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In the Original Series and the 1980 version he was also a member the Quroum of Twelve that was the colonial government. In the 2004 series his name was changed from Adama to William Adama.
 
In the Original Series and the 1980 version he was also a member the Quroum of Twelve that was the colonial government. In the 2004 series his name was changed from Adama to William Adama.
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'''Starbuck''': Starbuck was a male fighter pilot in the Original Series and a female fighter pilot in the 1980 version. In the 2004 series she also became a field officer. Her real name is Kara Thrace; "Starbuck" being a callsign.  
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'''Starbuck''': Starbuck was a male fighter pilot in the Original Series and a female fighter pilot in the 2004 version. In the 2004 series she also became a field officer. Her real name is Kara Thrace; "Starbuck" being a callsign.  
    
'''Boomer''': Boomer was a male fighter pilot in the Original Series and a female fighter pilot in the 2004 series. In the 1980 version he took on the role as the executive officer (second in command) of the Galactica.
 
'''Boomer''': Boomer was a male fighter pilot in the Original Series and a female fighter pilot in the 2004 series. In the 1980 version he took on the role as the executive officer (second in command) of the Galactica.
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'''Tigh''': Tigh is the executive officer for the Galactica in the Original and the 2004 versions. In the 2004 series he is named Saul Tigh.  In the third season finale, he discovers that he is a cylon humanoid, like Boomer.
 
'''Tigh''': Tigh is the executive officer for the Galactica in the Original and the 2004 versions. In the 2004 series he is named Saul Tigh.  In the third season finale, he discovers that he is a cylon humanoid, like Boomer.
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'''Baltar''': Baltar is a traitor to the colonials. In the original series he was a member of the Quroum of Twelve, who helped the cylons attack the colonies. This was used for his personal ambition to rule over cylons and humans. However he had to escape the fleet and join the cylons as the commander of a cylon basestar. In the 2004 version he was a timid scientist who was also the vice-president (later the president). He created a defence grid around the twelve colonies that the cylons were able to hack. He was seduced by a humanoid cylon (number 6) who appeared to him but not to anybody else. During his brief presidency the fleet built a city on New Caprica. This was captured by cylons and Baltar was forced to sign the surrender of the colonies. When the people from New Caprica were rescued Baltar was captured and forced to stand trial.
    
==References==
 
==References==
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