Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 04:38, 24 May 2026

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Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 20:33, 23 May 2026

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	=== ''Battlestar Galactica'' ===		=== ''Battlestar Galactica'' ===

	Young directed five episodes of the [[Re-imagined Series]] across four seasons between 2004 and 2009.<ref group="external" name="imdb_young_bsg_five_episodes">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0950005/#:~:text=Battlestar%20Galactica\|title=Robert M. Young\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref> Executive producer [[Ronald D. Moore]] attributed Young's casting to his documentary background. On the podcast for "[[Final Cut]]", Moore explained: "Robert Young, who directed this episode and also directed last year's 'Six Degrees of Separation', is a noted documentarian. Has done many feature films and many actual documentaries in his day and will tell you fascinating stories about being with the Eskimos and living with them and doing all sorts of wild, crazy things — and it felt like a natural fit to have Robert do this, 'cause he understood what a documentarian was looking for and how the scene would be staged."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_young_hire">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/208/bsg_ep208_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Final Cut ~~(Act 1)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>		Young directed five episodes of the [[Re-imagined Series]] across four seasons between 2004 and 2009.<ref group="external" name="imdb_young_bsg_five_episodes">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0950005/#:~:text=Battlestar%20Galactica\|title=Robert M. Young\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref> Executive producer [[Ronald D. Moore]] attributed Young's casting to his documentary background. On the podcast for "[[Final Cut]]", Moore explained: "Robert Young, who directed this episode and also directed last year's 'Six Degrees of Separation', is a noted documentarian. Has done many feature films and many actual documentaries in his day and will tell you fascinating stories about being with the Eskimos and living with them and doing all sorts of wild, crazy things — and it felt like a natural fit to have Robert do this, 'cause he understood what a documentarian was looking for and how the scene would be staged."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_young_hire">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Final_Cut#:~:text=Robert%20Young%2C%20who%20directed%20this%20episode%20and%20also%20directed%20last%20year%27s%20%22Six%20Degrees%20of%20Separation%22%20is%20a%20noted%20documentarian\|title=Podcast: Final Cut\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>

	For "[[Final Cut]]", Moore required the episode to be shot in genuine documentary style, with a working cameraman rather than an actor operating the in-universe camera. Young held auditions, filming cameramen and actors handling a camera in live scenes and screening the results with Moore, before casting a working cameraman in the part.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_cameraman_auditions">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/208/bsg_ep208_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Final Cut ~~(Act 1)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>		For "[[Final Cut]]", Moore required the episode to be shot in genuine documentary style, with a working cameraman rather than an actor operating the in-universe camera. Young held auditions, filming cameramen and actors handling a camera in live scenes and screening the results with Moore, before casting a working cameraman in the part.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_cameraman_auditions">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Final_Cut#:~:text=Bob%20Young%20did%20tests-%20he%20got%20a%20bunch%20of%20ca-%20actors%20and%20cameramen%20and%20had%20them%20audition%20with%20the%20camera\|title=Podcast: Final Cut\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>

