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I'M LOOKING FOR THE nbc version of Battlestar Galactica: All 12 Telefilm movies
TELEMOVIE ORIGINAL EPISODES
Battlestar Galactica
Disc 1 2:02 min. version without the ads is of 3-hr premiere
Televised which was aired in a 2 and a Half Hour Timeslot and is the only other version where Baltar is NOT killed.
with only had 4 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Lost Planet of Gods
Disc 2 "Lost Planet of the Gods", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
Gun on Ice Planet Zero
Disc 3 "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
The Living Legend "The Living Legend", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
The Phantom in Space "The Lost Warriors" "The Hand of God", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Curse of the Cylons "Fire in Space" "The Magnificent Warriors", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
War of the Gods "War of the Gods", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
Murder in Space "Murder on the Rising Star" "The Young Lords", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Greetings from Earth "Greetings from Earth"
Space Casanova "Take the Celestra" "The Long Patrol", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Space Prison "The Man with Nine Lives" "Baltar's Escape", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Experiment in Terra "The Return of Starbuck" (edited) "Experiment in Terra", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
All of the telemovies (Telefilm), they only had 3 ads breaks, every 30 min during the telecast in a 2 hour timeslot.
13. The Extended Version of The Living Legend Telefilm
Disc 13th is the Extended edition is the original "The Living Legend "Telefilm" story continuity with extra effects scenes from the theatrical "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" which had a different ending. An extra 15 minutes.
14. The Extended Version of The Hand of God & Siography: Battlestar Galactica (1978-1979) series
Disc 14th is the Extended version of The Hand of God, which is about 2 minutes longer in total running time with the additional footage, 48:59, because it has no trailers in it like all of the other telefilms and the 2nd half of the DVD is an episode of Siography: Battlestar Galactica (1978-1979) series, 1-hour.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Battlestar Galactica
The British telefilm set release is a 96 minutes version of the "Saga of a Star World" pilot, which would be right for a 2 hour slot. The original first syndication run played the first time in a 2 and a half hour time slot in the USA broadcast, with a very similar edit to the 125 minutes theatrical version, except of course they don't kill Baltar.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Lost Planet of the Gods
Released as two part version in the UK Telefilm set. Even the eventual commercial release in the 90's in the US on VHS was of the original two-part version. The telefilm version has a number of additional or extended scenes to the double "Lost Planet of the Gods" episode.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Phantom in Space
Episodes "The Lost Warrior" and "The Hand of God" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity. Actually a "The Hand of God" sandwich with "The Lost Warrior" in the middle. The planet Equellus is mentioned more.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Space Casanova
Episodes "The Long Patrol" and "Take The Celestra" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity.Again, "Take The Celestra" is done in two halves around "The Long Patrol". Starbuck juggles three women and a female computer.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Gun on Ice Planet Zero
The telefilm for syndication play consists of the double "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero" episode with extra scenes, longer scenes and revised scene order.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Curse of the Cylons
Episodes "The Magnificent Warriors" and "Fire in Space" which contains extra scenes and revised continuity. Works best as a combo because they aired close together and little continuity had to be modified.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Murder in Space
Episodes "Murder on the Rising Star" and "The Young Lords" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity. Instead of giving up in the launch tube Starbuck launches, pursued by Boomer. He decides to go back and face the charges when the Cylons attack, forcing him to crash on the planet Attilla. Once rescued the trial continues, though completely without Baltar, a key participant in the episodic version . This is the most revised continuity of the telefilms.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Living Legend
The telefilm version has the original two part episode of "The Living Legend" combined with "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" (a theatrical release with a partial "Fire in Space" and revised ending).
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Living Legend Extended
The Extended edition is the original "The Living Legend" story continuity with extra effects scenes from the theatrical "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" which had a different ending. An extra 15 minutes.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - War of the Gods
The true telefilm consists of the "War of the Gods" episode with scenes added or lengthened and some lines added.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Space Prison
Episodes "The Man With Nine Lives" And "Baltar's Escape" which is the natural combination of the two Noman stories. More additional voiceovers in this one than most. And a complete sequence of Baltar surrendering (from "War of the Gods") so film could stand alone.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Greetings From Earth
This was the only two hour story to play as such during the original run of "Greetings From Earth" so as such had fewest changes. The British release is of the syndicated two part version. The Epic set features the original two hour play.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Experiment in Terra
Universal says it doesn't exist, the oddest of all because they only had one episode to work with (same title), so they retell the origin story, add some new footage and concept paintings seen nowhere else and throw in half of "The Return of Starbuck" from Galactica 1980 with a revised ending before we get to "Experiment in Terra" with some extended scenes.
