Their original purpose was to make the lives of the colonists easier by performing mundane tasks. However as the Cylons gained popularity the colonists required that more work be performed by their mechanical servants.
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Col Tigh is the executive officer aboard the Battlestar Galactica. He’s an old solider who’s grown cynical and jaded to the world. So much so that its cost him his marriage and many of his friends.
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He does everything by the book and then returns the book to the library on time. The only thing more perfect than his military performance, is his ability to plot FTL jumps.
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Lt Sharon Valerii, aka Boomer is the rook (rookie) pilot of the Galactica. She was temporarily assigned to the ship to gain some experience until it was decommissioned and turned into a museum.
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A station was created to keep the peace, it is here we find our setting. A lonely diplomat waits in a chair, reviewing materials from a war long ago.
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Tyrol is the Chief Petty Officer aboard the Galactica. His job is ensure the mechanical well being of the Galactica and her various space craft.
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His latest achievement, before the downfall of the colonies was the program that allowed the entire defense grid to be networked and thus more efficient.
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The Warders are those who make sure the Village runs smoothly and that the Prisoners volunteer the required information.
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Jessica is the mother Paul Muad’Dib and Alia Atreides as well as the bound concubine (quasi-wife) to the Duke Leto Atreides.
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Alia Atreides, sister to Paul Muad’Dib Atreides, was Regent to the empire after his death.
Alia Atreides, sister to Paul Muad’Dib Atreides, was Regent to the empire after his death.
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Chani is Paul’s Muad’Dib Atreides’s true love and the mother to his three children. To say that Chani loves Paul is an understatement. She would give or do anything for him, as a matter of fact it’s how she died!
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Our story continues in Arrakeen. Despite the fat Baron’s victory, he’s not happy at all. In fact he’s shvitzing out! The Baron is having a nightmare, or rather a prescient vision.
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Today we find our Intrepid hero/Peacekeeper, Dylan Hunt, on a drift, having a meeting. with the delegates from the Charter Signatories. Today’s topic is an Interim Mutual Defence Pact.
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I enjoyed this ep very much, except for the annoying, nagging at the back of your mind fact, that we are just supposed to accept that Dylan, with a whole Armada, doesn’t at least sweep by Earth and take a few pot shots.
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A distress call hails our intrepid leader to the rescue, and what a can of worms that opens…
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I am not a Number. I am a person.
Like most prisons, the citizens of the Village come in many categories, some are chosen for what they know, and some for whom they know.
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Standard meprobamate, developed by F.M. Berger and B.J. Ludwig under the name Miltown, is an anti-anxiety drug which balances the chemistry in the limbic system and thalamus.
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Mytol is the trade name of one of over 1500 drugs synthesized from the benzodiazepine group after the discovery of substance Ro-5-0690
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Speedlearn is a revolutionary educational technique involving a combination of courses designed by a mass education computer known as the General.
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The underground control and administrative areas of the Village house many large computers which our staff rely on to interpret events and analyze Village behavior.
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An electropass is a device which allows high-ranking Village personnel freedom of movement while Rovers are present.
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Red Dwarf is a huge spaceship. When I say huge, I don’t just mean big I mean HUGE! huge. It has at least 2600 floors and is four miles long (and seemingly became 6 miles long in Season 7). The ship is so big that it has an in-flight movie in... Read more
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Clones appear throughout the Village in different areas, from general laborers to special-case Prisoners and even as a Number 2. It is unclear what the procedure is for clone design.
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