	For "[[Unfinished Business]]", Moore recalled visiting the hangar deck set during production: "I remember coming down to the set when Bob was shooting this — and walking to the hangar deck and really hoping that I was gonna feel like I'd walked into a boxing match. And when I walked in there it was just like — it felt so perfect. And the way everybody was hanging out around the boxing set — felt authentic." Moore described Young as "a remarkable human being and just an amazing man," adding that he had "really put 'em on the map, in a certain way" when it came to documentary filmmaking.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_unfinished_business_young_hangar">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/309/bsg_ep309_1of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Unfinished Business ~~(Tease)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2006}}</ref> [[w:Edward James Olmos\|Edward James Olmos]], who had worked with Young on eight feature films, cited "Unfinished Business" as one of his most memorable episodes: "The reason I liked this one so much was because, one I got to work with Robert Young, who I have admired and love to watch him work, with actors."<ref group="production" name="olmos_ejo_unfinished_business_scifiworld">{{cite web\|url=https://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/bodie_olmos_01.htm#:~:text=My%20most%20memorable%2C%20was%20probably%2C%20Unfinished%20Business\|title=Bodie Olmos interview — Hot Dog Battlestar Galactica\|author=Nuytens, Gilles\|publisher=The Scifi World\|date=January 20, 2007\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref>		For "[[Unfinished Business]]", Moore recalled visiting the hangar deck set during production: "I remember coming down to the set when Bob was shooting this — and walking to the hangar deck and really hoping that I was gonna feel like I'd walked into a boxing match. And when I walked in there it was just like — it felt so perfect. And the way everybody was hanging out around the boxing set — felt authentic." Moore described Young as "a remarkable human being and just an amazing man," adding that he had "really put 'em on the map, in a certain way" when it came to documentary filmmaking.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_unfinished_business_young_hangar">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Unfinished_Business#:~:text=I%20remember%20coming%20down%20to%20the%20set%20when%20Bob%20was%20shooting%20this\|title=Podcast: Unfinished Business\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2006}}</ref> [[w:Edward James Olmos\|Edward James Olmos]], who had worked with Young on eight feature films, cited "Unfinished Business" as one of his most memorable episodes: "The reason I liked this one so much was because, one I got to work with Robert Young, who I have admired and love to watch him work, with actors."<ref group="production" name="olmos_ejo_unfinished_business_scifiworld">{{cite web\|url=https://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/bodie_olmos_01.htm#:~:text=My%20most%20memorable%2C%20was%20probably%2C%20Unfinished%20Business\|title=Bodie Olmos interview — Hot Dog Battlestar Galactica\|author=Nuytens, Gilles\|publisher=The Scifi World\|date=January 20, 2007\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref>

	For "[[The Son Also Rises]]", Young objected to a scripted element: defense attorney [[Romo Lampkin]] was written to carry a cat throughout the episode, and Young repeatedly pressed Moore to cut the animal. Moore's wife Terry noted on the podcast that one should never shoot with a cat; Moore kept the cat regardless.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_son_also_rises_cat">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/318/bsg_ep318_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: The Son Also Rises\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2007}}</ref>		For "[[The Son Also Rises]]", Young objected to a scripted element: defense attorney [[Romo Lampkin]] was written to carry a cat throughout the episode, and Young repeatedly pressed Moore to cut the animal. Moore's wife Terry noted on the podcast that one should never shoot with a cat; Moore kept the cat regardless.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_son_also_rises_cat">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:The_Son_Also_Rises#:~:text=Bob%20Young%2C%20who%20directed%20this%20episode%2C%20however%2C%20hated%20the%20cat\|title=Podcast: The Son Also Rises\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2007}}</ref>

	For "[[Deadlock]]", Moore noted that the director's cut came in with very few notes from either the production office or the network: "Bob Young directed this episode and he has just a natural feel for where the drama in the scene is. He shoots everything from the psychological standpoint — meaning, going to where the emotion is and where the intention is of a scene or a character — and you can just feel, as we go through it, it's pretty much a seamless piece."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_deadlock_young_instincts">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/418/bsg_ep418_1of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Deadlock\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2009}}</ref>		For "[[Deadlock]]", Moore noted that the director's cut came in with very few notes from either the production office or the network: "Bob Young directed this episode and he has just a natural feel for where the drama in the scene is. He shoots everything from the psychological standpoint — meaning, going to where the emotion is and where the intention is of a scene or a character — and you can just feel, as we go through it, it's pretty much a seamless piece."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_deadlock_young_instincts">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Deadlock#:~:text=Bob%20Young%20directed%20this%20episode%20and%20he%20has-%20just%20a%20natural%20feel%20for%20where%20the%20drama%20in%20the%20scene%20is\|title=Podcast: Deadlock\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2009}}</ref>

	==== Director credits for ''Battlestar Galactica'' ====		==== Director credits for ''Battlestar Galactica'' ====

Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 20:30, 23 May 2026

2026-05-23T20:30:03Z

Show changes

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Joe Beaudoin Jr. moved page Robert Young to Robert M. Young: proper name

2026-05-22T20:10:45Z

Joe Beaudoin Jr. moved page Robert Young to Robert M. Young: proper name

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Brnocesar at 17:47, 12 February 2025

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "series=RDM" to "series=RDM"

2024-10-23T20:57:19Z

Text replacement - "series=RDM" to "series=RDM"

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Shane at 00:51, 2 September 2009

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JLTucker: The IMDb profile link directs to the wrong person and the birthdate shown is wrong.

