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The Colonials and Cylons employ a distinct nomenclature of military jargon, colloquialisms, sayings, and technical terms to create a culture distinctly "alien" to the audience. This article serves to organize and summarize this terminology, leading to different articles if the term needs to be further expanded upon.

The formatting of this article allows for its use in conjunction with the Lingo extension used throughout Battlestar Wiki. This includes multiple spellings, each listed on its own line, preceding the definition of the definidendum.

Acronyms[edit]

CORA
C.O.R.A.: Original Series definition: Computer, Oral Response Activated; an artificial intelligence capable of operating a Viper ^{(TOS: "The Long Patrol")}

Honorifics[edit]

Count: Original Series definition: a title of nobility (e.g. Count Iblis)
Lord: Original Series definition: a title of nobility (e.g. Lord Baltar)
Sire: Original Series definition: a title of nobility akin to "Sir," typically ascribed to a civilian of the male gender (e.g. Sire Uri, Sire Solon)
Siress: Original Series definition: a title of nobility, typically ascribed to a civilian of the female gender (e.g. Siress Tinia, Siress Blassie)

Colloquialisms[edit]

astrum: Original Series definition: buttocks ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}
Barge Lice
barge lice: Original Series definition: disparaging term for prisoners on the Prison Barge
crasoney: Original Series definition: disparagement, perhaps akin to "cretin"; Boomer refers to Sire Bogan's men thusly, after said men burgle Siress Belloby's energizer from Boomer and Starbuck's sled (see: felgercarb)
equinus' atrum: Original Series definition: disparagement, akin to "horse's ass"; Apollo reveals feeling thusly for disbelieving Chameleon's suggestion that he might be Starbuck's father ^{(TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives")}
felgercarb: Original Series definition: expletive, similar to "crap" (see: felgercarb)
frack: Original Series definition: expletive, similar to "shit" (see: frack)
galmonging: Original Series definition: an expletive, possibly similar to "asshole" or "God damned" (see: galmonging)
Hades hole: Original Series definition: hell hole; used to describe the Red planet ^{(TOS: "War of the Gods, Part I")}
mong-raking: Original Series definition: an expletive; after thwarting their attack on Galactica, Cain comments that "those mong-raking Cylons are in a state of shock right now" due to the appearance of Pegasus ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part II")}
plant vapors: Original Series definition: a psychoactive drug familiar to the Colonials; Boomer comments that the Blonde Taurus woman on Carillon was probably "smoking plant vapors" ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
pogees: Original Series definition: expletive, similar to "shit" ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part II")}
socialator: Original Series definition: a sex worker, escort, prostitute ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}

General Jargon[edit]

