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Razor (Region 2 DVD)

==Summary==
The Razor DVD contains the Unrated Director’s Cut version of television movie.
The cover was chosen by fans from a selection on the Official Sci-fi Channel site.
:Battlestar Galactica: Razor takes you on an edge-of-your-seat adventure with an epic untold story of Lieutenant Kendra Shaw and the other Battlestar, Pegasus. Battlestar Galactica: Razor tells the story of Lee Adama’s first mission as commander of the Battlestar Pegasus and reveals the story of how Admiral Cain served her ship during the original Cylon attack on the Colonies. Battlestar Galactica: Razor is a special 2-hour movie event that will air on Sky One on 5th December 2007. The DVD will contain an extended version of the broadcast that includes all-new characters and more action and visual effects than any previous episode in the popular series, as well as behind-the-scenes interviews with the series creators. An indispensable backdrop to the events that will take place in the Fourth Season of BSG, Razor is a must-own for fans of the series.
===Special Features===
*Deleted scenes
*"The Look of Battlestar Galactica": Sit down with Battlestar Galactica's Director of Photography, Stephen McNutt, to see how Battlestar Galactica gets its visceral, gritty look.
*"My Favorite Episode So Far": Cast members explain which episode has been their favorite so far and why.
*Sneak Peek into Season Four with David Eick and Ron Moore: Creators David Eick and Ron Moore give fans insight into the fourth season.
*Season 4 sneak peek
*Season 4 Trailer
*Minisodes
*Commentary with Executive Producer Ron Moore and writer Michael Taylor
===Languages===
*Soundtrack
**English 5.1 Surround
===Subtitles===
*English SDH
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Re-imagined characters

Image:Adama - Maximum Press.jpg|Adama
Image:Apollo - Maximum Press.jpg|Apollo
Image:Starbuck - Maximum Press.jpg|Starbuck
Image:Sheba - Maximum Press.jpg |Sheba
Image:Cassiopeia-Maximum-Press.jpg |Cassiopeia 
Image:Athena - Maximum Press.jpg|Athena
Image:Tigh - Maximum Press.jpg|Tigh
Image:Boomer - Maximum Press.jpg|Boomer
Image:Baltar-Maximum-Press.jpg |Baltar
Image:Lucifer-Maximum-Press.jpg |Lucifer
Image:Cylon - Maximum Press.jpg|Cylon Centurion
Image:Imperious Leader - Maximum Press.jpg|Imperious Leader 
Image:Iblis - Maximum.jpg|Count Iblis 
Image:Cain - Maximum Press.jpg|Commander Cain 
Image:Serina-Maximum-Press.jpg |Serina
Image:Adam and Eve - Maximum Press.jpg|Adam and Eve
Image:Young Cain - Maximum.jpg|Young Cain
Image:Young Boxey - Maximum.jpg|Young Boxey
Re-imagined ships

Image:Galactica and Pegasus - Maximum Press.jpg|Galactica and Pegasus 
Image:Pegasus - Maximum Press.jpg|Pegasus
Image:Colonial Viper - Maximum Press.jpg|Colonial Viper
Image:Cylon basestar - Maximum Press.jpg|Cylon Basestar
Image:Cylon basestars - Maximum Press.jpg|Fleet of Cylon Basestars
Image:Cylon raider - Maximum Press.jpg|Cylon Raider
Realm Press

