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Pierre Drolet

Pierre Drolet is a CGI Artist & Compositor, working on the Re-imagined Series as chief engineer/CG model maker. 
He was previously involved with the special effects created in Star Trek Nemesis, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise.
Drolet was nominated for a 2003 Emmy Award for his work in the Star Trek: Enterprise episodes "Dead Stop" and "The Crossing" and again in 2004 for his work in the episode "The Council," both for "Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series". Drolet was also nominated and awarded the 2003 VES (Visual Effects Society) Award for his work in the episode "Dead Stop" for "Best Models and Miniatures in a Televised Program, Music Video, or Commercial."
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Pilgrim Bay

Pilgrim Bay is a city or region on Caprica relatively close to Delphi.
The Caprica Resistance, led by Samuel Anders, raided several hospitals there to obtain anti-radiation medication, gaining enough to last three months .
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Pilot

Please choose a specific reference for the term pilot:
* "33," the first episode proper of the Re-imagined Series.
* Caprica pilot, the first episode of Caprica.
* "Galactica Discovers Earth," the three-part premiere for Galactica 1980.
* List of pilots, a list of any military pilots in the Re-imagined Series.
* List of Warriors, a list of any Colonial Warriors in the Original Series
* Miniseries, the three-hour, two-part miniseries that acted as the backdoor pilot to the Re-imagined Series.
* "Saga of a Star World," the three-hour premiere for the Original Series.
Pilot ready rooms

thumb|Several pilots, including Kara Thrace, and in the ready room .
The pilot ready rooms are used by battlestar pilots for pre-flight briefings. They have several rows of chairs for pilots and a podium for the CAG. The rooms also serve as a classroom for nuggets.
Regarding Galactica's, there is a dry-erase board which is probably used to log the landings and launches — a timetable of sorts for each active pilot. Instructions, objectives, etc. appear on a bigger dry-erase board on an easel. Schematics of the Viper and guides to the fighter itself are also available for training purposes.
Ready rooms are also used for press conferences by senior staff ("Fragged," "Home, Part I").
A copy of "Lest We Forget", the famous picture of the soldier on the roof of the capitol building on Aerelon during the Cylon attack, is posted on one door of Galactica pilot ready room. Moreover, several squadron emblems decorate the walls.
The pilot ready rooms aboard the Mercury class battlestar Pegasus are more advanced than those on Galactica, including larger and more prominent interactive display screens. 
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Pinius

Pinius was a gaming chancery, likely somewhere in the sphere of the Twelve Colonies prior to their destruction. 
When discusses his new gambling system, Apollo brings up this gaming chancery, stating that he lost a sectons pay betting on a previous gambling system there. Later, Chameleon begins to tell Starbuck a story about a three-handed dealer there as they leave 's ready room .
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Pinta

Pinta is a planet encountered by the Galactican Fleet during their search for Earth.
Dillon notes that he had a personalized robot companion while on this planet that looked like a jukebox in a trucker's diner that Jamie Hamilton and Troy go to.
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Pipe Bursts on Olympic Street

Pipe Bursts on Olympic Street is a The Caprican News article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Februarius 27, YR42.
== Story ==
A water main burst early this morning in downtown Caprica City causing the street to fill with water and several nearby residents to be evacuated. Water began filling the street at 3:17 AM in front of 615 Olympic Street. Emergency workers from the Department of Public Works were called in and managed to shut off the water and repair damaged pipe. However, work crews are still in the process of clearing the flooded area and cannot guarantee that the road will be cleared by the day's end.
"We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused to drivers or nearby residents," said Althea Erasmus from the City of Caprica DPW. "Sometimes, these things happen." 
It is still unclear what caused the pipe to burst but when asked if it might be related to MAGLEV attack or the recent Holo Cafe bombing, Ms. Erasmus quickly replied. "I can say with certainty that this was an accident and is in no way related. It's just a nuisance, not an act of terrorism."
Caprica City Police are still directing traffic away from that area. Officers say several blocks of Olympic Street could remain closed during tomorrow's commute. 
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Pirelli

Lieutenant Pirelli is an officer on Pegasus (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
== Notes ==
* Brandon Jerwa may be referring to Lieutenant Mei Firelli, who appears in the episodes "Pegasus" and "Resurrection Ship, Part I & II," as Pirelli is manning the same station that Firelli does in these episodes. However, Pirelli's skin tone is Caucasian and not African, like Firelli.
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Piscon

Piscon is a freighter that survives the initial Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies.
Riftis is slated to board this craft, but does not in fear of being killed by the Cylons .
== Notes ==
* It is unknown whether or not the freighter ever made it to the Fleet.
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Planet

