Battlestar Galactica by Jeffrey A. Carver

At the decommissioning ceremony, there is a enormous video projection screen at one end of the landing bay that give the illusion of an open window to space.The museum's exhibits contain actual Cylon Centurion Model 0005s captured during the Cylon War.This last sentence alludes to Baltar's Virtual Six, of which the Cylons have no knowledge in the series. The area in which both these conversations happen is named the 'Government Center Plaza.'. And one way or another, you will always be with him'. I'd like to be with him.' The unknown individual says, 'Of course. The time has almost come.' Caprica-Six replies, 'All right, then. The unknown individual she meets after Baltar leaves says, 'It is indeed (about time). The meeting that Caprica-Six has with an unknown individual (immediately following her discussion with Gaius Baltar about the CNP status and her motives for assisting him on the project) has extra dialogue.When asked why he named Cally as 'Jane', Carver said 'she just looks like a Jane' In the series, it is shown that Cally's full name is Callandra Henderson. Carver assigns first names to the three members of Deck Crew 5 ' Jane Cally', ' Brad Socinus', ' Leonard Prosna'.

At the time of the decommissioning ceremony, Galactica is carrying fewer.

In normal operations, Galactica carries as many as fifty fighter, recon, and other spacecraft.

The light emitted by the illuminated spine of an aroused humanoid Cylon is explained as being mostly infrared, with a small amount of gamma radiation, and nearly invisible to the human eye.

Natasi: The name given to Caprica-Six.

The motive for the controversial murder of the infant by a mysterious infiltrator known later as Number Six (as well as Caprica-Six after her resurrection) is explicitly explained as to spare the infant any suffering in the imminent attack.The discussion about the fate of Kara Thrace between William Adama and Saul Tigh has a light-hearted end.This also suggests that his son, Boxey, shares his father's last name. He meets a unexpected arrival of a Cylon 'diplomatic group'-and his death-on the Armistice Station. Colonel Wakefield: The name given to the first human, the Armistice Officer, that viewers see in the Miniseries.Since the information in the Miniseries article (Overview, Summary, etc) covers the novelization, the focus of this article is a comparsion of the two very similar versions of the same story.

Carver, includes a few background elements not shown in the aired Miniseries, and incorporates some deleted scenes. The book, written by science fiction author Jeffrey A. Content and page numbers are from the trade paperback edition (ISBN=0765315416 ), First Edition: January 2006. This novelization of the Battlestar Galactica miniseries was published by Tor Books on December 27, 2005.

2.2 Included deleted scenes from the Miniseries.

Battlestar Galactica by Jeffrey A. Carver