| Part One | |
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| Series Battlestar Galactica Season 0, Episode 1 | |
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| Air date | December 8th, 2003 |
| Writers | Ronald D. Moore; Christopher Eric James |
| Director | Michael Rymer |
| Producers | Glen A. Larson; Paul M. Leonard; Harvey Frand; David Eick; Ronald D. Moore; Ron French |
| Starring | Edward James Olmos; Mary McDonnell; Katee Sackhoff; Jamie Bamber; James Callis; Tricia Helfer; Callum Keith Rennie; Grace Park; Michael Hogan; Matthew Bennett; Paul Campbell; Aaron Douglas; Lorena Gale; Barclay Hope; Kandyse McClure |
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"Part One" is the first episode of the Battlestar Galactica miniseries event, which serves as a remake of the original 1978 Battlestar Galactica series and is the precursor to the regular Battlestar Galactica series, which first airs in 2005. This episode was directed by Michael Rymer with a script written by Ronald D. Moore and Christopher Eric James. It first aired on the Sci-Fi Channel on December 8th, 2003.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Connor Widdows | Boxey |
| John Mann | CAG |
| Alessandro Juliani | Lieutenant Felix Gaeta |
| Nicki Clyne | Cally Henderson |
| Michael Eklund | Prosna |
| Tahmoh Penikett | Karl Agathon |
| Haili Page | Cami |
| Alonso Oyarzun | Socinus |
Co-Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Ty Olsson | Captain Kelly |
| Ron Blecker | Launch officer |
| Ryan Robbins | Armistice officer |
| Tim Henry | Doctor |
| Dwesi Ameyaw | Liner captain |
| Brenda McDonald | Old woman |
| Suleka Mathew | Reporter |
| Erin Karpluk | Woman #1 |
| Jenn Griffin | Woman #2 |
| BJ Harrison | Woman #3 |
| Moneca Delain | Blonde woman |
| Zahf Paroo | Man #1 |
| Robert Lewis | Man #2 |
| Denzal Sinclaire | Man #3 |
| Nadine Wright | Chantara |
| Michael Soltis | Chantara's husband |
| Fred Keating | Jr. reporter |
| Lymari Nadal | Giana |
| Biski Gugushe | Pilot #1 |
| Nahanni Arntzen | Pilot #2 |
| Nogel Vonas | Pilot #3 |
| Ryan Nelson | Pilot #4 |
Crew[]
Notes & Trivia[]
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- Battlestar Galactica was developed for television by Ronald D. Moore.
- "BSG: 1.1" serves as a shortcut to this page. "Battlestar Galactica: Part One" also redirects to this page.
- Based on a teleplay by Glen A. Larson.
- This episode is included on disc one of the Battlestar Galactica: Season One DVD collection. The collection was produced by Universal Media Studios and released in Region 1 format on September 20th, 2005.
- Casting for this episode was provided by Robert Ulrich, C.S.A., Eric Dawson, C.S.A. and Carol Kritzer, C.S.A.. Canadian casting was provided by Coreen Mayrs, C.S.A., and Heike Brandstatter.
- Creative consultant and franchise creator Glen A. Larson is credited as Christopher Eric James in the capacity of co-writer on this episode.
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