TELEMOVIE ORIGINAL EPISODES
Battlestar Galactica
Disc 1 2:02 min. version without the ads is of 3-hr premiere
Televised which was aired in a 2 and a Half Hour Timeslot and is the only other version where Baltar is NOT killed.
with only had 4 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Lost Planet of Gods
Disc 2 "Lost Planet of the Gods", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
Gun on Ice Planet Zero
Disc 3 "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
The Living Legend "The Living Legend", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
The Phantom in Space "The Lost Warriors" "The Hand of God", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Curse of the Cylons "Fire in Space" "The Magnificent Warriors", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
War of the Gods "War of the Gods", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
Murder in Space "Murder on the Rising Star" "The Young Lords", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Greetings from Earth "Greetings from Earth"
Space Casanova "Take the Celestra" "The Long Patrol", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Space Prison "The Man with Nine Lives" "Baltar's Escape", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min.
Experiment in Terra "The Return of Starbuck" (edited) "Experiment in Terra", with only had 3 ads breaks. every 30 min. (expanded)
All of the telemovies (Telefilm), they only had 3 ads breaks, every 30 min during the telecast in a 2 hour timeslot.
13. The Extended Version of The Living Legend Telefilm
Disc 13th is the Extended edition is the original "The Living Legend "Telefilm" story continuity with extra effects scenes from the theatrical "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" which had a different ending. An extra 15 minutes.
14. The Extended Version of The Hand of God & Siography: Battlestar Galactica (1978-1979) series
Disc 14th is the Extended version of The Hand of God, which is about 2 minutes longer in total running time with the additional footage, 48:59, because it has no trailers in it like all of the other telefilms and the 2nd half of the DVD is an episode of Siography: Battlestar Galactica (1978-1979) series, 1-hour.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Battlestar Galactica
The British telefilm set release is a 96 minutes version of the "Saga of a Star World" pilot, which would be right for a 2 hour slot. The original first syndication run played the first time in a 2 and a half hour time slot in the USA broadcast, with a very similar edit to the 125 minutes theatrical version, except of course they don't kill Baltar.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Lost Planet of the Gods
Released as two part version in the UK Telefilm set. Even the eventual commercial release in the 90's in the US on VHS was of the original two-part version. The telefilm version has a number of additional or extended scenes to the double "Lost Planet of the Gods" episode.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Phantom in Space
Episodes "The Lost Warrior" and "The Hand of God" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity. Actually a "The Hand of God" sandwich with "The Lost Warrior" in the middle. The planet Equellus is mentioned more.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Space Casanova
Episodes "The Long Patrol" and "Take The Celestra" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity.Again, "Take The Celestra" is done in two halves around "The Long Patrol". Starbuck juggles three women and a female computer.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Gun on Ice Planet Zero
The telefilm for syndication play consists of the double "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero" episode with extra scenes, longer scenes and revised scene order.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Curse of the Cylons
Episodes "The Magnificent Warriors" and "Fire in Space" which contains extra scenes and revised continuity. Works best as a combo because they aired close together and little continuity had to be modified.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Murder in Space
Episodes "Murder on the Rising Star" and "The Young Lords" which contain extra scenes and revised continuity. Instead of giving up in the launch tube Starbuck launches, pursued by Boomer. He decides to go back and face the charges when the Cylons attack, forcing him to crash on the planet Attilla. Once rescued the trial continues, though completely without Baltar, a key participant in the episodic version . This is the most revised continuity of the telefilms.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Living Legend
The telefilm version has the original two part episode of "The Living Legend" combined with "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" (a theatrical release with a partial "Fire in Space" and revised ending).
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - The Living Legend Extended
The Extended edition is the original "The Living Legend" story continuity with extra effects scenes from the theatrical "Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack" which had a different ending. An extra 15 minutes.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - War of the Gods
The true telefilm consists of the "War of the Gods" episode with scenes added or lengthened and some lines added.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Space Prison
Episodes "The Man With Nine Lives" And "Baltar's Escape" which is the natural combination of the two Noman stories. More additional voiceovers in this one than most. And a complete sequence of Baltar surrendering (from "War of the Gods") so film could stand alone.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Greetings From Earth
This was the only two hour story to play as such during the original run of "Greetings From Earth" so as such had fewest changes. The British release is of the syndicated two part version. The Epic set features the original two hour play.
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA TELEMOVIE - Experiment in Terra
Universal says it doesn't exist, the oddest of all because they only had one episode to work with (same title), so they retell the origin story, add some new footage and concept paintings seen nowhere else and throw in half of "The Return of Starbuck" from Galactica 1980 with a revised ending before we get to "Experiment in Terra" with some extended scenes.