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Bureautician

A bureautician is a bureaucrat or high member of Colonial society, such as a member of the .
A survivor ejected from the forcibly informs Captain that the bureauticians luxuriate in luxury aboard the Star. The said bureautician is later discovered to be Sire Uri, a newly elected member of the Quorum post-Battle of Cimtar .
== Notes ==
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica (a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979):
: Bureauticians (spelled "buriticians" in the book), traditionally called sire or siress, are the "hereditary nobility of the ". Originally, the bureauticians were families appointed by the last Lord of Kobol to rule over each colony, but these families died out over the millenia. These families were later replaced by those chosen from great military and political leaders. 
: It is said that during the "great economic growth that followed the scientific renaissance, anyone whose business success reached intercolonial importance could be called sire or siress". Of course, the bureauticians "never held complete political power after the exodus itself". In the antiscientific period of the Colonies, mystics of the Books of Kobol and military leaders held considerable control over the Colonials; even later, this power was transferred further to the military leaders during the Thousand-Yahren War, although they kept their military titles as they "never fully identified with the older nobility". 
: After the scientific renaissance, bureauticians "faced repeated populist challenges from the common people" seeking self-government, and government was shared with "commoners and with the rising industrial classes". Bureauticians who could not adapt were either "violent overthrown, or else retired to their luxurious vast estates to dream" about past glories. 
: The "strength of the great [bureauticians] has been their strong sense of family unity, and their code of honor and self-sacrifice strengthened by an awareness of a tradition stretching across the millennia."
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Burkett

Commander Burkett is Therion commanding officer.
Sometime during his life, he lost his left arm (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1) and is killed during the Battle of Aquaria after the Cylons disable Therion and her s (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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Butler

Captain Butler is an United States Air Force officer assigned to Air Force Special Detachment One.
He accompanies Colonel Briggs on a plane ride to New York after the detection of an unknown object headed toward the Tri-State Area .
== Notes ==
While the performer appears in other productions, notably It Takes a Thief (season 1, episode 14 ""Locked in the Cradle of the Keep") and The Monkey's Uncle, as a background performer, those roles are also uncredited.
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Buzzer

Buzzer is a Viper pilot in Strike Force One during the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid .
== Notes ==
* The callsign for Buzzer comes from the DVD subtitle tracks, and therefore may or may not be canonical. 
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By your command

"By your command" is arguably the most popular phrase of the Battlestar Galactica saga.
==Original Series usage==
* "By your command" spoken by an : 
The phrase is frequently said by the robotic soldiers of the in the in a neutral metallic voice as the affirmative response to an order from another Cylon Centurion, the Imperious Leader, or other authority (including ). The phrase is iconic of the Cylons' nature as a robotic race, becoming something of a 'catchphrase' of the series.
==Re-imagined Series/Caprica usage==
* "By your command" spoken by a Number Six humanoid Cylon: 
In the Re-imagined Series, the phrase has been said twice by copies of Number Six, once to a copy of Sharon Valerii in response to finding the escaped Fleet of refugee survivors of the genocidal Cylon attack on the Colonies , and again (barely audible) in the episode "Colonial Day."
Since these Cylons appear to run their fleet by consensus, the use of "By your command" may be less of a command acknowledgment. The use of the phrase may be more analogous to the Colonial affirmation "So say we all."
The catchphrase is also used in "Razor" by old model Cylons attacking Pegasus. These old model Cylons belong to a group of Centurions known as "Guardians" who escaped being scrapped when the model was phased out.
Its origins are revealed in the Caprica pilot, when the U-87 Cyber Combat Unit, the prototype of the original Cylon Centurions in the Twelve Colonies, completes its first successful live-fire exercise and reports to its human observers, "Program completed by your command." As U-87s enter mass production and are put into service, "By your command" is used regularly (Caprica).
The phrase appears to be rare among non-Cylon robots in the Twelve Colonies. When asked about whether he could use the response himself, Serge stated that it was an available option, but that it sounded "a little stiff."Serge Graystone Twitter post: October 5, 2010 2:23 pm
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*A friend of Ronald D. Moore, Roswell writer Breen Frazier, indicated to Moore that he was surprised that the popular phrase from the Original Series was missing from the early script of the Miniseries. Moore recalled that Breen asked how could the new show be called Battlestar Galactica, without the use of the phrase, "By your command." Therefore it was added at the very end (Source: Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion).
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Byron Dane