Realm Press was a comic book company that published comic books based exclusively on the Original Series, spanning between 1998 CE through 2000 CE. 
Following the end of the Maximum Press run, Realm Press began its own run of Battlestar Galactica comics, beginning with their Battlestar Galactica: Search for Sanctuary single issue special. Other one shots were subsequently published. Later, Realm introduced a monthly comic titled "Battlestar Galactica Season 3." This series only ran for three issues before it was canceled, and shortly thereafter Realm abandoned the entire franchise altogether.
Realm's foray was notable for its use of airbrushed art and its attempts to remain faithful to the look and feel of the Original Series, unlike its predecessor. Character likeness were altered in order to avoid legal likeness issues regarding performers.
====Battlestar Galactica, Season II====
#Issue 1: The Law of Volahd, Part 1 (2 alternate covers)
#Issue 2: The Law of Volahd, Part 2
#Issue 3: Prison of Souls, Part 1 (2 alternate covers)
#Issue 4: Prison of Souls, Part 2
#Issue 5: Prison of Souls, Part 3
====Battlestar Galactica, Season III====
#Issue 1: No Place Like Home (3 alternate covers)
#Issue 2: Hades Hath No Fury (4 alternate covers)
#Issue 3: Fire in the Sky (3 alternate covers)
====The New Millennium====
#Fear of Flying / Favorite Son / Tales of the Pegasus: Chapter One, Daddy’s Girl (3 alternate covers)
====Eve of Destruction====
# Prelude I: Nostalgie De La Boue / Prelude II: Daughter of Elysium
====Search For Sanctuary====
# Search For Sanctuary, Part 1
# Search For Sanctuary Special Edition
====1999 Tourbook====
# Dark Genesis (3 alternate covers)
====Battlestar Galactica Special Edition====
# Centurion Prime (2 alternate covers)
====Gallery Special====
# The Care and Feeding of Your Daggit / Masquerade
====Cancelled one-shots====
# Colonial Technical Journal, Volume 1
# Dire Prophecy (2 alternate covers)
# Darkest Night (2 alternate covers)
# Battlestar Black and White (2 alternate covers)
# Cylon Dawn (2 alternate covers)
# No-Man’s Land (2 alternate covers)
# Minor Difficulties (anthology of short tales)
== See also ==
* List of Comics
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Rebecca

Rebecca is a makeup artist on Backtalk with Baxter Sarno who abhors cigarette smoking.
Prior to Daniel Graystone's appearance on Backtalk, Rebecca works on hiding the bruises on Graystone's face —the result of Sam Adama's assault that occurred outside the Red Gloves Gym . Despite Rebecca's view of cigarette smoking, she accepts Graystone's bribe of 1000 cubits in return for his being able to smoke before appearing on stage (Gravedancing).
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Rebecca (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the name, Rebecca or its variants:
* Becca "Beetle" Andrewson, a Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
* Rebecca, a makeup artist working on Backtalk with Baxter Sarno as seen in "Gravedancing."
* Rebecca Davis, the actress who portrayed Naia in "Deadlock."
* Rebecca Lee, the makeup department head on Caprica.
Reclamation of Celestra

After the mutiny, Charka, who had been placed in temporary command of the Celestra during Kronus' absence, orders that the shuttlecraft be given bogus navigation coordinates in order to strand its occupants, including Kronus, in deep space. To ensure the crew's loyalty, Charka promises each crewmember a promotion in rank and pay. Apollo is disturbed when the fleet does not appear on his scanners as expected; trying to reverse triangulate their position, they are unable to locate the Celestra, which has "gone dark" to avoid detection. Having lost its last reference point to the fleet, the shuttlecraft runs low on fuel; the mutineers agree to alter the shuttle's computers to act as ion tracking sensors to locate the Celestra, in exchange for fair hearings regarding their mutiny. The shuttlecraft locates the Celestra and touches down aboard her landing bay just as fuel expires; Apollo, Starbuck, and Kronus make their way to the bridge, accompanied now by former mutineers Aurora and Damon. Using Hermes, Apollo gains access to the confiscated laser pistols; a firefight breaks out on the Celestra bridge, damaging the steering control and sending the Celestra veering wildly off course. Kronus crawls to the steering control and rights the vessel, but not before taking a lethal laser blast. Apollo tackles Charka and disarms him, ending the (second) mutiny. 
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Recon

Recon is shorthand for "reconnaissance," and used throughout both the Original and Re-imagined Series.
A variety of crafts use this term in their craft's nomenclature, particularly: 
* Recon Viper 1, a craft pilots in "The Long Patrol."
* Recon Probe 3, a craft pilots in "The Lost Warrior."
* Recon Probe Delta, a craft piloted by Briton and Kanon during routine patrols to intercept who may happen across in "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I."
Recon Probe 3

Recon Probe 3 is a callsign for a piloted by Captain .
When Apollo encounters four Cylon Raiders in the Hatari sector, Apollo leads the Raiders away from the Fleet by transmitting false distress calls on an open frequency. While Apollo successfully avoids the patrol, he runs out of fuel and lands on Equellus.
After an ordeal with a lone Centurion on the planet, he obtains fuel from another Colonial Warrior's crashed Viper and leaves Equellus .
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Recon Probe Delta

