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Fire in Space (script)

The script that the completed episode of the same name is based has several major differences between its script and final product.
*Starbuck, Apollo, and are undercover in a bar attempting to find information on the Cylon pursuit.
*The Cylons have a plan to attack and ram called "The Delta Factor".
*Starbuck is convicted of killing the husband of a woman he meets.
*Apollo is forced to seek out laser power packs for Adama's surgery.
*Starbuck uses his to extinguish a blaze.
*Boxey, who just happens to witness the murder Starbuck is falsely charged with doing, is targeted by the real killer himself, but is saved (in a timely fashion) by Apollo.
==Notes==
*Coincidentally, this is the script that results in Sloan getting a story-by credit on "Murder on the Rising Star," since the murder plot in this original script draft is moved to become part of the "Murder" episode.
== External Links ==
*Extended summary of early Fire In Space script
 
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Fireball

"Fireball" is the call sign of one of Galactica's Viper pilots. He is killed in action leading "Strike Force One" against a Cylon tylium refinery . 
Kara Thrace later mentions him during a speech about fallen pilots .
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Fireleader

The fireleader coordinates firefighting activities aboard . They maintain contact with core command regarding the progress of the firefighting, as well as any potential fire-related hazards.
After a Cylon kamikaze attack on Galactica, the battlestar's fireleader coordinated with Colonel Tigh and Flight Officer Omega while his team uses hand-held boraton units to combat the fires that had sprung up across the ship. His team's efforts were in vain, necessitating Apollo and Starbuck's use of solonite charges in creating hull breaches to smother the blaze before it reached Galactica's energizers .
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Firing range

The firing range is a facility on that allows her crew to maintain their small arms proficiency.
A standard practice among pilots is conducting an equilibrium exercise by spinning a person around in a vertigo chair and then having him or her fire several shots on a target within a set amount of time. Many of them don't even hit the target .
 and Kara Thrace conduct target practice on the firing range when the oxygen to the room reaches dangerously low levels. They overcome their hypoxia-induced delirium long enough to shoot out the glass of the pressurized door, allowing air to reach them. The drop in air pressure was caused by the effects of the Cylon logic bomb .
After Sharon Valerii is revealed to be a Cylon sleeper agent, some of the crew post images of her face on the targets. Thrace does the same with a picture of Leoben after having been held captive by him on New Caprica (TRS: "Maelstrom," deleted scene).
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Boomertarget fotp.JPG|A "Valerii" target in the firing range.
Image:Sidearm Flightofthephoenix.JPG|Apollo and Starbuck firing pistols .
== See also ==
* Laser range, the Original Series counterpart.
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First Cylon War (Deadlock)

: This article discusses the events as depicted in Battlestar Galactica Deadlock. For the canonical depiction, see: First Cylon War.
The Cylon War, later referred to as the First Cylon War, is a twelve-year major conflict between the humans of the and their creations, the Cylons. A definitive point in history for both humanity and the Cylons, the Cylon War paves the way for the Fall of the Twelve Colonies more than forty years later.
==Early Years==
Initially referred to as the uprising, the Cylons began warring with their creators in what is an overall protracted stalemate.
In response, the Articles of Colonization were created to assist in fighting the menace. As an incentive to sign, each Colony is offered its own -class battlestar as part of its own military force, under the aegis of . The first of the Jupiters, , launches under the command of Admiral Jubal Sarkis and disappears two weeks following its depolyment.
Despite resistance, four additional Jupiters continue to launch, including 's . 
The Cylons attack just days prior to Athena delivery to Picon's defense fleet. 
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First Hybrid

