Not waiting for James, to respond in a like amount downward.

I'm going to call Victor as the Victor!

According to my half correct meter, the answer was 1275 miles, which put James and Victor half-way one either side. But with Vic's astute answer put him a half mile closer.

I'll send Vic a quick PM, and it's his win!

Thank You Dune.

I just guessed in the right direction.

Now I have two Questions that concerns Sci-Fi trivia from Battlestar Galactica 1980:

How many Cylons walked the Earth?

And who invented Human looking Cylons first, Glen Larsons production of Battlestar Galactica 1980 or the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries?

If someone thinks that I'm joking, I could always get the camera out and play the DVD to the right scene in "The Night The Cylons Landed Part II" and take a picture.

100

The mini-series.

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Not waiting for James, to respond in a like amount downward.

I'm going to call Victor as the Victor!

According to my half correct meter, the answer was 1275 miles, which put James and Victor half-way one either side. But with Vic's astute answer put him a half mile closer.

I'll send Vic a quick PM, and it's his win!

Thank You Dune.

I just guessed in the right direction.

Now I have two Questions that concerns Sci-Fi trivia from Battlestar Galactica 1980:

How many Cylons walked the Earth?

And who invented Human looking Cylons first, Glen Larsons production of Battlestar Galactica 1980 or the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries?

If someone thinks that I'm joking, I could always get the camera out and play the DVD to the right scene in "The Night The Cylons Landed Part II" and take a picture.

100

The mini-series.

Wrong and Wrong, Sorry John.

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Whooohoo,
I got it 50% right.

The production one and I would guess 137 Cylons.

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Whooohoo,
I got it 50% right.

The production one and I would guess 137 Cylons.

Well the 2nd question was mainly to inform, But whatever.

Ok lets see...

John McLeod VII: 100 cylons and Mini Series
Uli: 137 cylons and production(Glen Larson)

We can now concern ourselves with the number only, As in how many were on Earth.

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Zero

Here's some more to chew on, Now where is C.O.R.A. and Her witty response?

Mini Series is wrong and production(Glen Larson) is right.

John McLeod VII: 100 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons
Angela: 0 Cylons

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Not waiting for James, to respond in a like amount downward.

I'm going to call Victor as the Victor!

According to my half correct meter, the answer was 1275 miles, which put James and Victor half-way one either side. But with Vic's astute answer put him a half mile closer.

I'll send Vic a quick PM, and it's his win!

Thank You Dune.

I just guessed in the right direction.

Now I have two Questions that concerns Sci-Fi trivia from Battlestar Galactica 1980:

How many Cylons walked the Earth?

And who invented Human looking Cylons first, Glen Larsons production of Battlestar Galactica 1980 or the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries?

If someone thinks that I'm joking, I could always get the camera out and play the DVD to the right scene in "The Night The Cylons Landed Part II" and take a picture.

I don't remember many cyclons on Earth..I was going to say 0, but Angela got there first. So I'll say 2.

I'm also pretty sure that the Human looking cylons were in the new series, not the original.

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Here's some more to chew on, Now where is C.O.R.A. and Her witty response?

Mini Series is wrong and production(Glen Larson) is right.

John McLeod VII: 100 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons
Angela: 0 Cylons

Oh..I just saw you answered the 2nd question here. lol.

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Here's some more to chew on, Now where is C.O.R.A. and Her witty response?

Mini Series is wrong and production(Glen Larson) is right.

John McLeod VII: 100 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons
Angela: 0 Cylons

Oh..I just saw you answered the 2nd question here. lol.

John McLeod VII: 100 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons
Angela: 0 Cylons
Es99: 2 Cylons

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Looks like Space Patrol Orion never made it to translation into English.

um - 13

sorting the list ;)

Angela: 0 Cylons
Es99: 2 Cylons
Miep: 13 Cylons
John McLeod VII: 100 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons

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OK, since I have been told my answer is wrong, I am going to take the opportunity to change my answer.

5?

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Angela: 0 Cylons
Es99: 2 Cylons
John McLeod VII: 5 Cylons(used to be 100)
Miep: 13 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons

Note: I didn't put the list in order of how many, I just arranged them in order of when the question was answered. Pictures of some Tin Cans on Earth will be available at the end when the winner is declared.

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Angela: 0 Cylons
Chris S: 1 Cylon
Es99: 2 Cylons
John McLeod VII: 5 Cylons(used to be 100)
Miep: 13 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons

Any more guesses?

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3 for me.

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Angela: 0 Cylons
Chris S: 1 Cylon
Es99: 2 Cylons
Mike: 3 Cylons
John McLeod VII: 5 Cylons(used to be 100)
Miep: 13 Cylons
Uli: 137 Cylons

Soon enough I'll be announcing a winner of the contest.

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Bump, how about sooner, than later Vic ;)

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By Your Command, The Winner of the Contest is: Es99!

As Two Cylons walked the Earth, One a Centurion and One a Humanoid...

Happy Howloween indeed.



The follow-up series Galactica 1980 had a two-episode arc entitled "The Night the Cylons Landed" that featured a humanoid Cylon, though unlike its successors in the post-millennial reimagining, it was not organic, but a complex mechanical construct.

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Ooooohh iffy .... Did you mean "real" Cylons .... However as a Gentleman, I will let my little mate Es take the win. :-))

"little" mate?

We have met, are you remembering things correctly?

But I shall graciously take this win, even though I came very near to saying 3.

Thank you Vic.

I shall make my competition brief and easy.

Despite being a confirmed "man hater" I live in a household of 6 (not including the cat) where I am the only female.

How many XBox 360s do we have?

If more than one person wants the same guess then they also have to answer the question "how many copies of Halo (all editions, sequels etc) do we have?" for a tie breaker.

If there is any further dispute then the question "how many XBox 360s in each room?" will be the final decider.

Yours long sufferingly,

Es99

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3

Eagle

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4 gaming thingies and 11 copies of Halo.

My deepest, most heartfelt sympathies go out to you, Esme. I'm sure it is a well known scientific fact that the average male of our species exhibits arrested cognitive development around age 8 years.