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"Space Mutiny"; An album of the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet
Album No.	1
Composer(s)	{{{composer}}}
Artist(s)	Terry Carter, Laurette Spang, Jack Stauffer, et al.
Producer(s)	Daniel Earnshaw
Label	Explore Multimedia
Tracks	14
Running Time	01:17:00
Discs	1
Released	{{{released}}}
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	Available at Amazon – Purchase
	Download Version
	Available at iTunes – [ Purchase]

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"Space Mutiny" is the first of four stories in the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet saga.

It features the voice talents of a bulk of 1978 Battlestar Galactica's surviving performers, including Terry Carter (Tigh), Laurette Spang (Cassiopeia), Jack Stauffer (Bojay), Noah Hathaway (Boxey, Anne Lockhart (Sheba) and Sarah Rush (Rigel). Utilized are previously recorded audio by performers Lorne Greene (Adama), John Colicos (Baltar) and Richard Hatch (Apollo), derived from extant works.

Ostensively a version of the Original Series with the "serial numbers" filed off, Saga features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales.

Additional performers lending their talents include Robyn Douglass (Galactica 1980), Sonja Kristina, Ken Bones (Doctor Who), John Guilor, John Clegg and Alistair Lock (of Big Finish Productions).

Publisher Description

Tensions run high as a vote on the direction of the fleet approaches, but control has been seized in a mutiny by someone who has their own agenda…

Space Mutiny is a remake of the 1988 B-Movie of the same name - used with permission.

Track Listing

Act 1
Track Time: 8m41s

Summary: Pending.
Act 2
Track Time: 2m05s

Summary: Pending.
Act 3
Track Time: 4m26s

Summary: Pending.
Act 4
Track Time: 3m40s

Summary: Pending.
Act 5
Track Time: 4m25s

Summary: Pending.
Act 6
Track Time: 6m34s

Summary: Pending.
Act 7
Track Time: 4m31s

Summary: Pending.
Act 8
Track Time: 3m38s

Summary: Pending.
Act 9
Track Time: 3m21s

Summary: Pending.
Act 10
Track Time: 2m38s

Summary: Pending.
Act 11
Track Time: 6m44s

Summary: Pending.
Act 12
Track Time: 5m40s

Summary: Pending.
Act 13
Track Time: 2m01s

Summary: Pending.
Act 14
Track Time: 9m17s

Summary: Pending.

