Battlestar Galactica Tricia Helfer Number Six Signed 8x10 Photo w/COA (Red Dress

Battlestar Galactica Caprica Six. Number Six Battlestar Galactica Costume Messenger Six first appears to Gaius Baltar as he escapes Caprica on Sharon Valerii's Raptor during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (TRS: Miniseries, Night 1). This encounter was the first between humans and cylons since the end of that war

A number six is first encountered on Armistice Station (the diplomatic space station on the edge of Colonial space which was maintained as a neutral meeting point for humans and cylons, following the end of the First Cylon War) imediately prior to its destruction Aliases: Natasi (Pre-Fall name) [1] Occupation: Cylon infiltrator

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I'd argue based on apparel and mannerisms, that's fairly conclusive Number Six is a family of fictional characters from the reimagined science fiction television series Battlestar Galactica.The character is portrayed by Canadian actress and model Tricia Helfer.Of the twelve known Cylon models, she is the sixth of the "Significant Seven" Same with 6, as a survivor towards the end of the series she starts dressing more commonly, not in the sexy red gown in Baltar's mind.

SNEAK PEEK "Battlestar Galactica" Origins of 'Number Six'. This encounter was the first between humans and cylons since the end of that war Messenger Six first appears to Gaius Baltar as he escapes Caprica on Sharon Valerii's Raptor during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (TRS: Miniseries, Night 1).

Number Six (Battlestar Galactica) Desktop Wallpapers, Phone Wallpaper, PFP, Gifs, and More!. "Caprica Six" was a Number Six who was heavily involved in espionage in the lead-up to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies For two years, Caprica-Six lived on Caprica.Seducing the ambitious, self-obsessed, arrogant Gaius Baltar, she fools him into believing she was a corporate spy, seeking to gain advantage over her competitors in order to secure a lucrative defense contract.Over the course of two years, she used Baltar to gain access to his work—even to the extent of re.