Recon Probe Delta is one of many s tasked with patrolling the flight paths to so as to detect any wayward craft before they detect the Thirteenth Colony.
Piloted by Captain Kanon and Lieutenant Briton, the recon probe detects an advanced Cylon Raider that will make its way to Earth. What is more disturbing to both is that the Cylons appear to have taken on humanoid form and, seeing as laser fire is ineffective against the ship, they decide to ram it. 
Delta is severely damaged and drifts off into space, while the A-B Raider drifts off towards Earth to be captured by Earth's gravity.
It is this Viper that the Galacticans believe to be heading to Earth, but it is subsequently recovered by another Viper patrol. Due to this, and Doctor Zee now learn about the Cylon androids and the advanced technology the Cylons have created .
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Red-Eye

"Red-Eye" is the name given to the only surviving Centurion that crash-landed on Equellus in a Raider. 
Lacerta discovers the damaged Cylon in the wreckage of its ship and uses the Centurion to terrorize the local towns people for nine yahren. Apparently having suffered some scrambled circuits during the crash, Red-Eye follows Lacerta due to its belief that Lacerta is the Imperious Leader.
Red-Eye obtained a Colonial laser pistol by murdering a marooned Colonial Warrior known as Martin, who had arrived some time previously and who attacked the Cylon on sight. Martin was the father of Puppis and husband of Vella, a local.
Red-Eye's armored exterior was proof against any Numo, the only weapon available to the natives of Equellus. When encounters it, the Centurion has numerous dents from previous attempts to destroy it, none of which had seriously damaged it. Red-Eye's sensor eye makes a sound distinctly different from that of most Cylon Centurions, perhaps again due to damage it suffered in the original crash.
 
Under Lacerta, Red-Eye appropriates "tribute" (i.e., livestock, food, valuables) from the townspeople in exchange for their lives. Lacerta's reign of terror ends after is forced to land on the planet. At first, Apollo refuses to act against Red-Eye, believing that more Cylons might be present on the planet. He eventually destroys the Cylon after he hears the story of Red-Eye's origin and realizes it is alone.
In total, 10 people die at Red-Eye's hand, including Bootes, Puppis' uncle .
== Notes ==
* It is unknown what weapon, if any, was used by "Red-Eye" to kill Martin.
* Red-Eye rode a horse during the episode "The Lost Warrior," which is an unusual mode of transportation for a Cylon.
* Rex Cutter also portrayed Cy in the Galactica 1980 episode "The Return of Starbuck."
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Red-Eye (TOS alternate reality)

Red-Eye is the name given to a by the people of .
In an alternate reality, Red-Eye uses and his various goons to secure the Cylons' foothold on the planet, then promptly dispenses of these mislead collaborators. 
 repeats history after a fashion by destroying the Cylon and saving the Equellusians from varied Cylon fates ().
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Red (1980)

Red is an irate United Broadcasting Company employee who comes across the Super Scouts as Wellington is explaining the components of an $80,000 camera in a state of disassembly. He runs to Mr. Brooks office to confront Jamie Hamilton, who later drags Brooks, Hal Fredricks and Hamilton down to the stage. After insisting that the camera was "ruined," it comes to him as a complete surprise that Camera 4 was in working order and he concedes that his people may have well had the camera taken apart for maintenance. The alternative, as Hamilton notes, is that a bunch of children put it back together in perfect working order .
== Note ==
* This character's name is derived from the original script for "Spaceball".
* The performer was uncredited, but was identified as William Molloy via computer-aided facial recognition.
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Red Gloves Gym

The Red Gloves Gym is a gym in Caprica City, Caprica circa 42YR. Located in a more run-down part of the city, its sign advertises "training for the professional and amateur fighter." 
Daniel Graystone boxes in this "rathole" in order to relieve his stress following Amanda Graystone's public declaration that Zoe Graystone aided in the bombing of Maglev 23. Upon leaving the gym, Daniel is accosted by Sam Adama at the behest of Joseph Adama, whose calls he had been avoiding, and beaten in the nearby back alley .
== Notes ==
* The exterior shots were filmed in the back alley between Powell and East Cordova Streets in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 
== See Also ==
* Photo Gallery: Red Gloves Gym
== References ==
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Red Light District

