Editing Portal:Unproduced Scripts/Galactica 1980

This is a list of unproduced scripts for ''[[Galactica 1980]]''.

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! Prod. No.   !! Title                             !! Writers                      !! Overview
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| #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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| #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 (1980)|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 [[Cylons (1980)|Cylons]] [[Raider (1980)|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s [[Viper (1980)|Viper]], before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.
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* See Also
** Portal:Unproduced Scripts|Unproduced Scripts Portal
** Portal:Unproduced Scripts/Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|TOS Unproduced Scripts
** bsp:Portal:Time Machine|Scripts on BattlestarPegasus.com
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 ! Prod. No.   !! Title                             !! Writers                      !! Overview
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-| #      || [[Galactica Discovers Earth (early draft)]]              || Glen A. Larson || Early draft featuring Starbuck and Apollo that follows the same basic plot in which Baltar is the time-traveling villain instead of Xaviar.
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 | #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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-| #55114      || [[The Wheel of Fire]]              || [[Louise S. Kelly]] and [[Alan S. Young]]<br/>Story by Alan S. Young || A sequel to "[[The Return of Starbuck]]", where [[Starbuck (1980)|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 [[Cylons (1980)|Cylons]] [[Raider (1980)|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s [[Viper (1980)|Viper]], before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.
+| #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 (1980)|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 [[Cylons (1980)|Cylons]] [[Raider (1980)|Raider]], itself accidentally caught in the time warp from [[Xaviar]]'s [[Viper (1980)|Viper]], before the Cylon can inflict untold damage to Earth in 592 B.C.
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-| #      || [[Earthquake]]              || Allan Cole and Chris Bunch || [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and Dillon have to stop a misguided scientist from creating an earthquake that will devastate California. They get help from a young girl in the small town of Lemoncreek.
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-| #50113      || [[A Flight For Life]]              || [[Robert W. Gilmer]]|| The Cylons launch many small probes from their base ship.  One of them crashes on Earth.  [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and Dillon must get the damaged probe back from Colonel Sydell and the air force.
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-| #      || [[Harvest Home]]              || [[Unknown]]|| An early draft of [[Space Croppers]].
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-| #      || [[The Money Machine]]              || Alan S. Godfrey || [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and Dillon lose a money duplicator device and all kinds of havoc ensues!
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-| #      || [[Bullfighting script]]              || Chris Trumbo|| It's about bullfighting. No other details available.
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-| #      || [[Gun script]]              || E. Nick Alexander || A street kid gets his hands on a Colonial laser gun. Due to the censors, no one gets shot.
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-| #      || [[Biker script]]              || Richard Christian Matheson and Tom Szollosi || Troy and Dillon beat up Scummy Cyclists.
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-| #      || [[The Battle of Troy]]              || Writer unknown || Another time travel story.
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+* See Also
+** Portal:Unproduced Scripts|Unproduced Scripts Portal
+** Portal:Unproduced Scripts/Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|TOS Unproduced Scripts
+** bsp:Portal:Time Machine|Scripts on BattlestarPegasus.com
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