List of unproduced scripts - Revision history

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	~~This contains a list of scripts that were written for any of the ''Battlestar Galactica'' series, but were never produced.~~		#REDIRECT[[Portal:Unproduced Scripts]]

	~~Acronyms used in this document are as follows:~~

	* '''TOS:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]]
	* '''1980:''' ''[[Galactica 1980]]''

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	~~!Series !! Prod. No. !! Title !! Writers !! Overview~~
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	\|TOS \|\| #85274 \|\| [[The Beta Pirates]] \|\| [[Leslie Stevens]] \|\| [[Athena (TOS)\|Athena]], [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] and [[Muffit II\|Muffit]] are captured, sold at a slave auction, end up in a [[Cylon (TOS)\|Cylon]] prison -- only to be rescued by [[Skyler]] ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]'s original name), [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] and a pirate with a "heart of gold".
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Nari of Sentinel 27]]/[[Crossfire]] \|\| [[John Ireland]] \|\| An early version of "[[Gun on Ice Planet Zero]]" with many changes of note, among with the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylons]] are reptilian, the [[Theta]]s are called "Nari" (which connections to [[Earth (TOS)\|Earth]] herself!), and [[Serina]] is featured in the episode as "[[Lyra]]". This version does not contain the convicts, [[Vulpa]], or Dr. [[Ravashol]].
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[Fire in Space (script)\|Fire in Space]] \|\| [[Michael Sloan]] \|\| The script that "[[Fire in Space]]" is based on. However, there are several major differences; Starbuck, Apollo, and [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] are undercover in a bar attempting to find information on the Cylon pursuit; the Cylons have a plan to attack and ram ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' called "The Delta Factor". During this, Starbuck is convicted of killing the husband of a woman he meets, Apollo is forced to seek out laser power packs for Adama's surgery, Starbuck uses his [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] to extinguish a blaze, and Boxey, who just happens to witness the murder Starbuck is falsely charged with doing, is targeted by the real killer himself, but is saved (in a timely fashion) by Apollo. Coincidentally, this is the script that results in Sloan getting a story-by credit on "[[Murder on the Rising Star]]", since this has the murder plot in it.
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	\|TOS \|\| #50903 \|\| [[Showdown]] \|\| [[Frank Abatemarco]] \|\| Three of ''Galactica's'' techs, [[Masi]], [[Bule]] and [[Andor]], are disgruntled and sick of the "Chosen Few" being able to explore new planets. After Starbuck discovers sabotage on a shuttle while exploring the asteroid [[Croy]], Masi, Bule and Andor (who've modified land probes similar to the [[turbine]]s in ''[[Galactica 1980]]'') go AWOL from ''Galactica''. Meanwhile, Starbuck, Athena, [[Deitra]], Apollo and Boxey discover a millennium's old battleship that could be from Earth.
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	\|TOS \|\| #50914 \|\| [[The Mutiny]] \|\| [[Guy Magar]] \|\| After coming across the hospitable planet [[Zarta]], the [[Quorum of Twelve (TOS)\|Quorum of Twelve]], in its infinite wisdom and tired of the journey, has decided that the Fleet and its members shall settle the planet. [[Baltar (TOS)\|Baltar]] and [[Lucifer]] come along and place a fire underneath the Colonials' [[astrum]]s.
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	\|TOS \|\| #50911 \|\| [[I Have Seen Earth]] \|\| [[Steve Krienberg]] and [[Andy Guerdat]] \|\| A proprietor is forced to abandon an asteroid with a solid gold core when the Cylons arrive, after which endearing Boxey to tales about having been to Earth, which is proven at the end when he gives Boxey a medallion with Earth's continents engraved on it.
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	~~\|TOS \|\|~~ #~~50916 \|\|~~ [[The Furlon]] \|\| [[Donald Bellisario]] \|\| An earlier version of "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]". This version features [[Bojay]] and [[Sheba]] in far more prominent roles, with Bojay's character a bit more fleshed out. Otherwise, the bulk of the script is in line with what is shot on screen.
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	\|TOS \|\| #50923 \|\| [[Two For Twilly]] \|\| [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] \|\| Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief [[Twilly]], the only gyro specialist on ''Galactica'' juggles two wives: ~~[[Zeena]] and [[Gayla]]. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.~~
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| A script that was slated for the Original Series' second season, according to [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Stu Phillips]]. This version, while adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.<ref>Despite the fact that this script was produced for ''Galactica 1980'', this predecessor is different enough to be considered an unproduced play.</ref>
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	\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[Xaviar]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.
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	\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.
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	~~== Notes ==~~

	* There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[Re-imagined Series]].

