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Jaycie McGavin

Jaycie McGavin is a Raptor pilot aboard during the twelfth year of the first Cylon War. 
During her first mission, she recalls being in a Raider's sights and, through instinct and training, destroys the Raider.
By the time she reaches the rank of lieutenant, she has a romantic, or at least sexual, relationship with Viper rook William Adama. She is part of a mission to attack a remote Cylon outpost on an unnamed ice planet, attached to Raptor Squadron 2 for the attack (Razor Flashbacks, Episode 1).
During "Operation Raptor Talon," McGavin is badly wounded, suffering severe burns on half her face when her Raptor's console explodes (Razor Flashbacks, Episode 2).
== Notes ==
* In the subtitles on the "Razor" DVD for the "Razor Flashbacks," it appears that the name "Goldbrick" is formatted as a proper noun, and thus would be her callsign. This was initially believed to be the case, however Bradley Thompson confirmed that McGavin's callsign was never specified in the script. As such, William Adama is using "goldbrick" as a tease, a joking reference to her "shirking" her duties because she's injured.
* Canonically, the fate of McGavin after the first Cylon War remains unknown. However, in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5, William Adama is told by Banzai that McGavin succumbed to her injuries.
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Jean Barolay

Jean Barolay is Samuel Anders' right-hand and member of the Caprica Buccaneers circa , later acting as a member of his resistance group on Caprica following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
== Caprica ==
Before the Fall, Barolay was a professional pyramid player for the Caprica Buccaneers. At the time of the Cylon attack, she was training with the rest of the team in the mountains of Caprica, and became a founding member of Anders' resistance movement . She aids Anders in planting a bomb in a Cylon café, 9 months after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies . She later survives an attack on Anders' base camp and was among the group of survivors with Anders who encounter the rescue party led by from Galactica . 
== New Caprica ==
Barolay survives the firefight between the combined resistance and rescue team members and a group of Cylon Centurions and arrives safely aboard Galactica with Anders and Thrace . 
She is involved with the resistance to the Cylon occupation of New Caprica; in particular, she is involved with hiding weapons in the temple there . 
== Second Exodus ==
After the Second Exodus from New Caprica, Barolay becomes a member of the Circle . 
Barolay is part of the civilian ground team on the algae planet, helping with the harvest of the food . When Cylon Centurions land on the planet and advance on the camp, she and the other civilians are drafted to defend the human positions. Barolay belongs to a fire team preparing a trap at a choke point. When the Centurions spot the trap, she is forced to detonate it before all of the Cylons are within the blast radius . 
She volunteers to join Demetrius' crew in its search for Earth . When Demetrius picks up a marooned Conoy copy, Barolay elects to join a mission to the heavily damaged, rebel basestar he comes from. After Thrace and the Cylon rebel leadership join forces, the Colonials make plans to merge the basestar's damaged FTL drive with that of the Colonials' Raptor. During these preparations, she comes into contact with a resurrected Number Six that she drowned on New Caprica more than a year ago. After a few words between the two, the Six is enraged by Barolay's apparent lack of remorse, and strikes Barolay, thrusting her against the Raptor hatch frame, killing her . 
 
 
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Jeff

Jeff is a common male first name shared with the following:
* Jeff Dimitriou, the actor who portrayed a character named Dancer in "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II".
* Jeff Freilich, a writer and producer of Galactica 1980.
** See also: Jeffy Frieley, a batter for the Encino Cougars in "Spaceball" named after Freilich.
* Jeff MacKay, the actor who portrayed Komma in the Original Series.
* Jeff Quinn, a visual effects production assistant on the Re-imagined Series.
* Jeff Vlaming, a writer of various Re-imagined Series episodes.
* Jeff Woolnough, a director of various Re-imagined Series episodes.
Jeff Freilich

Jeff Freilich is a writer and producer on Galactica 1980.
Born in New York City, New York, Freilich has produced various series, including Burn Notice, Falcon Crest, and Special Unit 2. 
== Writer credits for "Galactica 1980" ==
*Season 1:
** Spaceball
== Notes ==
* Freilich is a character briefly mentioned in Galactica 1980 #2, although his name is incorrectly spelled "Frellich." 
== External links ==
* TV Addict Interview: BURN NOTICE Showrunner Jeff Freilich
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Jeff MacKay

Jeff MacKay (born 20 October 1948, died 22 August 2008) was an American actor.
Born in Dallas, Texas, MacKay's cousin, actor Robert Redford, got MacKay interested in acting, aiding him in getting his Screen Actors Guild membership with a role in the motion picture, All the President's Men.
MacKay portrayed Corporal Komma in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I" and "Murder on the Rising Star," as well as a crewmember fighting the fire in "Fire in Space".
MacKay's most memorable television role was the character of Lieutenant 'Mac' MacReynolds in 24 episodes of the TV detective drama, Magnum P.I.
MacKay worked on Don Bellisario's series JAG as well as the short-lived Tales of the Gold Monkey.
MacKay died of liver failure in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Jeff Quinn

