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Gamoray

Gamoray is a planet originally the center of power for the Delphian Empire, situated within a region of space the Cylons refer to as the Krillian Star System. According to the Colonials, Gamoray at one time time was inhabited by some 70 million beings.
Conquered by the Cylons sometime before the destruction of the Twelve Colonies, Gamoray became a Cylon regional capital city (complete with civilians), a base, and fuel dump located on the planet to project its imperial power throughout the star system .
Gamoray is also the location of a space battle between Cylon forces and the Colonial battlestars and . The attack by the Colonial forces is planned and executed by Pegasus Commander Cain after he joins the rag-tag fleet, having survived the Battle of Molecay, where Cain's battlestar had been presumed destroyed. 
During the Battle of Gamoray, two basestars are destroyed—but Pegasus herself is presumed lost . 
==Notes==
* Fans of the Original Series prefer to believe that Pegasus survived the encounter at Gamoray, and would have returned to the series at some point in the future, had it been renewed. 
* Some of the scenes on the ground at the Gamoray base were filmed at night on the campus of the University of California at Northridge .
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Gamoray (1880)

: For the planet from the Original Series, see: Gamoray.
Gamoray (or Gamora) is a world under Cylonic rule, and the "Cylonic warehouse."
Following the destruction of and the believed-destruction of , Lu-c-fer advises to return to Gamoray to regroup before renewing their attack on the ten remaining colonies (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3).
The forces of the Colonials, , and the 's pirate fleet eliminate the Cylonic forces from Gamoray (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4). 
== Notes ==
* Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4 refers to the planet as "Gamora," although the previous issue refers to it as "Gamoray." 
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Gar'Tokk

Sovereign Lord Gar'Tokk is the leader of the aboard the prison barge in .
Imprisoned for reasons unspecified along with the only remaining Nomen—totaling 13 persons—Gar'Tokk is described as having a long beard, a mane of dark hair, massive shoulders, and a typical protruding brow of the Nomen, as well as a growing hatred of his predicament. He relished in killing with his bare hands.
In the short time following 's death, the disembodied form of visits Gar'Tokk, offering freedom to both him and his Nomen in exchange for a debt. He readily agrees, and after being freed Gar'Tokk and his Nomen slaughter the ship's crew and wardens. Following this, they extricate Icarus from the Fleet, and free the human prisoners aboard in order to ensure chaos, leaving Gar'Tokk in command of the ship in its entirety.
After begins his assault on the Fleet, Gar'Tokk repels the interception attempt by two Colonial s by ordering their destruction by Icarus defensive lasers. As the battle wages on, the disembodied Iblis visits Gar'Tokk, ordering him to repay his debt by destroying the Forge ship . Upon discovering the were striking, Gar'Tokk reconsiders his aid to Iblis for he finds the Cylons to be the most disgusting and inferior of races. Iblis declares that Gar'Tokk has made a "very dangerous enemy" and that he shall regret it in due time.
With Lucifer's and Iblis' attempts thwarted, Gar'Tokk and his Nomen surrender Icarus to the and recapture the other human prisoners they had freed. These acts by Gar'Tokk's clan spur discussions amongst the Quorum as to how to handle the Nomen in the future, perhaps even allowing them to leave the Fleet for their own homeworld .
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Gara Singh/ru:Гара Синг

