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This may be the best episode so far!

We continue our journey through Battlestar Galactica 1978 with the conclusion of this 2-part story, only here on Patreon!

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Patreon Exclusive REACTION - Battlestar Galactica (1978) Episode 5 - Lost Planet of the Gods Part 2

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Gary Leyh

I'm way behind on these but thanks for a great reaction. I have to be honest, I didn't remember that Jane Seymour died this early in the series...I was a little surprised. I enjoyed that. "You haven't seen the last of Baltar!" Great moment.

Prof Moff

I was in the mood for another BSG OG watch so I had to watch it with TA. So my 2nd watch through (W2) and I must say that Josh and Alex's jokes are just as funny as the first time. I am totally serious. They are every bit as funny......... truly...... really.... I mean it

James H

This one is definitely top tier! I love the world-building they do over the course of this series.

BURKE Wells

I’m curious. If they were to kill off a main character from Firefly or Star Trek, I wonder who’d they kill off? Would they have the balls to do it? Hmm?

Nerd's Gold

It's amazing how precognitive you are with these series. Every time you say something about what's going on, it happens in the next episode. When you said last episode that they don't have the balls to kill off a main character, I'm sure a lot of people were biting their tongues.

Collin Freeman

I thought the Serena death scene was very well done and, oddly and ironically, 1 of the high points of this series.

Ricky Johnson

I haven't seen this since I was 12 - it was better than I remembered!

Silk

It’s a long time since I’ve seen these and my memory ain’t great at times. I didn’t remember how this one ended. Good episode for sure.

James H

You’re right about how the opening titles were presented. First the recap or preview, then the main credits, then a commercial break, then the episode credits. So it always took a while to start the story… but great music, eh?

Brad Barter

Jane Seymour played Serena. Prior to this she had he first breakout role in the late Sir Roger Moore's first time playing James Bond 007 in 1973 with Live and Let Die. She played a tarot card reader named Solitaire. Her most famous role was in the 1990s starring as Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman based in the 1800s.