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Carol Baxter

Carol Baxter is an actress and writer who portrayed two characters in the original Battlestar Galactica.
In "Saga of a Star World" she had an uncredited role as the talkative "Woman in Elevator" who screams in horror when she sees what the Ovions are up to (and is later seen tied down when Cassiopeia is taken prisoner). Later, in "The Lost Warrior" she played Macy from whom Apollo learns the truth about Red-Eye.
Baxter other roles included The A-Team, Hart to Hart, The Incredible Hulk, and the lead female role in The Curse of Dracula serial that was part of the 1979 series Cliffhangers.
As a writer, she worked for four episodes of She-Ra: Princess of Power and one episode of The Incredible Hulk.
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Carol Marks-George

Carol Marks-George is the unit publicist on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and the upcoming television movie, "The Plan".
She started work on the Canadian sketch comedy show The Kids in the Hall, and has worked on various other television shows and mini-series as The Odyssey, The Chris Isaak Show, Taken, Dead Like Me, The L Word and 5ive Days to Midnight.
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Carolanne Adama

Carolanne Adama is the former wife of Admiral William Adama, mother of and the late Zak Adama.
==Biography==
The Adamas' marriage was challenging from the start, as William Adama was often reassigned from base to base.
Her father was friends with an important member of the Defense Subcommittee; it was partly through this connection that her husband was able to reinstate both himself and Saul Tigh in the Colonial Fleet after their post-war furlough . Since William returned to the Fleet twenty-three years before the events of the Miniseries (Sources:Adama's Dossier), it stands to reason that he and Carolanne were married some time before that.
Carolanne knew Bill's longtime friend Saul Tigh and his wife Ellen. Ellen would later remark that Lee was the spitting image of Carolanne . 
Due to William's commitments to the Colonial Fleet, Carolanne raised both children by herself. The strain of William's absence and his commitment to the Colonial Fleet caused the Adamas' eventual divorce.
Carolanne suffered mood swings that upset the others in her family, according to her oldest son, Lee. Later drinking binges after the divorce prevented her from fulfilling (and later apologizing for) promises she failed to keep. Lee Adama believed that, while his father loved his mother, the reverse was not true .
Adama and her husband had little contact since their divorce. At the time of the Cylon Attack, Lee Adama tells his father that she is getting married to someone else .
It is presumed that Carolanne Adama perished in the Cylon attack. William Adama takes the occasion of his wedding anniversary each year to recollect his late ex-wife's memory .
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* Carolanne Adama was first referred to as "Caroline Adama" in the first season episode "Act of Contrition". In the second season episode "Scattered," during a flashback to William Adama and Saul Tigh's days aboard a tramp freighter, Adama refers to his new wife as "Anne". William Adama's wife was referred to as "Carolanne" for the first time in the third season episode "The Passage".
*According to the extended editing session podcast for "A Day in the Life," Carolanne's name was originally Caroline. RDM and the other editors note that the change occurred when Olmos used the name Carolanne instead of Caroline. Ever since, Adama's wife has been called Carolanne by the staff.
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Caroline Smith

Caroline Smith portrayed the Kellie Love, a bank teller that Dillon accidentally "robs," in 
In addition to Galactica 1980, her acting credits include guest spots on Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Quincy, Designing Women, The Incredible Hulk and St. Elsewhere.
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Carolyn Anderson

Carolyn Anderson is a stunt performer and actress who is credited as a "stunt marine" in . Previously she appears as a Joe's Bar patron in "Taking a Break From All Your Worries" that, while uncredited, was later identified via computer-aided facial recognition.
Anderson's other genre appearances include Dark Angel, Fringe, Travelers, Supergirl, Flash Gordon, and Lost in Space.
== External Links ==
* Carolyn Anderson Stunt Reel
Carom

In the Re-imagined Series, the term carom describe the location of a DRADIS contact, typically in conjunction with a three digit number.
The terms describes the contact's position on an incremented disc perpendicular to the ecliptic, similar to a degree of azimuth. For example:
: "DRADIS contact! Cylon basestar, bearing 187, carom 221!"
In this example, a Cylon basestar is 187 increments to starboard, and 221 increments up from the ecliptic.
== Notes ==
*While this system is similar to other science-fiction shows such as Star Trek (where carom is replaced with "mark"), the contacts in the Re-imagined Series have a measuring system with increments greater than 360 (at least upto and probably higher than 881 ), so it is assumed that some incrementation other than degrees is used. One example is the grad, which is 1/400th of a circle, thus simplifying mental arithmetic.
*In the Miniseries, the term "mark" was used, however it changed to carom by Season 1.
==See Also==
*List of terms in the Re-imagined Series
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Carousel