A planet is a celestial body orbiting a star or stellar remnant that is massive enough to be rounded by its own gravity, not massive enough to cause thermonuclear fusion, and has cleared its neighbouring region of planetesimals.
For the various planets in the series, see::
* :Category:Planets (TOS), for information about planets in the Original Series.
* :Category:Planets (1980), for information about planets in Galactica 1980.
* :Category:Planets (RDM), for information about planets in the Re-imagined Series.
Planet Starbuck

Planet Starbuck is a barren, desert-like planet that its sole Colonial occupant, Starbuck, names after himself.
During the battle above this planet, both Lieutenant Boomer and Starbuck engage a squadron on Cylon Raiders. With Starbuck's too damaged to make it back to the Fleet, Starbuck makes a one-way trip to the planet and begins to grow lonely on planet. 
Eventually, he discovers a Raider he had shot down also crash-landed on the planet, using the debris from the Raider to build a shelter, as well as eventually rebuilding a lone Centurion whom he calls Cy (The Return of Starbuck).
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Planetary System at the Edge of the Galaxy

An unknown planetary system at the "edge of the galaxy"The Original Series' use of the word "galaxy" has proven incongruous with the real-world dictionary definition of galaxy, as exemplified by various mis-used universal terms throughout the series. (c.f. ) is scouted by recon probes from . Detected by this recon probe are various planets: a large Jupiter-like gas giant, a Venus-like planet with a compressed carbon dioxide atmosphere, and a lifeless red Mars-like world. 
A lone is discovered during the recon, prompting to make the decision to go on the offensive instead of try to find another way out of the galaxy via evasion. In addition, a gamma frequency transmission of unidentifiable origin is intercepted and recorded by Galactica last remaining celestial chamber in this region of space .
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Playa Palacios

Playa Palacios is a veteran columnist with the Picon Star Tribune prior to the Cylon Attack on the Twelve Colonoes. 
Originally dispatched to cover the ceremonies surrounding the decommissioning of battlestar , she is a co-host of the new wireless current affairs program, "The Colonial Gang," working alongside fellow legitimate journalists James McManus and Sekou Hamilton.
During the formation of the interim Quorum of Twelve by President Roslin, she is quite taken by Dr. Baltar, and gains an "exclusive" (tryst in a public bathroom aboard Cloud 9) with him when Roslin asks Baltar to be her nominee for Vice President, to stand against Tom Zarek.
On "The Colonial Gang," Palacios is something of a firm supporter of Laura Roslin, standing in the face of James McManus' sometimes vitriolic condemnation of Roslin's time in office .
Fitting her role as "one of the last legitimate journalists in the universe," Palacios sits "first-chair" in the press conference with Commander Adama and also receives "first question" following the Commander's statement (certainly an honor for reporters). This is probably due to Playa Palacios's listenership or readership throughout the Fleet .
Palacios is the first reporter to ask if President Roslin's decision to criminalize abortion will hurt her standing in the polls, with the presidential election coming up, at which point Vice President Baltar jumps in on the question, saying that he did not agree with it and announces his own candidacy for the presidency .
Palacios' also covers the trial of Gaius Baltar , and takes point on not only questioning Demetrius's mission and 's involvement , but on Roslin's whereabouts following the aggressive return of Roslin's cancer . Her fate following the events of Gaeta's Mutiny and the Battle of the Colony remain unstated.
=== Notes ===
* Christina Schild is credited as "Playa Kohn" in the episodes "Litmus," "Six Degrees of Separation" and "Flesh and Bone". It is not clear with the characters are designed to be separate individuals, the result of a simple name-change within the script, or the surname "Kohn" being her maiden or married name. However, as she later stated her full name in dialog as "Playa Palacios" in "The Hand of God," this is now taken to be her official name.
*Sekou Hamilton, who also appears on "The Colonial Gang" and in the press conference in "Home, Part I," is seated behind her in the press briefing room. This may signify that he is not as popular in the Fleet-wide media.
*For a list of all her appearances see: List of character appearances (RDM)
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Playboy Magazine, February 2007

Playboy Magazine, February 2007 issue features Tricia Helfer (Number Six) in a 16-photo spread. The shots were done in Acapulco, Mexico. So far, she is the only member of the Re-imagined Series cast and Galactica Sagas to do a nude photo spread for Playboy or any other magazine. However, Audrey Landers (Miri) was the first cast member of the Galactica Sagas to do a spread, but it was non-nude. Lucy Lawless (Number Three) did an interview for Playboy in the May 1997 issue about her role as Xena. The closest any other Galactica actor has come to doing the type of spread Helfer did for Playboy was Grace Park, who appeared in a lingerie photo shoot for Maxim magazine in 2005.
== External links ==
* Purchase this product at Amazon.com
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Playing the Field

