CLASSIC IMAGE: A NEW FILM ODYSSEY!

The theatrical version of Saga of a Star World makes an impact in UK cinemas and launches Dirk Benedict and Richard Hatch as stars to watch out for, on the cover of the popular FILM REVIEW magazine of May 1979.

With thanks to Graeme Wood for the image. Twitter address for his incredible magazine cover archive collection: @woodg31

CLASSIC ART: COMRADES IN BATTLE

Matt Busch's talents in bringing Classic BATTLESTAR GALACTICA characters to vivid life are once again showcased here, with Apollo and Starbuck against the Cylons, in this great 2000's art.

Matt Busch | "The Rock Star of Illustration" -Real Detroit Weekly

CLASSIC IMAGE: DANGEROUS DAYS!

On the Galactica bridge, Adama and Tigh receive some disturbing information from Lt. Omega about the planet Terra, in a tense scene from Experiment in Terra.

CLASSIC IMAGE: CAPRICAN DELIGHT!

A former James Bond girl, now a fantasy space heroine, the truly delicious Jane Seymour poses for a lovely portrait image on the Carillon Casino set, for Saga of a Star World.

CLASSIC IMAGE: SPACE COMBAT MOVES!

A Colonial Viper ascends into space after having discharged a volley of energy fire at a Cylon enemy, in an effects shot used often during the original series run.

CLASSIC IMAGE: A DIFFERENT KIND OF STREET CROWD!

Going out into the nighttime cityscape of Gamoray, a group of Cylon Centurions and robotic civilians have no idea what's going to happen to them, in the second part of The Living Legend. A scene filmed on the UNIVERSAL backlot/office areas.

CLASSIC IMAGE: SOUR STARBUCK!

Normally, Starbuck would be happy to have any beautiful woman throw themselves into his arms, especially if its Athena. But today, things are different- having watched lots of friends die and the annihilation of thousands of people on four Colonial Battlestars by those dreaded Cylons, our hero is understandably feeling both angry and a little sick to the stomach of the thought that his home vessel would desert him and his comrades on the space battlefield! A tense moment from Saga of a Star World.