The fugitive star fleet finally reaches its legendary destination. Commander Adama discovers that the Planet Earth in 1980 is not technologically advanced enough to help them battle the Cylons. Indeed, by coming to Earth, the Galactica has inadvertently exposed the helpless planet to attack by the android race bent on exterminating all humanity.
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- 01x10 The Return … (May. 04, 1980)
- 01x09 Space Croppers (Apr. 27, 1980)
- 01x08 The Night t… (Apr. 20, 1980)
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- 01x06 Spaceball (Mar. 30, 1980)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Sidney Hayers (3 episodes)
- Barry Crane (2 episodes)
- Sigmund Neufeld Jr. (2 episodes)
Writers
- Glen A. Larson (20 episodes)
- Jeff Freilich (1 episodes)
- Frank Lupo (1 episodes)
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- Lorne Greene (Adama) and Herbert Jefferson Jr. (Boomer) are the only regular cast members from the original Battlestar Galactica (1978) to appear in this sequel series. As a last ditch effort…
[show]Lorne Greene (Adama) and Herbert Jefferson Jr. (Boomer) are the only regular cast members from the original Battlestar Galactica (1978) to appear in this sequel series. As a last ditch effort to raise ratings, the producers brought back Dirk Benedict as Starbuck for one episode.
[hide] - For a sequence that showed the Cylons attacking Earth, the producers used footage from Earthquake and superimposed Cylon fighters firing and causing the destruction in the sequence. Thus they…
[show]For a sequence that showed the Cylons attacking Earth, the producers used footage from Earthquake and superimposed Cylon fighters firing and causing the destruction in the sequence. Thus they managed to create a spectacular sequence on a tiny budget.
[hide] - Capt. Troy was the same character as Boxey (Apollo's adopted son) from the original Battlestar Galactica (1978), twenty years later.