2009-08-29T01:51:50Z

The IMDb profile link directs to the wrong person and the birthdate shown is wrong.

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DrWho42: Including birth-date.

2008-07-25T00:00:47Z

Including birth-date.

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	=== ''Battlestar Galactica'' ===		=== ''Battlestar Galactica'' ===

	Young directed five episodes of the [[Re-imagined Series]] across four seasons between 2004 and 2009.<ref group="external" name="imdb_young_bsg_five_episodes">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0950005/#:~:text=Battlestar%20Galactica\|title=Robert M. Young\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref> Executive producer [[Ronald D. Moore]] attributed Young's casting to his documentary background. On the podcast for "[[Final Cut]]", Moore explained: "Robert Young, who directed this episode and also directed last year's 'Six Degrees of Separation', is a noted documentarian. Has done many feature films and many actual documentaries in his day and will tell you fascinating stories about being with the Eskimos and living with them and doing all sorts of wild, crazy things — and it felt like a natural fit to have Robert do this, 'cause he understood what a documentarian was looking for and how the scene would be staged."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_young_hire">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/208/bsg_ep208_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Final Cut ~~(Act 1)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>		Young directed five episodes of the [[Re-imagined Series]] across four seasons between 2004 and 2009.<ref group="external" name="imdb_young_bsg_five_episodes">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0950005/#:~:text=Battlestar%20Galactica\|title=Robert M. Young\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref> Executive producer [[Ronald D. Moore]] attributed Young's casting to his documentary background. On the podcast for "[[Final Cut]]", Moore explained: "Robert Young, who directed this episode and also directed last year's 'Six Degrees of Separation', is a noted documentarian. Has done many feature films and many actual documentaries in his day and will tell you fascinating stories about being with the Eskimos and living with them and doing all sorts of wild, crazy things — and it felt like a natural fit to have Robert do this, 'cause he understood what a documentarian was looking for and how the scene would be staged."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_young_hire">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Final_Cut#:~:text=Robert%20Young%2C%20who%20directed%20this%20episode%20and%20also%20directed%20last%20year%27s%20%22Six%20Degrees%20of%20Separation%22%20is%20a%20noted%20documentarian\|title=Podcast: Final Cut\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>

	For "[[Final Cut]]", Moore required the episode to be shot in genuine documentary style, with a working cameraman rather than an actor operating the in-universe camera. Young held auditions, filming cameramen and actors handling a camera in live scenes and screening the results with Moore, before casting a working cameraman in the part.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_cameraman_auditions">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/208/bsg_ep208_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Final Cut ~~(Act 1)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>		For "[[Final Cut]]", Moore required the episode to be shot in genuine documentary style, with a working cameraman rather than an actor operating the in-universe camera. Young held auditions, filming cameramen and actors handling a camera in live scenes and screening the results with Moore, before casting a working cameraman in the part.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_final_cut_cameraman_auditions">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Final_Cut#:~:text=Bob%20Young%20did%20tests-%20he%20got%20a%20bunch%20of%20ca-%20actors%20and%20cameramen%20and%20had%20them%20audition%20with%20the%20camera\|title=Podcast: Final Cut\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2005}}</ref>

