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Anna Bazinet

Anna Bazinet is a Colonial Intelligence officer assigned as caretaker of the Gemenon Data Processing Complex.
As the Cylons attack the Colonies, Bazinet receives word of the attack. However, since the shift change to the installation is "drafted" onto Pegasus, Bazinet asks for Owen Wilkens' help in getting servers from this installation. Wilkens provides several prisoners for this task, including Tom Zarek, Benedict Mason and others. 
However, they are unable to completely extricate the servers from the installation when Centurions breach the installation and attack. As a result, Bazinet sets the server room to detonate on a three-minute timer, and they make their way through the server core. Bazinet manages to escape before the server room detonates, but runs into a Centurion which results in the slaying of Bazinet and Duby (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4).
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Anne

Anne is the secretary of Mr. Brooks at the United Broadcasting Company who comports herself in a rather abrasive manner.
Upon first meeting Jamie Hamilton, Anne tells her bluntly that other women are up for the on-air reporter position. Upon receiving a call for Hamilton from the police station, and from overhearing the conversation, she calls Brooks to the office, believing there may be a problem. However, a second phone call from Dr. Donald Mortinson comes to Anne's surprise, and Anne is ultimately responsible for bringing Brooks to the office while Hamilton is on the phone .
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named Miss Davenport and is Dana Anderson's secretary. Davenport is just as abrasive and blunt to Jamie Hamilton as her canonical analogue is to Hamilton in the 1980 pilot.Ibid., pgs. 49-50
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Anne Adama/jp:アン・アダマ

アン・アダマはウィリアム・アダマの2番目の妻でした。彼女のお父さんは防衛分科のメンバーと親しかったです。一部この接続で、彼女の夫はそれらの戦後の休暇の後に１２の植民地艦隊で自分とソール・タイの両方を復職させることができるでしょう。
タイはミニシリースの出来事のおよそ20年前にフラッシュバックの間、ウィリアム・アダマの新しい妻アンに差し向けました、彼らの結婚の大体の期日をビューアーに与えて。
どんな放送された内容でもウィリアムの2番目の結婚の運命に関して情報を全く与えていません。アダマがサイロン攻撃の間の親類(恐らくアン自身)がいると推定するカポリカ市の破壊を発表するようなアダマ指揮官の嘆き悲しんでいる外観がアダマ指揮官の個人的な損失であったかもしれないならまだ結婚していたという手がかり。また、アンと共に彼の現在の結婚歴をさらに支持して、鋭いビューアーは、アダマが結婚指輪を着るのに注意します。
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Anne Collins

Anne Collins is one of four writers who wrote "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," the last Galactica 1980 episode in production during which ABC issued the show's cancellation order.
Collins worked with Glen Larson as a story consultant in Buck Rodgers in the 25th Century, writing the episode "Vegas in Space" and coming up with the story of "Cosmic Whiz Kid".
== Writer credits for "Galactica 1980" ==
* "The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra," with Mark Jones, Chris Bunch and Alan Cole
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Anne Jeffreys

Anne Jeffreys (born January 26, 1923-September 27, 2017) was an American actress who portrays Siress Blassie in "The Man with Nine Lives".
Born in Goldsboro, North Carolina, she first appeared Sarah Crane in the 1942 film Billy the Kid Trapped, but had acted in opera and musical theater before her entry into film and television. 
With long-term husband Robert Sterling, she appeared in the CBS sitcom Topper (1953–1955), in which she was billed in a voiceover as "the ghostess with the mostest".
Jeffreys' guest starring role in the is notable namely due to her work with Fred Astaire, who portrayed Chameleon, as she is the last woman to have danced with Astaire on screen.
The accent used to in her portrayal of Siress Blassie is her own, she also notes that she did not audition for the role, and jumped at the chance upon finding out she would be acting with Astaire.
Following her stint in the Original Series, she appeared in Glen A. Larson's genre series, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century as Zantia's Prime Minister in the episode "Planet of the Amazon Women" (co-starring Felix Silla).
Jeffreys died on September 27, 2017 at her home in Los Angeles at the age of 94.
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Annihilators

The Annihilators are a rogue Cylon suicide cell dedicated to hitting random Colonial targets.
During the Cylon War, the Cylons programmed this force of Centurions without the ability to be recalled, and therefore are unable to desist hostilities despite the Armistice. The Colonials are only told of the Annihilators as part of the Armistice itself. After the end of the war, and a small task force are assigned to eliminate any remaining Annihilator cells (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5).
En route to a known Annihilator stronghold, codenamed Trinity Base, a force of Annihilators jumps on top of Galactica and is able to board the ship before the Colonials are able to intercept the Heavy Raider. This force of Annihilators boards Galactica and is able to decompress the ship, killing many of Galactica's crew. However, a force lead by Captain Alexa Cain and Lieutenant William Adama are able to take out the Annihilators that commanded Aft Damage Control—although a Centurion thought destroyed kills Cain in the process (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 6).
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Antebellum Centurion

