The great ship Galactica, our home for these many years we've endured the wilderness of space. And now, we near the end of our journey: we have, at last, found Earth.
30 years after the original Battlestar Galactica series. Upon reaching Earth, the inhabitants of the renegade starfleet take action when they realize earthlings aren't advanced enough to help battle the Cylons.
30 years after the original Battlestar Galactica series. Upon reaching Earth, the inhabitants of the renegade starfleet take action when they realize earthlings aren't advanced enough to help battle the Cylons.
Season 1 episodes
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Episode 1
Galactica Discovers Earth (1)
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Thirty years after its voyage began, the Galactica finally nears Earth, but to their utter disappointment they find Earth's technology is no match for the Cylons. Adama dispatches two pilots with a mission to secretly speed up Earth's defence development.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Robbie Rist, Sharon Acker, Pamela Susan Shoop, Robert Reed, Richard Eastham, Vernon Weddle, David Moses, Brion James
When treacherous Xavier travels back in time, Troy and Dillon must race to capture him before the space-age technology falls into the hands of the Nazis.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Robbie Rist, James Patrick Stuart, Robert Reed, Christopher Stone, Bruce Wright, John Zenda, Eric Forst, Erik Holland
Xavier appears on Earth before the arrival of the Galactica and it is up to Tory and Dillon to stop his schemes before all hope for a future colony is lost.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Robbie Rist, Robert Reed, Billy Jayne, Christopher Stone, Richard Lynch, Adam Farrar, Albert Paulsen, Louis Turenne
When the Cylons launch a surprise attack on the fleet, Adama sends Troy and Dillon to take the children to Earth for their own safety.
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Directed by Vince EdwardsWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Manuel Benitez, James Patrick Stuart, Michael Swan, Allan Miller, Jack Ging, Simon Scott, Caroline Smith, Ken Scott
Troy, Dillon and the children all become involved in efforts to stop a chemical company from polluting a town's water supply.
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Directed by Sigmund Neufeld Jr.Written by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Manuel Benitez, James Patrick Stuart, Allan Miller, George DelHoyo, John Quade, Mike Kellin, Michael Swan, Carlene Watkins
While Troy and Dillon try to stop the renegade Xavier from altering Earth's history, the Galactica children find themselves at a baseball camp for underprivileged children.
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Directed by Barry CraneWritten by Frank Lupo, Glen A. Larson, Jeff FreilichGuest stars Manuel Benitez, James Patrick Stuart, Allan Miller, Jeremy Brett, Paul Koslo, Bert Rosario, Fred Holliday, Georgi Irene
The Cylon Empire has built a new type of Cylon, a humanoid android; and when one of them survives a crash near New York City, Troy and Dillon must hunt the Cylon down.
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Directed by Sigmund Neufeld Jr.Written by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars Manuel Benitez, James Patrick Stuart, William Daniels, Roger Davis, Peter Mark Richman, Wolfman Jack, Sheila Wills, René Le Vant
Still chasing the humanoid Cylon, Troy and Dillon track him to a radio station, where he tries to send a signal to his Base Star.
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Directed by Barry CraneWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars James Patrick Stuart, William Daniels, Heather Young, Roger Davis, Marj Dusay, Lara Parker, Val Bisoglio, Bernie Hamilton
Troy and Dillon form a partnership with an immigrant farmer to produce crops to feed the Galactica refugees after the Cylons destroy the fleet's agroships.
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Directed by Daniel HallerWritten by Robert McCulloughGuest stars Manuel Benitez, James Patrick Stuart, Ana Alicia, Dana Elcar, Joaquin Garay III, Dennis Haysbert, William Cort, Anna Navarro
Dr. Zee tells Adama about a dream where he sees Starbuck, crashed on a distant planet, befriending an injured Cylon Centurion and a mysterious alien woman who gives birth to a baby boy.
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Directed by Ron SatlofWritten by Glen A. LarsonGuest stars James Patrick Stuart, Judith Chapman, Gary Owens, Dirk Benedict, Herbert Jefferson Jr., Rex Cutter, Ellen Gerken
