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The [[Miniseries]] was a joint funded pilot produced by the following TV companies:
The [[Miniseries]] was a joint funded pilot produced by the following TV companies:
*[[R&D TV]]
*[[R and D TV|R&D TV]]
*Sky TV
*Sky TV
*[[USA Cable Entertainment|USA Cable Entertainment LLC]]
*[[USA Cable Entertainment|USA Cable Entertainment LLC]]

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Sky One
Sky One Logo
Sky One Logo
Owned by BSkyB
Picture format 576i (SDTV),
1080i (HDTV)
Sister channel(s) Sky Two, Sky Three, Sky One HD
Website www.skyone.co.uk
Availability
Country UK UK
IRL IRL
Channel(s) Sky Digital Channel 106
Sky HD Channel 197
NTL:Telewest Channel 120
NTL Ireland Channel 114
Chorus Digital Channel 9


Sky One is one of British Sky Broadcasting's entertainment channels in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. BSkyB is owned by News Corporation.

Sky One has the rights to air Season One to Three of the re-imagined series of Battlestar Galactica.

The Miniseries was a joint funded pilot produced by the following TV companies:

And distributed on a variety of TV channels including Sky One (UK) and SciFi Channel (US).

After the success of the Miniseries a 13 episode series was commissioned and produced by the same companies as the pilot. the first episode, 33, was broadcast in the United Kingdom on 18th October 2004, 8:00 PM on Sky One, three months before its premiere in the United States on 14th January 2005.

From Season Two onwards Sky is not a major financial backer of the series but it still credited due to its investments with set and pre production early in the series.

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