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Classic Cylon Raider (Eaglemoss)

The Classic Cylon Raider is issue #9 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The incredible ship was a small and efficient firepower ship that operated out of Cylon s which first appeared in the classic Battleship [sic] Galactica series. In the show, the Cylon Raider was powered by Tylium fuel, with cylindrical Cylon tanker ships providing support on extended missions across space. This small ship was large enough to accommodate three s – two pilots and one commander.
: The Cylon Raider (TOS) ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. magazine includes in-depth information, which looks at information about the classic Cylon Raider and exclusive behind the scene articles and artwork from concept artist Ralph McQuarrie. 
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Rise of the Raiders" featuring Ralph McQuarrie and Andrew Probert's concept art
* Page 14: Ralph McQuarrie - "The Fall of Caprica"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 10 - 
=== Errata ===
Erroneously interspersed within the magazine are insignia and emblems from the Re-imagined Series exclusively:
# Colonial seal on the back cover, in the background of page 2, and across the page spread of 8 and 9;
# Galactica seal on the front cover next to the ship's name;
# Emblems for each of the Twelve Colonies of KobolThe Twelve Colonies of Man did not have noticeable symbology. in the bottom margin of pages 8 and 14, and the upper margin of page 9;
# Primus' squadron emblem on the top of page 3, and the left margin of page 8.
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Classic Galactica (Eaglemoss)

The Classic Galactica is issue #7 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The Galactica (TOS) was built by the Twelve Colonies under Commander and was thought to be the only flagship to survive the Thousand Yahren War with the . It was constructed for spaceflight, with a form that was part warship and part aquatic creature and was designed to carry a 500-strong crew of military and support personnel, including pilots of the Colonial s. Despite the threat of the Cylons and depleting resources, Commander Adama gave the surviving crew hope to find the Thirteenth Colony that was settled on the planet . 
: This incredible die-cast Galactica (TOS) measures approx 10.5 inches long and is brought to life in die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. Comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles and original design sketches.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 14: Behind the Scenes - "Leader of the Pack"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 8 - 
=== Errata ===
Erroneously interspersed within the magazine are insignia and emblems from the Re-imagined Series exclusively:
# Colonial seal on the back cover, in the background of page 2, and across the page spread of 8 and 9;
# Galactica seal on the front cover next to the ship's name;
# Emblems for each of the Twelve Colonies of KobolThe Twelve Colonies of Man did not have noticeable symbology. in the bottom margin of pages 8 and 14, and the upper margin of page 9;
# Primus' squadron emblem on the top of page 3, and the left margin of page 8. 
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Claude Earl Jones

Claude Earl Jones (April 29, 1933 — November 25, 2019) was an American feature film and TV character actor.
Jones played the tyrannical Lacerta in the Original Series episode "The Lost Warrior."
Born on April 29, 1933, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jones was raised in Phoenix. At Phoenix Union High School, he got his first acting job after he went to a casting session to support a friend. He then studied the craft at Phoenix College and the Pasadena Playhouse around a stint in the U.S. Army.
After earning his master's degree in theater from Cal State Los Angeles in 1966, Jones taught theater at Ganesha High School in Pomona, California, from 1969-72. He often remarked his work at the school was among the most important he ever did.
His acting résumé included the films Thunder and Lightning (1977), Evilspeak (1981), Impulse (1984), No Man's Land (1987) and Cherry 2000 (1987) Jones has had roles in many classic 1970's, 1980's and 1990's TV shows in both dramatic and comedic portrayals, including Kojak, the mini-series Centennial, Diff'rent Strokes, WKRP in Cincinnati, The A-Team (which starred Original Series star Dirk Benedict), Quantum Leap (starring Re-imagined Series guest star Dean Stockwell) and Seinfeld, Dallas, Simon & Simon, Who's the Boss?, 21 Jump Street and the Griffith-starring Matlock. 
Jones also wrote four books: Specially Not No Chocolate, a collection of short stories about his childhood; Hello Devil, Welcome to Hell, about his work on Inherit the Wind; The Real Ones Learn It Somewhere, about his education and teaching experiences; and I'd Drink It, a novel. 
In addition to his wife, survivors include his sons, Steve and Tawn; his daughter, Julie; and his stepdaughter, Beth. Donations in his memory can be made to the Theatrical Workforce Development Program at the Roundabout Theatre Company.
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Claudette Mink

