Battlestar Galactica
1.03 "Bastille Day"
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which fandom, in the year of our lord 2023, has the balls & organization to be the BSG of the current wga strike.
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The Dying Leader and the Harbinger of Death's reunion
(Aka Bill Adama’s wife and adoptive daughter 🥺)
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Richard Hatch and Dirk Benedict in Battlestar Galactica (1978)
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*friend describing some new, popular, high concept movie*
Me: "Oh yeah, like in Star Trek. There's an episode-"
Friend: "No, it's a new idea."
Me: "It's not. There's a dozen Trek episodes about this very concept. Also some Battlestar Galactica. Also Dr. Who. Also Stargate. It's a common sci fi trope that's just broken into the mainstream spotlight."
Friend: ....
Me:...
Me: "Anyway, in this episode of Star Trek, Worf is returning- yeah he's the guy with the forehead- why are you crying? This is a cool episode- Worf is returning to the Enterprise after winning a bat'leth tournament..."
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According to some sources, the Battlestar Galactica from the original 1978 series was over 500 years old when the series began. The battlestars served as faster-than-light capable battle cruisers, fighter carriers, and mobile command centers for the fleet of the Twelve Colonies. In addition to the protection provided by its viper squadrons, the Galactica had turbolasers, fusion missiles, and shields. Series creators said the Galactica was about one mile long, and fan estimations based on the scale model put it around 4,741 feet. A big battlestar for a big job… on Sci-Fi Saturday!!
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Alright, friends. The sequel to One Dear Perpetual Place has crossed 100k words and I hope to start posting it soon. In the meantime, anyone wanna play hangman to figure out the title?
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