"Playing The Field" is an advice column featured in the Lifestyle section of the daily periodical The Caprican on dating in the Twelve Colonies before the First Cylon War. It was started by journalist Sharon Edmonson on Februarius 18, YR42 (The Caprican: "Playing the Field: A Guide to Love in the Colonies") and ended on Martius 14, YR42 (The Caprican: "Playing the Field: Scorpian Man in Waiting, and More!"). The title is a sports metaphor on Pyramid.
== Articles ==
Headline 	Writer 	Publication Date 	URL
Playing the Field: A Guide to Love in the Colonies 	Sharon Edmonson	Februarius 18, YR42	
Playing the Field: Lonely Girl from B.C. needs our help & more!	Sharon Edmonson	Februarius 23, YR42	
Playing the Field: Scorpian Man in Waiting, and More! 	Sharon Edmonson	Martius 14, YR42 	
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Playing the Field: A Guide to Love in the Colonies

Playing the Field: A Guide to Love in the Colonies is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Februarius 18, YR42. This is the first article in the "Playing the Field" column.
== Story ==
That's right readers! We're kicking off a new column at The Caprican called "Playing the Field." People kept sending us questions about their dating life (virtual or otherwise) and we realized that, well, you need our help. Post your dating questions in the comments below and we'll pick a few choice ones to answer each week. 
- Make eye contact with a beautiful woman on the MAGLEV but didn't know what to say to her?
- Parents not approve of your boyfriend from another colony?
- Think that guy on your pick-up pyramid team is making eyes at you and want to know if you should make a move?
Go ahead ask us anything.
 
Lots of love,
PTF (Playing the Field) 
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Plexico Amarcord

Plexico Amarcord is a client of Ha'la'tha interest that Joseph Adama defends at the behest of the Guatrau.
Amarcord's trial arraignment did not go as planned due to Adama's botched pay-off of the presiding judge, Maximus, and leads to Maximus chastisement and blackmail of Adama .
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Pluton poisoning

Pluton poisoning is a form of radiation that breaks down the proteins in food, thus rendering it a useless, incompatible foodstuff. Typically, this is the result of fallout from pluton bombs. 
Pluton poisoning affects a bulk of the food supply after the Fleet makes their exodus from the now-Cylon-held Twelve Colonies. detects the poisoning .
== Notes ==
In a deleted scene from "Saga of a Star World," Dr. Paye and Serina's conversation provides additional insight into this, noting that pluton poisoning is the result of Cylons mixing some kind of "neutron weapon with their explosives." It not only affects the cellular structure of foodstuffs but people as well, and thus the origin of Serina's aggressive cancer. Paye notes that Serina had been one of the known few who were affected by that weapon, and that it took longer for the symptoms to manifest. He gives her a prognosis of a few days before she dies.
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Pod

Please select a specific reference for the term pod:
* disaster pod, a type of basic supply package furnished by the Colonial Fleet in the Re-imagined Series.
* List of Podcasts, a listing of official podcasts from Ron Moore and other cast and crew for the Re-imagined Series.
* flight pods, which contain the landing, launching, and hangar bays on battlestars in the Re-imagined Series.
* podcast, an article on podcasting in general, including links to unofficial fan-produced podcasts.
* zip pod, a Colonial escape pod used by the Returners in Battlestar Galactica 1.
Podcast

A podcast is multimedia file (usually a sound file) available for download. Despite the name, you do not need an iPod or similar device to listen to them. Any computer capable of playing will play podcasts.
There are currently several different podcasts relating to Battlestar Galactica, both official and unofficial.
== Official ==
#The "official" podcast, where Ronald D. Moore provides a commentary track for each episode during their first airing on Sci-Fi Channel (later renamed Syfy Channel).
#The 2018-2020 Battlestar Galacticast from Tricia Helfer (Number Six) and co-host Mark Bernardin presented by Syfy. 
== Unofficial ==
#The Combat Information Center is a weekly review/commentary podcast.
#Galactica Watercooler is a weekly(ish) roundtable review, commentary, and speculation podcast.
These same podcasts are also available from the iTunes Music Store from Apple Computer. The iTunes software is free for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X computers.
== See Also ==
* List of Podcasts
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Pogees

"Pogees" is a colloquialism for "shit".
For instance: "They're blowing the pogees out of it."
==Usage by episode==
* Used by Lucifer in a report to during the Battle of Gamoray (The Living Legend).
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Polecats