Jeff Quinn is one of the visual effects production assistants for the fourth season of the Re-imagined Series.
He is most famous for his role of Spock in the fan film series Star Trek: Phase II (formerly Star Trek: New Voyages). He will also appear as a Vulcan on the upcoming film Star Trek.
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Jeff Vlaming

Jeff Vlaming is a TV writer, story editor and producer. He worked on the Re-imagined Series solely as a writer. 
Vlaming has written scripts for North Exposure, The Adventures of Bisco County Jr., Weird Science, The X-Files, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Xena: Princess Warrior, NCIS, Touching Evil and Numb3rs. 
Vlaming also worked as a story editor on The X-Files and Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, as well as a producer on NCIS. 
According to rigneygraphics.com, rigneygraphics.com Vlaming, already an accomplished TV writer, decided that he wanted to work on The X-Files, which was already a ratings sensation, but was finding it extremely difficult to contact producer Chris Carter. Drawing on his '80s ad agency experience, Vlaming decided to create something special and mail it to Carter. What he came up with was a piece of special-effects sponge sculpted into the shape of an alien embryo floating in a pickle jar, all wrapped up in piece of paper that said, " My God, Mulder, it's trying to communicate!" Removing the wrapping revealed the floating fetus holding a little sign that read, "Jeff Vlaming is ready to pitch ideas." This got him the job.
After contributing episodes to the first and second season Vlaming left the series and became a supervising producer on Reaper.
== Writer credits for Battlestar Galactica ==
*Season 1:
**Litmus
**Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down
*Season 2:
**The Captain's Hand
See also: Episodes written by Jeff Vlaming
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Jeff Woolnough

Jeff Woolnough is a director for the Re-imagined Series.
After Breck Eisner's departure from the Miniseries due to other projects, Woolnough was among the list of directors considered to replace Eisner. While Michael Rymer was selected, Woolnough later directed episodes of both the first and second seasons.
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*Season 1:
**The Hand of God
*Season 2:
**Home, Part II
**Downloaded
See also: Episodes directed by Jeff Woolnough
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Jeffrey Reiner

Jeffrey Reiner, also credited as Jeff Reiner, is the director for the two-hour backdoor pilot Caprica.Official Press Release: "SCIFI GIVES 'CAPRICA' THE GREENLIGHT". 18 March 2008. Available exclusively on BattlestarPegasus.com.
Reiners other credits include NBC's Friday Night Lights as co-executive producer and director. Credits within the science fiction genre include Surface, Level 9, and The Sentinel.
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Jeffy Frieley

Jeffy Frieley is a batter for the Encino Cougars, who participates in the game against the Polecats at the Southern Conference Regional Playoffs .
== Notes ==
* The character is named after the writer for this episode, Jeff Freilich. 
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Jemmy

Jemmy is the daughter of Giana O'Neill and her first husband. Jemmy's stepfather Simon O'Neill later raises her as his daughter together with Giana.
During the attack on the Colonies, she was with her stepfather on Gemenon and would escape aboard the container ship Cybele. Several days later, she was reunited with her mother, now a deckhand aboard , and was having dinner with her parents when Brother Cavil came to find Simon.
Following an argument between her parents, Giana took Jemmy with her, leaving Simon on his own .
== Notes ==
* It is unknown if Jemmy also assumes the family name of O'Neill. 
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Jen Kassia

: For other people with the same first name, see: Jen (disambiguation).
Colonel Jen Kassia is Galactica's XO, stationed aboard during her tour in the long-running Cylon War. She is always looking out for the young pilot, William Adama.
A tough, non-nonsense woman, Kassia has never known anything other than military life. She was born aboard the battleship Orion in Tauran space, with a hard childhood spent on the New Caprica colony. Her youth was marred by the capture of her lover Callisto during a Cylon raid, and the incident affected her deeply; Callisto’s body was taken for bio-mass processing in Cylon hybridization experiments and never recovered.
Kassia’s harsh early life has given her a personality that is reflected in her former callsign, ‘Hardcase.’ She lives for the here and now, mindful that during war, death is always lurking nearby.
After the capture of her CO, Commander Bryn Magus, by Cylon forces, Kassia briefly assumes direct command of Galactica.
Kassia looks on Adama with an uncommon degree of fondness, as a rookie Viper pilot in need of some guidance that she is happy to give – whether he wants it or not. Kassia and Magus are trusted friends as well as fellow officers (2003 Video Game).
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Jenkins

