprica City judge Maximus in .
Perri's filmography has spanned many roles that usually involve being a foil for a central character or premise in a TV episode. From comedies to science-fiction and dramas, Perri has had minor roles in several popular shows, including:
*ER
*Frasier
*Babylon 5
*Melrose Place
*Seinfeld
*Ally McBeal
*The West Wing
*JAG
*Stargate SG-1
*Smallville
*Boston Legal
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Paula Malcomson

Paula Malcomson (born 1970 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK) is the actress who portrays Amanda Graystone in the Re-imagined Series prequel Caprica.
Malcomson is probably best know for playing Trixie in Deadwood. She also has had guest roles in John from Cincinnati, Lost, ER, Six Feet Under and Star Trek: Enterprise.
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* Paula Malcomson at TV.com
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Paulla Schaffer

Paulla Schaffer is a Baltar cultist with fanatical religious tendencies.
She accompanies Jeanne in her successful attempt to extricate Derrick from Galactica sickbay.
Later, she escorts Baltar to an officer's head where she gives Gaius Baltar the opportunity to shave his beard. During this visit, she and Baltar are assaulted by Shaunt and Charlie Connor, respectively. She manages to break free of Shaunt, who was trying to asphyxiate her, and fends off their attackers, savagely beating them.
En route back to the cultist's commune, she notes how she felt the power of God in her to "smite" their attackers; Baltar ruefully retorts that she should curtail her violent tendencies, or run the risk of being up on murder charges in the future .
After Baltar's escape from Galactica during the mutiny , Paulla assumes the role of leader for the cult, encouraging a more pragmatic lifestyle and more interaction with the other cultures on the ship. When Baltar returns, she unwillingly steps aside from the leadership role, but is happy when Baltar is able to procure weapons from Admiral William Adama for protection against the Sons of Ares and other violent gangs .
When Baltar decides to remain on Galactica for the final assault on The Colony, he leaves Paulla in command of the cult. Presumably Paulla and the Cult subsequently settle on Earth .
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Paulus Magus

Capt. Paulus Magus is the son of Bryn Magus, brother of Iphigenia, and wingman to Ensign William "Husker" Adama.
Like his sister, Paulus was born in the city of Petaville on Caprica. During his service with William Adama, at the age of 27 he holds the rank of Captain and commanded Blue Flight aboard battlestar Galactica.
A serious and intelligent man, Paulus is the eldest child of Commander Magus and big brother to Iphigenia. He is the mirror of his father at the same age, very much a straight arrow, cool and calculating, and never one to make a hasty decision or rush into a situation without a plan. Most observers believe that Paulus is set to follow in his father’s footsteps, perhaps to command a battlestar of his own some day.
Paulus' callsign was 'Ghost' and his Viper designation was Blue Leader.
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*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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*Wally Wingert describes his character:
:He's a little cocky, and he seemed to enjoy being in charge quite a bit. I think he enjoyed having the younger cadets look up to him and seek his wisdom. But he also could become threatened by any up and coming hotshots. But at the same time, I believe he recognized their abilities and appreciated them.
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Paya

Paya is the young daughter of Shevon. brings the little girl toys and treats Paya as if she were his daughter—a point that Shevon notices and, later, can no longer tolerate. 
She succumbs to illness, forcing her mother to do business with the black market in order to obtain the medicines Paya needs.
She is later abducted by Phelan and his henchmen, after Shevon lures Adama to her quarters on Cloud 9. Paya is placed in a cell with other children on the freighter Prometheus, slated for the life of a child prostitute, to satisfy those having unseemly appetites. 
She and those children imprisoned by Phelan are released upon Adama's execution of Phelan .
 
It is unknown whether or not she and her mother die in the destruction of Cloud 9 .
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Paye

Paye is a certified life-sciences practitioner attached to battlestar , presumably under Doctor Salik's leadership.
He repairs Cassiopeia's arm injuries, at the request of .
He was mentioned by Commander Adama as having examined Apollo after his return 
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*Despite having a major credit in this episode, John Fink's character of Dr. Paye had more than 90% of his scenes cut as they pertained to Serina's "space cancer" storyline. (These scenes were filmed and are available on the DVD release for the series). With these scenes removed, his appearance was reduced to the brief scene where he is fixing up Cassiopeia's broken arm.
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Peanuts

