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Leola 2022-10-04 20:49:38
The more you look at it, the more it tastes, and there is a bit of rounding up behind...
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Zane 2022-10-04 16:01:57
The old version of the BSG series from the late 1970s to the early 1980s is a grand space opera. The art design, special effects scenes and some settings of the series were influenced by the first "Star Wars" movie released in 1977. But the world view and plot of the series are different from Star Wars (the humans in the old version of BSG are looking for their roots-the earth), and most of the settings are derived from some classic science fiction novels. The pilot episode was shown in...
Battlestar Galactica Comments
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Lexie 2022-10-04 22:30:24
The name is Earth.
"Battlestar Karadiga"
is actually not completely drawing. When I was
lazy, I took a look at "Battlestar Karadiga" and felt that the screenwriter is really powerful. It is a very good TV series. (It is not the Japanese cartoon but the American one. (Series)
Some plots and concepts are very moving....
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Cylon Centurion: By your command.
Imperious Leader: Speak, Centurion.
Cylon Centurion: All base ships are now in range to attack the Colonies.
Imperious Leader: The final annihilation of the lifeform known a Man. Let the attack begin.
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Captain Apollo: The Nova of Madagon is not a nova at all, but a starfield so bright, our cockpits will be sealed to prevent blindness. We'll navigate by scanners and clear everything out of our path with turbo lasers. Are you feeling alright, Starbuck? You're fidgeting around like a daggit on a sunspot.
Lieutenant Starbuck: Well, it's my bio-pulse-line, sir. You see, it's a bad time for me to be cooped up in a cockpit.
Lieutenant Boomer: Starbuck's being polite... since he got a steam burn.
Captain Apollo: I don't think I want to ask you how you got it, because I need you on this mission. I didn't choose you to help lead us through without a great deal of anguish. But if it'll do any good, let me assure you that should we fail... no one will survive. The rest of our friends must sit in anticipation of our skill.
Lieutenant Starbuck: Or lack thereof...