Carousel is the callsign for one of the pilots of Raptor 612, along with Tough Guy.
During the rescue mission back to , Tough Guy and Carousel die when their Raptor exits the final jump to Caprica inside the solid rock of a mountain . 
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Carrot

Carrot is a Viper pilot on who dies at Cylon hands; Boxey is given his bunk .
According to Galen Tyrol, he has red hair and freckles (TRS: Miniseries, deleted scene).
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Carter Jameson

Carter Jameson is a member of the Colonial elite who is of high prominence. 
Jameson is responsible for helping forge the armistice between the Cylons and the Colonials during the Cylon War, and is noted for his staunch advocacy of the ban against artificial intelligence.
Jameson meets Gaius Baltar prior to making his key-note speech at Caprica University years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. At the behest of D'Anna Biers, a producer of The Colonial Gang, Jameson and Baltar arrange for a live debate on the subject of artificial intelligence. However Jameson, thanks to his Cylon collaborating aide, is kidnapped before making this debate (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3). Jameson's status after his abduction remains unstated.
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Case

Please choose a specific reference for the term case:
* Case Orange, the contingency system in place to ensure a working Government in the event of a catastrophic event, as heard in the Miniseries.
* Fumarello case, a small cylindrical case for fumarellos in the Original Series. 
* Marcia Case, a Pegasus Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
* Kevan Kase, who portrayed Marine Scott Kelso in "Final Cut".
Casey's Baseball Park

Casey's Baseball Park is a camp for underprivileged kids run by former professional baseball player Billy Eheres'.
The camp relies on donations from sponsors in order to keep the camp up. Eheres is confident that his baseball team would win the regionals and attract the attention of investors, but this is jeopardized when half his team comes down with the flu. This prompts Jamie Hamilton to recruit the Super Scouts to replace the sick team and, as the Polecats using their super abilities, they are able to win the baseball game that saves Eheres' camp .
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Cass

Cass is a young member of the Soldiers of the One, present on the transport taking new recruits to its compound on Gemenon. 
As part of initiation, Cass and other recruits - including Lacy Rand, Odin Sinclair, Lexon and Devanna - are subjected to a simulated hijacking by polytheist rebels led by STO trainer Kevin Reikle. Believing the simulation to be real, Cass panics and pleads for his life, but is "shot" as a show of force and a dummy is dumped out an airlock in place of his dead body. When the simulation ends, Cass is returned to his seat and the transport continues to the Monotheist "retreat," but Cass' performance is deemed a failure.
While the passing recruits enjoy a reception at the Monad retreat, Cass is executed by a stolen U-87 Cyber Combat Unit as Lacy Rand and Odin Sinclair look on .
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Cassiopeia (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Cassiopeia.
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Cassiopeia (alternate).
Queen Cassiopeia is one of two leaders of the border world Rising Star.
She wars with her sister, Queen Sheba, over whom has the most right to rule Rising Star.
Starbuck takes advantage of this situation by romancing both sisters, as well as taking jobs that he could not deliver on in order to obtain money (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
In exchange for their assistance, Starbuck offers himself in bonded servitude to both of the Queens—who mutually despise one another (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
==Notes==
* While not directly specified, Sheba may not have been the daughter of Lord Cain, given that Cassiopeia is also her sister. Aside from the name, Cassiopeia shares very few traits with her Original Series counterpart. 
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Cassiopeia (alternate)