Cast

Posthumous Appearances By

Special Guest Appearances By

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 {{Album Data
-| image=Messages from the Future- The Galactica 1980 Memoirs - Cover.jpg
+| image=Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Space Mutiny.jpg
-| title= Messages for the Future: The ''Galactica 1980'' Memoirs
+| title= Space Mutiny
-| series=1980
+| series=[[Saga of a Fugitive Fleet]]
 | albumno= 1
-| artist= [[Robyn Douglass]]
+| artist= [[Terry Carter]], [[Laurette Spang]], [[Jack Stauffer]], [[#Cast|et al.]]
 | producer=Daniel Earnshaw
 | label= Explore Multimedia
 | discs= 1
-| tracks=13
+| tracks=14
-| runtime=00:44:00
+| runtime=01:17:00
-| release=24 January 2020 (audio CD); 17 January 2020 (iTunes)
+| release=4 December 2020
-| prev= [[From Apollo to Tom Zarek: The Battlestar Galactica Memoirs|From Apollo to Tom Zarek: The ''Battlestar Galactica'' Memoirs]]
+| prev=
-| next=
+| next= "[[Fail Safe]]"
-| amazon= B081KR114L
+| amazon= B08P27X7K6
-| itunes=https://music.apple.com/gb/album/messages-for-the-future-the-galactica-1980-memoirs/1494321248
+| itunes=
 }}
-'''''Messages for the Future: The ''Galactica 1980'' Memoirs''''' is an audio memoir produced by Daniel Earnshaw and published by Explore Multimedia in January 2020, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of ''[[Galactica 1980]]''. As with their previous release by [[Richard Hatch]], this is an audio book memoir by the performer, actress [[Robyn Douglass]] ([[Jamie Hamilton]], ''Galactica 1980''), detailing her career and life.
+'''"Space Mutiny"''' is the first of four stories in the ''[[Saga of a Fugitive Fleet]]'' saga.
-It is available on both [https://music.apple.com/gb/album/messages-for-the-future-the-galactica-1980-memoirs/1494321248 iTunes as a digital download] and as a [[amazon:B081KR114L|one-disc release in Compact Disc format]].
+It features the voice talents of a bulk of 1978 ''{{TOS|Battlestar Galactica}}''{{'|s}} surviving performers, including [[Terry Carter]] ({{TOS|Tigh}}), [[Laurette Spang]] ([[Cassiopeia]]), [[Jack Stauffer]] ([[Bojay]]), [[Noah Hathaway]] ({{TOS|Boxey}}, [[Anne Lockhart]] ([[Sheba]]) and [[Sarah Rush]] ([[Rigel]]). Utilized are previously recorded audio by performers [[Lorne Greene]] ({{TOS|Adama}}), [[John Colicos]] ({{TOS|Baltar}}) and [[Richard Hatch]] ({{TOS|Apollo}}), derived from extant works.
+Ostensively a version of the [[Original Series]] with the "serial numbers" filed off, ''Saga'' features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales.
+Additional performers lending their talents include [[Robyn Douglass]] (''[[Galactica 1980]]''), [[w:Sonja Kristina|Sonja Kristina]], [[w:Ken Bones|Ken Bones]] (''[[w:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]''), John Guilor, [[w:John Clegg (actor)|John Clegg]] and Alistair Lock (of Big Finish Productions).
+== Publisher Description ==
+: ''Tensions run high as a vote on the direction of the fleet approaches, but control has been seized in a mutiny by someone who has their own agenda…''
+: ''Space Mutiny'' is a remake of [[Space Mutiny|the 1988 B-Movie of the same name]] - used with permission.
 ==Track Listing==
-#'''Becoming an Actress'''
+#'''Act 1'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 3m41s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 8m41s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass discusses her early childhood, knowing that she wanted to be an actress and performing little plays for the neighborhood. She segues into going to [[w:University of California, Davis|University of California]] to be a veterinarian, and picking up acting lessons following her transfer to [[w:University of California, San Francisco|University of California]] to study biology. She discusses picking up her stage name, and moving back to Chicago to stay with her aunt while studying acting at ''[[w:The Second City|The Second City]]'' under [[w:Del Close|Del Close]] and dancing at [[w:Hubbard Street Dance Company|Hubbard Street Dance Company]] under [[w:Lou Conte|Lou Conte]].
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-#'''The Clone Master'''
+#'''Act 2'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 3m06s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 2m05s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass discusses auditioning for [[w:Dino De Laurentiis|Dino De Laurentiis]]' film, ''[[w:Hurricane (1979 film)|Hurricane]]'', and picking up another audition for her first science fiction TV movie of the week, ''[[imdb:tt0077345|The Clone Master]]''. She recalls some of the embarrassment transpiring before and during the audition relating to her broken dress zipper, and how she endeavored to cover that up.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Getting the Role'''
+#'''Act 3'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 1m57s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 4m26s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass covers being called to a meeting with [[Glen A. Larson]], not realizing that she was auditioning for ''[[Galactica 1980]]''.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Meeting Cast Mates'''
+#'''Act 4'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 1m14s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 3m40s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass recalls meeting [[Lorne Greene]] ({{1980|Adama}}), and bonding with him over their shared love for animals and work for the [[w:Humane Society|Humane Society]]. She also discusses meeting with [[Barry Van Dyke]] ([[Dillon]]) and [[Kent McCord]] ({{1980|Troy}}).
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''My First Scene'''