The First Hybrid is the precursor to the modern Cylon Hybrids, and is the first step in their evolution from pure machines to organic beings. The Cylon Centurion Model 0005 units were convinced to abandon these experiments in exchange for aid from the Final Five in constructing fully humanoid Cylons with resurrection capabilities .
There are references in the Cylon databases to this prototype, considered a failed experiment and unaccounted for. William Adama stumbles across the birthplace of the First Hybrid at the end of the first Cylon War. During this, he experiences mental projections of human beings being vivisected during the experiments to create the Hybrid and an arm grabbing him from a birthing tank, ending with the haunting words of the Pythian prophecy, "All this has happened before, and will happen again..."
Much later, Kendra Shaw encounters this hybrid on an older base ship crewed by Cylon Centurion Model 0005 units known as Guardians. Unlike the modern version Hybrids, this one speaks coherently in the voice of an old man. He says to her: "What am I? A man? Or am I a machine? My children believe I am their god," and demonstrates prophetic knowledge about Shaw and Kara Thrace. In particular, he warns Shaw that Thrace is the herald of the apocalypse and must not be followed by the Colonials, though jamming prevents her from relaying all of this message to Pegasus. 
The Hybrid declares that after his destruction his existence will "begin again in ways uncertain." Shaw detonates a nuclear device aboard the basestar, killing herself and this instance of the first Hybrid .
Although this Hybrid possesses the same metaphysical perception as its descendants, it is considerably more lucid. Later Hybrids rarely speak in coherent sentences or refer to themselves as individuals.
==Questions==
* Does the First Hybrid function as the central computer of its basestar, like the modern Hybrids?
* Does it also act as the basestar's command and control, given the absence of modern humanoid Cylons aboard?
* When the First Hybrid says "My children believe I am a god," to whom is he referring? The old model Cylons? The organic models?
** Or, given this statement, might this Hybrid actually be Daniel Graystone himself, original creator of the Colonial Cylon Centurions, somehow transmuted to this new form of existence?
* What does the First Hybrid mean when he says his existence will "begin again in ways uncertain"?
** Does this statement imply that the First Hybrid is capable of downloading, or does it refer to an unending cycle, or the afterlife?
* Is the First Hybrid one of the humans captured from the transport ship Diana?
* Is the First Hybrid as it originally appeared, or has it physically aged? Was it created in that stage of adult maturity?
* If the First Hybrid experiment was abandoned after others were created to control the basestars, do the Cylons only have a limited number of the later ones?
== See also ==
*Hybrid utterances
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First orbit cadet

A first orbit cadet is a pilot with little or no flight experience. The term is used commonly amongst Colonial Warriors and officers.
After passing through the asteroid dust barrier at the edge of the Cyrannus galaxy, notes how he felt like a first orbit cadet. Later, attempts to get another private dining room for himself and (as he was already having dinner with Cassiopeia, who was briefly gone) by saying that a sanitation ship, piloted by a first orbit cadet, could be seen through the window .
== Notes ==
* In the Re-imagined Series, there are "rooks," which are trained but inexperienced pilots, and "nuggets," which are untrained pilot candidates.
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Five-engined vessel

The so-called Five-engined vessel is a Colonial ship used by the people of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
The ship maked its first appearance in the skies above Caprica City before the Cylon attack, seen through the window above Secretary Laura Roslin's head when she learns of her cancer diagnosis. 
Another vessel was seen from above amongst the civilian ships abandoned by the FTL-capable ships when the Cylons found the Fleet . 
Another ship of this type is also present during the Fleet's emergency jump away from New Caprica after the Cylons discover the location of the Colonials .
==Notes==
*The ship bears a slight resemblance to a Hirogen Warship from Star Trek: Voyager. While not an exact replica, it is possible that the design was based from it.
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Five priests

According to the Sacred Scrolls, the Temple of Five was built to recognize five priests who worshiped "The one whose name cannot be spoken," according to Laura Roslin .
Nothing more is told about these priests, or whom they worshiped. Given that the passage was found in the Scrolls, the being may be the one god worshipped by monotheists in the Colonies and the Cylons or some other historic or spiritual figure.
By coincidence or design, the Cylons have five humanoid models that the other seven have been "programmed" not to discuss or even think about .
While the Colonials believe the Temple is an artifact of the Thirteenth Tribe, one Cylon model, Number Three, believes it is a place that would reveal the faces of the Final Five Cylons, despite the Cylons not being created until 4,000 years after the temple's construction. The later revelation that the Thirteenth Tribe were Cylons predating those of the Twelve Colonies strengthens the connection.
After Three uses the holographic mechanisms of the Temple to reinforce a vision she had experienced before, the knowledge of one face she recognizes is lost again as the other Cylons are compelled to box every one of her model .
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Flashlight

Flashlights are normally used in Colonial and Earth society as a means of lighting dark places. It was developed to replace the candle and the torch as a means of portable light.
Flashlights can also be used as a way to respond to boring conversation.
On Ragnar Anchorage, Commander William Adama became more than annoyed at Leoben Conoy's annoyingly hostile anti-human philosophies. Adama became more enraged when Conoy attempted to apply his philosophies directly at Adama by swinging a large steel pipe towards Adama's body.
Disagreeing with Conoy's insightful banter and attempted bludgeoning, Adama illuminated the interior of Conoy's skull with repeated and violent applications of his heavy Colonial-issue lantern flashlight. It is presumed that this particular Conoy model did not have further comment in light of Adama's persuasive responses.
Due to Ragnar's EM radiation and the severity of Adama's flashlight therapy, it is uncertain whether Conoy was able to transmit Adama's dissenting view on humanity back to one of his other copies. However, we can assume that he did indeed see a bright white light when he died.
Since this day, Adama has yet to settle an argument by insightfully going up-side an opponent's head with his flashlight, despite having plenty of opportunities to do so.
A recent look into Adama's past has revealed that his run-in with Conoy was not the first time he has settled a dispute with a Cylon through use of blunt force. Bereft of a flashlight at the time, young William Adama made do with a steel pipe to bring an argument with a Model 0005 Centurion to a conclusion. This Cylon was not as talkative as its descendant, but it got Adama's point nonetheless .
Could also be referred to as a "Bashlight".
==See Also==
*Flashlight Tag, a daring ages-old sport at Uncyclopedia
*Flashlight at The TV IV
*Using weapons to end a boring conversation, by Han Solo (Audio WAV)
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Flattop

