Quand de vieux ennemis appelés les Cylons refont surface et effacent les 12 colonies, l'équipage du vieux Galactica protège la dernière petite flotte civile de l'humanité et se dirige vers l... Tout lireQuand de vieux ennemis appelés les Cylons refont surface et effacent les 12 colonies, l'équipage du vieux Galactica protège la dernière petite flotte civile de l'humanité et se dirige vers la 13ᵉ colonie légendaire: la Terre.Quand de vieux ennemis appelés les Cylons refont surface et effacent les 12 colonies, l'équipage du vieux Galactica protège la dernière petite flotte civile de l'humanité et se dirige vers la 13ᵉ colonie légendaire: la Terre.
- A remporté 3 prix Primetime Emmy
- 43 victoires et 114 nominations au total
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This series is comprised of all the things I love. Sci fi, social policy, politics, action, adventure, great characters.
Take a bunch of people and strand them in space. They will need over time to create a society. That society will need to be governed. By whom? What rules will they put in place and why? Will it be democratic? Which of the historic structures will they choose to keep and which will they discard? What about workers rights and unions? Prisons? These are all topics carefully considered, but against a backdrop of exciting space action. I can't recommend it highly enough.
It's intense, deeply philosophical, and felt like something I was willing to commit more energy into than into any relationship I've had, ever! (While that says a thing or two about me, it definitely says A LOT about this series)
And then the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica came along, which I must add, I watched from start to finish only after the show had made it's debut on mainstream television.
I was initially sceptical of whether this would be any good, but after having reached the finale I can honestly say that this is quite simply the best sci-fi show ever made. The scripts are top notch, the acting superb with a real heart and soul, and characters that, even with their faults, will be remembered with great affection by the viewers for many years to come.
This is the template for all future TV shows. I't does not overstay it's welcome, knows when to stop, and constantly delivers fresh, new ideas as the seasons progress.
Series 1 was a great introduction; series 2 built on the initial success and delivered some of the shows highlights; season 3 was awesome for the first half (until the writers strike kicked in just after half way - but still highly entertaining); and season 4 put the icing on the cake with what I consider to be a tremendous and satisfying end to this great series.
The only downside was that I wished it could have continued, but I guess it is better to exit on a high and leave the crowd wanting more.
For me this has stripped Star Wars of it's crown and raised the bar where although it may one day be equalled, will never be bettered.
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- AnecdotesEdward James Olmos had a clause in his contract that no strange aliens or monsters would ever appear on the show. He wanted to ensure that the story stay focused on human drama.
- GaffesThe colony called Sagittarion in the miniseries is called Sagittaron throughout the series.
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Commander William Adama: There's a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people.
- Générique farfeluThe second season added the line "47,875 survivors in search of a home called Earth" in the opening sequence starting with Episode #2.1 "Scattered" and decremented it in every subsequent episode based on how many characters were killed off in the previous episode (or occasionally, as when the Pegasus returned, increasing it when the population increases).
- Autres versionsFor the first season, the British and American versions had different opening credit themes, and in certain American-version episodes, the episode title was shown after the previous episode's recap while in the British version it was not.
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- 140 Tidewater Way, Lions Bay, British Columbia, Canada(Dr. Gaius Baltar House)
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