+#'''Act 5'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 2m57s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 4m25s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass recounts her first scene in "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]", where she discusses her issues with stopping to hit her mark while driving a car.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''The First Episodes'''
+#'''Act 6'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 5m56s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 6m34s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass discusses shooting "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part II]]" and "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III|III]]"  on the backlot of Universal Studios, being fitted into [[Anne Lockhart]]'s "[[Sheba]]" uniforms, and shooting "[[The Super Scouts]]" at the same time.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Messages for the Future'''
+#'''Act 7'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 3m00s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 4m31s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass believes in the efficacy of the "educational beats" in each episode, tying them into the current socio-economic problems relating to nuclear power, global warming, and other environmental issues.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Special Effects'''
+#'''Act 8'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 6m10s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 3m38s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass recounts shooting in the {{1980|Viper}} for the first time with the blue-screen, in addition to the car chase in "[[Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I]]," and recording lines and screams in studio for [[w:looping|looping]]. She also discusses [[Donna Garrett]] as being her stunt double on the series, and working with her for many years following ''1980''.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Parents On Set'''
+#'''Act 9'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 4m00s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 3m21s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass discusses inviting her parents to watch the filming of her scenes in "[[Spaceball]]," and the incident that almost caused problems when they prematurely left the Universal Studios' Studio Tour.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''The Running Incident'''
+#'''Act 10'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 4m51s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 2m38s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass recounts an issue where she was tasked with running down a hill while filming "[[Galactica Discovers Earth]]," and being subsequently abandoned in the verdure.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Cancellation'''
+#'''Act 11'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 1m14s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 6m44s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass discusses "[[The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra]]," and hearing about the cancellation of the series.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''The A-Team'''
+#'''Act 12'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 2m31s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 5m40s
-#: ''Summary:'' Douglass recalls her trepidation on joining ''[[w:The A-Team|The A-Team]]'' due to the rumored issues that [[w:Mr. T|Mr. T]] and [[w:George Preppard|George Preppard]] had with actresses, and due to that focusing on acting in movies instead.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
-# '''Conclusion'''
+#'''Act 13'''
-#: ''Track Time:'' 2m50s
+#: ''Track Time:'' 2m01s
-#: ''Summary:'' Final thoughts from Douglass herself regarding ''Galactica 1980''{{'|s}} impact on promoting thoughtful ideas to aim for the betterment of humanity.
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
+#'''Act 14'''
+#: ''Track Time:'' 9m17s
+#: ''Summary:'' Pending.
+== Cast ==
+* [[Terry Carter]]
+* [[Laurette Spang]]
+* [[Jack Stauffer]]
+* [[Noah Hathaway]]
+* [[Anne Lockhart]]
+* [[Sarah Rush]]
-==Press Release==
+=== Posthumous Appearances By ===
-''From the product listing:''
+* [[Lorne Greene]]
+* [[John Colicos]]
+* [[Richard Hatch]]
-:2020 release. [[Robyn Douglass]] is best known to sci-fi fans as [[Jamie Hamilton]] in ''[[Galactica 1980]]''. In ''Messages for the Future'', Robyn shares her recollections of her career building up to appearing in the show, her memories of being on set and her reflections on the show. These unique audio recordings were made in 2019 and we hear the recounting of previously unknown details about the show and Robyn Douglass' contribution to the ''{{TOS|Battlestar Galactica}}'' canon.<ref>{{cite_web|url=https://amzn.to/2u3Y7eY|title=Amazon.com: Messages For The Future: The Galactica 1980 Memoirs|date=24 January 2020|accessdate=02 February 2020|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref>
+=== Special Guest Appearances By ===
+* [[w:Sonja Kristina|Sonja Kristina]]
+* [[w:Ken Bones|Ken Bones]]
+* [[w:John Guilor|John Guilor]]
+* Alistair Lock
+<!--
 ==References==
-{{reflist}}
+{{reflist}}-->
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"Space Mutiny" An album of the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet

Album No.	1
Composer(s)	{{{composer}}}
Artist(s)	Terry Carter, Laurette Spang, Jack Stauffer, et al.
Producer(s)	Daniel Earnshaw
Label	Explore Multimedia
Tracks	14
Running Time	01:17:00
Discs	1
Released	{{{released}}}
Chronology
Previous		Next
	Space Mutiny	"Fail Safe"
CD Version
Available at Amazon – Purchase
Download Version
Available at iTunes – [ Purchase]