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Chapter Two - Athena

Chapter Two - Athena is a Battlestar Galactica Deadlock story mission, that oversees the dilverey of the Battlestar Athena to the colony of Picon.
It is the second of four tutorial missions and thus may be bypassed by players starting a new campaign, assuming they have played Deadlock previously.
== Mission Breifing ==
Helena Agathon on mission overview:
: Cain has got her stomping boots on. Started shelling out orders before she'd even finished sticking the Admiral pin to her jacket. She's out to prove she's ready for the top job of Colonial Fleet.
: Can't feel good to earn that promotion off the back of your superior's bad luck. But we've all lost someone in this war, I guess. My sister was on Galactica before it disappeared...
: Picon's government is blaming Cain for not delivering Athena earlier. Both she and Sinon won't be happy until we've delivered all twelve of the Jupiters to the Colonies.
: At least we'll get to see Athena clear out some toasters before we hand her over to Picon. Daidalos is ready to jump on your command, sir.
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Main: ダニエル・グレイストーン | ジョセフ・アダマ | アマンダ・グレイストーン | ゾーイ-A | レイシー・ランド | サム・アダマ | クラリス・ウィロー
Supporting: ウィリアム・アダマ | Cyrus Xander | サージ
Recurring: タマラ・アダマ | ベン・スターク | Barnabas Greeley | Tomas Vergis | Guatrau | Gara Singh | Baxter Sarno Evelyn | Philomon | Tad Thorean (Heracles) | Keon Gatwick | ラリー | Mar-Beth Willow | Nestor Willow | Olaf Willow
Charity

Charity is the daughter of Sarah. Unable to go to Terra due to genetic tampering by the Terran government, she is predisposed to atmospheres of lower pressure. 
When the automaton Hector mistakes Lieutenant for Charity; he learns of his error by the scolding of Vector. 
Charity is instrumental in getting Melanie and Todd away from the Eastern Alliance enforcers lead by Commandant Leiter, and soliciting the assistance of the Morelands .
== Notes ==
* Like most of Sarah's children, Charity was portrayed by one of Glen A. Larson's children.
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Charka

Charka is the executive officer of the electronics ship .
Charka knows how to play all the sides, and is knowledgeable in being a manipulative artist as he vies for command of the ship. He presumes he would be able to command Celestra, with Commander Kronus commanding three other ships as well, however Kronus thinks otherwise and still retains command of the ship. 
After a thwarted mutiny lead by Damon, Charka begins plotting a way to easily remove Kronus from command and sends the shuttle, along with , , and the mutineers, away from . 
Of course, he provoked the mutiny by working the crew on 16 centar shifts, little relax time, and restricting the crew's ability to travel throughout the Fleet. He sends faulty coordinates for the Fleet to the shuttle, and waits until the ship is out of range, hoping that Kronus' death would allow his ascension to commander of the Celestra. 
However, thanks to the efforts of the Warriors and mutineers, Charka is in for a surprise. The ship is taken from him, and he is arrested for attempts to mutiny against his commander, whom he murdered during the retaking of the ship .
== Notes ==
* Starbuck and Apollo note that the penalty for mutiny was at least 30 yahren. However, one might presume that he also receives a conviction for killing his commanding officer, Kronus, and thus is sentenced to life imprisonment per the episode "Murder on the Rising Star."
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Charles Andre

Charles Andre is a stunt performer who portrayed a marine in the Re-imagined Series "Bastille Day," during the boarding action on the Astral Queen, and later in "There is Another Sky" as the character credited as "Rail Thin Man."
As a stunt performer, he has performed in other series including The X-Files, MacGuyver, Andromeda, Harsh Realm and Millennium.
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Charlie Brill

Charlie Brill (born 13 January 1938) is an American actor, comedian, and voice artist who portrayed an unnamed beat cop in . His performance in that episode was uncredited, but he was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Brill's long career also includes the notable performance of Arne Darvin in both Star Trek: The Original Series and its spin-off, Deep Space Nine, in addition to his long-running role of Captain Harry Lipschitz in the Silk Stalkings alongside his wife Mitzi McCall. Additional genre appearances include Wonder Woman, The Incredible Hulk, and Sliders. 
Brill and McCall married in January 1960, and were first introduced to mainstream audiences as a follow-up act to The Beatles United States' debut on 9 Feburary 1964's episode of The Ed Sullivan Show. Despite the understandably lackluster debut due to The Beatles, they had a long career with numerous appearances together intertwined throughout. 
Brill's wife passed on 8 August 2024, survived by Brill and their daughter, Jennifer Brill, and goddaughters Melissa Gilbert and Sara Gilbert. 
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Charlie Connor