Agro
agro: Original Series definition: agriculture ^{(TOS: "The Magnificent Warriors")}
ambrosa: Original Series definition: an expensive alcoholic intoxicant (see: ambrosa)
auto-control: Original Series definition: auto-pilot; Brie is instructed by Starbuck to activate this after having problems on her first launch from Galactica ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
bio-pulse line: Original Series definition: an unspecified body function, possibly an emotional state; Starbuck attempts to use this as an excuse to not join Apollo's mission to clear the Cylon minefield ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
boraton: Original Series definition: a liquid that extinguishes fires ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
breather: Original Series definition: a breathing mask, or a life support system supplying air ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
bureautician: Original Series definition: bureaucrat, politician ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
carbide: Original Series definition: a likely term for carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
centura: Original Series definition: possibly an expression related to percentages; "If we just let him lie in that life pod he doesn't have a chance in a centura" ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}.
Chief Opposer: Original Series definition: a prosecuting attorney in a trial ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
chronometers
chronometer: Original Series definition: a time keeping device, essentially a watch ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
computape: Original Series definition: a video recording; Sire Solon watched computapes of the triad match between Ortega and Starbuck ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
crawlon: Original Series definition: a spider ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
comline: Original Series definition: a communication channel between ships
cubit
cubits: Original Series definition: a form of coined currency (see: cubit)
daggit: Original Series definition: a domesticated canine, e.g. dog (see: daggit)
death stone: Original Series definition: tombstone ^{(TOS: "The Long Patrol")}
drone: Original Series definition: a term for a robot, such as Muffit II ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
ducat: Original Series definition: a ticket; Cassiopeia acquires two tickets to the Spheroid concert ^{(TOS: "Take the Celestra")}
ducket: Original Series definition: a type of prepaid voucher used on the shuttle Canaris, typically collected at the end of the shuttle trip ^{(TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives")}
flight slumber: Original Series definition: unintentionally sleeping while flying a craft, like a Viper; Apollo attempts to write off John and his second visit to the Ship of Lights as being a dream from a flight slumber ^{(TOS: "Experiment in Terra")}
fumarello: Original Series definition: a small cigar that Starbuck typically smokes (see: fumarello)
furlon: Original Series definition: a furlough, or short leave of absence for Warriors in the Colonial Military service ^{(TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives")}
geogram: Original Series definition: a diagram; Ravashol shows Apollo a geogram of the pulsar with instructions on how to destroy it ^{(TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II")}
glaiders: Original Series definition: coined currency on Equellus ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
grog: Original Series definition: an intoxicating beverage, likely similar to beer (see: grog)
Homemade Buzzer: Original Series definition: a version of "moonshine" on Equellus, see: Homemade Buzzer ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
hovermobile: Original Series definition: form of ground transportation that can be hot-wired ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
ion field: Original Series definition: a stellar phenomenon, which can cause scanner echoes ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}
ion vapors: Original Series definition: likely term referring to the trail of a turbo engine ^{(TOS: "The Long Patrol")}
isoldin: Original Series definition: a type of intravenous fluid given to patients, see: isoldin ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
leisuron: Original Series definition: a vacation or leave of absence, similar to a furlon (TOS: deleted scene, "Saga of a Star World"); Note: An alternate spelling, "liesuron," appears in the comic book adaptation.
lextrium
lextrium III: Original Series definition: a fuel used by the Eastern Alliance destroyer ^{(TOS: "Experiment in Terra")}
life pod: Original Series definition: a life support bed used in Galactica's life center ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
lupus: Original Series definition: a wolf-like animal (see: lupus)
mega star: Original Series definition: a star; in a deleted scene, Omega reports of the "mega star" they detect as they leave the magnetic void ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}
mega sun: Original Series definition: a star; the Nomen come from the "land of the mega sun" ^{(TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives")}
med tech: Original Series definition: a medical technician, such as a nurse or orderly (e.g. Cassiopeia)
meteor fire: Original Series definition: meteor storm; Starbuck likens the readouts on his instrument panel "lighting up like a meteor fire" upon coming across the magnetic void ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
modocker: Original Series definition: an unknown term, likely of endearment; Cain asks Apollo how Adama is by asking, "Well, how is he? How is that old modocker?" ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}
mushies: Original Series definition: a food (see: mushies)
nightflyer: Original Series definition: an owl-like creature on Equellus that hoots; Red-Eye asks Vella and Puppis about the "strange sound" heard by Lacerta in town, to which Puppis offers that he heard a "nightflyer hoot down by the woods" ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}. ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
officiator: Original Series definition: someone who oversees a triad game ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
Orion hasher: Original Series definition: something that is black and blue; Cassiopeia comments that Starbuck looks like one after his matches with Ortega ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
oviner: Original Series definition: a rancher ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
pluton: Original Series definition: a radioactive material whose radiation breaks down food (see: pluton poisoning) ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
pods: Original Series definition: a Cylon outpost ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
primaries: Original Series definition: basic food groups ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
Protector: Original Series definition: a defense attorney in a tribunal ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
protein: Original Series definition: another type of food
protest: Original Series definition: the equivalent of saying "objection" in a Colonial Tribunal ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
pulse scrambled code: Original Series definition: secure method of communication used by the Colonial Fleet ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
pyramid: Original Series definition: a card game, similar to poker (see: pyramid)
quadrant: Original Series definition: region of space, see also Sector. Usually named after a Greek letter, or (less frequently) a star system or planet.
scorpius: Original Series definition: scorpion; Maga comments that Borellian Nomen have the patience of such a creature, he also comments that the name "Borellian Nomen" strike fear at the hearts of those who hear it like the scorpius ^{(TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives")}
sector: Original Series definition: region of space or planet, see also Quadrant. Usually named after a Greek letter (space sectors), or a geographic formation on the surface of a planet (geographic sector, e.g. Sector Hekla on the planet Arcta")
sleep period: Original Series definition: bedtime
seal: Original Series definition: marriage
sickbed: Original Series definition: term for bed rest when one is recovering from an illness ^{(TOS: "The Young Lords")}
skybus: Original Series definition: a type of starship ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
solium: Original Series definition: a type of fuel (see: solium)
solonite: Original Series definition: an explosive used in demolitions (see: solonite) ^{(TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II")}
spacedrome: Original Series definition: a planet-based space port (see: spacedrome) ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
star speed: Original Series definition: a speed which is used by Eastern Alliance ^{(TOS: "Greetings From Earth")}
telecom: Original Series definition: internal communications phone aboard Galactica ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
tinhead: Original Series definition: epithet used to describe Cylons ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}
tribunal: Original Series definition: a Colonial court hearing (see: Law of the Twelve Colonies)
turbo: Original Series definition: Warrior slang for their Viper's high-velocity booster engines, e.g. "hit your turbos"
turboflush: Original Series definition: a toilet ^{(TOS: "Baltar's Escape")}
turboram thruster: Original Series definition: a type of engine or thruster; in a deleted scene where Serina completes her first landing, Serina turns off this part of the Colonial shuttle as a part of her landing sequence ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
turboshower: Original Series definition: a shower ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
travelator: Original Series definition: a travel agent ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
triad: Original Series definition: a contact sport, similar to football or basketball (see: triad)
tylium: Original Series definition: a highly combustible fuel (see: tylium) ^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
vertical supporter: Original Series definition: a pillar or support beam structure; Boomer instructs Taba to discharge his laser bola against one in Rising Star's Astral Lounge^{(TOS: "Fire in Space")}
wardaggit: Original Series definition: "war dog" ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}

