This feature was used for all fallen Cylon Raiders, Centurions, and of course Human Cylon models. Resurrection ships are incredibly slow, despite being the most important ship in any Cylon fleet.

At the same time, Apollo jumps in with a stealth ship and, undetected by the Cylon fleet, destroys the FTL drive on the Resurrection ship. Now it's a sitting duck and cannot escape.

Despite a series finale that solve its main plot threads, Battlestar Galactica left many details of its lore purportedly ...

Then she plays her hand. The D’Anna cylon is kept in a facility with the “resurrection hub,” a ship that is the main database controller thinger for all the resurrection ships.

Admiral Cain then turns her attention to Starbuck. Kara had managed to fly right up the nose of the Cylon ship, and has brought back stunning images of the aforementioned Resurrection Ship.

Sure, she was killed while the Cylon resurrection ship was still functioning, so it could be assumed that she’s living aboard a random vessel, but that begs the bigger question: Can the final ...

Of course, in hindsight she has clearly taken a bit of a detour via a Cylon Resurrection Ship. Her subsequent very human behaviour, including sexual and material greed, along with a desire for ...

If Kara resurrected, what’s to say Anders won’t also and maybe then we’ll get to see where that’s happening, since we know the Other-7 Cylon resurrection ship was destroyed.

The cylons will help the humans, and in return the humans will help the Base Ship get its FTL drives back in order. They’ll all go to Earth together.

Then, out of the blue, she returns to the fleet in a pristine vessel proclaiming to have found Earth. Could her revival have stemmed from emerging from the slime on a Cylon Resurrection Ship?