Charlie Connor is one of Samuel Anders' resistance fighters circa . He is present at the meeting with at Breeders Canyon and later takes part in the attack on the New Caprica Detention Center .
He lost his seven year old son Kevin during the temple raids on New Caprica. Back on Galactica, he is part of a tribunal authorized by Tom Zarek to sentence and execute collaborators, in which he is the least scrupulous members, at one time advocating summary executions .
Connor remains aboard Galactica after the members of Camp Oil Slick are repatriated to their ships. He is seen serving drinks in Joe's bar .
After the Battle of the Ionian Nebula, Connor and his friend Shaunt, discover that a covered Baltar is being escorted to another part of the ship. With the intent of exacting revenge for his son's death at the hands of "Baltar's police," he strikes up a chat with a newly-shaven Baltar in the officer's head. After the seemingly friendly little chat turns sour, Connor and Shaunt attempt to kill Baltar with a shaving knife. However, Paulla Schaffer, a Baltar cultist, manages to overpower Shaunt and fends off the attackers, beating both Connor and Shaunt savagely before Baltar stops her . 
Unsurprisingly, Connor joins in Gaeta's Mutiny, distributing firearms and leading the team that takes control of the hangar deck. He proves to be rather fanatical and tries to murder who is only saved by the intervention of .
His fate post-Mutiny remains unknown.
== Notes ==
*Bradley Thompson confirmed that Connor's first name is Charlie.
*Ryan Robbins first played the Armistice Officer in the Miniseries. He would later portray Diego in Caprica.
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Charlie Longo

Charlie Longo was a member of the New Caprica Resistance who is shot by Cylon Centurions after he is discovered hiding weapons for the resistance. By hiding them under a latrine, he is able to save some of the weapons for the resistance .
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Charlie Watts

Colonel Charlie Watts is a soldier for the Nationalists of Terra. He has performed special missions for General Maxwell and President Arends; he abruptly left Brenda Maxwell six weeks prior to 's arrival on Terra. At some point he was captured by the Eastern Alliance, and is held prisoner on Lunar One, according to John.
John has Apollo assume Charlie's identity in order to attempt to convince the Terrans to avoid an impending nuclear holocaust. Apollo is greeted on Terra by Brenda Maxwell, who apparently has been romantically involved with Charlie Watts prior to his capture. "Charlie"'s erratic behavior prompts Brenda to contact Nationalist security forces, and Apollo is apprehended.
John describes Watts as "something of a scoundrel" and a handsome man .
== Notes ==
* This "part" was originally written for (Dirk Benedict), but later rewritten to center , because Richard Hatch felt that his character was being pushed to the side. 
* Charlie Watts is the drummer for the Rolling Stones.
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Chatting with Holly Legrand on the Set of 'One'

Chatting with Holly Legrand on the Set of 'One' is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in November 3, YR42.
== Story ==
It's breathtaking up here in the Gramadas, the vast Gemenon mountain range you can actually see from space. I'm on a particularly narrow road winding up the side of a particularly narrow slope, keeping one eye on the amazing view and another on the safety team who have done their best to rope off the edges and now stand guard to make sure no one takes a step in the wrong direction (that direction being "down"). 
No, I'm not on a hike, nor have I been kidnapped. I'm on location with One, the new action film starring Holly Legrand, one of Gemenon's rising stars. 
One follows the adventures of a Gemenese teenager (Legrand) who's arrested for breaking and entering and spends a harrowing year in a youth rehabilitation program. She emerges a hardened warrior, and her skills attract the attention of the STO. She ends up becoming one of the organization's top operatives and is charged with instigating the most elaborate terrorist action in STO history. 
I asked Ms. Legrand if she thought maybe the movie was a little too, shall we say, "topical," in light of current events on Caprica. 
"Absolutely," she says without hesitation, her eyes even more fiercely blue in person than they are on screen. "I don't think it's in bad taste, and I don't think it will keep people from seeing it. Art should reflect life, and in a timely manner, at that. It's the responsibility of art." 
I asked her if she thinks an action thriller where her character sleeps with no less than three men and kills no less than three dozen really constitutes as "art." 
"I hate that," she says as she's being fitted with a gruesome makeup prosthetic (her character gets her ear sliced off in one scene). "All creative works are art. The particular content of a piece doesn't dictate that. The act of creation itself, the bringing together of many talents with one goal...how is that not art?" 
I asked her about the rumors regarding her real-life sympathies toward the STO. 
"It's something every Gemenese kid has to go through," she says. "I'm Gemenese, I grew up with that temptation. The STO promises a life of standing for something, making a difference. That's enough for some kids, whether it involves murder or not. 'Sympathies,' yes, that might be the right term - I feel sorry for all of them, if anything." 
I watched as Ms. Legrand then proceeded to shoot a scene involving her character (referred to only as the "One" of the title) smashing a man's nether regions with a brick. 
"I love this job!" she exclaimed after the director had called "Cut." She gave the poor guy one last smash for good measure, and the crew burst into laughter. "Love it!" 
Stay tuned - I'll be speaking with Holly Legrand again.
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Cheryl Roslin