The Red Light District is an area of Caprica City, which includes Hudson Street.
It is here where Gaius Baltar finds his old university professor, Odin Maxwell, who tries to warn him of the Cylon plot against the Colonies. However, Maxwell is later killed on this street by Caprica-Six, while Baltar is hit by a car while running away from Maxwell on foot. Caprica-Six also dies here after being mortally wounded by Maxwell (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2), but her body is later taken away by Cylon agents and they presumably take the time to notify Caprica City Medical Center of Baltar's condition (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3). 
== Notes ==
* This name is given by Simon in Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3.
* The name is a likely reference to the common term "red-light district," which is a place in cities known to be the center of prostitution.
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Red Squadron (RDM)

Red Squadron is the wireless callsign of several fighter squadrons.
During the Battle of the Binary Star System, it is led by Captain Marcia "Showboat" Case .
The combined Raptor and Viper squadron used as decoy in the Battle of New Caprica, led by , is also called Red Squadron .
Later, Red Squadron is the callsign of a Combat Air Patrol led by Apollo .
== Similar terms ==
* Red Team is the callsign of a group of Vipers on and later during a training exercise conducted by Galactica .
* In a "A Day in the Life," Lee Adama orders his pilots to do flying and landing exercises, dividing them into red, blue, yellow and green "sections".
== Notes ==
* Originally it seemed that Red Squadron could be a standing squadron on (similar to the naming scheme of the Original Series). However, later the term is used for widely different units, which are led by different people. This suggests that it is merely a callsign to identify the squadrons on the wireless and DRADIS.
== See Also ==
* Blue Squadron, Yellow Squadron and Green Squadron
* Squadrons of Galactica
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Red Squadron (TOS)

Red Squadron is a squadron attached to . 
During the Battle of Cimtar, Lieutenant Starbuck led the squad as Red Leader 1 .
Bojay leads Red Squadron (including ) on a precautionary intercept when the squadron is abducted by the Ship of Lights .
After its reappearance, orders this squadron to prevent any ship from launching without his permission during the attack lead by and his inmates from the Prison Barge .
== Red Squadron Roster ==
=== Pilots ===
Rank 	Name 	Qualifications	Last Seen
Lieutenant 	 	VS 	The Hand of God
Lieutenant 	Bojay	V 	War of the Gods, Part I
Flight Sergeant	 	V 	Greetings From Earth
== Ships ==
Name	Pilot	Craft	Last Seen 	Notes
 	 	Viper	Saga of a Star World	Starbuck identifies himself as such when approaching Galactica, after returning from the Battle of Cimtar with battle-damage.
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Red Team

Red Team is a group of Viper Mk. VIIs scrambled from Pegasus to intercept Galactica Vipers in the standoff between the two vessels .
The strike team that boards the Guardian basestar is also called Red Team. It is compromised of Kendra Shaw, Kara Thrace, Erin Mathias, Dasilva, Hudson and several other Marines .
Furthermore, Red Team is the designation of group of Vipers taking part in a training exercise. Its pilots, such as and Kara Thrace, have been inactive for over a year due to the colonization and occupation of New Caprica and measure their skills against 's Blue Team .
== See Also ==
* Red Squadron (RDM)
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Red Three

Red Three is the callsign of a Viper pilot cadet aboard Galactica, following the destruction of the Colonies and the subsequent exodus.
She is one of the many women who fall for Starbuck's charms, after she finds herself embroiled in a phalanx of Cylon Raiders during a solo patrol. Starbuck flirts with her after coming to her rescue, noting that she has nice legs, and later sets up a date after they successfully confuse the remaining Cylons into disengaging and returning to Galactica ().
== Notes ==
* Red Three's name remains unstated in the story.
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Red West

Robert Gene "Red" West (March 8, 1936 – July 18, 2017) was an American actor, stunt performer and songwriter who portrayed Marco in the Original Series episode "The Lost Warrior."
 