Claudette Mink (born April 4, 1971 in Ontario, Canada) is the Canadian actress who portrayed Shevon in "Black Market".
The 5'8" actress received her stage training at the George Brown Theatre School in Toronto. She began her on stage career working with Mickey Rooney, and soon began acting mostly for film and television.
Her hobbies include traveling, gardening, and photography. 
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Clayton Dean Watmough

Clayton Dean Watmough is a Canadian actor who portrayed a Colonial Marine aboard Galactica during Season 2. Identified with computer-aided face recognition, Watmough is one of two Marines who accompany during her "perp walk" in "Resistance," this episode being his first appearance.
His genre appearances include recurring stints in both Stargate SG-1 and its spin-off, Stargate Atlantis, primarily as a Marine character.
Clean Operation at the Path to Carillon

The Clean Operation at the Path to Carillon is a operation to passage through the Nova of Madagon. This is one of the first destinations of and her after the Battle of Cimtar.
The Council of Twelve debate the Fleet's destination. Believing Carillon is too far to travel because of the food shortage, Uri suggests the planet Borallus, but Adama believes it too dangerous. Apollo suggests a shortcut to Carillon via the Nova of Madagon. However, the Cylons had mined the passage, so Vipers are needed to clear a path for the Fleet. Starbuck and Boomer are "volunteered" for the mission.
The had mined the straits, but , , and clear the mines in their , allowing the Fleet to pass through to Carillon. 
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Image:Cylon Minefield.png|A section of the Cylon minefield.
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Cleopatra

Cleopatra was the supreme ruler of Egypt from 48 BC to 30 BC.
At the beginning of her reign, she encounters Xaviar a rogue Galactican who convinces her that he is a god, as proven by his "" and ability to render himself invisible. To allay the fears of her high priests, she poisons Xaviar's drink to prove that Xaviar is a god. Since this is not true, this leads to his fearful flight to the Earth of 1980 AD, where she is taken out of her time as she fears that Xaviar will not return to her, believing him displeased with her for doubting his claim of being a god. 
She believes Xaviar is king of California (ostensibly making her the Queen of California, as she herself notes to Jamie Hamilton), and that the city is a city of the gods. 
As Troy and Hamilton bring Xaviar to be treated by Hamilton's old school friend, Dr. David Rubin, Dillon is tasked to bring Cleopatra back to her time frame. At Xaviar's previous direction, she evades Dillon and arranges transportation to the Museum of History, where Xaviar will later meet up with her after being treated.
Dillon pursues her to the Museum of History, where Cleopatra later discovers via an exhibit that she will marryThis is factually incorrect. Under Roman law, marriage is stated to be between two Roman citizens. Thus Caesar and Cleopatra never married, however he was suspected to have fathered Cleopatra's son, Caesarion. See the Wikipedia article on Julius Caesar for additional information. Julius Caesar in 46 BC and that she will rule Egypt until her death by the bite of an asp. When she avoids Dillon yet again, thanks to the assistance of Williams' guards at the museum, Williams attempts to solicit her assistance in finding her own tomb, rightfully believing that she deciphered the hieroglyphs, although oblivious to the fact that he is talking to Cleopatra. 
On , Dr. Zee's computers inform the Galacticans that if Cleopatra is not returned to her time period, Egypt will prematurely fall to an unknown Earth-based powerIn the script, the name of the empire or ruler that Egypt falls to is not written, but would have been included in the dialogue as denoted by the blank line on page 38 of the script. resulting in a chain of events that would delay the discovery of North America by 100 years. 
Xaviar, however, returns Cleopatra to her own time, but does not rule by her side. Once Xaviar plays his hand, Cleopatra realizes that he is no god, and is stunned by Xavair's laser pistol after Dillon, Troy, and Hamilton confront him in Cleopatra's palace in 48 BC. When she awakens, she relays to her high priests that she had a "strange dream" as she recovers from her stun-induced headache (The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra, unproduced script)
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Cliff Hooper

