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[[Image:Battlestar-galactica-logo.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Title card for the revival, broadcast on the SciFi Channel in 2004]]

[[Image:Battlestar-galactica-logo.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Title card for the revival, broadcast on the SciFi Channel in 2004]]

Both Glen Larson and Richard Hatch have attempted for a number of years to get a revival of the series filmed, succeeding in 2004 with a show that quickly became known for its gritty, realistic drama as well as a faithful remake of the original series.  Among the immediate changes in the new series were the names: “Apollo”, “Starbuck”, “Athena”, and “Boomer” - given names in the original series - were reduced to “call signs” similar to fighter pilots in the U.S. Military, and replaced with familiar surnames.  British actor Jamie Bamber was cast as Captain Lee “Apollo” Adama; Katie Sackoff was given the role of Lieutenant Kara “Starbuck” Thrace ; and Grace Park was cast as Sharon “Boomer” Valerii.  Leading the cast was Edward James Olmos, a veteran actor who was best known as the brooding police captain Castillo in ''Miami Vice'' during the 1980's.

Both Glen Larson and Richard Hatch have attempted for a number of years to get a revival of the series filmed, succeeding in 2004 with a show that quickly became known for its gritty, realistic drama as well as a faithful remake of the original series.  Among the immediate changes in the new series were the names: “Apollo”, “Starbuck”, “Athena”, and “Boomer” - given names in the original series - were reduced to “call signs” similar to fighter pilots in the U.S. Military, and replaced with familiar surnames.  British actor Jamie Bamber was cast as Captain Lee “Apollo” Adama; Katie Sackoff was given the role of Lieutenant Kara “Starbuck” Thrace ; and Grace Park was cast as Sharon “Boomer” Valerii.  Leading the cast was Edward James Olmos, a veteran actor who was best known as the brooding police captain Castillo in ''Miami Vice'' during the 1980's.

===Main plot===

===Main plot===