Гара Синг был директором Департамента Глобальной Обороны на Каприке в Каприка-Сити, в годы, предшествующие Первой Сайлонской войне.
==Рсследование по делу Солдатов Одного==
Хотя офис ДГО на Каприке имел в основном дело с тривиальными гражданскими делами, после терракта на MLMT поезде №23, устроенного монотеистом Беном Старком, каприканский офис ДГО начал активное раследование по делу Солдатов Одного.
===Подрывы===
По первости делом о терракте занимались агенты Дюрам и Янгблад, но после того, как Синг обнаружил кассету с записью дороса Бена Старка за год до терракта, он тоже начал принимать участие в расследовании. Синг посоветовал уничтожить запись, что натолкнуло Дюрама и Янгблад на очень важный прорыв в раследовании.
Хотя Гара Синг не хотел признавать, что терракт - это дело рук монотеистов, после того, как агент Дюрам получил разрешение на обыск Академии Афины, где учился Бен Старк и его предпологаемая соучастница Зоуи Грэйстоун - он нехотя позволил агенту Дюраму продолжать в том же духе.
===Убийства членов СО===
После убийства двух членов СО, Джордан Дюрам остановил свое внимание на сестре Кларисе Уиллоу, которая была директрисой Академии Афины, где те два члена СО учились. Хотя его предкпреждал адвокат Кларисы, Дюрам продолжал говорить, что она монотеистка. Встретившись с ним вне офиса, Синг сказал, что верховная жрица Афины не модет быть террористкой монотеистической секты. Также Синг сказал, что все работники ДГО задействованы в расследовании убийств.
===Раскрытие===
Подозревая, что в ДГО есть шпион монотеистов, Джордан Дюрам предоставил ложную информацию о том, что его агент в доме Кларисы Уиллоу - это ее жена Мар-Бет. После внезапного исчезновения Мар-Бет, Синг ракрыл себя как шпиона. Выяснилось, что он под именем "Альво," передавал информацию Кларисе Уиллоу. Также, как Альво, он достал для Кларисы брощь Зоуи, которая была очень важна для реализации Апофеоза. Несмотря на это, Дюрам не смог его раскрыть из-за нехватки докозательств.
Понимая, какую угрозу представлял Дюрам, Синг подделал видеозапись, чтобы выставить Дюрама отступником и отстранил его от расследования, передав дело его напарнице.
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Garrett Reisman

Garrett Reisman (born February 10, 1968) is an American engineer and astronaut who made a cameo appearance as Marine #3, as well as a technical advisor for Ronald D. Moore's subsequent alternate-history science fiction saga, For All Mankind.
== Battlestar Galactica ==
According to Space.com, Reisman said he was going to be a Colonial Marine that "someone throws up on him and then he dies" in the Re-imagined Series episode "Daybreak, Part II". Ronald D. Moore later clarifies this in the "Daybreak" podcast, indicating that Reisman is one of the Marines in Racetrack's and Skulls' Raptor, and subsequently killed during the Battle of the Colony.
== Gallery ==
Reisman's photos from "Daybreak, Part II" are below:
File:Garrett Reisman as Marine.jpg|Photo of Garrett Reisman as "Marine #3" posing in front of a Viper Mark VII on Galactica hangar deck in "Daybreak, Part II."
File:Garrett Reisman with Select Cast and Crew.jpg|Photo of Edward James Olmos, Grace Park, Ronald D. Moore, Garrett Reisman and Michael Hogan during production of "Daybreak, Part II."
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Garris Cain

Lt. Garris Cain was a Viper pilot stationed on the battlestar Galactica during the opening of the Cylon War, where he was a wingman of Adama.
An exceptional pilot with an ego to match, Lieutenant Cain saw himself as the undisputed Ace aboard Galactica, with the best kill ratios and performance ratings. He was risk-taker and a hothead, quick to anger and slow to forgive, always ready to seize the moment rather than waiting for the right situation. In any other flyer, his rule bending would have earned him a demotion, but he was a natural pilot and his fantastic ability made Cain a valuable – if unorthodox - wingman.
Impulsive, impatient, hotheaded, and a risk-taker, often irritating (and being irritated by) his fellow wingmen, Paulus and Iphigenia. However, he was nonetheless an excellent pilot who completed his missions succesfully.
Cain was 23 years old during his service in Captain Paulus' Blue Wing, flying under the callsign 'Renegade' and Viper designation Blue Three. He was born in the Pinnacle Mountains on Sagitara.
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*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
*Garris Cain is the video game's counterpart of the Original Series character Commander Cain and the Re-imagined Series character Admiral Helena Cain.
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Garvin Cross