	For "[[Unfinished Business]]", Moore recalled visiting the hangar deck set during production: "I remember coming down to the set when Bob was shooting this — and walking to the hangar deck and really hoping that I was gonna feel like I'd walked into a boxing match. And when I walked in there it was just like — it felt so perfect. And the way everybody was hanging out around the boxing set — felt authentic." Moore described Young as "a remarkable human being and just an amazing man," adding that he had "really put 'em on the map, in a certain way" when it came to documentary filmmaking.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_unfinished_business_young_hangar">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/309/bsg_ep309_1of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Unfinished Business ~~(Tease)~~\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2006}}</ref> [[w:Edward James Olmos\|Edward James Olmos]], who had worked with Young on eight feature films, cited "Unfinished Business" as one of his most memorable episodes: "The reason I liked this one so much was because, one I got to work with Robert Young, who I have admired and love to watch him work, with actors."<ref group="production" name="olmos_ejo_unfinished_business_scifiworld">{{cite web\|url=https://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/bodie_olmos_01.htm#:~:text=My%20most%20memorable%2C%20was%20probably%2C%20Unfinished%20Business\|title=Bodie Olmos interview — Hot Dog Battlestar Galactica\|author=Nuytens, Gilles\|publisher=The Scifi World\|date=January 20, 2007\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref>		For "[[Unfinished Business]]", Moore recalled visiting the hangar deck set during production: "I remember coming down to the set when Bob was shooting this — and walking to the hangar deck and really hoping that I was gonna feel like I'd walked into a boxing match. And when I walked in there it was just like — it felt so perfect. And the way everybody was hanging out around the boxing set — felt authentic." Moore described Young as "a remarkable human being and just an amazing man," adding that he had "really put 'em on the map, in a certain way" when it came to documentary filmmaking.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_unfinished_business_young_hangar">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Unfinished_Business#:~:text=I%20remember%20coming%20down%20to%20the%20set%20when%20Bob%20was%20shooting%20this\|title=Podcast: Unfinished Business\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2006}}</ref> [[w:Edward James Olmos\|Edward James Olmos]], who had worked with Young on eight feature films, cited "Unfinished Business" as one of his most memorable episodes: "The reason I liked this one so much was because, one I got to work with Robert Young, who I have admired and love to watch him work, with actors."<ref group="production" name="olmos_ejo_unfinished_business_scifiworld">{{cite web\|url=https://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/bodie_olmos_01.htm#:~:text=My%20most%20memorable%2C%20was%20probably%2C%20Unfinished%20Business\|title=Bodie Olmos interview — Hot Dog Battlestar Galactica\|author=Nuytens, Gilles\|publisher=The Scifi World\|date=January 20, 2007\|accessdate=22 May 2026}}</ref>

	For "[[The Son Also Rises]]", Young objected to a scripted element: defense attorney [[Romo Lampkin]] was written to carry a cat throughout the episode, and Young repeatedly pressed Moore to cut the animal. Moore's wife Terry noted on the podcast that one should never shoot with a cat; Moore kept the cat regardless.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_son_also_rises_cat">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/318/bsg_ep318_2of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: The Son Also Rises\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2007}}</ref>		For "[[The Son Also Rises]]", Young objected to a scripted element: defense attorney [[Romo Lampkin]] was written to carry a cat throughout the episode, and Young repeatedly pressed Moore to cut the animal. Moore's wife Terry noted on the podcast that one should never shoot with a cat; Moore kept the cat regardless.<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_son_also_rises_cat">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:The_Son_Also_Rises#:~:text=Bob%20Young%2C%20who%20directed%20this%20episode%2C%20however%2C%20hated%20the%20cat\|title=Podcast: The Son Also Rises\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2007}}</ref>

	For "[[Deadlock]]", Moore noted that the director's cut came in with very few notes from either the production office or the network: "Bob Young directed this episode and he has just a natural feel for where the drama in the scene is. He shoots everything from the psychological standpoint — meaning, going to where the emotion is and where the intention is of a scene or a character — and you can just feel, as we go through it, it's pretty much a seamless piece."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_deadlock_young_instincts">{{cite podcast\|url=~~http~~://~~www~~.~~scifi~~.~~com~~/~~battlestar/downloads/podcast/mp3/418/bsg_ep418_1of5.mp3~~\|title=Podcast: Deadlock\|publisher=~~Sci Fi Channel~~ / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2009}}</ref>		For "[[Deadlock]]", Moore noted that the director's cut came in with very few notes from either the production office or the network: "Bob Young directed this episode and he has just a natural feel for where the drama in the scene is. He shoots everything from the psychological standpoint — meaning, going to where the emotion is and where the intention is of a scene or a character — and you can just feel, as we go through it, it's pretty much a seamless piece."<ref group="production" name="moore_podcast_deadlock_young_instincts">{{cite podcast\|url=https://en.battlestarwiki.org/Podcast:Deadlock#:~:text=Bob%20Young%20directed%20this%20episode%20and%20he%20has-%20just%20a%20natural%20feel%20for%20where%20the%20drama%20in%20the%20scene%20is\|title=Podcast: Deadlock\|publisher=BattlestarWiki / Ronald D. Moore\|date=2009}}</ref>

	==== Director credits for ''Battlestar Galactica'' ====		==== Director credits for ''Battlestar Galactica'' ====

Robert M. Young - Revision history