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<li>...that [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] and [[Boomer (1980)|Boomer]] are the only two major characters from the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|Original Series]] to return as recurring characters in [[Galactica 1980]]?</li> | <li>...that [[Adama (1980)|Adama]] and [[Boomer (1980)|Boomer]] are the only two major characters from the [[Battlestar Galactica (TOS)|Original Series]] to return as recurring characters in [[Galactica 1980]]?</li> | ||
<li>...that [[Xaviar]]'s ongoing time travel antics were planned to be a continuing subplot for the series?</li> | <li>...that [[Xaviar]]'s ongoing time travel antics were planned to be a continuing subplot for the series?</li> | ||
<li>...that when ''Galactica 1980'' was originally conceived, it was to have featured the characters of [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] and [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] with Baltar as the time-traveling villain? | <li>...that when ''Galactica 1980'' was originally conceived, it was to have featured the characters of [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]] and [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] with Baltar as the time-traveling villain?</li> | ||
<li>...that ''Galactica 1980'' was canceled not just because of low ratings but because its rushed production drove up its costs to the point that Universal eventually demanded more money than ABC was willing to pay?</li> | |||
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- ...that Adama and Boomer are the only two major characters from the Original Series to return as recurring characters in Galactica 1980?
- ...that Xaviar's ongoing time travel antics were planned to be a continuing subplot for the series?
- ...that when Galactica 1980 was originally conceived, it was to have featured the characters of Apollo and Starbuck with Baltar as the time-traveling villain?
- ...that Galactica 1980 was canceled not just because of low ratings but because its rushed production drove up its costs to the point that Universal eventually demanded more money than ABC was willing to pay?