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Battlestar Galactica (Reimagined)

60 Ratings: 4.0

A 2003 sci-fi action adventure miniseries which re-imagines the original 1978 TV series by the same name

Battlestar Galactica (Reimagined), known to regular fans as "BSG", is a 2003 science-fiction action adventure miniseries which re-imagines the original 1978 television series for a 21st century audience. The minisieries was intentionally produced as … see full wiki

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review by A1CJonathanLane. February 20, 2010

Eat your heart out Star Trek! (my review for the first season)

I'd like to make a little disclaimer before going on. I've never been a sci fi (sorry, SyFy) geek, not in the least bit. Oh, I've enjoyed my fair share of it, from Star Trek to Star Wars, and I've enjoyed it a lot, but I've never been a geek or nerd for either show. Oh sure, the original Star Wars series was amazing, and still a favorite of mine, and Star Trek has some great films too (The Final Frontier, First Contact, and the newer film come to mind) but the prequels ruined Star Wars for me, and … more

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review by SpaceCadetMarko. April 07, 2009

BSG breaks the mould and re-defines what science fiction on television can do.

I think it's fair that I should start this review by mentioning that the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica is my favourite TV series of all time. I should also mention that despite outward appearances, I also really a big nerd. :) That said, I think Battlestar, or "BSG" as some of us affectionatly know it, really does break the mould by offering something to anyone who enjoys a great story and deep character development. Like all really good science fiction, BSG uses a fictional … more

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