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A [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] [[Command Centurion]] in command of the [[Ravishol Pulsar]], a weapon to be responsible for the [[Fleet]]'s utter destruction. Vulpa ordered his pilots to get a [[Colonial Warrior|colonial warrior]] alive, later in the form of Cadet [[Cree]]. Vulpa later oversaw Cree's [[brain probe]], and broke through his lie that he had been from the [[Battlestar]] ''[[Columbia]]'', as it was destroyed at [[Cimtar]] during Lord [[Baltar (TOS)|Baltar]]'s pseudo-peace negotiations. Vulpa apparently never had a chance to look at the results of the brain probe, as he was later terminated by [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]], but not before taking [[Leda]] with him. ([[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]])
Vulpa is the name of a [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] [[Command Centurion]] in the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|Original Series]], in command of the [[Ravishol]] Pulsar, a large energy-based weapon which becomes a lethal danger to the [[Fleet]] ([[The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I]]). Vulpa tasked his pilots with the abduction of a [[Colonial Warrior]] from the [[Battlestar (TOS)|battlestar]] ''[[Galactica (TOS)|Galactica]]''.  These pilots return with Cadet [[Cree]], and because he suspects that Cree had been providing [[Wikipedia:misinformation|misinformation]] during interrogation, Vulpa subjects him to a [[brain probe]]. Vulpa later kills [[Leda]] and is himself killed by [[Starbuck (TOS|Starbuck]] during a raid by several Galactica pilots.


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Revision as of 05:04, 19 October 2005

Vulpa is the name of a Cylon Command Centurion in the Original Series, in command of the Ravishol Pulsar, a large energy-based weapon which becomes a lethal danger to the Fleet (The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I). Vulpa tasked his pilots with the abduction of a Colonial Warrior from the battlestar Galactica. These pilots return with Cadet Cree, and because he suspects that Cree had been providing misinformation during interrogation, Vulpa subjects him to a brain probe. Vulpa later kills Leda and is himself killed by Starbuck during a raid by several Galactica pilots.

Actor unknown.

Notes

  • Evidently, Vulpa was present at the Battle of Cimtar.
  • He was also intended to be a recurring character, but was killed in order for Baltar to be a larger threat to the Fleet in the series' development.