The premise of Glen A. 1978 Series. Larson in 1978 "Butlestra Galactic" was a high concept and complex. It was far from the earth, at the end of the Millennium War of mankind with a kind of robots called cylones. The cylones themselves were built from the long extinct race of humanoid reptiles, and seem to be ready to offer the same fate of mankind. Feeling that writing is on the Wallid, the man named Count Baltar (Johnon Collicos) betrayed humanity by being with the cylones, putting the robots hot on the "Butlestra Galactic" track, a mass hipworth that brings most of the last known human galaxies. Their goal is to find a long lost "thirteenth tribe", a human colony that is said to have settled on a distant planet called Earth.

The assumption of viewers was that the "Butlestar Galactice" was set in the distant future, but at the end of the 24th episode of its only season, it was discovered - through TV footage of the landing of the moon - that it was actually set in the 20th century on Earth. Series for tracking, "Galactic 1980", It was set, well, 1980. The two -hour pilot of the original series was published theater. In 2004, the series restarted, this time on much more recognition and success. The 2004 version ran for 76 episodes during four seasons And it led to a retraining spinoff called "Capika". If you want to hear Nerd's chat for three hours, ask them about "Battlestar Galactica in 2004".

Several acting members of the original team "Battlestar Galactica" - ie. Those who appeared in all 24 episodes - are still with us. Here's what they did from the series.

The handsome Dirk Benedict was played by the Rogue lieutenant Starbak in the original "Butlestra Galactic", one of Jan Solo's two types in the series (the other was Captain Apollo, played by the late Richard Hatch). He was a drink/gambler/smoker of the series and the brightest character of the show.

Benedict, of course, was the main foundation in the 1970s and 1980s television, appeared in many of the hit shows of the day, including Hawaii Peta-O, Charlie Angels and the Love Boat. Prior to Benedict, Benedict was one of the main members of the cast in the short-term action series "Shopper One" and will continue to play the dash Templet "Famen" Peck in the ultra-popular "A-team". He will also appear on "Murder, she wrote", "Babarch" and "Walker, Texas Rangon". There is a 100% chance you've seen Benedict in something.

Benedict remained linked to his two biggest roles, borrowing his voice in the 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game and providing Kimo for the 2010 feature film The-Team. Before Battlestar, Benedict appeared in several exciting B-films, including the "B" thriller and the "SSSSSS".

The youngest member of the original actor "Butlestra Galactica" was Noah Hathaway, who played a boxer and served as the face of Galactic children. Boxing was often seen playing with its semi-functions, a crescent robot dog, muffin. Mafit played the chimpanzee named Evolution, Aka Evi. Unfortunately, Evi died in 2004 at the age of 34, but Hathaway is still alive and kicked.

Hathaway is also known for Gen-Xers around the world like Atrei, young adventurers from Wolfgang Petersen's fantasy film in 1984 "The incredible story." He also played a character named Harry Potter (seriously) in the notorious horror film in 1986 Troll. In the mid-80s of the last century, Hathaway left more or less to act to continue his education, where he briefly studied dance before suffering an injury. He will move to the study of military skills, and Hathaway is now taught in various schools and techniques of karate and Muay Thai boxing. He will also probably be able to fix your motorcycle for you because he regularly builds and race with his own.

Hathaway appeared in the films of the 1980s, appearing in the 2012 cult film "Dry Girl" and the film "Walter Koenig" in 2018 "Blue Dream". He also still appears on the conventions to sign autographs.

The capable Viper-Power Burmer pilot was Starbak's best friend and stood as a logical, more pragmatic balance of the well-known guy for fun. Bummer was played by actor Herbert Effeferson, Runior. The story says Effeeferson was offered the role of a boomer after the first choice of producers, Terry Carter, was injured in an artificial crash. By chance, Carter was also thrown at the Butlestra Galactice, but as Colonel Tig.

And Effeeferson and Dirk Benedict would Remark their roles for "Galactic 1980".

Effeeferson had a modest acting career after appearing in the Ervolf pilot as Captain of the USS Enterprise (aircraft carrier, not hipwides). He was also in the pilot for the hit series "Knight Ryder". Prior to Battlestar, Effeeferson appeared in several Nominated Emmy nominations, such as "a rich man, a poor man" and the 1974 "Law" TV film starring Dud Hirsch. Later, Effefeeferson appeared in two films, Hit Oscar nominated in 1995 Apollo 13 and a virus blockbuster "Breaking up the infection."

By the way, the "outbreak" was directed by Wolfgang Petersen, the director of "The Nevering Story". Someone wants to think Effeeferson and Hatway have traded stories about their old boss.

Second Lieutenant Athens was Apollo's sister (late Richard Hatch) and Adam's daughter. She supervised a galactic scanner. She played the actress and model Maren Jensen.

Jensen had no massive fruitful acting career, after appearing only in single episodes of the Love Boat, "The Island of Fantasi" and "Hardy Boyce/Nancy Drew Mysteries". She also appeared in the thriller "Out of the Ridge" and the horror film of Wes Craven in 1981 "Deadly Blessing". After that, she retired from acting after agreeing with the Epstein-Bar virus.

Jensen will continue to create its own cosmetic line, a style of cosmetics, which is currently available in Sephora. Just a few years ago, with her business partner Laura Fomeaker, she founded the company "Protein Bar" Shine fuel for beauty. She appeared in the 21st episode of the series.

Cassiopeia, a Lorett Spang, was Medtech on the Butlestra Galactic ship and, during the series, led a romantic relationship with Starbak. Cassiopeia worked as a "social", which was scientifically accompanied. However, she did not wear a stigma and was eventually treated with respect.

Lorett Spang became Lorett Spang-Mekkuk in 1980. Spang-McCook began his acting career in 1972, after being spotted by a talent scout at Universal Studio. She, like many of her co-stars, worked hard on the modern TV circuit, and appeared in several episodes of "Emergency!", As well as "Happy Days" "Angels of Charlie", "Love Boat" and TV Movie "Sarah T: Portrait of a Teenager". She appeared in a feature film (not counting the features of "Buttestar"), the airport in the 1975 Aerodrom disaster.

Obviously, the profession of Cassiopeja, accompanied by the ABC directors to be a little ant, and the show -Show had to change his profession in Medtech in response. Spang-McCook withdrew from acting in 1984.