Galactica 1980

In the first episode of the new story, 30 years have passed and the good ship Galactica is nearing the end of its search for Earth, which is home to their ancestor brothers. But the spectre of danger from their long-time enemies, the Cylons, causes the decision to bring Earth into their own century of development. Part 1 of 3.

The thrilling adventures of "BATTLESTAR GALACTICA" continue in Part Two of "Galactica Discovers Earth, " when Commander Adama (Lorne Greene) dispatches two young pilots, Capt. Troy (Kent McCord) and Lieut. Dillon (Barry Van Dyke) to the planet Earth.

In the exciting conclusion of "Galactica Discovers Earth, " Capt. Troy and Lieut. Dillon are running out of time to stop Xaviar from bringing advanced rocket technology to the Nazis in 1944 Germany.

The exciting and challenging adventures of "Galactica 1980" continue when a Galactican shuttle-craft filled with children is attacked by the treacherous Cylons and some of its occupants are forced to flee to Earth -- where they establish a settlement to insure the future of their civilization -- but are unaware of the earthly dangers that threaten their extinction.

Commander Adama and teenage genius Dr. Zee board an incredible new antigravity spaceship for an emergency mission to Earth in an effort to save three all_ages in Troy and Dillon's group who -- by Earth's standards -- have died, meanwhile Sydel, convinced that the troop of boy scouts are aliens from space, closes in to capture them, on "Galactica 1980".

Treacherous Xaviar, the renegade Galactican, in disguise sends Troy and Dillon on a phony space mission that makes them targets of a Russian killer satellite, so that he can take as hostage the earthbound Galactican children who Jamie has entered in what turns out to be a hilarious, out-of-this-world charity baseball game, on "Galactica 1980".

Earthbound Troy and Dillon rush to the East Coast to intercept what they believe to be a downed Galactican spacecraft, but find that it is really the first ship of the treacherous Cylons to locate the lost human civilization they want to destroy, in "Galactica 1980".

The planet's future hangs in the balance when Troy and Dillon alert Galactica that they are pursuing two enemy Cylons bent on commandeering a powerful New York City broadcasting facility to transmit earth's location to their hostile forces in space, which could lead to the destruction of Earth on "Galactica 1980".

The lives of all Galacticans are in the hands of Troy and Dillon after a Cylon warship destroys the space fleet's farm ship, and food supplies have to be replenished immediately from Earth, on "Galactica 1980".

The fate of space warrior Lt. Starbuck (special guest star Dirk Benedict) is revealed in a vivid dream of teenage genius Dr. Zee in which Starbuck crashes on a desolate planet where he reassembles a Cylon robot for company and meets a woman of unearthly beauty in "Galactica 1980". Dirk Benedict created the role of Starbuck in the "Battlestar Galactica" series.