Flattop. For information about the pilot with the callsign "Flat Top," see Dwight Saunders.
A flattop is a type of salvage and repair ship in the Fleet, acting as a mobile spacedock. A Flattop-type ship is among the first vessels to join the Fleet . Later a flattop-type is among the ships with when New Caprica falls .
There are at least four flattop-type ships in the Fleet, including the Carina (lost during the passage through a star cluster) and the Virgon Express (noted for flying "upside down" whilst in flight).
==Notes==
*"Flat top" is a slang term for an aircraft carrier (it is also a hairstyle).
*In the separate continuity of the Dynamite comics series, ships of the same design were used by the Caprican Expeditionary Fleet during the Third Colonial Conflict.
*The Flattop design in the Re-imagined Series is based on an Original Series ship design.
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Fleet (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the term fleet:
* Colonial Fleet, for the military of the Twelve Colonies in both series.
* The Fleet (TOS), the rag-tag fugitive fleet in the Original Series.
* The Fleet (RDM), the rag-tag fugitive fleet in the Re-imagined Series.
== Original Series ==
* Fifth Fleet, the task force that Commander Cain lost at Molecay in the Battle of Molecay.
* Fourth Fleet, the task force lead by Commander Kronus at the Battle of Cosmora Archipelago.
* Inter-Fleet Broadcasting, the news service of the Fleet.
== Re-imagined Series ==
* Caprican Expeditionary Fleet, the space navy for Caprica during the Third Colonial Conflict.
* Expeditionary Fleet, a cover for the Colonial Fleet to perform black operations in the Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero comics.
* Fleet News Service, the official name for the surviving media in the Fleet.
* Fleet registry, a registry of persons within the Fleet.
* Scorpion Fleet Shipyards, the Colonial Fleet shipyards in use before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
** See also: Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards, which coincided with the Fall.
Fleet Headquarters

Fleet Headquarters is the central operational and support center for Colonial Fleet operations, located on the planet Picon. 
Fleet Headquarters is destroyed during the opening wave of the Cylon attack, when Picon came under sustained Cylon bombardment .
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Fleet registry

The Fleet Registry is a database of all human survivors of the civilian Fleet.
This database was likely created from the efforts of Socinus and others aboard as many survivors tried to obtain information on other relatives and friends who may have survived the Cylon attack .
Tory Foster invites former Cylon captive Daniel Novacek to use the Registry to look for any of his surviving family members .
Photos and other memorabilia of loved ones who did not survive the assault on the Colonies (or have died since the exodus) are often enshrined in the memorial hallway ("33," "Scar," "The Passage").
== Notes ==
*The also has a Fleet registry, which was used in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I" to generate names of those who were experienced enough to partake in the mission to destroy the Ravashol pulsar.
*Such a registry was also briefly hinted to by in "Take the Celestra," when she tells to look her up via the Fleet's computer system to determine her status as a survivor.
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Flight

Please choose a specific reference for the term flight:
== The Original Series ==
* Flight slumber, a state of sleeping unintentionally while flying a craft.
* Flight training rooms, place aboard a battlestar where potential Viper pilots are trained.
== The Re-imagined Series ==
* Flight pod, the landing bays on a battlestar for s and other various smaller craft.
* Flight simulator, a computerized training system for Viper trainees.
* Flight suit, the suit that Viper and Raptor pilots wear.
* "Flight of the Phoenix," a Season 2 episode.
* Night Flight, the name of an unseen battlestar.
Flight 2