Byron Dane is the lone survivor of a destroyed separatist colony on a planet in Neutral Space.
He is recovered by Captain Aaron Kelly and marines (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1) and brought back to Commander William Adama and Julian DiMarco. Dane initially (and correctly) believes that DiMarco is responsible for the destruction of his colony, but Adama lies and blames the destruction on the Cylons (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2).
Dane is taken to and is returned to Colonial space (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2). Several months later, Dane becomes an outspoken critic of the Colonial government and gains the attention of the Cylons (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 8).
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Byron Lawson

Byron Lawson (born August 26, 1968) is a Canadian actor who portrayed a pilot in "Occupation," the Season 3 premiere for the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Lawson has appeared in such genre productions as Andromeda, Jeremiah (in the recurring role of Lee Chen, with Kandyse McClure, Tricia Helfer), and First Wave (with Sebastian Spence). 
In addition to television, he appeared in Snakes on a Plane with Emily Holmes (Nora Farmer from "The Resistance" webisodes).
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C-Bucs Fever: Catch It on Video!

C-Bucs Fever: Catch It on Video! is a The Caprican Sports article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Februarius 24, YR42.
== Story ==
You may have noticed that we at The Caprican have ourselves a bit of a Pyramid problem. The problem is that live and die with every pass, shot and cinq executed by our beloved C-Bucs. We understand, however, that not everyone is that fired up, which is why we're offering this video promo straight from the bowels of Atlas Arena. It was recorded and sent in by a dedicated reader of The Caprican who shares our wish that everyone be as excited for Pyramid as we are - let's face it, fans, the boys and girls in blue need as much help as we can give them.
== Note ==
*The image used for the article is the same featured in a previous sports article "Will the C-Bucs Stop Here?" also by Caleb Barlow. 
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CBDR

CBDR is an acronym for Constant Bearing, Decreasing Range, and refers to an object on an intercept (or collision) course with a ship.
Raiders on attack approach to can be CBDR .
When Pegasus first appears on DRADIS, Lieutenant Gaeta indicates the DRADIS target as CBDR to Galactica . 
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CGI

CGI is a typographic emblem stamped on government-issued supplies, including cooking oil and canned foodstuffs.
 and the Caprica-copy of follow a disaster beacon to a fall-out shelter in the basement of a diner, which they find stocked with various supplies . 
== Notes ==
It is feasible that CGI is analogous to the United States of America's Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), the government organization tasked with its military's subsistence supply chain. 
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CORA

CORA is an acronym for "Computer, Oral Response Activated."
CORA is an advanced flight computer installed in Recon Viper One, designed to not only assist the pilot in flying during long patrols, but also keep him entertained.
CORA's voice is distinctly feminine, and it exhibits a flirtatious demeanor when interacting with . Despite the apparent advanced intelligence of the unit, it fails to prevent Robber from stealing the Recon Viper, even assisting him by flying as he directed.
Capable of maneuvering the Viper extremely competently and precisely, Starbuck has CORA perform a maximum-G climb that causes a to crash into the planetoid Proteus .
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*CORA appears to have been an early incarnation of a talking vehicle which Glen A. Larson would later explore in another television series he created, Knight Rider.
* According to Encyclopedia Galactica (a non-canonical piece of merchandise published in 1979):
: CORA is said to be equipped on Galactica recon s and is "uniquely able to derive and execute ultralight evasive maneuvers through instantaneous analysis of up to five hundred attackers". CORA's ability to interact with the Viper pilot via "two-way voice communication" leads "many pilots to coment (sic) that the system has a 'personality' of its own".
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CSN

CSN is an initialism for a phone and electronic-based shopping network offering goods on the Twelve Colonies of Kobol circa 42YR.
The Caprica branch offered a "traditional Picon engagement necklace" (item # 075-8757) for 99.99 cubits, with 1.95 cubit shipping and handling charge, prior to a CapTV report regarding Cornell Gast's suicide .
Its electronic address is csn.cap, with a phone number of 808-555-12.
== Notes ==
* Due to the fact that the CSN initialism is unspecified in this brief appearance, this article refrains from speculation regarding the organization's full title.
* The 075 and 8757 in the item number may be nods to Galactica Battlestar Group number and Kara Thrace's Viper 8757, respectively.
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Cabott