Jenkins is the groundskeeper for the field that the playoff between the Polecats and Cougars are held on.
Jenkins and the umpire argue over the state of the field, after a ground-ball hit by a Super Scout sinks into the ground . 
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Jenna McGavin

Lieutenant Jenna McGavin is a pilot aboard during the 10th year of the First Cylon War.
Jenna first meets Ensign William Adama aboard a troop transport en route to Galactica, where she playfully fends off Adama's flirtatious advances after he successfully passed Level 6 in his holoband Viper simulation.
Later, after Adama and his newly-assigned ECO Coker Fasjovik are given a "milk run," she tells the gun-ho Adama that he shouldn't be in a hurry to die.
Jenna is called by her last name by Captain Diaz .
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Jennad

Thane Jennad is a member of the Comitat during the Fleet's travels through the Empyrean Expanse circa 7348.
After Commander Adama surrenders himself to the Comitat for judgment, Jennad recites the charges against the Fleet for providing aid and support to the Okaati (). 
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Jennifer Halley

Jennifer Halley (born in 1971 in Vancouver, British Columbia) has three siblings; one younger sister and two younger half-brothers. Halley attended the Lord Byng Secondary School in Vancouver and modelled internationally when she was a teenager.
Halley's most recent role is in the Re-imagined Series as Diana Seelix, a nugget and former deckhand on . Her presence in the pilot (uncredited) as an extra suggests she played the same role, but there is room for speculation given that Playa Palacios was originally Playa Kohn (so some elements undergo early drafts, like Ellen Tigh).
Outside of Battlestar Galactica, her movie and television credits include Limp, Lunch with Charles, Stargate SG-1, The Chris Isaak Show, and Tru Calling.
== External Links ==
* Jennifer Halley GALACTICA.TV interview
* Short Profile on TVRage.com
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Jennifer Joseph

Jennifer Joseph is an actress who portrayed the "2nd Girl Warrior" in both parts of "Lost Planet of the Gods," with an uncredited appearance as a shuttle co-pilot in "The Man with Nine Lives."
Joseph's roles following Battlestar Galactica are a scant few, with an appearance as a "Girl at Disco" in The Incredible Hulk's "Alice in Disco Land," and a 1995 appearance in the short film The Hands of Ida.
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Jennings

Admiral Jennings is a leader within the Caprican Armed Forces before the , later ascending to admiralty thereafter.
During the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict, Jennings assigns Ben Tanner to lead a project that militarizes robotic servants in order to augment Caprican losses. This birthed the later conflict with the ().
Before the final escalation at the Battle of Sagittaron Bellarias, Jennings meets with Clive Madras 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, believing Madras to be an extremist advocating a backwards culture ().
In the weeks following the , Jennings orders and a task force to hunt down and eliminate a rogue Cylon cell known as the Annihilators ().
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Jenny

: For other people with the same first name, see: Jen (disambiguation).
Jenny is a young n girl in the refugee fleet. Her father and cat were killed in the Cylon Holocaust.
During a press conference to the Fleet, Jenny asks if Commander Adama is Laura Roslin's boyfriend (Battlestar Galactica 0).
She is reunited with her father, Marco Lesa, who is a Returner that fled from the Medivac 12 in a zip pod (Battlestar Galactica 1). Marco later protects her from an explosion caused by an Earth Protectorate bomb.
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Jeremy Brett

Peter Jeremy William Huggins (3 November 1933 – 12 September 1995), known professionally as Jeremy Brett, was an English actor. He played fictional detective Sherlock Holmes in four Granada TV series from 1984 to 1994 in all 41 episodes. His career spanned from stage, to television and film, to Shakespeare and musical theatre. He also played the smitten Freddy Eynsford-Hill in the 1964 Warner Bros. production of My Fair Lady which also featured Wilfrid Hyde-White. In the Galactica 1980 episode "Spaceball" he played the dual role of Lieutenant Nash and Xaviar (replacing Richard Lynch).
Jerold J. Abrams

Jerold J. Abrams contributed the essay "Embracing the Children of Humanity: How to Prevent the Next Cylon War" to Battlestar Galactica and Philosophy: Knowledge Here Begins Out There.
He is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. He has contributed to the University Press of Kentucky publications: The Philosophy of Film Noir, The Philosophy of Neo-Noir, The Philosophy of Martin Scorsese, and The Philosophy of Stanley Kubrick, which he edited as well.
== External links ==
=== Essays ===
*From Sherlock Holmes to the Hard-Boiled Detective from The Philosophy of Film Noir
*Space, Time, and Objectivity in Neo-Noir Cinema from The Philosophy of Neo-Noir
*The Cinema of Madness: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Films of Martin Scorsese from The Philosophy of Martin Scorsese
*The Logic of Lolita: Kubrick, Nabokov, and Poe from The Philosophy of Stanley Kubrick
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Jerome Zarek