Technology[edit]

gyro capacitors
transmit tek
zonar modules: Original Series definition: component of a Viper's stabilizer system ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}^[1]
laser controller
otron extension
point diverters
proton activator: Original Series definition: component of a Viper's weapon system ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}^[1]
proton energizer: Original Series definition: a type of weapon on an Eastern Alliance destroyer ^{(TOS: "Experiment in Terra")}
scanner: Original Series definition: interchangeable term for a computer monitor and television set (see: scanner)
tape coder: Original Series definition: a voice recording device; Thane successfully passes off a hand mine as a device ^{(TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II")}

Military Jargon[edit]

flash inspection: Original Series definition: an inspection of military assets that is performed without prior notice by a superior officer ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}
four-point peel off: Original Series definition: a maneuver performed with a group of four Vipers ^{(TOS: "War of the Gods, Part I")}
free flight jump: Original Series definition: an infantry parachute landing, having jumped out of a shuttle ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part II")}
life station relief: Original Series definition: sick call ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}
maximum G-climb: Original Series definition: a maneuver done near a celestial body, which may cause the pilot to blackout; Starbuck orders C.O.R.A. to perform this maneuver, which causes the pursuing Raider to crash into the loading docks on Proteus ^{(TOS: "The Lost Warrior")}
stand alert: Original Series definition: Colonial term for "attention" ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
stripped and moduled: Original Series definition: a consequence of severe infractions in military law, likely similar to being stripped of one's rank and thrown in hack; Greenbean expresses a fear of this happening as Giles asks where he got the alcohol from ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")}
Warrior: Original Series definition: an all-purpose term for Colonial soldier and Viper pilot (see: Warrior)

Sayings[edit]

By your command: Original Series definition: a typical Cylon response to an order (see: By your command) (TOS: "Saga of a Star World," et al.)

By your leave: Original Series definition: a Colonial response to an order (see: By your leave) (TOS: "Saga of a Star World," et al.)

clear as the Nubian sun: Original Series definition: a saying, similar to "as clear as day"; Cain uses this saying when referencing to the non-existent Raiders he allegedly pursued when he made his attack on the Cylon fuel tankers (see: Nubian sun) ^{(TOS: "The Living Legend, Part I")}

daggit drivel: Original Series definition: a term used to describe someone's lies, similar to "garbage" or "bullshit"; Lucifer uses this term when asking if Baltar believes Specter's false reports ^{(TOS: "The Young Lords")}

For the glory of Caprica: Original Series definition: saying used by the Colonials, particularly those from Caprica ^{(TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II")}

