Battlestar Galactica Reboot Trivia

Do you have a plan on scoring? Well, in today's episode. Hey gang, I'm your host, Brian Rollins, and this is episode 146 of the dorky geeky. Nerdy trivia podcast. This week were visiting. The 12 colonies. 4:30 trivia questions all about the Battlestar Galactica, reboot that premiered in 2004. Or if you need rules or scorecards visit the show's website at your key geeky nerdy.com while you're there. You can also browse the show's store. That's right. You can now get dorky geeky, nerdy merchandise, right now. There's t-shirts, mousepads, mugs and more. I'll be adding more to the store as time allows but if you've got a trivia, a fan of your life and the holidays are coming up, so take a look, that's more than the usual Preamble. So let's get going. With the dorky. Round number one who played Starbuck in the series. Katee Sackhoff. Number two. What original series actor had a guest starring role on the reboot? Richard Hatch. Number three. What is Apollo's real name? Lee Adama. Number for the colonial Capital was located on what planet. Caprica. Number 5, in addition to vipers what multi-purpose ships are assigned to Galactica. Raptors. number 6, who was the executive officer or XO for the Galactica, Soul tie. Number seven, Laura Roslin was written specifically for what actress? Mary McDonald. Well, other actresses were considered for the role. The Producers wanted her first and foremost. Number 8 in the middle of season 2, The Galactica is joined by what other Battlestar. The Pegasus. Number nine. Producers were initially. Hesitant about casting. What? Model as Cylon 6. Tricia Helfer. Number 10, the 12 colonies are named after what astrological concept. The 12 signs of the zodiac from Greek myth. The geeky round number one. What is the name of Apollo's deceased brother? Zak Adama. Number two in season 2, the colonial Anthem makes an appearance. What was that piece originally composed for? It's the original Battlestar galactica's theme. Number three. What, Deep Space Nine producer was the showrunner for the new Battlestar Galactica. Ronald D Moore. Number four, what bridge officer was executed along with Tom zarek. Felix Gaeta. number 5, While most of the fleet used Mark 7 vipers Galactica, had what class of fighter Mark 2 vipers. Number 6, the Viper pilot hot dog was played by the son of what other Galactica actor. Edward James Olmos has son Bodie played hot dog. Number seven. What character was never intended to come back after being left on Caprica in the pilot. Helo audiences like the character so much. He was brought back for the series. Number 8, which Cylon was never seen on screen. Daniel or number seven, the writers realize they had miscounted and added the concept of boxing to compensate for his absence. Number 9, who was the original commander of the Pegasus? Admiral Cain. Number 10. What was the title of the three-part series finale? Daybreak. The nerdy round number one. What is the registry number of the Galactica? DSG 75. Number two, who composed the music for the series. Bear McCreary. Number 3, what is the official name for the colonies? The United Colonies of kobol. Number four, prior to the Galactica Adama was the commander of what Battlestar. The valkyrie. Number 5. What was William? Adama has call sign while he was a pilot Husker. Number 6 at the end of the first regular episode 33. What was the name of the ship Apollo? Was ordered to destroy. The Olympic carrier. Number seven, what international organization held a special Symposium to discuss the themes of the series. the United Nations cast and crew, were invited to discuss race gender, sexuality, religion, and terrorism on the show, Number 8, the set for the Battlestar Pegasus was recycled from what failed 2004 series. The Robinsons Lost in Space. Number nine, the original and reboot both featuring episode with what title. The hand of God. Number 10, though. She didn't know it at the time. Katee Sackhoff was fighting what disease throughout the final season of the show. Thyroid cancer. She's been in remission since 2009. And that's the last question. So say we all we'll be back again next week with 30, more trivia questions. Here's a clue for what to expect, what genre of movie and book is heavily, derived from ancient myth and Legend. Confused. Don't worry. All will be revealed next Wednesday. Join us back here. Okay, this has been episode 146 of the dorky geeky nerdy trivia podcast. The music has been by Jason Shaw at audio knoteks.com. I'm your host Brian Rollins. You could find me at the voices in my head.com. Thanks for listening.