The Fleet encounters a group of pre-war Cylon Centurion Model 0005 units, complete with an antebellum . These Cylons follow Husker and after they deal with attacks from contemporary Raider forces (Battlestar Galactica 4).
These Cylons are loyal to the Colonials, aiding in the safety of President Laura Roslin during one attack.
Commander Adama, trusting these antebellum Cylons only to a point, uses failsafe destructive devices that can be activated to destroy any Centurions that become rebellious or out of line.
The antebellum Centurions are constantly on alert for newer-model Cylons, and attack Caprica-Valerii when they spot her (Battlestar Galactica 5).
== Notes ==
*"Antebellum" is Latin for "before war". The term is commonly used to describe the characteristics of the southernmost states in the United States before its Civil War of 1861.
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Anthony Carriero

Anthony Carriero is Battlestar Galactica Deadlock's art director.
A fan of both the Original and Re-imagined Series, he strove to bridge the gap between the aesthetics of the two, creating various homages aiming to unify their styles with subtle updates for the modern audience, ergo the Artemis-class battlestar.
Residing in Australia, Carriero's work with Black Lab Games includes Star Hammer: The Vanguard Prophecy.
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Anthony De Longis

Anthony Charles De Longis (born 23 March 1950 ) is an American actor, fight director, sword master, professional weapons trainer, horseman, and writer who portrayed Taba, the young Borellian Nomen in the .
Born in Glendale, California, De Longis has appeared in many genre and popular television series, including 1980s' version of The Twilight Zone, 1990s' version of The Outer Limits, Babylon 5, The A-Team, Highlander: The Series, and Star Trek: Voyager.
In Star Trek: Voyager, he portrayed First Maje Culluh, a Kazon, though this was not his first trek into the Star Trek franchise: he provided voices for various characters in Interplay Entertainment's two Star Trek: The Original Series games, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary and Star Trek: Judgment Rites.
Apart from acting, he works as the fight director at the Los Angeles Music Center Opera, a position he's occupied since 1985. 
De Longis is also an instructor in professional stage movement and combat, having taught Michelle Pfeiffer whip handling for the movie Batman Returns, Angelica Houston for Buffalo Girls and Ellen Barkin for Wild Bill. Additionally, from 1974 to 1993, De Longis taught fencing, stage combat, and character movement at the Theater Arts Department at University of California, Los Angeles.
As an experienced horseman, De Longis is a founding member of The Australian Light Horsemen, a "mounted calvary team that performs realistic combat routines with sabers, lances, bullwhips and pistols".
De Longis has also been awarded with the Dramalogue Award for choreography in Mark Taper Forum's Julius Caesar.
According to actor Robert Feero (who played fellow Nomen Bora), as of 1979 De Longis had achieved a Black belt in Kung Fu.
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Anthony Figurski

Specialist Anthony Figurski is a deckhand aboard .
He and the other deckhands throw a welcome back party for Cally Henderson when she is released from the brig, and he later assists in the construction of the Blackbird, being the first to help Chief Tyrol and signing his name on the hull at its commissioning ceremony .
== Second Exodus ==
Figurski is present at the ship's boxing tournament and talks with Chief Tyrol about Viper maintenance .
Figurski may be considered a slower yet reliable worker. Chief Tyrol makes a humorous comment to Figurski on whether the deckhand was going to appear as if he were actually working that day. When Figurski complains about Admiral Adama's speed in signing a work order authorizing a carbon dioxide scrubber repair that would take up to a day to complete, Tyrol teases him once more, quipping that it would take Figurski a day in any case .
After having a brief confrontation with Seelix about her plans to become a pilot, and overseeing the transfer of some of Dogsville's residents to the refinery ship, he participates in Chief Tyrol's short-lived workers' strike .
Figurski is among the deckhands to whom Chief Tyrol shows the bomb discovered under a Raptor carrying Lee Adama and Romo Lampkin. He seems to agree with Cally Tyrol's suspicion that a Cylon infiltrator was responsible for the bombing attempt. Later he hands Lampkin a case of files from Colonial One, shortly before a second attack wounds the attorney . 
Figurski attends the religious service for Cally Tyrol and is seated next to Galen Tyrol during the ceremony. Later, Figurski and Tyrol look over 's crashed Raptor. The technical failure is attributed to Tyrol's failure to swap out a damaged component. Figurski offers to do Tyrol's work when the Chief becomes irritated and angry over his error, but Tyrol dismisses him .
Figurski replaces Tyrol as Chief of the Deck in the wake of Cally's death, serving up until Gaeta's Mutiny . Following the Mutiny, he is subsequently replaced by Galen Tyrol, with his fate in the wake of the mutiny remaining unknown . 
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*The credits for "Flight of the Phoenix" and "Revelations" give his rank as specialist, 3rd class. However, according to a blog entry by Ronald D. Moore, this rank does not exist within the rank structure of the Colonial Fleet. While the hierarchy the writers use may very well have changed since then, there are no other indications of a distinction between specialists. His rank insignia cannot be identified clearly in any episode, but the costuming department appears to to have produced only one specialist insignia.
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*In the last few episodes of Season 4, many of Figurski's lines were given to Dealino as Don Thompson was unavailable.
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Anthony Hemingway