Cassiopeia is a medtech of Doctor 's aboard , having moved on from her life as a socialator following the Battle of Cimtar.
== Berkley Novelizations ==
Cassiopeia is described as a brunette while Athena is described as a blonde in contrast to the actresses who portrayed them. 
During the mass exodus from the surface of Caprica, Starbuck and Cassiopeia pilot a shuttle filled with highly volatile . They barely evade the attacking Cylons and return to (Saga of a Star World novelization).
== Dynamite Entertainment comics ==
Following entry into a mysterious black hole, Cassiopeia oversees the care of while, unbeknownst to her and , warps Adama's mind ( & ).
== Marvel comics ==
Cassiopeia is a socialator who escapes to the safety of the aboard the freighter , her arm having been broken sometime during the incident. Familiar with the Gemenon language, she translates for an elderly Gemonesse woman who asks , and for help with her ailing husband. Apollo orders Starbuck to bring both the elderly man and Cassiopeia to life station, particularly Cassiopeia after it becomes clear that she is in danger from a mob of Otori Sect women. 
Starbuck and Cassiopeia flirt with one another aboard the returning shuttle, with Cassiopeia suggesting that he "make an appointment" with her after Starbuck admits to having headaches and needing "some kind of release" (). 
Cassiopeia later becomes a nurse, assisting Dr. while is connected to the memory inducer ().
== Maximum Press comics ==
Twenty yahrens after of the Original Series, it is eventually revealed that Cassiopeia died on a mission lead by . 
Prior to this, when Starbuck is believed to be lost in a battle with Eastern Alliance Destroyers, Cassiopeia visits and expresses regret that she failed to tell Starbuck her true feelings (Starbuck #2).
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Caston

Caston is a student at the Athena Academy who is assigned the role of school prefect. 
One day before the bombing on Maglev 23, Caston catches Zoe Graystone illicitly using a holoband to access the V-Club in a school bathroom .
After Amanda Graystone erroneously announces that Zoe was a bomber of Maglev 23 and a member of the Soldiers of the One, Caston verbally assaults Lacy Rand for being a friend to the "terrorist" .
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Cat

A cat is a feline creature.
The term "cat" may refer to the following in the Re-imagined Series, where house cats exist:
* Catbird, a callsign for a Pegasus Viper pilot
*Catman, callsign of George Birch.
* Lance, a male feline carried in a backpack by Romo Lampkin
* A misspelling of Louanne Katraine's callsign, "Kat"
* A greeting between William Adama and Kara Thrace in the descriptive article, Nothing but the rain
For a reference in the Original Series, see
* "The Man with Nine Lives," the title of which refers to real-world Earth lore surrounding cats having "nine lives"
Catbird

Catbird is the callsign of a Viper pilot assigned to the battlestar Pegasus and later to .
Catbird leads Green Squadron in defense of Pegasus after she is ambushed by three Cylon basestars during a haphazardly conceived rescue mission performed against Admiral Adama's orders by Pegasus commander Barry Garner .
Later, his callsign appears on a pilot duty roster in the episode "Six of One".
==Notes==
* A catbird is a bird of the family Ptilonorhynchidae or Mimidae.
* "The catbird seat" is an idiomatic phrase used to describe an enviable position, often one of great advantage.
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Catch the Art Treasures of Kobol Exhibit

Catch the Art Treasures of Kobol Exhibit is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Martius 8, YR42.
== Story ==
We've all been hearing about Kobol for as long as we can remember. We learned about it in our history books, we watched movies about it in school, and we heard our parent's stories. But it's rare to actually see objects from the old world live and in person. Well, now's your chance! Head to the Caprica Art Museum to catch the Art Treasures of Kobol Exhibit and see cultural artifacts from humanity's original homeland. 
Many of the objects in the exhibit are large-scale wooden sculptures, which depict the stories of the ancients and their myths and legends. Other pieces are said to be representative of the massive bodies of water and stunning landscapes that were home to the ancient humans who lived side-by-side with their gods, the Lords of Kobol. Whatever your beliefs about the ancients, though, the beauty of the objects in this exhibit is undeniable. So do yourself, and your family, a favor and go see it now!
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Cavendish

Cavendish is a crew member aboard during Operation Raptor Talon. 
Prior to William Adama's retrieval by a SAR Raptor, Cavendish tells Squadron Leader Banzai that Jaycie McGavin did not survive her injuries, a report that Banzai later relays to Adama (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 5).
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Celestra (RDM)