Go rust yourself: Original Series definition: Colonial equivalent to "go fuck yourself," typically used towards Cylons; Cadet Cree says this to Vulpa while the Cylons interrogate him ^{(TOS: "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I")}

laser in their side: Original Series definition: analogue to "thorn in their side," Starbuck uses this term to describe how the actions of Megan's surviving children have kept their father alive at Cylon hands ^{(TOS: "The Young Lords")}

like a daggit on a sunspot: Template:Te`rmfidgety; Apollo points out that Starbuck acts this way during his pre-flight meeting on destroying the mines in the Straits of Madagon ^{(TOS: "Saga of a Star World")}

Units of Measure[edit]

Time[edit]

yahren: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "year" (see: Yahren)
quatron: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "month"
secton: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "week"
time cycle: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "day"
centar: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to an "hour"
millicenton: Original Series definition: unit of time; approx. 10 minutes
centon: Original Series definition: a unit of time akin to a "minute"; in earlier episodes (e.g. "Saga of a Star World," "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I"), centon is used as the Colonial equivalent of a week before being retconned in later episodes
microcenton
micron: Original Series definition: unit of time akin to a "second"; Microcenton is likely another term for "micron"; Starbuck uses this term when he says "switching off of you for a microcenton to scan ahead" ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}

Distance[edit]

parsec: Original Series definition: a unit of distance, the Earth measurement being equivalent to 90 million miles
hectar: Original Series definition: a unit of distance, the Earth measurement being equivalent to 9 million miles (i.e. 1/10th of a parsec)
sectar
sectares: Original Series definition: an unspecified measure of distance, interchangeably used as an unspecified measure of time (see: sectar (unit))
metric: Original Series definition: a unit of distance, the Earth measurement being equivalent to a kilometer
maxim: Original Series definition: a unit of distance, the Earth measurement being equivalent to 10 meters (see: maxim)
metron: Original Series definition: unit of distance of smaller denomination than maxim, the Earth measurement being equivalent to meter; used in a deleted scene as Serina approaches the starboard landing bay ^{(TOS: "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")}

Scientific measurements[edit]

ergon
ergons: Original Series definition: unspecified unit of radiation (laser) energy, used to measure output of energizers and laser weapons ^{(TOS: "Murder on the Rising Star")}
megon: Original Series definition: unit of weight, akin to a megaton
radion: Original Series definition: unit of energy, akin to a rad
volton: Original Series definition: unit of energy, akin to a volt
wavelon: Original Series definition: unit of energy, akin to wavelength

Notes[edit]

↑ ^{Jump up to: 1.0} ^1.1 As noted from Sheba's scanner readout in "The Living Legend, Part I". Refer to this image.

Compilations[edit]

Title	Release Date	Series
Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack	01 March 1992	TOS
Direct-to-VHS movie comprising of content primarily from "Fire in Space" and both parts of the "The Living Legend," in addition to footage from the premiere, "Saga of a Star World". Basically another retelling of the story of "The Living Legend".
Conquest of the Earth	1988	TOS and 1980
Direct-to-VHS movie comprising of content primarily from Galactica 1980 episodes "Galactica Discovers Earth" and "The Night the Cylons Landed," in addition to footage from the Original Series.

Episodes[edit]