Cabott is a leading labor figure aboard Hitei Kan following the Second Exodus.
After Xeno Fenner is arrested for his labor efforts, he continues to lead the strike aboard the refinery ship, for which he is arrested as well. In his cell, Cabott suffers from hallucinations and injures himself due to his traumatic experiences while imprisoned on New Caprica. When Admiral William Adama forces Hitei Kan's resumption of production, Fenner and Cabott are released from the brig .
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Cache

Cache is the name given to the habitable moon of a ringed planet by the Colonial Resistance in an alternate reality, upon which Q-Cache #7202 is located ().
A and fly to this planet, believing it to be Q-Cache #2702. While Starbuck is captured by Baltifer's , Apollo makes it to this moon by slingshotting himself around Cache's hypergiant star, and lands upon its surface. 
Featuring active volcanos and methane seas, and the nearby hypergiant's sensor distorting effects, Cache is a perfect hiding point for the Colonial Resistance. 
Following 's , Baltifer's baseship deploys its chronal cannons devised by and reverts the moon's tectonic plates to a primordial state, forcing the Resistance to evacuate ( & ). 
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Cade Ward

: For other people with the same last name, see: Ward.
Colonel Cade Ward is the executive officer to Admiral Helena Cain at the time that their ship, Pegasus are called to investigate a distress signal near Cylon space, as well as a missing battlestar, Chronos (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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*As the comic writers do not have to confer with the television writing staff, it is unclear if this character is intended to be the officer that Admiral Cain kills per information in the episode "Pegasus." In "Razor," the canonical character that meets his end is Colonel Jurgen Belzen, Cain's long-time XO.
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Caesar

Caesar is the Graystone family's dog. He is the puppy of Daniel Graystone's previous dogAs stated in Serge's twitter account, and grew up with Zoe Graystone, outliving her mortal self after the Maglev 23 bombing. In the aftermath, Caesar bears witness to Lacy Rand's revocation of security clearance after Daniel discovers her in Zoe's room, and lead him to discover Zoe's avatar in the V-Club . Caesar has access to Daniel's lab and exhibits familiarity with the U-87 robot, prompting Graystone to suspect that Zoe's avatar still exists . 
In an attempt to convince the U-87 to reveal itself as Zoe, Daniel gives the robot a handgun and orders it to shoot Caesar. It complies after determining that the gun is loaded with blanks due to the weight differential, sparing the dog; otherwise, she might have turned it on Daniel . 
== Notes ==
* "Caesar" is a Latin word meaning "head of hair," although it later becomes synonymous with Julius Caesar.
* Caesar was portrayed by Hannah, and was credited for her appearances in the series' run, excluding the pilot.
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Cailin Stadnyk

Cailin Stadnyk is the actress who portrays Ensign Davis, a Raptor pilot aboard who is attracted to .
She is credited in the first season episodes "The Hand of God" and "Colonial Day".
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Cain

Cain can refer to the following characters in the Battlestar Galactica saga:
*Commander , commander of battlestar in the .
*Lieutenant Garris Cain, from the mixed-continuity Battlestar Galactica Video Game released in 2003.
*Admiral Helena Cain, commander of the advanced battlestar Pegasus in the Re-imagined Series.
*Lucinda Cain, lead on Project Jupiter and admiral in Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War as depicted in Battlestar Galactica Deadlock.
*Lucy Cain, Helena Cain's sister, who died in the first Cylon War.
Cain (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Cain (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Cain (TOS alternate).
Lord Cain is the commanding officer aboard Pegasus.
For a time, Lord Cain and Lady Athena engage in a romantic relationship that Archduke Adama disapproves of.
Athena believes that Cain perished aboard Pegasus during the Cylonic attack against the Twelve Colonial Empires (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
A message purporting to be from Cain reaches Adama, summoning to . However, this proves to be a mere ruse, as a fleet of Cylonics lead by await Adama and his small fleet of six ships (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 2). 
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Cain (Amok Time)