Cheryl Roslin was the younger sister of Laura Roslin.
Approximately two years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Roslin was killed in a car accident by a drunk driver. Also killed in the accident was her sister Sandra as well as their father.
The accident leaves Laura Roslin momentarily traumatized and unsure of her direction in life .
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Children of Erebus

The Children of Erebus are a terrorist group from Tauron at the time of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Before the Fall, Colonial Intelligence executed an operation that took down one of their cells after they had staged an attack on a Caprican Quorum house. 
Due to concerns about the Children of Erebus's possible attempt to take Medusa, a nuclear weapons platform newly devised by the Colonial Fleet, Therion and the Ghost Squadron are ordered to Aquaria to provide security during the test on Day Zero of the Fall. 
During this, Captain Arvin Tyler and Ronnie Dyson, civilians engaged in theft and other illegal operations, steal a truck full of highly valued medical supplies under the guise of being members of this organization. Due to this, they are flagged as being terrorists, and later intercepted by the Ghosts, who leave them to their own devices upon hearing word of the attacks.
Before the attack, two members of the Children of Erebus, Peter Gilmour and his brother, board Orion and leave Aquaria, holding Tyler at gunpoint upon hearing of the heist and after the Cylon attack begins (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1). 
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Chip

Please choose a specific reference for the term or name chip:
* Chip Johnson, an actor who portrayed an unnamed Warrior in a few Original Series episodes.
* Chip Lucia, an actor who portrayed M.C. in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II".
* CHiPs, slang for California Highway Patrol officers, appear in the Galactica 1980 episode, "The Super Scouts, Part I".
* Additionally, chip is a slang term for a miniaturized electronic circuit. The term has appeared numerous times in the Re-imagined Series, namely in an attempt to describe the nature of the Virtual Six that Gaius Baltar "interacts" with. Later, in "Revelations," William Adama voices his initial, but incorrect belief that Saul Tigh was implanted with a chip on New Caprica after Tigh confesses that he is a member of the Final Five; Adama wrongly and emotionally posits that this confession was false, and was part of a Cylon trick to make Tigh think he was a Cylon.
Chip Johnson

Harry "Chip" Johnson is an actor who portrayed unnamed Warriors in both "Saga of a Star World" and "War of the Gods, Part I".
Johnson's other appearances on Glen Larson shows include B.J. and the Bear, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (with Felix Silla, Bruce Wright, and Peter D. MacLean), and Quincy, M.E..
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Chiron

Chiron is a V-World gamer who plays a powerful mob leader in New Cap City known for his appetites and in-game wealth. 
At the behest of his rival Vesta, his avatar and in-game bank account are stolen by Tamara-A and Heracles. 
Vesta usurps Chiron's position in New Cap City before she herself is gunned down by Tamara, but the fate of Chiron himself is unknown.
==Notes==
Chiron shares his name with a centaur in Greek mythology.
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Choi-Ling

Prince Choi-Ling is the ruler of an unnamed paradise planet that Captain and crash on. 
With his sister, Princess Quoi-Ling, they rule over the paradise planet. While both appear to be nineteen yahren old, Choi-Ling does not share his sister's elation at the arrival of the Warriors, and grows concerned as Starbuck uncovers information on how to counteract the gravitational field of the planet, as well as information that the residents of the planet are outcasts from . In addition, only he and his sister know of Earth's location, but the Colonials fail to learn this.
Upon learning of their first attempt to escape, Choi-Ling orders that Starbuck and Apollo be imprisoned. However, their imprisonment is short-lived and they are able to escape the planet with Quoi-Ling, who has fallen blindly in love with Apollo. Upon leaving the planet, she rapidly ages and dies, and is thus the sole ruler of the planet (Island in the Sky).
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Chrion

Chrion is a luxury liner in the surviving human fleet, similar in design to the Olympic Carrier.
After the fleet runs into a dense star cluster that puts out deadly amounts of radiation, the pilots on Galactica are tasked with shepherding the civilian ships across in a series of jumps. Chrion is paired with Louanne "Kat" Katraine, and is selected for outbound trip 1. After a brief struggle to gain their bearings, Kat finds Chrion, and successfully guides it across the cluster .
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Chris Alonzo

Chris Alonzo is the son of Louise and Hector Alonzo.
With his older sister, Gloria, he lives on the troubled family farm. Knowing their situation, he prays to God to help his family; such an answer comes in the form Troy and Dillon, who are tasked with setting up an agricultural source for the Galactican Fleet following the Cylon destruction of the Agricultural Ships . 
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Chris Bunch

