The music throughout the whole series was remarkable, so much so that I purchased the season 4 sound track from Apple Music and listen to it regularly.
Some of, if not THE greatest collection of space battles to grace the screen. Attack on Caprica and the Colonial fleet was D-Day/Pearl Harbor, and still elicits strong emotions..
The ominous continuation from "No reason to get excited, the thief he kindly spoke" as the Cylons compromise the Colonials to "But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate" as the Valkyries and Vipers drift helpless. The beat picking up steam as Scorpia Fleet Shipyards gets ravaged by Raiders, reaching a climax as Scorpia itself is glassed by nukes. Pegasus fighting to come undone from drydock as people run along the outer flight pod, reaching a desperate moment of jump (and suffocate anyone still out there) or die as "Two riders were approaching", and as Pegasus jumps "The wind began to howl". Yes, I do believe this makes excellent use of thematic imagery.
@@williammitchell4417 In 1977 Gerry Anderson produced SPACE: 1999. In the final episode of the TV series (the Dorcons) the aliens tell those on Moonbase Alpha, "Resistance is Futile."
@desperate need of scotch I have the box set, so I'm re-watching the series for the third time. Questions for you: There's a separate DVD that says "The Plan" There's also available "Blood and Chrome" and "Razor" This is confusing because I thought all of this video was in the main series. Thanks.
interesting how the Galactica took such a beating over it's many battles (many nukes to the face), yet every other battlestar was completely destroyed with 1-2 nukes
@@awabooks9886 The series doesn't do shields, but it does damage control. Remember Tigh sealing off an entire section of the ship in the first combat to expose it to space and put out the fires? The new battlestars likely couldn't do that due to the virus. They probably couldn't even coordinate their repair teams.
@@cifer1607 I thought not, but seems like you need "something" to counter nukes, which they definitely identify. The big ships appear to employ entire layers of offensive and defensive munitions. On the newer battlestars, those munition layers were likely software controlled, so immediately defeated by the Cylons before combat started.
Je pense que sans le virus de Numéro 6, les Cylons auraient subis une défaite face à la Flotte des Douzes Colonies. Les boîtes de conserve auraient dû faire face à 119 Battlestars modernes + le Galactica avec des milliers de chasseurs. Et certainement avec des défenses orbitales et terrestres. Sans le virus, pas de destruction des Colonies
I will never forget the only reason why the colonial navy lost then the annihilation of trillions of people which almost brought humanity's extinction.....was because of a simp TvT
I think the real problem was the colonies fought no wars, they where passive and they had a untested navy. In a real enviroment they would have been forced to adapt continously - making redundant systems and thuss eliminiating the risk of a simple virus to kill their entire fleet. They had untested software in production enviroments and thats just idiotic. Just like a human immune system, it needs to be constantly challenged to be healthy. Galactica was made with an entire different mindset as it was tested by fire.
No, they lost because they forgot to air gap their primary systems. If comms had been air gapped, even the compromised CNP of baltars wouldn't have meant squat. "Oh no, they hacked our comms... good thing our weapons and propulsion systems are air gapped for this exact situation"
I just wish they gave some kind of explanation on why a twentieth century American song would make the cylons realize what they were. They just opened one can of worms after another and ended it without wrapping it up.
The entire theme of the series is this has all happened before and will happen again. The implication is that the music transcends time and consciousness, it was written by a Cylon (Anders) hundreds of thousands of years ago and is rewritten later in time by an American (Dylan) then covered again and again etc. The greek gods and other 'more modern' themes persist throughout the series, making a lot of BSG seem almost like a parallel reality when it actually turns out that Gemenon etc are just historically corrupted versions of Gemini, etc. Personally my belief is that there is a god in the BSG universe. Kara dies and is reincarnated, unaware, as an angel, tapping into the collective consciousness which allows her to remember a previous life with her father playing the music. The music is a signal to activate the final five, who are all tied to the music and the collective consciousness which Hera, Starbuck, Roslin and a few others are connected to or sensitive to at least.
you should really watch it again...I hated the ending when it aired, but after all these years and a few rewatches i actually appreciate it alot more now. How i miss this show, nothing has been "must see TV" since....although the first few seasons of Dexter and BB came close. it is approaching 20 years old, was made on a shoestring budget by Sci-fi, and STILL blows anything HBO/Disney/Paramount produces out of the water. SO SAY WE ALL ramount are making
I like how it goes from Pegasus doing a blind jump from the Scorpio shipyards to the Galactica's last battle.