Anthony Hemingway is a television and movie director who directed "Six of One," a Season 4 episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Prior to "Six of One," he worked as a first unit director on The Wire and Oz.
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Anti-assault battery

An anti-assault battery is a planetary defense system. According to the anti-assault batteries on Gamoray are "practically foolproof". However, points out the fact that Cylons lack independent initiative, and thus their control circuits are always centralized. He proposes neutralizing the anti-assault batteries with a small team .
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Anti-gravity ship

The anti-gravity ship is a singularly unique Colonial spacecraft, designed and built under the guidance of Doctor Zee, incorporating technological innovations far more advanced than either Cylon technology or conventional Colonial technology. Adama believes the vessel to be so powerful that, in sufficient numbers, a force of these vessels could actually enable the humans to retake the , but there are no further resources or raw materials to enable the Galactican Fleet to construct additional ships like it . 
The ship itself is unlike previous Colonial craft in both its saucer design and its oddly luminous nature, in addition to its capability of landing vertically. The ship also creates a mist upon entering Earth's atmosphere that can, when properly implemented, create rain clouds interspersed with nutrients to accelerate plant growth . 
The ship has the ability to analyze every facet of its surroundings, including the people who occupy such surroundings, and is capable of giving an accurate, detailed projection of what will happen in a period of time. In addition, the craft has advanced medical facilities.
A curious bi-product of the ship is its ability to neutralize Earth's vehicles within roughly one mile of its landing zone. The vehicles part of Sydell's motorcade were neutralized as they approached the mountain, where the ship had landed .
While the ship has a crew of Colonial personnel, the ship is operated primarily by Zee who is the only person who fully understands the functions of the ship .
== Related Imagery ==
File:Antigravscale.jpg|The anti-gravity ship exits Galactica, revealing the scale of the ship .
File:Antigrav bridge.jpg|Doctor Zee and Adama on the bridge of the anti-gravity ship .
File:Antigrav below.jpg|A view of the anti-gravity ship from below .
File:Antigrav landing.jpg|A side view of the anti-gravity ship landing behind the mountains .
File:G80 - TSS2 - Troy and Adama Outside of Anti-Gravity Ship.jpg| meets with the sick Super Scout outside of the anti-gravity ship .
File:G80 - TSS2 - Anti-Gravity Ship Life Sciences Area.jpg|Medtechs with the sick Super Scout in a life sciences theater aboard the anti-gravity ship .
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Anti-radiation medication

Colonial medkits include syringes for injection of anti-radiation medication, colloquially known as anti-rad meds or variants thereof.
This medication is likely designed to allow certain tissues of the human body (typically, the thyroid gland) to block or resist absorption of radiation that proceeds nuclear bomb detonations.
Anti-radiation medications cause nauseaNausea is a common side effect of anti-radiation medications, including potassium iodide and Prussian blue. (cf. Notes) in many cases .
== Usage Following the Fall ==
Karl "Helo" Agathon periodically injects himself in his thyroid gland to ward off the effects of Caprica's nuclear bombardment as he sought his way off planet and back to .
Agathon, "rescued" by a copy of Sharon Valerii, is led to a fallout shelter that includes anti-radiation supplies .
Kara Thrace injects the medication into her arm when she arrives on Caprica to retrieve the Arrow of Apollo .
Samuel Anders and his team, the Caprica Buccaneers, escape the initial destruction and organized with other Caprica survivors as the Caprica Resistance. They raid old Colonial Fleet supply depots for anti-radiation medication and other supplies, which a Number Four known as "Doc," in the role of the Buccaneer team's medical doctor prior to the Fall, aims to sabotage .
The Raptor pilots of the Fleet are routinely injected with anti-radiation medication as part of their series of escort flights through a highly-irradiated star cluster .
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*Potassium iodide blocks absorption of radiation by the thyroid gland and thus reduces the overall bodily absorption of radioactivity. 
*Prussian blue is a chemical purgative that, while not preventing radiation damage, reacts with several radioactive compounds to facilitate their removal from the body.
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Antibiotics

