Battlestar Galactica Officially Switches Genres In Scattered Hopes Prequel
Battlestar Galactica stands in an interesting place in the science fiction realm, having evolved from a short-lived late-1970s television series into one of the genre's most enduring cult franchises. The original show introduced audiences to humanity's desperate flight from the Cylons, while the acclaimed 2004 reboot dramatically reimagined that premise with a darker tone, a new serialized structure, and more serious stories delving into politics, religion, etc.
Battlestar Galactica stands in an interesting place in the science fiction realm, having evolved from a short-lived late-1970s television series into one of the genre's most enduring cult franchises. The original show introduced audiences to humanity's desperate flight from the Cylons, while the acclaimed 2004 reboot dramatically reimagined that premise with a darker tone, a new serialized structure, and more serious stories delving into politics, religion, etc.