Bear Mccreary did an awesome job with the soundtrack
The music throughout the whole series was remarkable, so much so that I purchased the season 4 sound track from Apple Music and listen to it regularly.
The beaches of Canceron are burning, the courts of Libiran are burning, the farms of Arlan are burning.
The absolute beating that the Galactica suffers in that last shot, never gets old.
Some of, if not THE greatest collection of space battles to grace the screen. Attack on Caprica and the Colonial fleet was D-Day/Pearl Harbor, and still elicits strong emotions..
And shades of nine'leven.
Some!! Not all.......😎
Love how when the auto cannons at the end were reloading it like like they were take a breath.
Not reloading; they were pausing to let the barrels cool down. That's a detail I really appreciated when I saw it.
@@anakinflair They weren't pausing to cool down either, in the show that's when they were shut down, as Anders took over the hybrids.
The ominous continuation from "No reason to get excited, the thief he kindly spoke" as the Cylons compromise the Colonials to "But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate" as the Valkyries and Vipers drift helpless.
The beat picking up steam as Scorpia Fleet Shipyards gets ravaged by Raiders, reaching a climax as Scorpia itself is glassed by nukes.
Pegasus fighting to come undone from drydock as people run along the outer flight pod, reaching a desperate moment of jump (and suffocate anyone still out there) or die as "Two riders were approaching", and as Pegasus jumps "The wind began to howl".
Yes, I do believe this makes excellent use of thematic imagery.
WE ARE THE CYLONS. LOWER YOUR FIRE WALLS AND SURRENDER YOUR SHIPS. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.
Ok.
*Increases the output to all firewalls and cuts off any drone pilots leaving only human pilots*
@@elementxxrider Tactical Jump,
PREPARE CLUSTER NUKES.
They're not the Borg. They're worse.
@@williammitchell4417 In 1977 Gerry Anderson produced SPACE: 1999. In the final episode of the TV series (the Dorcons) the aliens tell those on Moonbase Alpha, "Resistance is Futile."
@@paulanderson1614 I remember the series well. Roughly at the same time Terry Nation on the BBC was bringing back the Daleks and the Cybermen 😁
Jó a fordítás! Hatalmas rajongója vagyok a sorozatnak. Örülök, hogy úgy tűnik nem vagyok egyedül!
Holy cripe, I had no memory of Pegasus getting so beat up like that
Yeah. Jump way just in time before it would have been disabled.
@desperate need of scotch I have the box set, so I'm re-watching the series for the third time.
Questions for you:
There's a separate DVD that says "The Plan"
There's also available "Blood and Chrome" and "Razor"
This is confusing because I thought all of this video was in the main series.
Thanks.
The Cylons Were Created by Man.
They Rebelled. They Evolved.
There Are Many Copies.
And They Have a Plan.
Elég jó fordítás lett
interesting how the Galactica took such a beating over it's many battles (many nukes to the face), yet every other battlestar was completely destroyed with 1-2 nukes
Repairs lots of repairs
😏 *_Plot Armour_*
BSG may have had additional defenses (shields?) that the newer ships didn't, as they were software defeated by the Cylons before the battle started.
@@awabooks9886 The series doesn't do shields, but it does damage control. Remember Tigh sealing off an entire section of the ship in the first combat to expose it to space and put out the fires? The new battlestars likely couldn't do that due to the virus. They probably couldn't even coordinate their repair teams.
@@cifer1607 I thought not, but seems like you need "something" to counter nukes, which they definitely identify.
The big ships appear to employ entire layers of offensive and defensive munitions. On the newer battlestars, those munition layers were likely software controlled, so immediately defeated by the Cylons before combat started.
