Battlestar Galactica: The Photostory

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Battlestar Galactica: The Photostory A book of the Berkley Books line
Book No.
Author(s)	Glen A. Larson
Adaptation of
No. of Pages	Roughly 150.
Published	May 1979
ISBN	0425041395
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Battlestar Galactica: The Photostory is a "photo-adventure" based on the Original Series' premiere, "Saga of a Star World".

It is formatted similar to a typical comic book with picture panels, captions, and word balloons telling the story.

All the book's pages are in full-color, with abridgments to the story and dialogue throughout done in the adaptation process.

Errors

Unfortunately, the pages of the book are not numbered, and thus referencing is regrettably difficult.

• Colonel Tigh's name is spelled "Tighe" in the credits that are printed in the book.
• When asked about the state of the Colonies, Tigh is attributed with saying that "Sagitara is in flames". This line was spoken by Omega in the episode.

Omissions

• After learning from Cassiopeia that the Gemenese only have intimate relations during the High Worship of the Sunstorm, Starbuck merely exclaims, "Really!" He does not make a crack about them being great card players.
• During the scene where Starbuck and Boomer encounter the blonde Taurus on Carillon, the book omits Starbuck's comments about her being a Taurus, and Boomer's later crack about the possibility of the woman "smoking plant vapors".

Notes

• There is a photo of the infamous Lights of Caprica scene.

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