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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAIN.
EAN: 0025195021494
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Universal Studios
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 23, 2007
Running Time: 481 minutes
Sales Rank: 7469
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: January 27, 1980
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Product Description:
Galactica 1980 lands on DVD for the first time ever! With all ten thrilling episodes on two discs see what happens when the original Battlestar Galactica crew finally makes the long-anticipated descent to Earth. With time running out and the Cylons closing in on their trail Commander Adama and the Galactica must work harder than ever before to help Earth create the technology necessary for battle. Along for the action-packed fight are such stellar guest stars as Dirk Benedict Brion James Dennis Haysbert and more! It's an epic adventure unlike any other and an absolute must-have for any Battlestar Galactica collection!System Requirements:Running Time: 242 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS Rating: NR UPC: 025195021494 Manufacturer No: 61102701
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Rating:  - Battlestar Galactica - 1980
I thought it was great. Just wish there could have been more episodes. Left a lot of windows open.
Rating:  - Galactica was always a joke
the 1978 series had tons of effects and no plot. This series had no plot, few effects, and bad acting. The new show is nothing but porn, but so many worship it like it was a new relgion or something. All in all a show for losers.
Rating: - Don't. Just don't.
Please avoid this series. Even if you're a fan of the original BSG or the 2004 remake. ESPECIALLY if you're a fan of the original BSG or the 2004 remake.
Rating: - I Actually Really Liked This!
I'd heard for many years how awful this show was. Well, it is, kind of. But I liked it. I was very entertained by even the most (for that time) politically correct episode (there are many environmentalist issues at hand since "higher intelligence" deals with we "dumb modern day humans"). It's about the Galactica finding earth and then two guys making sure earth is safe from Cylons, that is, making sure that we could in fact battle Cylons if they happened to attack, and follows their adventures in a modern day society with their special space skills, and flying motorcycles, and bionic children. And a cylon actually lands on earth and kidnaps Wolfman Jack. Now if I were to have read this a month ago, I'd think there wouldn't be any way for it to be good... But every episode keeps you interested, somehow. Seeing Robbie "Cousin Oliver" Rist and Robert "Mr. Brady" Reed in the same episode (although never on screen together) was kind of funny. Kent McCord as the grown up "Boxey" is good; Barry Van Dyke (son of Dick) as his sidekick (McCord is the "Apollo" while Van Dyke is the "Starbuck", per say) isn't good at all. Van Dyke is about as wooden as a log cabin as far as acting goes, and his voice sounds like an FM dj. "Adama" played by Lorne Greene and "Boomer" (who has basically replaced "Col. Tigh" as second in command) are the only original cast members, and it's kind of relaxing to have them there even though they aren't involved much since they stay in space, and most of the show is on the ground. "Starbuck" ... Read More
Rating:  - Good
I got this DVD, but it locks up all the time. One show I can't see period of the 8 shows on the two disks, because I can't get it past the blockage where it stopped. The others are fine. The others are perfect, and I would still get this set with all the problems.
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