Jerome Randal Zarek is the father of controversial Sagittaron personality Tom Zarek.
Prior to the Cylon War, Jerome marries Karen Zarek, a fellow worker in the nitrassium processing plants in Sagittaron City. Living in Sagittaron's capitol city in near destitution, he would, as a form of recreation, play cards with a fellow worker named Taylor, and inevitably always wins the remnants of Taylor's meager paycheck.
Eleven months into the Cylon War, Jerome and Karen decide to have a child, taking advantage of the Colonial government's re-population incentive program, which awards couples to conceive children as a "patriotic effort"; Karen is hesitant, but Jerome convinces her that there will never be a "right time," and it's best to conceive a child while they still can. As a result, Thomas J. Zarek is born.
Two years after Tom's birth, Jerome's fellow workers go on strike while Jerome himself does not. In addition to having to provide for Tom, Karen develops symptoms due to nitrassium exposure that require an expensive medicine called aelotol to properly treat. As the medicine is not covered under the company's insurance, he works extra hours, despite the harassment of the strikers. When asking for a raise, he is turned down due to financial issues incurred by the strike, but is instead able to negotiate a life insurance plan for himself.
Eight years later, as Karen still struggles with having proper amounts of aelotol, Jerome finds that the local clinic cannot give them any more aelotol. As his wife runs out of the medication, he finds himself robbing the Sagittaron City Pharmacy during the night before the 9:30 curfew. He is subsequently killed by a Colonial Marine who believes that Jerome is a looter about to take out a gun. 
As a result of an assessment into the incident, the Colonial military admits that "some degree of error" resulted in Jerome's death and the Colonial Fleet provides a payout of a small amount of money and a life-time supply of aelotol to the widowed Karen (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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Jerry Hultsch

Jerry Hultsch (born August 5, 1968) is the animator responsible for the R and D TV skits at the end of each Re-imagined Series episode.
Hultsch is a long time friend of David Eick, producer for the series.
He was born in Elgin, Illinois.
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Jerry Wasserman

Jerry Wasserman (born 2 November 1945 in Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.) is an American actor and producer who portrayed Cabott in the .
Amongst over 200 credits, Wasserman's additional genre appearances include The X-Files, Stargate SG-1, The Flash, and Watchmen.
Wasserman is also professor emeritus at the University of British Columbia.
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Jesse Mesa Toves

Jesse Mesa Toves is a CGI Artist for the Re-imagined Series and Caprica.
Toves has worked on such genre television series as Gerry Anderson's New Captain Scarlet, Max Steel, and Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles; and films as Bats: Human Harvest, Grendel, Lake Placid 2, Locusts: The 8th Plague, Manticore, Mimic 2, Reign of the Gargoyles, and The Rundown.
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== External links ==
*Official site
*LinkedIn
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Jessica Harmon

Jessica Harmon (born December 27, 1985) is the actress who portrayed Ensign "Easy" Esrin in "The Face of the Enemy" webisodes.
Born in Barrie, Ontario, Canada, she has appeared in such television series as The Days, Killer Instinct, Kyle XY, Life As We Know It, The New Addams Family, The Outer Limits, Pasadena, Supernatural and Whistler. Her film work includes Agent Cody Banks, Black Christmas, Hollow Man 2, and John Tucker Must Die. According to IMDb, Harmon will appear in the horror film Deep Cove.
She is the elder sister of actor Richard Harmon who played Tad "Heracles" Thorean on Caprica.
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Jessica Ward

: For other people with the same last name, see: Ward.
Jessica "Jessie" Ward is a Sagittaron who is one of the first 30 members of the Sagittaron Freedom Movement. Prior to this, she was a member of the failed Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform party, from which the SFM sprung forth.
She and Tom Zarek later engage in a romantic relationship, in addition to obtaining a top spot in the SFM. She claims to him that her own parents would be proud of their work.
As the SFM's rank swells, they begin to gets careless and, in a raid on a warehouse, she is captured with other compatriots. In return for being freed, she helps the Sagittaron government try to destroy the SFM. However, before she can inflict any real damage, Zarek and Benedict Mason test her by providing information on an attack on the Colonial Reserve. Mason and Zarek drive Ward out to a secluded area, claiming the need to take care of business before they join the attack on teh Rserve. When SFM members confirm the presence of Colonial Police and other forces awaiting their arrival, Wade is outed as an informant, much to Zarek's furious anger.
As Wade begs for her life, claiming that she couldn't survive in prison, Zarek executes her for her betrayal that cut him deep (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 2).
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