Cliff Hooper was a crew member on the freighter Saul Tigh served on after the Cylon War.
According to Tigh, Hooper did not participate in the Cylon War due to the fact that his affluent father got Hooper a deferment, and because he didn't serve in the war Hooper was always trying to prove that he was a man.
This started a bar fight, which would have gone bad were it not for the intervention of William Adama who relieved the barkeep of his shotgun before the barkeep could shoot Tigh ("Scattered," deleted scene).
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Clifford

Clifford is the police chief for the New York Police Department, his right-hand man is Grover.
Colonel Briggs tells the incredulous Chief Clifford his theory that they are dealing with "visitors from another world" after Grover reports that the fire at Arnie's apartment was started by a guy who had "flames coming out of his fingers". However, after the misadventure, Clifford and Grover write off the whole incident as being just one of New York's quirks .
== Notes ==
* The name for this character is from the script. Glen A. Larson intended for the character to be Chief Peter B. Clifford from the 1970-77 TV series McCloud (which Larson had been executive producer of) but the inability to cast the same actor, J.D. Cannon in the part prevented that, hence why the character as played by Bernie Hamilton goes unnamed in the final episode.
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Clive Madras

Clive Madras is a political leader who advocates the protection of Sagittaron culture from influence.
Finding Caprican culture corrupt, he advocates against the importation of Caprican technology, believing it to be against scripture. Responding to the Attack at Benedict Trade Station, he warns that escalations would continue if Caprica persists in its trade efforts, leading up to war ().
During the inevitable Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict, Madras continues to support the Sagittaron terrorist efforts, including the seizure of Akins Transluminal Orbital Manufacturing Facility. He denounces Caprica's military response of destroying planetside munitions factories as "cowardly and evil" ().
Before the final escalation at the Battle of Sagittaron Bellarias, Madras meets with Jennings at a peace talk overseen by 's Aurellia Lorelei on Bainstrom Space Station; Jennings ends the talks by walking away from them during a heated debate, voicing his belief that Madras was an extremist advocating a backwards culture ().
Following the , Madras continues advocating his hardline positions despite the effects of the (.
== Notes ==
* The Hunter-Madras Production Facility is named after him. The degree of Madras' involvement with this facility is unknown.
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Cloverdale

Cloverdale is a location on . Before the birth of their daughter, Zoe, Daniel and Amanda Graystone live in a flat in Cloverdale. It is while they are living in Cloverdale that Daniel secures the contract with MicroCap which paves the way for the creation of the holoband and the formation of Graystone Industries .
:It's not clear if Cloverdale is a district or neighborhood in Caprica City or if it is a nearby city, like Delphi.
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Club Pink Moon

Club Pink Moon is the name of a topless bar on Picon, and potentially a venue of Caprica.
Pink Moon is seen prior to the First Cylon War via advertisements on Caprica during 42YR .
In 00YR, Pink Moon was in operation, and is destroyed during the orbital bombardment by Cylons' nuclear ordinances, killing several employees and patrons. At this time, Ellen Tigh converses with a humanoid Cylon Number One copy, and would have died from her injuries were it not for the intervention of the aforementioned Number One copy, as he felt she had yet to learn any important lessons. From here, both eventually wind up on Rising Star and then .
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Cluster

Please choose a specific reference for the term cluster:
* Clusterfrak, a vulgar term in the Re-imagined Series. 
* Gold Cluster, the highest award in the of the Original Series.
* Passage (star cluster), the star cluster depicted in the Re-imagined Series episode, "The Passage".
* Virgon moon cluster, a cluster of moons near Virgon in the comics based on the Re-imagined Series.
Coach

Coach was the nickname of the final pyramid coach of the Caprica Buccaneers.
Coach oversaw high-altitude training of Samuel T. Anders and his fellow Buccaneers in the Caprican mountains during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Given the appropriate respect of his team members, he made a difficult shot from the sidelines during a training session between Kai and Anders.
While initially looked upon as the "leader" of the burgeoning Resistance, he was killed about nine days after the attacks when an assault on a Cylon repair shed, ideated by Anders after a popular war film, went horribly wrong. Kai and Coach attacked the trailer, preparing to throw Wheeler's improvised explosive device inside of a pyramid ball, into a hole made by an earlier explosive device inside of a Centurion thigh. 
Coach is felled by the resulting explosion, after Kai passes him the ball and throws herself upon a lone half-damaged Centurion, ending her life before his .
== Notes ==
* A wedding band featured on his left ring finger can be seen. Whether or not he is survived by his partner is unspecified.
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Cobra