Peanuts is the name Boxey calls the daggit (dog) during a deleted scene from "Saga of a Star World".
The daggit is the exact same animal as Muffit, suggesting two things:
# Peanuts is the name of the actual dog who portrayed the original Muffit (not the drone daggit), meaning that the dialogue would later be redubbed by Noah Hathaway; or,
# Peanuts is the original name of Muffit, before it was changed later on.
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Pegasus/jp:ペガサス

ペガサス(Pegasus)はオリジナル、新シリーズの両方に登場するバトルスター(Colonial battlestar)の名称。また、新シリーズのシーズン２の１エピソードのタイトルでもある。
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*オリジナル・シリーズに登場するケイン(Cain)が指揮するバトルスター(battlestar)。Pegasus (TOS)参照。
*ペガサスが登場するのは２話連続のエピソード "The Living Legend"。
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*新シリーズに登場する マーキュリー級バトルスター。最初の指揮官はヘレナ・ケイン(Helena Cain)。後にリー・アダマが指揮官に任命される。Pegasus（新シリーズ）参照。 
*新シリーズでペガサスが最初に登場するエピソードは"Pegasus"。
*ＤＶＤにはエピソード"Pegasus"の長尺版が収録されている。"Pegasus (Extended Version)"参照。
Pegasus (1880)

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Pegasus is an aethership in the Colonial Empire.
Commanded by Lord Cain, it is destroyed by the Cylonics prior to the destruction of Atlantia.
Lady Athena evacuates from Pegasus in her bubbleship shortly before Pegasus destruction, having been aboard to visit Cain (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). Adama is unaware of this and is lured by a false transmission to , where springs his trap (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2).
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Pegasus (TOS)

The battlestar Pegasus, in the years prior to the fall of the Colonies, was assigned to patrol the edges of Colonial space under the leadership of Commander Cain. Cain was a noteworthy military leader, and was in fact known as a "living legend." 
Two yahren before the destruction of the Colonies, Pegasus was involved in the Battle of Molecay with the Cylons. The battle was a complete disaster for the Colonials and the entire fifth fleet, except Pegasus, was destroyed. Pegasus managed to slip away from the battle and, aware that the route back home would be crawling with Cylons, Cain ordered the battlestar out into deep space.
As a result, Pegasus is the second of only two battlestars known to have survived the Cylon attack. 
Pegasus encounters as they head towards Gamoray. At that time, two of Cain's key pilots are Lieutenant Bojay and his daughter, Lieutenant Sheba .
The two battlestars meet and conduct a fierce assault against the Cylons. Toward the end of the battle, Cain leads his ship against two Cylon basestars to permit Galactica and the Fleet to escape. Lieutenant Sheba, remains with Galactica after Pegasus disappears, as does Lieutenant Bojay. In the battle Cain orders the use of electronic defense shields, which seems to be an ability unique to Pegasus .
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*The question of the survival of Cain and his battlestar remains in doubt, and is unresolved by the conclusion of the series. Count Iblis mentions to Sheba in "War of the Gods, Part I" that she would see her father again, but it is unclear whether or not he is lying. Producer Glen A. Larson has mentioned in subsequent interviews that he had hoped to revisit the Pegasus storyline, and briefly pursued a revival attempt based around Pegasus at one point.
* The name "Pegasus" is derived from the Greek mythos. Pegasus was a winged horse-god who was the foal of Poseidon. This image of a winged horse is emblematic on the helmet of Pegasus's Viper pilots in "The Living Legend".
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Pegasus is a battlestar in service during the Thousand Yahren War.
Cadet is assigned to Pegasus to train under his first flight instructor, Lieutenant Wyler, in ().
 
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Pegasus (disambiguation)

Pegasus is the name of a Colonial battlestar in both Battlestar Galactica series, and the title of a second-season episode of the Re-imagined Series.
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*For the battlestar from the Original Series, commanded by Cain, see Pegasus (TOS).
*For the two-part episode where this battlestar appeared, see "The Living Legend."
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*For the Mercury class battlestar in the Re-imagined Series, commanded by Helena Cain and later by , see Pegasus (RDM).
*For the episode in which Pegasus debuted, see "Pegasus (episode)."
*For the extended "Pegasus" episode cut on the DVD releases, see "Pegasus (Extended Version)."
*For the comic set aboard Pegasus prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, see: Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus.
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Penance

Penance is an agro container ship under the ownership of Lord Baltar in 7346.
Baltar allows its use to trojan horse both and 's Viper aboard the Aerian Administration Hub, allowing Apollo to rescue Starbuck from Osiris clutches. 
The Warriors blast away Penance hull plates, escaping from the Hub in their Vipers ().
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