==Elvis Presley Friendship==
West was a long-time friend and confidant of singer Elvis Presley, having met him in high school in Tennessee. He wrote several songs for Presley, as well as songs recorded by other popular singers of the 1960s and 70s. He was notably fired from Elvis's entourage in 1976 by Presley's father, Vernon when he went public about his concern over Elvis's drug use. Along with his cousin "Sonny" West and Presley bodyguard David Hebler, he wrote the 1976 book Elvis: What Happened?. When Presley died in 1977, not long after the book's publication, it was seen as vindication of West's concerns.
==Acting Career==
West's friendship with Elvis originally led to small acting roles in Presley's films in the 1950s and 1960s. During that, a friendship with actor Nick Adams led to a job doing stunt work on Adams' western series The Rebel. He also stunt doubled on Robert Conrad's popular spy western series The Wild, Wild West (1965). Prior to his Galactica appearance he'd been a regular on Conrad's World War II series Baa Baa Black Sheep (aka Black Sheep Squadron) (1976).
==Death==
West died on July 18, 2017, aged 81, from an aortic aneurysm, at the Baptist Hospital in his native Memphis.
==Notes==
*Was one of several cast members of Baa Baa Black Sheep to appear on Galactica. The others were Katherine Cannon, Larry Manetti, Jeff MacKay, James Whitmore Jr. and W.K. Stratton.
*West was portrayed by Robert Gray in the 1979 film Elvis. His son, John Boyd West played him in the 2005 miniseries Elvis.
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Red moon

The red moon is a rocky and mountainous world with no discernible life or water. It orbits a gas giant located a considerable amount of jumps away from the Twelve Colonies. The moon's thick, frigid atmosphere is composed mostly of carbon dioxide and methane with a small amount of argon. Dangerous high velocity winds dominate the upper atmosphere, and hydrocarbon clouds form an opaque screen around the moon.
Weeks after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the moon is the site of a small skirmish between several Cylon Raiders and a handful of Colonial pilots in training. After engaging the Raiders, pilot Kara "Starbuck" Thrace finds her fighter falling out of control into the moon's atmosphere and ejects, parachuting to relative safety on the surface . As she struggles to maintain a limited oxygen supply and await rescue, she encounters the last Raider that she shot down during the battle. Thrace removes the dead biological material from the Raider's interior and manages to fly the Raider off the moon's surface and back into space (TRS: "You Can't Go Home Again").
== Notes ==
*One of Bear McCreary's music tracks for "You Can't Go Home Again" is titled "Starbuck on the Red Moon." 
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Red planet

The red planet is the name for the planet where Count Iblis is discovered by the Fleet. It is thus named due to its oddity of having an intermittent visual shift in the red spectrum.
Upon landing on the red planet, Warriors , and Sheba discover ruins of a large spacefaring vessel, which their instruments tell them that is highly radioactive. As they attempt to investigate, they are warned off by Iblis, who claims to have been a survivor yet has no recollection of what transpired.
Iblis is "rescued" from this planet by the Warriors, only to have Iblis undermine Commander 's control of the Fleet . Adama's son, Apollo, returns to this planet with Starbuck to investigate the wreckage, in the hopes of finding out Iblis' true intentions and origins. Sheba, having freely given herself to Iblis, pursues and attempts to stop them from discovering that the ship once contained followers of Iblis who were lead to a bad ending. 
Apollo is killed here by Iblis, after taking an energy blast meant for Sheba; this action leads to Iblis' removal from the planet by the Beings of Light, the survivors' first meeting with these entities, as well as Apollo's resurrection .
== Notes ==
* The "red shift effect" is not persistent, and is possibly tied to Iblis' presence for it only appears upon the Warrior's first excursion to the planet in . When Apollo and Starbuck return to the planet, the effect is inexplicably absent . 
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Redemption

Redemption is the seventh, and last, published book in his Original Series-based continuation story line.
== Alternate covers ==
Image:Redemption.jpg|United States' cover art
Image:Redemption UK cover.jpg|United Kingdom cover art
==Notes==
According to Richard Hatch, this was not meant to be the final book in the series of Battlestar Galactica novels he wrote: he wrote books 7 and 8 as a two part story and book 7, Redemption, actually ends on a cliffhanger. However, there were various legal arguments over the publishing rights which resulted in the rights being lost. Whether the 8th book (which Hatch has already written) will ever be published, remains currently unknown.
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