Antibiotics are drugs that kill or prevent the growth of bacteria. 
Antibiotics were among the more notable items available on the black market before Phelan's death .
During the colonization of New Caprica, Samuel Anders contracts pneumonia. Dr. Cottle is unable to treat Anders because there are no antibiotics available. He can only advise Thrace to make sure Anders gets enough rest in order to recover. Later, Colonel Tigh mentions to Thrace that keeps a store of backup medical supplies for the pilots on Pegasus, so she calls him to request the antibiotics. However, she is interrupted by the untimely arrival of the Cylon fleet .
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Anton

Sire Anton is a member of the newly elected created after the Cylon holocaust.
When and travel to the planet Carillon, Anton supports the actions of Sire Uri along with other Quorum members— excluded .
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* The name of Sire Anton came from the novelization of "Saga of a Star World". In the children's book "The Battlestar Galactica Storybook" the character is female and thus referred to as Siress Antonie.
*According to the novelization of "Saga of a Star World" he was formerly an aide to Adar and was from Scorpion (called Scorpia in the novelization). 
* Hyde-White's son, Alex Hyde-White, also appeared in the series as an unnamed Warrior. 
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Anton (TOS-DE alternate)

Sire Anton is a Quorum of Twelve Council Member following the exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Man.
== Travelling the Empyrean Expanse ==
Circa 7348, Anton 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 observes that Parrin has been working power brokers throughout the Fleet "like a born politician" (). 
== Notes ==
* Anton 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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Ape and Essence

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 and another Colonial named Enoch visit a planet populated by aggressive red apes, and bring back a large sample of fruit to the . Later, Enoch eats the fruit, which he cannot resist, and transforms into a red ape! He tears around Galactica like a red version of the Hulk, then steals a . He is pursued by several female Warriors, all of whom he cripples — causing them to crash on the planet along with his ship.
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Aphrodite

Aphrodite is one of the Lords of Kobol, worshiped by Colonials in the Re-imagined Series. 
Kara Thrace has two figurines that she uses in prayer, one of them depicting Aphrodite . On New Caprica, Nora prays to Aphrodite to give her and Duck a child (The Resistance: Episode 3).
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Apollo's Journey 1

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Distraught by 's death, is possessed by Iblis. In this state, he alienates and confronts and shoots - much to the dismay of Sheba, Apollo's wife. Meanwhile, the Borellian Nomen, also influenced by Iblis, escape from prison and take over the bridge of the .
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* Several sources note that actor/writer Richard Hatch contributed the story for this miniseries, but that it was subsequently edited drastically by Maximum Press. , 
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Apollo, Lord of Kobol

Apollo is one of the Lords of Kobol worshipped by modern-day Colonials.
Apollo is the son of Zeus, Lord of Kobol, and regarded in Colonial religion as the god of the hunt and the god of healing. In this, his role somewhat mirrors that of Apollo of the Olympian pantheon of ancient Greece, though in Greek mythology Apollo's twin sister Artemis is the god the the hunt.
Within Colonial religion, an artifact known as the Arrow of Apollo appears named for this diety. 
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Apollo (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Apollo (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Apollo (TOS alternate).
Apollo is the Crown Prince of Caprica, son of Archduke Adama, and brother to Lady Athena.
A Viper pilot, his former wingman and friend is Starbuck. Starbuck owes Apollo a life debt, which Lady Athena uses to her advantage following Apollo's abduction during the Cylonic suicide attack on Caprica.
After Apollo's abduction by the Cylonics, he is brought before Imperious Leader Baltar aboard the aetherprison Proteus. Baltar plans to have Apollo sent to Helia for hard labor, before finally extracting Apollo's brain and implanting it into a new iteration of Cylonic Knight—as a means to exact vengeance against Archduke Adama.
Aboard Proteus, he encounters two former subjects of the Colonial Empire that were excommunicated by the Quorum following Baltar's failed power-grab following the Ovion Wars: Boomer and Jolly (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
Aided by Count , Apollo, Boomer and Jolly escape from Helia on a quest for vengeance, believing and others dead as a result of the Cylonic attacks. Through Jolly's connection to a head, they learn of and the true state of the Cylonic empire. Believing it to be their chance for a decisive attack, Apollo leads the group of unarmed shuttles to the planet, only to be intercepted by (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2 & 3).
Now reunited with his and , and later by and the aethership , they strike at Gamoray. After a duel with on the planet, Apollo is left for dead — but during this time Starbuck defends his friend, and Apollo learns of the true reason for Starbuck's desertion from military service.
After Athena successfully destroys the babbage computer, thwarting Iblis' plan to take the Cylonics for himself, the Cylonic threat is defeated. Apollo survives the battle and orders his subjects to take care of the irreparably damaged Boomer and Jolly, whose minds are subsumed by Cylonic code from interfacing with the Cylonic hivemind. 
Apollo returns to duty for the Colonial Empire with Starbuck at his side, serving aboard Galactica on a quest of vengeance, and a potential search for other lost worlds of the Empire (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4). 
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