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This series is so well written and has the perfect cast. I'm disappointed that its ending on season 4 BUT how many great shows end when they are supposed to and still on top?
This series is not a rental. You need to buy this because you will watch it several times. Actual amount depends on your life span.
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I was prepared to love the remade Battlestart Galactica after the many rave reviews - but was ultimately left disappointed. This may be due to the fact that I haven't seen the mini-series (in fact I wasn't even aware there was a mini-series until recently), which meant I was often confused by "previously on Battlestar Galactica" references to things I hadn't seen! I also found the device of showing what happens in each episode as a thirty second trailer after the opening credits really annoying - I don't want to know what happens before it happens!
The first two episodes promised much, but the series failed to deliver on this promise. The atmosphere of claustrophobic desperation from episode 1 was effective, and the characters seemed well drawn. However I began to find some characters annoying, Gaius Baltar in particular (who seems to be a clone of the archetypal weedy Englishman Wesley from Buffy/Angel). And I found myself asking "if some Cylons have infiltrated the fleet, why don't they tell their Cylon buddies where they can find it, and so wipe out humans once and for all?" There are just too many things that don't stack up.
The cinematography has obviously borrowed from the far superior Firefly, however the effects aren't that great - especially the old school Cylons. And the separate plot arc set on Caprica is frankly quite boring
All in all BG is not bad, it's just not great.
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The writers, actors, director, and entire crew put their creativity into overdrive for this show. Watching seasons 1 and 2 was like reading a Hugo-award winning novel. Not only are we treated to military tactics and espionage, various human issues and political/religious themes are explored. I think what makes this series a classic is its ability to make the audience relate to each of the characters, human and cylon. Every episode was top notch. The last series which made me watch back-to-back episodes in a short time span was Firefly.
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I always went through life following a single mantra, "Star Wars is awesome, but all other space opuses are terrible". I wound up losing a bet and a friend of mine made me watch this unwatchable series. I sat down ready to hate this saga of man creating machine who fought man by creating machines to look like man. Its TV too so the effects have got to be laughable right? Wrong, wrong, wrong.
I was so wrong. By the end of the mini-series discs (included in this wonderful season) I was rooting for Adama and the rest of the crew of Battlestar. The effects were great and there are some truly amazing moments (the end of 33 is heartbreaking). The policial intrigue which underscores a tale of survival against a foe who is not as hatable as I would prefer.
Well, I can be called stubborn, but I must say that I pulled a complete 180 on this matter. You caught me Sci-Fi; hook, line, and sinker. So to amend my previous ranting, "Star Wars and Battlestar are the only good space epics out there" Like I don't watch enough TV already.
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Love the show and the dvd's come with the piolet which is great. I only wish season 2 and 2.5 were together for one price. I can't see paying regular price for 10 episodes. So I have to wait till I find them on sale.
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