The Commander Limited Edition Collectible Figure is an 1/6-scale mixed-media figure, and is part of the Amok Time release circa 2008, following their take-over of the Original Series license from Majestic Studios after its dissolution in 2007.
As is typical of 1/6-scale mixed-media figurines, this piece features multiple points of articulation (rotating head, arms, legs), is clothed using materials that replicate the look of the costume worn by the character, and includes certain accouterments. 
To aid in the display of the figurine, the piece comes with a two-piece display stand consisting of a display base with the show's logo and the support arm that cradles the figure around its torso. 
The figurine was officially cancelled in 2010, when Amok Time's license for the Original Series 1/6 scale line expired.
== Accessories ==
The figure was billed as featuring "classic BSG accessories" and display stand, and accessories were not itemized in sales descriptions from the Amok Time's online listing circa 3 March 2008.
== Outfit ==
The ensemble worn by Cain are his personalized Warrior's uniform (jacket, tunic, pant), plus weapons belt with laser pistol, and brown knee high motorcycle boots. As to be expected, Cain features his ascot and brooch.
== Prototype ==
A prototype for this figure was shown at Toy Fair in 2008, and displayed alongside some gallmonging Cylons (Commander and Centurion) and Lucifer figurines.
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== Face Sculpt ==
A point of comparison to Majestic Studios' figures, Amok Time's prototypes featured greater accuracy on their likeness to the character whom portrayed them. 
Head sculpts for the prototypes were art directed by Amok Time's Charles Eugeni and Paul Lazo, and executed by Joy and Tom Studios.
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Cain (TOS alternate)

Commander Cain is a Patton-esque military commander of the Twelve Colonies of Man, commanding the and the Fifth Fleet during the Thousand Yahren War.
== Dynamite Comics ==
Following the Battle of Gamoray, escapes via a lightspeed maneuver with Cain and his crew surviving the encounter, unbeknownst to .
Two sectares following Gamoray, he considers transferring command of Pegasus over to Iollas, his long-time friend of thirty yahrens and executive officer, as he misses deeply.
He abandons that idea following the transmission from the last known living woman, Kali, and leads a small team to the interior of the hollow planetoid ().
While separated from his security detail after landing on the planet, he speaks to Kali and who pistol-whips him unconscious. It is after he regains consciousness that he is "convinced" to heed Kali's every word by this same entity ( & ).
As such, Cain finds himself executing upon decisions that he would not normally make, including jailing his own daughter, , after she questions his actions (). 
Following Sheba's escape from the brig, she makes her way to Pegasus bridge finding that the battlestar has opened fire on the two Galacticas. Kali's control over Cain is broken when she shoots Sheba, who dies in Cain's arms. In retaliation, Cain breaks Kali's neck, and orders all hands abandon Pegasus. With great anger and shame over what he has allowed to happen, Cain destroys the that Iblis commands by ramming Pegasus into it—joining his daughter in death ().
=== Notes ===
Cain's appearance changes mid-way through series, as Edu Menna completed the back-half of the six issue series from Johnny Desjardins.
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Cain (father)

Mister Cain is the father of Helena and Lucy Cain.
During the Battle of Tauron, he tried to protect his daughters, but was mortally wounded in the aftermath of an explosion in the stairwell of a shelled building. As he died, Cain told Helena to protect Lucy from the Cylons, which is something that she later failed to do out of fear after Lucy got trapped on a piece of rubble (TRS: "Razor," extended version).
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Callisto

Callisto was the lover of Kassia and a native of New Caprica. He died during a Cylon atack on that colony, and his body was taken by the Cylons for experimentation. His loss permanently affected Kassia.
==Notes==
*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.
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Callsign

A callsign is a unique nickname used primarily over wireless communications for brevity.
Callsigns assigned to pilots and flight officers can play on the aviator's name, or can be based on specific circumstances or attributes (sometimes comical). Examples:
*William "Husker" Adama
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*Kara "Starbuck" Thrace
*Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson
*Sharon "Boomer" Valerii
Such callsigns are also used informally outside of wireless communication. For example, is often in conversation referred to by his callsign "Helo" rather than his given name outside of the cockpit.
Specific military callsigns are reserved for certain positions or functions rather than any individuals. A ship's commander will assume the callsign "actual," e.g. "Galactica actual," "Pegasus actual," "Demetrius actual," etc. These callsigns are not for informal use.
Ships can also have callsigns. Viper and Raptor callsigns are based on tail numbers (Viper 7242, Raptor 718). 
The callsign "Colonial One" is reserved for the vessel carrying or designated for the sitting Colonial President, similar to the way the United States Air Force and Marine Corps designate "Air Force One" and "Marine One" as the President's official air transport and helicopter respectively. "Colonial Heavy 798" assumes the callsign "Colonial One" after Laura Roslin is sworn in as President following confirmation of the deaths of President Adar during the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies.
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