The Cobra, also known as the Colonial Bomber, is a heavier combat spacecraft serving in the Colonial fleet, designed for medium strike missions against hardened targets on planetary surfaces. The Cobra features an automatic gun turret and a large bomb bay (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*The 2003 "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the and the Re-imagined Series. It is not a canonical item in either series.
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Code blue

Code blue is a phrase apparently to be used by any crewmember who identifies a humanoid Cylon aboard.
Chief Tyrol forcefully shouts "Code blue!" once he sees what he knows to be a second copy of Brother Cavil step off one of the Raptors returning from the SAR for the resistance. As the priest has been giving counsel to Tyrol at the time of the mission, he knows that Cavil has to be a Cylon .
== Notes ==
*According to the podcast for "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II," the term is what someone would be shouting "if you saw a Cylon and you knew it." Moore explains the term was chosen because "code red" was too reminiscent of Star Trek's "red alert."
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Coker Fasjovik

Junior Lieutenant Coker Fasjovik is a Raptor ECO (electronic countermeasures officer) serving the Colonial Fleet during the tenth year of the First Cylon War. 
==Service==
Drafted into the Colonial Fleet immediately after graduating from the University of Aerilon, and having served two tours of duty, Fasjovik has become emotionally worn by the war, and is openly contemptuous of inexperience and optimism in the face of the long and violent conflict. He is saddled with Ensign William Adama as the pilot of his Raptor, Wild Weasel, upon the young ensign's assignment to . Fasjovik actively despises Adama's gung-ho nature and rebukes Adama's attempts to befriend him, even declaring his previous pilot, who was killed in combat, an "asshole" who was nevertheless worth "ten huskers like" Adama.
Fasjovik is relieved when Commander Silas Nash gives him and his new pilot a "milk run" to deliver cargo, as he only has forty-seven days remaining in his (mandatory) second tour of duty. However, much to Fasjovik's chagrin, the "milk run" is a pretense for a classified mission deep in Cylon space involving Becca Kelly, a computer programmer who refined the Cylons' artificial intelligence before the start of the war.
During an assignment on Djerba, Fasjovik eventually realizes that Kelly is hiding something, and forces her at gunpoint to reveal her plan. She dupes him into believing that she intends to infect the Cylon computer network with a virus. However, as Kelly works, Fasjovik sees information about Colonial warships being uploaded. Realizing that she is betraying the hidden "ghost fleet" of Colonial ships being prepared for a surprise attack, he shoots her, but before he and Adama can leave the Cylon facility, he is in turn shot by Kelly. Adama destroys the communications array and stops the upload after Kelly runs out of ammo. Fasjovik and Adama help one another to escape, and are soon found by a SAR Raptor. His wounds heal, and with a new sense of respect and friendship for Adama, plans to finish off his remaining six weeks in the service.
==Private Life==
Fasjovik's father was a mining engineer who later became a professor at Promethea A & M. Despite this family connection, Fasjovik elected to attend the University of Aerilon, first intending to be a playwright, then later deciding to study music and becoming a skilled pianist. While taking shelter at an abandoned ski lodge on Djerba, he plays on a grand piano, and laments to Ensign Adama about the rarity of such opportunities in his life. He also has a wife, Katie, but is reluctant to discuss her. Before passing out from his wounds, he gives Adama a photo of her for safe keeping (Blood and Chrome, deleted scenes).
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Colby Johannson

Colby Johannson (born 25 August 1978 in Alberta, Canada) is a Canadian television and film actor.
Johannson has had minor and supporting roles in both Stargate SG-1 and its spin-off, Stargate: Atlantis. Other television appearances include Peacemakers, The Dead Zone, Supernatural, and Smallville.
Johannson's film credits include Freddy vs. Jason and Final Destination 3.
Johannson played the Viper pilot Dwight Saunders in two episodes of the Re-imagined Series.
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Cold cell

A cold cell is a detention area that Cylons enprison prisoners they capture. The Cylon cold cell is cylindrical with room for only one person. It is used to inflict discomfort for their organic prisoners, so as to weaken their resolve, but the cold is not enough to kill or freeze the subject.
Cadet Cree was placed in such a cell after being shot down on Arcta .
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