Flight 2 is the Boeing 747-100Various Boeing 747s are used to depict Flight 2. They are listed in the Notes section. civilian passenger aircraft Troy and Dillon first ride in on October 31,1980 CE.
Unable to use their Vipers due to heightened air security following the detection of an unknown craft falling from orbit the night of October 30th, Jamie Hamilton books a 9 AM flight for Troy and Dillon (under the alias of Smith and Jones, respectively) from Los Angeles International Airport. 
The flight is eventful, as two Cuban terrorists hold a stewardess hostage in an attempt to hijack the plane and divert it to Cuba; Troy and Dillon stop this by quickly stunning the hijackers with their laser derringers, unfortunately witnessed by a meddlesome young boy. They are lauded as heroes by crew and passengers alike despite their pleas of ignorance, and are asked to stay behind for questioning by law enforcement. Upon landing at JFK Airport, the Warriors use their invisibility fields to disembark unseen, knocking over law enforcement and a swath of press in the process .
== Notes ==
Three different Boeing 747-100s are depicted for Flight 2 in . The first one is an American Airlines Boeing 747-123 during take-off, as denoted by its red, white, and blue striping across the lower part of the fuselage. The 2nd is a mid-range shot of a Trans-World Airlines Boeing 747-131 during transit, denoted by the logo and coloration on its empennage. The 3rd shot (during dusk) is a Boeing 747-123 from Airplane 1975's Columbia Airlines, given the logo on its empennage.
== Gallery ==
File:G80 - NTCL1 - Flight 2 Take-Off.jpg|Flight 2 depicted as an American Airlines Boeing 747-123 during take-off, as denoted by its red, white, and blue striping across the lower part of the fuselage .
File:G80 - NTCL1 - Flight 2 In Flight.jpg|Flight 2 depicted in a mid-range shot as a Trans-World Airlines Boeing 747-131 during transit, denoted by the logo and coloration on its empennage .
File:G80 - NTCL1 - Flight 2 Dusk.jpg|Flight 2 depicted as a Boeing 747-123 from Airplane 1975's Columbia Airlines, given the logo on its empennage .
File:Terrorists.jpg|Two Cuban hijackers masquerading as a married couple with child (a doll) make the trip eventful for the Warriors 
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Flight training rooms

thumb| teaches Viper operation theory to Athena, Sorrell, and Deitra .
 has several flight training rooms reserved for training of new pilots and practice sessions for her more seasoned Warriors. In the case of training new pilots, these facilities allow for the honing of daggit-fighting skills without any danger of serious injury or damage to military hardware.
One room is fitted with a bank of computers that can be used to display the HUD (Heads-Up Display) configuration of the and familiarize new pilots with the sensitive controls of the fighter.
A more hands-on approach is introduced later in the training program. A partial mock-up of the cockpit and exterior of the Viper is used to teach the combat skills that will be needed to stay alive in the frenetic environment of a space battle.
On one occasion, the majority of Galactica pilots are unable to perform their patrol duties due to a contagion. A small group of shuttle pilots needs to be trained in order to replace the Fleet's defenses. The Viper simulator proves effectively how dangerous a live combat situation can when "kills" .
== Notes ==
* The simulator is clearly the actual cockpit mockup used for shots in the show.
* The back projection screen with the star field may also be the one used in production. A projection screen was used for cockpit shots (rather than a blue screen) allowing the actors to see some of the action they were reacting to.
* The training room with the computers may also serve as a ready room for fully trained pilots, as in the Re-imagined Series. The re-imagined battlestar Pegasus is equipped with flight simulators .
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Foliole

Foliole is a brand of cigars of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol prior to . 
Kara "Starbuck" Thrace left a wooden box with the Foliole decal in her old apartment on prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. After returning to Caprica to retrieve the Arrow of Apollo, Thrace returns to her apartment in Delphi and smokes one of these in the company of Karl "Helo" Agathon. She brings the box back to Galactica with various mementos within .
== Notes ==
*Thrace's Foliole cigar box appears again in the episode "Rapture." Thrace keeps a couple of personal items in it, including a picture of her apartment featuring a painting of a mandala.
* The name foliole is a French word, derived from the Latin foliolum, a botany term meaning leaf.
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For Sagan's sake

For Sagan's sake! is an exclamation, similar to the real world expressions "For God's sake!" or "For Christ's sake!"
==Usage by episode==
* follows as his wingman. Starbuck allows Athena to follow but tells her "for Sagan's sake, don't shoot me!" 
==Usage by comics==
* uses this expression after a red alert is called aboard in response to being boarded by ().
==Notes==
* This is an obvious homage to Carl Sagan, an American astronomer, astrobiologist, and science popularizer. Sagan was often considered a skeptic, freethinker, or even an atheist in regards to religion, which makes this reference all the more humorous.
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Forger 7

Forger 7 is a prisoner on Proteus whose Original Sinner apparently forged documents, currency, and other things that were worth forging centuries ago. He appears to be a devious, stereotypical criminal with lavender-tinted glasses, probably also handed down from Forger to Forger. He is as inebriated and dull-minded as most of the prisoners on Proteus, and he follows the revolt caused by Assault 9, Adulteress 58, and "Bootlegger 137" a.k.a. .
==Notes==
* Forgery is the process of making or adapting objects or documents with the intention to deceive.
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