The Polecats is the name of a Little League baseball team comprised of children of the descendants of the exiled Twelve Colonies (known as the Super Scouts). 
Initially, the Polecats were comprised of underprivileged children from Billy Eheres' baseball camp and had won their way to the finals of the Southern Conference Regional Playoffs. However, half the team comes down with the flu and Eheres has no choice but to trust the Super Scouts to win the game, particularly after seeing Starla's pitching arm. 
The Polecats, lacking basic knowledge of playing baseball are quickly brought up to speed, and are initially gun-ho about using their special abilities they've manifested due to Earth's environment. However, this is initially stopped by Colonel Jack Sydell, who attends the game hoping to prove the scouts are not of Earth. Hamilton informs the children that they can't use their abilities, for there is too much at stake. However, when she stumbles on the fact that Lieutenant Nash is actually Xaviar, she tells them to use their powers. This not only allows the Polecats to win the game, but also saves their lives (due to the attention that surrounds them) and Eheres' baseball camp in the process .
== Positions ==
During the game, the Polecats had certain positions they played during the game when they were in the field.
* Moonstone, center fielder.
* Wellington, catcher at home base.
* Starla, pitcher.
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Poll: Are the Graystones Responsible for the MAGLEV Tragedy?

Poll: Are the Graystones Responsible for the MAGLEV Tragedy? is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Februarius 11, YR42.
== Story == 
With Amanda Graystone's recent revelation that her daughter, Zoe, was a member of the radical religious sect The Soldiers of the One, and that she may have been responsible for the bombing of MAGLEV Train #23, a harsh spotlight has been shining on Caprica City's most famous family. The citizenry is up in arms, Graystone Industries stock is plummeting, and while we can't confirm it, we've heard that a full government investigation is underway. 
We want to know what you think. Do the Graystones bear responsibility for the tragedy their daughter caused? Vote in the poll after the jump and make your voice heard.
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Polly Walker

Polly Walker (born 19 May 1966 in Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK) is an English actress who is cast in the role of Sister Clarice Willow for the Re-imagined Series prequel Caprica.
Walker is best known for her role of Atia of the Julii in the HBO/BBC TV series Rome, for which she was nominated to Golden Globe in 2005. Recently, she also played Ellis Samuels in the TV series Cane.
In film, Walker recently played Sarkoja in the 2012 film John Carter.
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Port Centaura

Port Centaura is a location on the planet Sagittaron that was active during the years prior to the Cylon War. It served as the site where Caprican trade mission was assaulted by the Sagittaron government with mobs burning Caprican cargo sent to the planet. This promoted a state of hostilities between Caprica and Sagittaron. (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 1) 
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Portia

Portia is Ursus executive officer in . She is described as being a "tall, powerfully built woman".
Following the capture of Captain Morgan, Lieutenant and Ensign Dalton by the Cult of the Serpent, Lieutenant Colonel boards Ursus with Captain and three other Warriors from Fourth Squadron. After a brief exchange with Portia, Athena convinces her to lend ten Ursus crew members to Athena's rescue operation, entering the Pit .
== Notes ==
* The name "Portia" is from the Latin term porcus, meaning "pig." 
* As with the inclusion of (of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet), Portia may be a nod to the heroine of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.
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Portia King

Portia King is a Sagittaron native who, along with her son Willie King, survives the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
== Second Exodus ==
In , King and her son Willie relocate to starboard flight pod in Dogsville.
When her son gets sick, she initially refuses to let Dr. Michael Robert treat Willie as she shuns medication in keeping with Sagittaron religious beliefs, and because she has heard rumors that Dr. Robert harms people.
Eventually King allows Dr. Robert to treat Willie, only to find out the next day that her son has died overnight. She suspects Dr. Robert of deliberately murdering Sagittarons, and tells about her suspicions repeatedly.
Thanks to her tip, Agathon researches the matter, and finds out that Robert is indeed killing patients, effectively euthanizing them instead of giving them the life saving drug bittamucin. Later, she warns Agathon of the potential threat to Lieutenant Anastasia Dualla and watches in relief as Agathon arrests Doctor Robert .
== Notes ==
* Both her first name, "Portia," and age (45) are from the script.
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Poseidon

Poseidon is one of the Lords of Kobol, known as the god of the sea.
Gaius Baltar mentions this God along with Zeus and Aphrodite in his talk with Tracey Anne .
Brooks has a pendant for this deity around his neck, which he puts to his lips and whispers a prayer to after Raptor 718 jumps behind the red line, soliciting comments from both Eights .
== Notes ==
* In Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god of the sea, as well as horses, and is also known for being the god of earthquakes. 
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