Garvin Cross is a stunt coordinator and actor who portrayed Collishaw in "Valley of Darkness," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Amongst his credits, he has been in various genre productions, including Stargate SG-1, The Outer Limits, First Wave (with Sebastian Spence), The X-Files (and its spinoff, The Lone Gunmen), M.A.N.T.I.S. (with Carl Lumbly) and Sliders. 
As a stunt coordinator or stuntman, he has worked on such films as I, Robot, Shooter, Firewall, and White Noise.
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Gary B. Winter

Gary B. Winter was an associate producer on the Original Series, from "The Lost Warrior" until the series' finale, "The Hand of God".
Aside from the Original Series, Winter's only other associate producer credit is on the 1978 production called Evening in Byzantium with Patrick Macnee and Vince Edwards.
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Gary Hutzel

Gary Hutzel was Visual Effects Supervisor on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. He is continuing in this role on Caprica.
Hutzel is responsible for many special effects and ship designs. He is a veteran effects artist and cinematographer, with credits on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Spy Kids, and Red Planet. 
== See Also ==
* Emile Smith
* Zoic
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Gary Owens

Gary Owens (born May 10, 1936) is an American voice actor who voiced the character of Cy in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Return of Starbuck".
Born in Mitchell, South Dakota, Owens has worked since the mid-1950s in narration and voice work on such series as Space Ghost, Batman, Garfield and Friends, That 70's Show and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.
Gary Vinson

Gary Vinson (born 22 October 1936, Los Angeles, California, died 15 October 1984, Redondo Beach, California) was an American actor and writer.
Vinson had minor roles in some theatrical films in the late 1950s before landing other significant minor and recurring roles in television classics such as Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Maverick, 77 Sunset Strip, and Wagon Train. In 1963, Vinson landed his more memorable role as George 'Christy' Christopher in McHale's Navy and as Sheriff Harold Sikes in the series Pistols 'n' Petticoats.
In the 1970s, Vinson landed only supporting guest roles in series such as The Streets of San Francisco, S.W.A.T., and Baa Baa Black Sheep, including his role as Doyle in the Original Series episode, Greetings From Earth.
Vinson had a minor role in another Glen Larson series, The Fall Guy, as well as Barnaby Jones and The Incredible Hulk.
Rumored to be distraught over a criminal charge, Vinson committed suicide in 1984.
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Gates of Hera

The Gates of Hera are twin mountain peaks on that mark the entrance to the Tomb of Athena. In the Colonial religion, it is the point from which Athena jumped to her death in despair over the Exodus of the Thirteen Tribes.
The path that leads to the Gates of Hera is lined with ancient gravestones .
== Notes ==
* The Gates of Hera are actually twin peaks just north of Vancouver, where the Re-imagined Series is filmed. They rise prominently over downtown Vancouver and are known locally as The Lions. The scene where they appear was shot facing south, with nearby downtown Vancouver hidden from view by the mountains.
* Compare these peaks with the legends surrounding the Pillars of Hercules.
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Gavin and the Villain

Gavin and the Villain is a Colonial legend recited in the journals of Commander .
In this legend, a moon miner who worked on various satellites in Earth's solar system named Gavin is challenged by a "strange, ugly man" (referred to as "the villain") to a test of bravery during a miners' party. As the best of them, Gavin will be given a shot at him with any weapon. Gavin does so, using a bulldozer to knock the villain off the planetoid, only for that villain to return and tell Gavin that the next time they meet, Gavin will be the one receiving the blow on the one year anniversary of their fight. 
Uncertain of how this will occur, Gavin spends the year in between searching for the villain, ending up on Earth's moon itself. Upon the day of their second encounter, Gavin encounters an old hag who instructs him, and reveals the villain's location: an orbiting castle above the moon. She tells Gavin that he must launch himself in a mass driver towards the castle, for any form of safe conveyance leads him to this castle will be considered undeniable proof of cowardice. 
Gavin uses this mass driver to hurl himself at the orbiting castle, expecting to be killed upon impact, when he is safetly captured by the villain's green space castle while in flight. He comes to the bedchamber of his host, the villain, who offers Gavin friendship and mentions that his debt has been paid: Gavin has proven his bravery is beyond reproach (Battlestar Galactica TOS novelization).
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Gawr