Chris Bunch (December 22, 1943—July 4, 2005) is one of four writers who wrote "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last episode in production at the time Galactica 1980 was officially canceled by ABC. 
Born in Fresno, California, he worked with Glen Larson as a writer for Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo, Magnum, P.I., and Quincy, M.E.. He also wrote The A-Team episode "Pure-Dee Poison" with Alan Cole, Stephen J. Cannell and Frank Lupo.
== Writer credits for "Galactica 1980" ==
* "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," with Mark Jones, Anne Collins and Alan Cole
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Christa Nolan

Christa Nolan is an agent in Colonial Intelligence.
She comes to in order to recruit seven pilots, including and Kara Thrace, to trap any of Darja Purat's terrorist compatriots in any attempt to rescue Purat. Allegedly, her plan is to dangle Purat in order to lure and capture his cohorts, who have attacked two Colonial targets, as they escort Purat to an undisclosed destination through Colonial space. 
However, when Purat's cohorts make their bid to extricate their leader, Nolan seizes the outside distraction they provide to free Purat herself. This being the intention all along as she and Purat are romantically involved (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4), she and Purat escape, with Agathon and Thrace pursuing Nolan's FTL-capable escape ship to one of Sagittaron's outermost moons to meet with Julian DiMarco, an ex-Colonial Fleet admiral wanting to rebel and overthrow the allegedly corrupt Colonial government (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3, 4).
She later kills Sil, Julian DiMarco's wife, after Sil kills one of the rebels and tries to enlist the help of from Galactica. In his grief, DiMarco attacks Nolan, and later kills both her and Purat after they express their desire to leave (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5, 6).
== Notes ==
* Nolan's first name is not revealed until Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4.
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Christian Tessier

Christian Tessier is a Canadian actor.
Since his early acting in a regular role in the Nickelodeon TV program You Can't Do That on Television, Tessier has enjoyed minor and recurring roles in several American TV series and movies. 
Before Battlestar Galactica, Christian Tessier's last prominent role in a SF series was as Marmaduke "Megabyte" Damon, in the 1992-95 revival of the British series The Tomorrow People.
Tessier portrayed Tucker Clellan in the Re-imagined Series and Francis in the Re-imagined Series prequel, Caprica.
Christina Schild

Christina Schild is the actress who plays the Fleet News Service reporter Playa Palacios in the Re-imagined Series.
She also appears as a reporter in the Psych episode "From the Earth to Starbucks".
== External Links == 
* Christina Schild interview at GALACTICA.TV
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Christine Belford

Christine Belford (born 14 January 1949 in Amityville, New York) is an American actor.
As a child, Belford's family lived in the home that would become the setting of the 1970's terror classic, The Amityville Horror.
Belford guest-starred in many popular American television series since the 1970s, including Ironside, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Incredible Hulk, L.A. Law, and Night Court. Belford was a recurring series cast member in Banacek (starring actor George Peppard, who would later co-star with Dirk Benedict in The A-Team), Dynasty, and Beverly Hills, 90210.
Belford played Leda, a disgruntled medtech in the two part Original Series episode, "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero".
After Battlestar, Belford would later guest-star in Glen Larson's most successful TV series, Magnum P.I., having minor roles for Larson in prior shows such as Quincy, M.E..
Belford is married to actor Nicholas Pryor. 
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Christopher Golden

Christopher Golden is the co-author of two of Richard Hatch's novels, Armageddon and Warhawk. 
He is also the writer of several novels in the horror, fantasy and suspense genres, which include tie-ins to Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Halloween Rain, Blooded, Child of the Hunt, The Gatekeeper trilogy, Immortal, Sins of the Father, Spike and Dru: Pretty Maids All in a Row, The Lost Slayer series, Oz: Into the Wild, Wisdom of War and Monster Island), Hellboy and X-Men.
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Christopher Jacot

Christopher Jacot (born 30 June 1979) is a Canadian film and television actor.
Jacot has many minor roles in American films and television series, including the movie, Hellraiser: Hellworld, and the TV series Degrassi: The Next Generation.
Jacot portrayed Brent Baxton in the Re-imagined Series episode, "Scar."
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Chrome dome

Chrome dome is a nickname for a Cylon that has been used in both Galactica 1980 and the Re-imagined Series.
In Galactica 1980, this nickname for Centuri (a ) is given by a thug whose "territory" is in Central Park. The thug uses the term when being questioned by the NYPD chief, piquing the attention of USAF Colonel Briggs, who is within earshot .
In the Re-imagined Series, the name is thrown out by the tattooed pilot in the rec room on when attempting to find a callsign for .
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