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Pyramid is a team sport popular in the Twelve Colonies.
About[]
Teams[]
- Aerilon
- Aerilon Threshers
- Promethea Golden Horns
- Canceron
- Canceron Hydras
- Hades Vice
- Mangala Krill
- Caprica
- Caprica Buccaneers
- Daniel Graystone, owner ("Pilot")
- Tomas Vergis, owner (briefly) ("Unvanquished")
- Delphi Legion
- The Delphi Legion play the Buccaneers on the day of the Soldiers of the One terrorist attack. ("Apotheosis")
- Phoebus Suns
- Caprica Buccaneers
- Gemenon
- Gemenon Twins ("Unvanquished")
- Illumini Vipers
- Leonis
- Leonis Wildcats
- Hedon Suns
- Picon
- Picon Panthers
- Sagittaron
- Sagittaron Archers
- Scorpia
- Scorpia Stingers
- Celeste Storms
- Celeste Lightning
- Argentum Bay Silverstars
- Tauron
- Olympia Stallions
- The Stallions play the Buccaneers one month after the MAGLEV bombing. ("Rebirth")
- Tauron Bulls
- Olympia Stallions
- Virgon
- Virgon United
- Boskirk All Reds
Aquaria and Libran have no pyramid teams.
Players[]
- J. G. Moon plays for the Caprica Buccaneers ("Rebirth")
- J. T. Smith - Number Seven, All-Star Mid-Courter for the Caprica Buccaneers ("Rebirth")
- Rod Jenkins, star player for the Caprica Buccaneers ("Pilot")
- Dustin Holcott plays for the Olympia Stallions. ("The Imperfections of Memory")
- Jacob Kovak plays for the Caprica Buccaneers. ("The Imperfections of Memory")
Venues[]
Trivia[]
General[]
- The Centaurs are mentioned in "The Imperfections of Memory", but there is no mention on which colony they are located.
- It sounds as though Steve Bahara announces the All-Star mid-courter number seven as "J. T. Moon". However, the DVD subtitles say "J. T. Smith". ("Rebirth") [1]
Bloopers and Continuity Errors[]
In the Original Series, the card game was called "Pyramid" and the sport was called "Triad".
"Ronald D. Moore has admitted to getting the two confused, accidentally switching the names of the sport and the card game." [2]
Cultural References[]
See Also[]
- Triad (card game)
References[]
- ↑ "Rebirth". Caprica: Season 1.0, created by Ronald D. Moore and Remi Aubuchon, English subtitles, episode 102, Syfy, 2010, disc two, 07:52-07:59.
- ↑ Ruditis, Paul. "Battlestar Galactica Vault, The Complete History of the Series 1978-2012." Sterling New York, 2014, p. 158 (edited).