Title	Release Date	Series
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie aka Saga of a Star World	1985 (first release) 01 March 1992 (second release)	TOS
The Human-Cylon peace accords are a ruse by the genocidal Cylons, determined to exterminate all humanity. Only battlestar Galactica and a ragtag fleet survive, journeying across the galaxy in search of a long-lost sister civilization, Earth. Lured to the planet Carillon for fuel and relaxation, the Fleet barely survives a trap by the Ovions, an underground, insectoid species in league with the Cylons. This movie marks the first Battlestar Galactica material to ever be released for home viewing. Before it's first release on VHS in 1985, it was released on Laserdisc in 1980.
Lost Planet of the Gods	27 May 1997	TOS
With many warriors suffering from an unknown ailment, Galactica recruits new Viper pilots — mostly young women, including Apollo's new bride, Serina. Includes both "The Lost Planet of the Gods, Parts I & II".
The Lost Warrior	01 March, 1992	TOS
After engaging a group of Cylon Raiders, Apollo crash-lands on a planet where a law-deriding thug controls a seemingly indestructible henchman. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
The Long Patrol	01 July, 1991	TOS
After losing an experimental Viper to a smuggler, Starbuck is imprisoned in a "unique" environment. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
The Gun on Ice Planet Zero	27 May, 1997	TOS
Herded into a confined area of space, the fleet must pass within close range of a lethal Cylon pulsar cannon—unless an expedition from Galactica can assault the ice-bound fortress housing the weapon. Apollo, Starbuck, and Boomer lead a team of cut-throat demolitions and cold-weather experts (and the stowaway Boxey). Along they way, they encounter the misguided human scientist who originally built the weapon, as well as his legions of clones. Includes both "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Parts I & II".
The Magnificent Warriors	01 March, 1992	TOS
When a Cylon attack destroys the fleet's food supply, Adama and the others must agree to certain compromises with old acquaintances and with the inhabitants of a grain-rich, yet politically turbulent planet. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
The Young Lords	01 March, 1992	TOS
After crash-landing on a Cylon-occupied planet, Starbuck joins forces with a group of young human renegades. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
Fire in Space	01 March, 1992	TOS
After Cylon Raiders ram Galactica on destructive suicide missions, the crew scrambles to fight a raging fire threatening to incinerate the ship. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
The Man with Nine Lives	01 March, 1992	TOS
An old con man, Chameleon, works his way into Starbuck's life to avoid being tracked down by blood-thirsty Borellians.
Murder on the Rising Star	01 March, 1992	TOS
When Starbuck is implicated in a rival Triad-player's murder, Apollo and Boomer come to his defense as Protectors. They eventually uncover a plot involving Karibdis, a traitor who aided Baltar in the destruction of the Twelve Colonies.
Baltar's Escape	01 March, 1992	TOS
Joining forces with the imprisoned Borellians and the Eastern Alliance detainees, Baltar escapes from the prison barge, hijacks a shuttle, and kidnaps members of the ruling council. Also released as part of a 6-tape set.
Mankind Battles for Survival In Space aka The Return of Starbuck	1990	1980
Doctor Zee relates a dream he had about a pilot called Starbuck to Commander Adama; thus revealing Starbuck's fate.

Re-imagined series[edit]

United States and Canada (Region 1)[edit]

Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series	20	28 July 2009	Seasons 1-4 including "Razor"
The complete Re-imagined Series on Blu-Ray, with exception of "The Face of the Enemy" webisodes and "The Plan," complete with various special features.
Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series	25	28 July 2009	Seasons 1-4 including "Razor"
The complete Re-imagined Series on DVD, with exception of "The Face of the Enemy" webisodes and "The Plan," complete with various special features.
Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries	1	28 December 2004	Miniseries
Includes the Re-imagined Series pilot episode, a commentary by Ron Moore, David Eick and Michael Rymer, as well as the Miniseries Lowdown.
Battlestar Galactica - Season One	5	20 September 2005	Season 1
The Miniseries as well as all 13 episodes. The extras include audio commentaries for most episodes, video featurettes, and deleted scenes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season One (HD DVD)	6	4 December 2007	Season 1
The same content as the DVD set, but presented in 1080p with Dolby TrueHD audio.
Battlestar Galactica - Season 2.0	3	20 December 2005	Season 2
The first 10 episodes of the second season, with audio commentaries and deleted scenes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season 2.5	3	19 September 2006	Season 2
Contains the second half, or episodes 11-20, of Season 2, and the extended version of the episode "Pegasus". Extras include audio commentaries, deleted scenes and video featurettes.
Battlestar Galactica: Razor	1	4 December 2007	Razor
The extended version of the television movie "Razor," that includes the Razor Flashbacks and other additional scenes in the main feature. Also includes an audio commentary and a look behind the scenes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Three	6	25 March 2008	Season 3
The North American Season 3 DVDs include an extended cut of the episode "Unfinished Business," audio commentaries, deleted scenes and video featurettes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season 4.0	4	6 January 2009	Season 4
The North American Season 4.0 DVDs include the DVD for the direct-to-TV movie "Razor," audio commentaries, deleted scenes and video featurettes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season 4.5	6	28 July 2009	Season 4
The North American Season 4.5 DVDs include audio commentaries, deleted scenes and video featurettes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season 4.5	6	28 July 2009	Season 4
The North American Season 4.5 DVDs include audio commentaries, deleted scenes and video featurettes.
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan	1	27 October 2009	"The Plan"
The North American DVD release of the telemovie "The Plan" with special features and an extended, unrated cut.
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan	1	27 October 2009	"The Plan"
The North American Blu-Ray release of the telemovie "The Plan" with special features and an extended, unrated cut.

