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Again the question arises about how many Battlestars there actually were and how big the Colonial Fleet actually was. It doesn't seem fitting that only five battlestars existed in all of the colonies. The mention of the Battlestar Rycon would seem to suggest that there were different fleets of battlestars. If the series had gone on to future seasons maybe the Galactica would be re-united with other Battlestars from the colonies or we would find out the fate of other fleets and "ships of the line" | |||
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Revision as of 01:30, 17 November 2005
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Overview
- Overview
Summary
When Starbuck encounters his long-lost love Aurora, she complicates matters by taking part in a mutinous rebellion aboard the Celestra. Her rebellion, undertaken for a noble cause, is soon overshadowed by a sinister mutiny by Charka, the Celestra's power-hungry second-in-command.
Questions
Again the question arises about how many Battlestars there actually were and how big the Colonial Fleet actually was. It doesn't seem fitting that only five battlestars existed in all of the colonies. The mention of the Battlestar Rycon would seem to suggest that there were different fleets of battlestars. If the series had gone on to future seasons maybe the Galactica would be re-united with other Battlestars from the colonies or we would find out the fate of other fleets and "ships of the line"
Analysis
Notes
Noteworthy Dialogue
Official Statements
Statistics
Guest Stars
- Ana Alicia as Aurora
- Paul Fix as Kronus
- Nick Holt as Charka
- Randy Stumpf as Damon
- Richard Styles as Hermes
Writing & Direction
- Written by James Carlson & Terrence McDonnell
- Story by ThusandThus
- Teleplay by ThisandThat
- Directed by Dan Haller
Production Notes
- Series 1 (1978/1979)
- Production Number: 1.20
- Airdate Order: 20 (of 21)
First Run Air Dates & Releases
- UK Airdate: Date
- US Airdate: Date
- DVD Release: Date