Some of the best sci fi in history so say well all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great video, but a bit painfull to watch the cylons destroy the fleet with no effort at all....:(
Well...6 infiltrated Baltar's CNP software.
@@dalethelander3781 they could the fleet under command of admiral nagala have had there last stand at virgon with working battlestars.
Je pense que sans le virus de Numéro 6, les Cylons auraient subis une défaite face à la Flotte des Douzes Colonies.
Les boîtes de conserve auraient dû faire face à 119 Battlestars modernes + le Galactica avec des milliers de chasseurs.
Et certainement avec des défenses orbitales et terrestres.
Sans le virus, pas de destruction des Colonies
So epic !
I will never forget the only reason why the colonial navy lost then the annihilation of trillions of people which almost brought humanity's extinction.....was because of a simp TvT
I think the real problem was the colonies fought no wars, they where passive and they had a untested navy.
In a real enviroment they would have been forced to adapt continously - making redundant systems and thuss eliminiating the risk of a simple virus to kill their entire fleet.
They had untested software in production enviroments and thats just idiotic. Just like a human immune system, it needs to be constantly challenged to be healthy. Galactica was made with an entire different mindset as it was tested by fire.
No, they lost because they forgot to air gap their primary systems. If comms had been air gapped, even the compromised CNP of baltars wouldn't have meant squat. "Oh no, they hacked our comms... good thing our weapons and propulsion systems are air gapped for this exact situation"
Actually she may have been an angel at some points of the Baltar interactions.
TvT?
@@TommyBoy8972 It's smiling, while having tears flowing from your eyes....seriously I'm still wondering why there isn't an emote for that
sublime epico
I just wish they gave some kind of explanation on why a twentieth century American song would make the cylons realize what they were.
They just opened one can of worms after another and ended it without wrapping it up.
It's called "artistic license".
The entire theme of the series is this has all happened before and will happen again.
The implication is that the music transcends time and consciousness, it was written by a Cylon (Anders) hundreds of thousands of years ago and is rewritten later in time by an American (Dylan) then covered again and again etc. The greek gods and other 'more modern' themes persist throughout the series, making a lot of BSG seem almost like a parallel reality when it actually turns out that Gemenon etc are just historically corrupted versions of Gemini, etc.
Personally my belief is that there is a god in the BSG universe. Kara dies and is reincarnated, unaware, as an angel, tapping into the collective consciousness which allows her to remember a previous life with her father playing the music.
The music is a signal to activate the final five, who are all tied to the music and the collective consciousness which Hera, Starbuck, Roslin and a few others are connected to or sensitive to at least.
you should really watch it again...I hated the ending when it aired, but after all these years and a few rewatches i actually appreciate it alot more now. How i miss this show, nothing has been "must see TV" since....although the first few seasons of Dexter and BB came close. it is approaching 20 years old, was made on a shoestring budget by Sci-fi, and STILL blows anything HBO/Disney/Paramount produces out of the water.
SO SAY WE ALL
ramount are making
It’s actually explained in the last episode if you listen to the storyline.
Thanks for the preservation of important vids.
SO SAY WE ALL !
❤❤❤
От куда в космосе огонь ?
Possibly because of the oxygen from inside the ships igniting as the munitions detonate after breaching their hull.
Why the English sub title for English language. Lmao 🤣
Deaf people?
@@crazyduck156 do you really think people are that considerate? 🙄
@@crazyduck156 closed caption option is available for death people
isso e o que um clip ou cena de filme, porque cena de filme não é mesmo, parece um musical, odeio filmes com musica o tempo todo
this soundtrack is a war crime against jimi hendrix and his legacy
It’s bob dylans song
@@davidmartindale2263 well, i like the other one better
What is this ?
😂😂😂
This?
"All this has happened before..."
"All this will happen again."
Meh. Use Jimmy Hendrix next time. Maybe I’ll listen past the first couple of bars.
It worked and worked well in the context of the series.
🙄it’s bob Dylan
Mil veces mejor Galáctica 1978/1980
Está última versión es demasiada mala
The original would have been so much better to use. This version sounds like a very shitty rip-off.