	~~== References ==~~

	~~<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>~~

	~~== External links ==~~

	* [http://www.chrispappas.com/archives/scripts.html Battlestar Galactica Scripts], written by Susan J. Paxton
	* [http://galactica1981.tripod.com/Scripts.htm Unproduced Scripts~~], at Sheba's Galaxy~~

	~~[[Category: A to Z]]~~
	~~[[Category: Behind the Scenes]]~~
	~~[[Category: 1980]]~~
	~~[[Category: RDM]]~~
	~~[[Category: TOS~~]]

Jcnventura: Add link to Sheba's Galaxy where another description of these scripts can be found

2008-01-29T10:58:51Z

Add link to Sheba's Galaxy where another description of these scripts can be found

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	* [http://www.chrispappas.com/archives/scripts.html Battlestar Galactica Scripts], written by Susan J. Paxton		* [http://www.chrispappas.com/archives/scripts.html Battlestar Galactica Scripts], written by Susan J. Paxton
			* [http://galactica1981.tripod.com/Scripts.htm Unproduced Scripts], at Sheba's Galaxy

	[[Category: A to Z]]		[[Category: A to Z]]

Jcnventura: Corrected link to Two For Twilly (capytal F in for)

2008-01-28T19:45:47Z

Corrected link to Two For Twilly (capytal F in for)

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	\|TOS \|\| #50916 \|\| [[The Furlon]] \|\| [[Donald Bellisario]] \|\| An earlier version of "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]". This version features [[Bojay]] and [[Sheba]] in far more prominent roles, with Bojay's character a bit more fleshed out. Otherwise, the bulk of the script is in line with what is shot on screen.		\|TOS \|\| #50916 \|\| [[The Furlon]] \|\| [[Donald Bellisario]] \|\| An earlier version of "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]". This version features [[Bojay]] and [[Sheba]] in far more prominent roles, with Bojay's character a bit more fleshed out. Otherwise, the bulk of the script is in line with what is shot on screen.
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	\|TOS \|\| #50923 \|\| [[Two ~~for~~ Twilly]] \|\| [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] \|\| Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief [[Twilly]], the only gyro specialist on ''Galactica'' juggles two wives: [[Zeena]] and [[Gayla]]. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.		\|TOS \|\| #50923 \|\| [[Two For Twilly]] \|\| [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] \|\| Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief [[Twilly]], the only gyro specialist on ''Galactica'' juggles two wives: [[Zeena]] and [[Gayla]]. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| A script that was slated for the Original Series' second season, according to [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Stu Phillips]]. This version, while adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.<ref>Despite the fact that this script was produced for ''Galactica 1980'', this predecessor is different enough to be considered an unproduced play.</ref>		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| A script that was slated for the Original Series' second season, according to [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Stu Phillips]]. This version, while adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.<ref>Despite the fact that this script was produced for ''Galactica 1980'', this predecessor is different enough to be considered an unproduced play.</ref>

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Updated.

2007-08-12T22:15:54Z

Updated.

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	\|TOS \|\| #50923 \|\| [[Two for Twilly]] \|\| [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] \|\| Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief [[Twilly]], the only gyro specialist on ''Galactica'' juggles two wives: [[Zeena]] and [[Gayla]]. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.		\|TOS \|\| #50923 \|\| [[Two for Twilly]] \|\| [[Jim Carlson]] and [[Terrence McDonnell]] \|\| Starbuck and Apollo's friend, Chief [[Twilly]], the only gyro specialist on ''Galactica'' juggles two wives: [[Zeena]] and [[Gayla]]. Starbuck and Apollo help him deal with his complex marital issues.
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| ~~While~~ adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', ~~this script~~ was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| A script that was slated for the Original Series' second season, according to [[Richard Hatch]] and [[Stu Phillips]]. This version, while adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.<ref>Despite the fact that this script was produced for ''Galactica 1980'', this predecessor is different enough to be considered an unproduced play.</ref>
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	\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[Xaviar]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.		\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[Xaviar]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.
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	There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[Re-imagined Series]].		== Notes ==

			* There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[Re-imagined Series]].

			== References ==

			<div style="font-size:85%"><references/></div>

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[re-imagined ~~series~~]].		There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[Re-imagined Series]].

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	* '''TOS:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]]		* '''TOS:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)\|Original Series]]
	* '''1980:''' ''[[Galactica 1980]]''		* '''1980:''' ''[[Galactica 1980]]''
	* '''RDM:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]]

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	\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.		\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.
	\|}		\|}

			There are no known unproduced scripts from the [[re-imagined series]].

	== External links ==		== External links ==

	* [http://www.chrispappas.com/archives/scripts.html Battlestar Galactica Scripts], written by Susan J. Paxton		* [http://www.chrispappas.com/archives/scripts.html Battlestar Galactica Scripts], written by Susan J. Paxton

	~~{{stub}}~~

	[[Category: A to Z]]		[[Category: A to Z]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: actually, the script for TDTKC spells his name "Xaviar", as do the other scripts I have... see Talk:Xavier

2007-08-09T02:14:34Z

actually, the script for TDTKC spells his name "Xaviar", as do the other scripts I have... see Talk:Xavier

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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| While adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', this script was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| While adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', this script was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.
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	\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[~~Xavier~~]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.		\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[Xaviar]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.
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	\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.		\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.