Gawr is the adoptive father of and, like his wife, Doreen, is classified as a "victim" of the Thousand Yahren War.
Gawr's war injuries resulted in having a hook for a hand, as well as having one leg shorter than another, presumably as a result of reattachment (The Young Warriors).
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Gay Thomas-Wilson

Gay Thomas-Wilson is the actress who portrayed the first "3rd Girl Warrior" in "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I". She is credited in that episode as Gay Thomas.
Following her appearance in the Original Series, she appeared sporadically in various television and movies up until 2003. During that period, she appeared in M.A.N.T.I.S., Homicide: Life on the Street, Seinfeld, The Sopranos and Nip/Tuck.
Thomas-Wilson segued into personal development coaching and motivational speaking as "The Strategic Entrepreneur," which continues as of 2023.
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Gehenna Prime

Gehenna Prime is located in the Empyrean Expanse, capable of supporting human life despite its seemingly rocky and crater-pitted surface. The Okaati bring their stolen goods, the civilian ships of the Fleet formerly shepherded by the battlestar Galactica, to Gehenna Prime circa 7348 ( — ). 
The Cylons lay in wait on the planet surface, landing numerous Centurions on the planet ready to exterminate the mostly defenseless human refugees. After Baltar assures Parrin that their reward of tylium is awaiting their redemption, the Okaati Harvesters bring their abducted and disabled Colonial crafts to a large crater. Upon exiting their crafts, the Colonials along with Colonel Tigh, Cassiopeia and members of the Quorum of Twelve find themselves surrounded by hordes of Centurions. In the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, the Cylons are dispatched by Comitat soldiers led by Captain Apollo as Comitat armor is more than sufficient to handle the Cylon menace.
Near Gehenna Prime, Galactica joins with Comitat frigates to destroy Baltar's basestars, forcing Baltar's escape along with the Okaati's subjugation and subsequent penance for their crimes ().
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Geller

Sire Geller is a member of the Council of Twelve following the exodus from the Colonies.
His tenure occurs during the encounter of non-Colonial humans, Terrans, aboard Lunar Avion. Following their recovery, he leads the Council members in protesting 's decision regarding the reanimation of Michael, Sarah, and their children from Terra. A very influential and vociferous member, he is subsequently publicly embarrassed for the "loss" of the Terrans' ship.
Geller demonstrates a distaste of both Lieutenant and Captain , likely due to their loyalty to Adama .
== Notes ==
* Geller's in-universe absence in "Baltar's Escape," the subsequent episode, is unexplained. The actual reason may have more to do with the scheduling of actor Murray Matheson, as an earlier version of the script for "Baltar's Escape" features Geller; instead, the newly created Sire Domra takes his place in the aired episode.
* Murray Matheson previously voiced Specter in "The Young Lords," a role that was uncredited.
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Geller (TOS-DE alternate)

Sire Geller is a Quorum of Twelve Council Member following the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Man.
== Travelling the Empyrean Expanse ==
Circa 7348, Geller is among the members of the Quorum to agree to the rapid, full-scale integration of the Okaati's Harvesters as booster engines for the civilian ships within the Fleet. He rebukes Commander Adama's caution, noting that the Okaati's offer of restarting many of the Colonial's old industries, of which he has vested interests (). 
== Notes ==
* Geller is not mentioned by name in his appearance, but is noted as being one of the three Council members featured in by author John Jackson Miler.
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Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica

Gemenon: The (Evil) Twin of Caprica is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Aprilis 24, YR42.
== Story ==
I was on Gemenon last week and it was so freaky and weird, I thought I was dead. 
It really is the Backwards Twin of Caprica, folks. I might even go so far as to call it the Evil Twin, but I don't want to offend anyone. 
Just kidding. Yeah, Gemenon is the Evil Twin of Caprica. 
I was in Oranu, the capital, and every single building is a temple. The religious fervor in that place is insane. Actually, I take that back, not every building is a temple - every building looks like a temple. I wandered into what I thought was a temple because I was feeling nauseous and figured it might be better to vomit indoors than outdoors (yeah, I know that makes no sense, but neither does this entire Colony), and it wasn't a temple, it was the post office. I ended up not needing to throw up but I bought a postcard that I later used as an ashtray.
My next stop was in the other major city, Illumini, where I visited the Pantheon, which is roughly about the size of a hundred Pyramid stadiums. I stared at religious artwork for what seemed like five days. Every single deity in the Sacred Scolls is celebrated in one way or another in the Pantheon. And there are a lot of deities in the Sacred Scrolls. And I felt like I was being watched the entire time.
There's this foreboding sense of intolerance everywhere. It got to the point where I was wondering if I was even breathing right in the eyes of these people. It's all backwards. They renounce technology and yet every guy in a robe was talking on a cell phone - they have an excuse as to why it's OK at the ready, too, if you challenge them on it. And every kid is on drugs. They can't stand it there. How could they? 
Speaking of kids, I took a jaunt out to Armonia, which was the real reason for my visit. I wanted to see the "secret base" of the Soldiers of the One. Well, I wanted to see if I could find it, the place where they brainwash the kids with nonsense and convince them to blow things up. No luck, couldn't find it - I guess that's why it's a "secret" base. I was pretty brazen about it, too, asking the locals where I could find the STO harbor. They looked at me like I had just killed their cat and then calmly told me they had no idea what I was talking about. Yeah, sure. I'm surprised no one snuck up behind me and shot me in the back of the head. But that would only have proven my point.
I felt like I was being followed all the way back to port. I didn't relax until I was safe in my apartment back in Caprica City, and even then I had a new security system installed the next morning. 
Gemenon. Don't go. 
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Gemenon (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the name Gemenon:
* Gemenon, one of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol in the Re-imagined Series.
* Gemenon, the version of the Re-imagined Series colony depicted in the Dynamite Entertainment comics.
* Gemenon Liner 1701, one of the first ships that Laura Roslin is able to find when she began constructing a fleet of survivors, prior to the jump to Ragnar in the Miniseries.
* Gemenon Traveler, a ship in the Fleet where a copy of Leoben Conoy is found in "Flesh and Bone".
* Gemenon Data Processing Complex, a military computer installation depicted in Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4.
Gemenon Data Processing Complex

The Gemenon Data Processing Complex is an installation in Colonial space in orbit around a green-hued planet This planet may or may not be Gemenon, but no assumptions are made either way..
According to its caretaker, Anna Bazinet of Colonial Intelligence, it contains sensitive, classified information of the highest level. 
At the time of the Cylon attack, she awaits for a detachment of personnel to help her in the maintenance of the installation. However, they are reassigned to Pegasus during the attack However, this is not possible, since Pegasus had no time to take on anyone during the attack. See: Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards.. 
By happenstance, the Astral Queen jumps to this installation as they are unable to get a DRADIS feed from Caprica Receiving Station. After they dock with this complex, Bazinet asks for some help in retrieving server equipment containing top secret information from the Colonial Fleet. Several prisoners, including Tom Zarek, Benedict Mason and Duby, with Queen security officer Eric Seaborne aid in this. However, the complex is boarded by Centurions, killing all but Zarek, Mason and Seaborne, who return to the Queen as it jumps away from the Cylon taskforce and to Ragnar (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4). 
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