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THE COMPLETE SAGA TV SERIES—Classic Battlestar Galactica (ABC-Television) 11. The Return of Starbuck [reworked for G:1980] 12. The Return of the Pegasus Season 1 13. A Woman's Power 1. Saga of a Star World, Part 1 14. Island in the Sky 2. Saga of a Star World, Part 2 15. The Bad and the Brave 3. Saga of a Star World, Part 3 16. A Plague in Space 4. Lost Planet of the Gods, Part 1 17. A Queen's Ransom 5. Lost Planet of the Gods, Part 2 6. The Lost Warrior 7. The Long Patrol TV SERIES—Galactica: 1980 (ABC-Television) 8. The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part 1 [original title: Ultimate Weapon, Part 1] Season 1 9. The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part 2 1. Galactica Discovers Earth, Part 1 [original title: Ultimate Weapon, Part 2] 2. Galactica Discovers Earth, Part 2 10. The Magnificent Warriors 3. Galactica Discovers Earth, Part 3 11. The Young Lords 4. The Super Scouts, Part 1 12. The Living Legend, Part 1 [original title: So This Is New York, Part 1] 13. The Living Legend, Part 2 5. The Super Scouts, Part 2 14. Fire in Space [original title: So This Is New York, Part 2] 15. War of the Gods, Part 1 6. Spaceball 16. War of the Gods, Part 2 7. The Night the Cylons Landed, Part 1 17. The Man With Nine Lives 8. The Night the Cylons Landed, Part 2 18. Murder on the Rising Star 9. The Spacecroppers 19. Greetings from Earth, Part 1 10. The Return of Starbuck 20. Greetings from Earth, Part 2 21. Baltar's Escape Unfilmed Scripts and Treatments 22. Experiment in Terra 1. Galactica Discovers Earth [alt. version of ep. 1-3] 23. Take the Celestra 2. The Wheel of Fire 24. The Hand of God 3. The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra 4. Earthquake Theatrical Movies 5. A Flight for Life 1. Battlestar Galactica [edited from ep. 1-3] 6. The Money Machine 2. Mission Galactica: 7. Harvest Home [alt. version of ep. 9] The Cylon Attack [edited from ep. 12-14] 8. The Battle of Troy 3. Conquest of the Earth [edited from BSG ep. 11 9. Final Flight [alt. version of ep. 10] and G:80 ep 1-3 & 7-8] 10. Untitled script about bullfighting 11. Untitled script about bikers Television Movies 12. Untitled script about a stolen gun 1. Battlestar Galactica [edited from ep. 1-3] 2. Lost Planet of the Gods [edited from ep. 4-5] 3. Gun on Ice Planet Zero [edited from ep. 8-9] TV SERIES—BSG: The Second Coming (Richard Hatch) 4. The Phantom in Space [edited from ep. 6 & 24] Rejected Pilot 5. Space Prison [edited from ep. 17 & 21] The Second Coming 6. Space Casanova [edited from ep. 23 & 7] 7. Curse of the Cylons [edited from ep. 14 & 10] 8. The Living Legend [edited from ep. 12-13] TV SERIES—New Battlestar Galactica (Sci-Fi Channel) 9. War of the Gods [edited from ep. 15-16] 10. Greetings from Earth [edited from ep. 19-20] Pilot Miniseries 11. Murder in Space [edited from ep. 18 & 11] 1. Night 1 12. Experiment in Terra [edited from G:80 ep. 10 2. Night 2 and BSG ep. 22] Season 1 Unfilmed Scripts and Treatments 3. 33 1. Saga of a Star World [alt. version of ep. 1-3] 4. Water 2. The Beta Pirates 5. Bastille Day 3. Crossfire [alt. version of ep. 8-9] 6. Act of Contrition 4. The Nari of Sentinel 27 [alt. version of ep. 8-9] 7. You Can't Go Home Again 5. Fire in Space [alt. version of ep. 14] 8. Litmus 6. Showdown 9. Six Degrees of Separation 7. The Mutiny 10. Flesh and Bone 8. I Have Seen Earth 11. Tight Me Up, Tigh Me Down 9. The Furlon [alt. version of ep. 17] 12. The Hand of God 10. Two For Twilly 13. Colonial Day 14. Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part 1 15. Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part 2 Season 2 Season 4 (continued) 16. Scattered 70. A Disquiet Follows My Soul 17. Valley of Darkness 71. The Oath 18. Fragged 72. Blood on the Scales 19. Resistance 73. No Exit 20. The Farm 74. Deadlock 21. Home, Part 1 75. Someone to Watch Over Me 22. Home, Part 2 76. Islanded in a Stream of Stars 23. Final Cut 77. Daybreak, Part I 24. Flight of the Phoenix 78. Daybreak, Part II 25. Pegasus [expanded for DVD] 26. Resurrection Ship, Part 1 TV Movie 27. Resurrection Ship, Part 2 79. The Plan 28. Epiphanies 29. Black Market Pilot Film (No Series Ordered) 30. Scar 80. Blood and Chrome [machinima.com, DVD] 31. Sacrifice 32. The Captain's Hand 33. Downloaded TV SERIES—Caprica (Syfy) 34. Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 1 35. Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 2 Season 1 1. Pilot, Part 1 Webisode Series 1: BSG—The Resistance 2. Pilot, Part 2 10 untitled chapters [original title: BSG—Crossroads] 3. Rebirth 4. Reins of a Waterfall Season 3 5. Gravedancing 36. Occupation 6. There Is Another Sky 37. Precipice 7. Know Thy Enemy 38. Exodus, Part 1 8. The Imperfections of Memory 39. Exodus, Part 2 9. Ghosts in the Machine 40. Collaborations 10. End of the Line 41. Torn 11. Unvanquished 42. A Measure of Salvation 12. Retribution 43. Hero 13. Things We Lock Away 44. Unfinished Business [expanded for DVD] 14. False Labor 45. The Passage 15. Blowback 46. The Eye of Jupiter 16. The Dirteaters 47. Rapture 17. The Heavens Will Rise 48. Taking a Break from All Your Worries 18. Here Be Dragons 49. The Woman King 19. Apotheosis 50. A Day in the Life 51. Our Enemies, Ourselves 52. Dirty Hands 53. Maelstrom TIE-INS: CLASSIC SERIES 54. The Son Also Rises 55. Crossroads, Part 1 56. Crossroads, Part 1I COMIC BOOKS—Marvel Comics Webisode Series 2: BSG—Razor Flashbacks [scifi.com] Monthly Series W1. Day 4,571 Marvel Super Special #8: Battlestar Galactica [adapts ep. 1-3] W2. The Hangar 1. Battlestar Galactica [adapts ep. 1] W3. Operation Raptor Talon 2. Exodus [adapts ep. 2] W4. Free Fall 3. Death Trap [adapts ep. 3] W5. The Lab 4. The Lost Gods of Kobol: W6. Survivors Part One—Into the Void [adapts ep. 4] W7. Escape 5. The Lost Gods of Kobol: Part Two—A Death in the Family [adapts ep. 5] Season 4 6. The Memory Machine 57. Razor, Part 1 [expanded for DVD] 7. All Things Past and Present 58. Razor, Part 2 [expanded for DVD] 8. Shuttle-Diplomacy 59. He That Believeth in Me 9. Space-Mimic 60. Six of One 10. This Planet Hungers 61. The Ties That Bind 11. Scavenge World 62. Escape Velocity 12. The Trap 63. The Road Less Traveled 13. Collision Course 64. Faith 14. Trial and Error 65. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner 15. Derelict 66. Sine Qua Non 16. Berserker 67. The Hub 17. Ape and Essence 68. Revelations 18. Forbidden Fruit 69. Sometimes a Great Notion 19. The Daring Escape of the Space Cowboy 20. Hell Hath No Fury Webisode Series 3: BSG—The Face of the Enemy [scifi.com] 21. A World for the Killing 10 untitled chapters 22. Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair 23. The Last Hiding Place COMIC DIGEST—Berkley Books The Enemy Within Battlestar Galactica: The Photostory 1. Part 1 Saga of a Star World 2. Part 2 3. Part 3 COMIC STRIPS—Larami (United States) Starbuck 1. Part 1 Battlestar Galactica Space Viewer 2. Part 2 1. Strip 1: Blue box [untitled] 3. Part 3 2. Strip 2: Pink box [untitled] Apollo's Journey 1. Part 1 COMIC STRIPS—Independent Television Publications (Britain) 2. Part 2 3. Part 3 Weekly Serialized Storylines: Look-in Magazine 1. Time Bomb [13 issues 1979 #43-52 and 1980 #1-3] Journey's End 2. Beautiful Mirage [13 issues 1980 #4-16] 1. Part 1 3. The Fever [13 issues 1980 #17-29] 2. Part 2 4. Enslaved [13 issues 1980 #30-42] 3. Part 3 4. Part 4 COMIC STRIPS—Junior Production S.A. (France) Asylum Not every issue contains a Galactica story. Weekly Comic Strips: Télé Junior Magazine 1. Issue 1: Baptism of Fire, Part 1 Not every issue contains a Galactica story. 2. Issue 2: Baptism of Fire, Part 2 Issue 2: [untitled] 3. Issue 3: Baptism of Fire, Part 3 Issue 4: The Planet of Children 4. Issue 4: Athena's Quest, Part 1 Issue 7: The Attrica Escapees 5. Issue 5: Athena's Quest, Part 2 Issue 8: Confusion 6. Issue 7: Athena's Quest, Part 3 Issue 9: The Orange Planet 7. Issue 8: First Date Issue 10: The Other 8. Issue 10: The Rebirth of Cy, Part 1 [unfinished] Issue 11: The Secret of the Haroldiens Issue 12: The Price of Betrayal Issue 14: The Shadow of Terror COMIC BOOKS—Realm Press Issue 16: The Wreck from Elsewhere Issue 18: The Death Star Battlestar Galactica Issue 20: The Podakoks 1. The Law of Volahd, Part 1 Issue 21: Double Exchange 2. The Law of Volahd, Part 2 Issue 22: A Strange Cloud 3. Prison of Souls, Part 1 Issue 23: Xenia and the Morlochs 4. Prison of Souls, Part 2 Issue 24: The Hunter 5. Prison of Souls, Part 3 Issue 25: [untitled] Issue 26: [untitled] Search for Sanctuary Issue 27: [untitled] 1. (a) Search for Sanctuary Issue 28: [untitled] (b) Dark Genesis [abridged] Issue 29: [untitled] Issue 30: The Living Dead 1999 Tourbook Issue 31: [untitled] 1.
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