Serenity: typo

2007-08-08T13:56:14Z

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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| While adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', this script was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Return of Starbuck]] \|\| [[Glen A. Larson]] \|\| While adapted for ''Galactica 1980'', this script was originally written so that the character of Angela is herself a woman who merely flees from her world, is sent back to her world in a pod constructed out of Cy's and Starbuck's wrecks, and Starbuck is rescued by Boomer.
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	\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[~~Xaviar~~]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.		\|1980 \|\| #55102 \|\| [[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]] \|\| [[Mark Jones]], [[Anne Collins]], [[Chris Bunch]] and [[Alan Cole]] \|\| [[Xavier]] continues in his attempts to advance [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]'s technology from the past, this time attempting to convince [[Cleopatra]] that he is a god; to prove this to be true, she poisons his drink, forcing him to seek [[Jamie Hamilton]] in 1980 so that he can turn himself in to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] in order to get treated by the Galactican's advanced medicine: bringing along Cleopatra for the ride to the future.
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	\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.		\|1980 \|\| #55114 \|\| [[The Wheel of Fire]] \|\| Written by [[Louis S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young \|\| A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where Starbuck himself is now a Being of Light who makes himself known to [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]]. In a similar fashion to "[[Experiment in Terra]]", he asks that Troy (who the Galacticans now believe dead) track down a Cylon [[Raider (TOS)\|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s Viper, before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.

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2007-08-08T04:06:04Z

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	* '''RDM:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]]		* '''RDM:''' the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]]

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	\|TOS \|\| #85274 \|\| [[The Beta Pirates]] \|\| [[Leslie Stevens]] \|\| [[Athena (TOS)\|Athena]], [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] and [[Muffit II\|Muffit]] are captured, sold at a slave auction, end up in a [[Cylon (TOS)\|Cylon]] prison -- only to be rescued by [[Skyler]] ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]'s original name), [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] and a pirate with a "heart of gold".		\|TOS \|\| #85274 \|\| [[The Beta Pirates]] \|\| [[Leslie Stevens]] \|\| [[Athena (TOS)\|Athena]], [[Boxey (TOS)\|Boxey]] and [[Muffit II\|Muffit]] are captured, sold at a slave auction, end up in a [[Cylon (TOS)\|Cylon]] prison -- only to be rescued by [[Skyler]] ([[Apollo (TOS)\|Apollo]]'s original name), [[Starbuck (TOS)\|Starbuck]] and a pirate with a "heart of gold".
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Nari of Sentinel 27]]/[[Crossfire]] \|\| [[John Ireland]] \|\| An early version of "[[Gun on Ice Planet Zero]]" with many changes of note, among with the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylons]] are reptilian, the [[Theta]]s are called "Nari" (which connections to [[Earth (TOS)\|Earth]] herself!), and [[Serina]] is featured in the episode as "[[Lyra]]. This version does not contain the convicts, [[Vulpa]], Dr. [[Ravashol]].		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[The Nari of Sentinel 27]]/[[Crossfire]] \|\| [[John Ireland]] \|\| An early version of "[[Gun on Ice Planet Zero]]" with many changes of note, among with the [[Cylons (TOS)\|Cylons]] are reptilian, the [[Theta]]s are called "Nari" (which connections to [[Earth (TOS)\|Earth]] herself!), and [[Serina]] is featured in the episode as "[[Lyra]]". This version does not contain the convicts, [[Vulpa]], or Dr. [[Ravashol]].
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	\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[Fire in Space (script)\|Fire in Space]] \|\| [[Michael Sloan]] \|\| The script that "[[Fire in Space]]" is based on. However, there are several major differences; Starbuck, Apollo, and [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] are undercover in a bar attempting to find information on the Cylon pursuit; the Cylons have a plan to attack and ram ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' called "The Delta Factor". During this, Starbuck is convicted of killing the husband of a woman he meets, Apollo is forced to seek out laser power packs for Adama's surgery, Starbuck uses his [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] to extinguish a blaze, and Boxey, who just happens to witness the murder Starbuck is falsely charged with doing, is targeted by the real killer himself, but is saved (in a timely fashion) by Apollo. Coincidentally, this is the script that results in Sloan getting a story-by credit on "[[Murder on the Rising Star]]", since this has the murder plot in it.		\|TOS \|\| Unknown \|\| [[Fire in Space (script)\|Fire in Space]] \|\| [[Michael Sloan]] \|\| The script that "[[Fire in Space]]" is based on. However, there are several major differences; Starbuck, Apollo, and [[Boomer (TOS)\|Boomer]] are undercover in a bar attempting to find information on the Cylon pursuit; the Cylons have a plan to attack and ram ''[[Galactica (TOS)\|Galactica]]'' called "The Delta Factor". During this, Starbuck is convicted of killing the husband of a woman he meets, Apollo is forced to seek out laser power packs for Adama's surgery, Starbuck uses his [[Viper (TOS)\|Viper]] to extinguish a blaze, and Boxey, who just happens to witness the murder Starbuck is falsely charged with doing, is targeted by the real killer himself, but is saved (in a timely fashion) by Apollo. Coincidentally, this is the script that results in Sloan getting a story-by credit on "[[Murder on the Rising Star]]", since this has the murder plot in it.