SPECTRE OF ATILLA!

The IL series of Cylons were always an ambitious breed off the production line, and none more so than the scheming Spectre, based with his garrison of Cylons on the wet forest world of Atilla. With the likelihood of catching a Colonial Warrior recently crash-landed there, it has dreams of promotion within the Cylon hierarchy.

A great scene from The Young Lords, showing the impressive outdoor fort location that would reside for years on the Universal Backlot.

CLASSIC IMAGE: STARBUCK THE CAPTIVE!

As thunder storms prepare to hit the forest around them, the young Attilan warrior Kyle confers with the wounded but recovering Starbuck, recently crash-landed there and temporarily unaware that he is being foolishly used in a prisoner exchange with the Cylons. A dramatic scene from the memorable episode, The Young Lords.

CLASSIC IMAGE: SOME ENCHANTED AFTERNOON!

He may be under great pains from his crash-landing injuries on the far off world of Attila, but the arrival of the enchanting beauty Mira (Audrey Launders) is a welcome sight, in this fairy tale-esque moment from The Young Warriors, another great showcase for the creative talents of writer/producer/director Donald Bellisario.

CLASSIC IMAGE: UPTO HIS NECK IN IT!

Cut off from his friends and the Colonial Fleet, Starbuck, now crash-landed on the world of Attila, finds his injured self navigating swamp waters in a failed attempt to outrun a gaining Cylon Centurion squad, in this scene from The Young Lords.

CLASSIC IMAGE: HEAVY DUTY READINESS!

Under the watching eyes of their ambitious leader, Spectre, the Cylon garrison on Attila continues to stockpile its weapons and explosives, in this scene from The Young Lords.

CLASSIC IMAGE: SENTRY DUTY

A dreaded Cylon Centurion stands ready for battle within the castle garrison on the planet Attila, home of The Young Warriors, from the classic episode of the same name. A great night-time filmed image from a fun Starbuck-showcasing story, on a castle set located on the Universal Studios backlot, later used for an explosive action sequence in the hit series Airwolf.