:For this ship's Original Series counterpart, see Celestra (TOS).
Celestra is an extended-duration research ship, in service with the Colonials by the tenth year of the First Cylon War. Prior to William Adama and Coker Fasjovik receiving their orders for a "milk run," a crewman on the Celestra can be heard contacting the 's CIC. The ship was then operating under Virgon registry .
40 years later, Celestra is still in service, and part of the fleet that escaped from Ragnar immediately after the fall of the Twelve Colonies . 
It is listed on the Roslin/Baltar presidential election tally boards, along with the names of other ships in the fleet .
Celestra survives the fleet's four-year voyage from the the Twelve Colonies to the unknown planet where the last surviving humans and rebel Cylons eventually settle. After the population of the fleet votes to abandon its advanced technology, Celestra is remotely piloted into the planet's sun along with the remaining ships .
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*Celestra is first seen near the end of Part II of the Miniseries, emerging from the Ragnar Anchorage vortex under covering fire from Galactica during the Cylon assault, as well as in the first-season episode "Water." Part of it is visible to the left of Colonial One in the shot before Roslin speaks to Lee Adama.
*The special effects company for the Re-imagined Series created the SFX rendering of Celestra in this article.
*The ship was mentioned on the official Battlestar Galactica web site hosted by the Sci Fi Channel.
*Striker appears to be of the same configuration as Celestra.
*The ship's name and design is an homage to the Original Series from the episode "Take the Celestra".
*Ships of this class were in use by the Colonial military during the First Cylon war (Blood and Chrome).
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Celestra (TOS)

:For this ship's Re-imagined Series counterpart, see Celestra (RDM).
Celestra is a civilian electronics ship within , primarily responsible for work in the field of electronics, including equipment development and testing.
Celestra has an extensive docking bay, capable of docking numerous Vipers and shuttle craft. The ship has very little in the way of creature comforts, such as recreational facilities; the bridge is accessible only from its aft quarter.
Like all ships in the Fleet, Celestra has a homing beacon to stay with the Fleet.
Celestra was most recently led by Commander Kronus, who captained the vessel from the time of the holocaust until his death (at the helm of Celestra, during an attempted mutiny) (). The ship's former executive officer was Charka, the orchestrator of the failed mutiny, now presumably imprisoned. The Celestra's current commander structure is unknown.
== Crew ==
A majority of Celestra crewmembers are electronics specialists, while a few are security guards, shuttle pilots and ship operators. To oppose executive officer Charka's abusive practices, such as double-shifting entire families, many crewmembers undertook a mutiny, attempting to steal a shuttle and escape to a remote planet. Their mutiny failed amidst a laser battle in the docking bay. They were captured and being transported to a hearing when they suddenly found themselves stranded in deep space in the Celestra's shuttle. The crewmembers used their electronics expertise to modify the shuttle's scanners to track ions, which pinpointed the Celestra's location, thereby rescuing themselves.
* Damon, electronics specialist, leader of first mutiny
* Aurora, shuttle pilot, former love of 
* Hermes, helm officer on bridge, participant in second mutiny
It is possible that Celestra was originally designed to be a work ship, with only its captain and a few others to remain permanently aboard; most of its crew would ferry on and off the ship in ten- (hour) shifts, for example. However, with the fleet constantly on the run post-holocaust, Celestra may have been forced to accommodate many more full-time crewmembers than its original design intended, hence the uprising.
== Notes ==
* The arm patch worn by Celestra crew is the shoulder sleeve patch of the United States Army's 78th Infantry Division.
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Celestra type

Celestra type ships are a class of ship used in the Twelve Colonies at least as early as the First Cylon War, during which they served an unknown role assisting battlestar groups .
Over forty years later, this type is still utilized by the colonials. At least two, and Striker, escape with following the destruction of the Colonies and are later scuttled following the discovery of .
==Notes==
* The Celestra type is based on an ship design. In that continuity, the ship served as a civilian electronics research ship. It is unknown if it is meant to serve that same role in the re-imagined continuity, or another one all together. Given its presence in the Auxiliary Fleet, it is assumed the ships performed a different role.
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Centar

A centar is a Colonial measurement of time and analogous to one Earth hour. Its plural form is "centares".
One (1) centar is equal to sixty (60) centons.
== Notes ==
* The original script for Greetings From Earth has a key that says a centon is a minute, a centar is an hour, a secton is a week, and a yahren is a year.Greetings From Earth episode review at Sheba's Galaxy
* In the Maximum Press comics, the term is spelled with an "u": "centaur" is the singular form, while "centaurs" is the plural form.
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Center

Please choose a specific reference for the term center:
* Boraton mist control center, the fire control station on in the Original Series.
* Combat Information Center, the bridge and command center of a battlestar in the Re-imagined Series.
* Life Sciences Center, a term for Galactica's sickbay in the Original Series.
* New Caprica Detention Center, the building created by the Cylon Occupation Authority to remove unwanted elements from the nascent colony in the Re-imagined Series.
* Rejuvenation center, a recreational area on Galactica in the Original Series.