United Kingdom (Region 2)[edit]

Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries	1	1 March 2004	Miniseries
Includes the Miniseries and the Battlestar Galactica: The Lowdown feature.
Battlestar Galactica - Season One	4	28 March 2005	Season 1
All 13 episodes of the first season and deleted scenes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season One	6	2010	Season 1
The complete first season (including the Miniseries) on Blu-Ray with extra features.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Two	6	28 August 2006	Season 2
All 20 episodes of the second season. Extras are audio commentaries and deleted scenes for the first half of the season.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Two	6	2010	Season 2
The complete second season on Blu-Ray with extra features.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Three	6	3 September 2007	Season 3
The complete third season without any extras.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Three	6	2010	Season 3
The complete third season on Blu-Ray with extra features.
Battlestar Galactica: Razor	1	26 December 2007	Razor
The extended version of the television movie "Razor," that includes the Razor Flashbacks and other additional scenes in the main feature. Also contains behind-the-scenes bonus features.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Four	6	2010	Season 4
The first half of Season 4 on Blu-Ray with extra features.
Battlestar Galactica - The Final Season (i.e. "Season 4.5")	6	2010	Season 4
The last half of Season 4 on Blu-Ray with extra features.
Battlestar Galactica - Seasons One, Two & Three	16	22 October 2007	Seasons 1, 2 and 3
A collection of Seasons 1 to 3.

Australia (Region 4)[edit]

Note: These sets are generally identical to the UK R2 DVDs.

Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
Battlestar Galactica - Miniseries	1	21 April 2004	Miniseries
Includes the Miniseries and the Battlestar Galactica: The Lowdown feature.
Battlestar Galactica - Season One	4	15 August 2005	Season 1
All 13 episodes of the first season and deleted scenes.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Two	6	15 August 2006	Season 2
All 20 episodes of the second season. Extras are audio commentaries and deleted scenes for the first half of the season.
Battlestar Galactica - Season Three	5	21 November 2007	Season 3
The complete third season without any extras.
Battlestar Galactica - Seasons One, Two & Three	16	4 December 2007	Seasons 1, 2 and 3
A collection of Seasons 1 to 3.

Caprica[edit]

United States and Canada (Region 1)[edit]

Box art	Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
	Caprica	1	21 April 2009	Caprica Pilot
	The pilot episode for Caprica set to premier on the SyFy Channel in 2010. The extras include audio commentaries for most episodes, video featurettes, and deleted scenes.

Original series[edit]

United States and Canada (Region 1)[edit]

Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie	1	28 Aug 2006	TOS
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie is the feature length version of the pilot episode "Saga of a Star World".
Battlestar Galactica - The Complete Epic Series	6	10 February 2004	TOS
All episodes of the Original Series. Extras include an audio commentary for the pilot, deleted scenes and interviews with cast and crew.
Galacticon 25th Anniversary Celebration	1	20 October 2005	TOS
This video commemorates the Galacticon 25th Anniversary salute to the stars, producers, writers and crew of the Original Series.
Galactica 1980 - Complete Series	2	23 December 2007	1980
Includes all 10 episodes of the Battlestar Galactica spin-off series.

United Kingdom (Region 2)[edit]

Title	# of Discs	Release Date	Season
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie	1	28 Aug 2006	TOS
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie is the feature length version of the pilot episode "Saga of a Star World".
Battlestar Galactica - Complete Series	7	12 January 2004	TOS
All episodes of the Original Series. Extras include deleted scenes, a photo gallery and interviews with cast and crew.
Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack	1	06 Aug 2007	TOS
Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack is a re-edited movie version of the Original Series episodes "The Living Legend" (Part I & II) and "Fire in Space".
Galactica 1980 - Complete Series	2	18 February 2008	1980
Includes all 10 episodes of the Battlestar Galactica spin-off series.

Australia (Region 4)[edit]

Title	# of Discs	Season
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie	1	TOS
Battlestar Galactica - The Movie is the feature length version of the pilot episode "Saga of a Star World".
Battlestar Galactica - Complete Series	7	TOS
All episodes of the Original Series. Extras include deleted scenes, a photo gallery and interviews with cast and crew.

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