The fourth and The final season of the renamed "Battlestar Galactica" was varied on the show. Perhaps it was inevitable given how the "galactice" threaded in threaded long -term mysteries and philosophical issues throughout her work. When you keep the audience for years, resolutions cannot satisfy them all.

The Battlestar Galactica finale, the three-part episode "Daybreak", leaves nothing to chance and has no door undiscovered. Gives answers and you can get them or leave them - there is a land, the god whispered throughout the play is Real (but remains unprecedented), and the series has been set for thousands of years in the past. People and humanoid cylones are, collectively, the ancestors of modern humanity.

I interviewed several "Galactic" writers and members of the members of The 15th anniversary of "Daybreak" in 2024, including co-creator David AIK. Despite how the mixed fans have been in the episode over the years, the people who have done so are satisfied where the journey ended. But with the benefit of retrospective, AIK co-creator Ronald D. Moore thinks he might have finished Also thoroughly.

In Interview of 2024 with screen screenMoore said he wanted as much as possible after definitely completing at the time. It's hard to get a stronger end than the titular spaceship on the show to fly in the sun! Moore elaborated:

"I said goodbye. For me, I wanted (" Butlestra Galactic ") to have a final end. I felt strong at the time when I didn't want to try to put the gang together later. "

But the absence makes the heart grow. Since he has spent more and more years without the "Butlestra" and the team that made the show, that impossible reunification show seems more and more tempting. Moore continued:

"There is one part of me that I wanted not to do so because how fun it is to work with (Edward Jameseims Olmos)?

Moore came out of Star Trek: the next generation ", then climbed to" Deep Space Nine "and" Voyager ". While led "Butlestra", who had a similar setting with "Star Trek", he saw a chance to Make the big changes that he never could on Trek. Lack of resources? Religious and political disputes without moralizing or easy answers? Conflict of character? "Battlestar Galactica" had it all!

By "Galactic" Season 3, Moore feels The play has reached its "third act" and the fourth will be the last. In another comparison of "Star Trek", consider how many "movies or show" or Trek shows end with StarShip to fuel in distortion, the next adventure. "Galactic" ends definitely with the characters' travels. They deliberately get stuck on earth, with only the future of quiet agriculture to expect. President Laura Roslin (McDonnell) finally succumbing to her cancer, while Kara "Starbak" Thrace (Sakhof) disappears after fulfilling its fate bring his people into his promised land. Good luck by uniting "Galactic" without them!

I do not think that someone's idea of ​​uniting "Galactic" is Agriculture Adam (Olmos) and living in a prehistoric country cab, but that is the only "Daybreak" opportunity leaves open. The last scene jumps forward to the modern time, which is located all the main characters Long Dead and completely forgotten. The end hints at the man's cycle against the machine will be repeated again, but that conflict will be removed from Galactic fans so far that they are not connected at all.

So while Moore obviously misses his days working on Galactic, he admits that trying to deal with more will only deter him from the show. "I feel like we said everything we wanted to say and came out of the stage at the right point. I am happy to have left that desire as our legacy," he explained on the screen.

The constant restrained in "Butlestra Galactic" is that "all this happened before and will happen again". The show was Remake at the beginning of the 1970s scientific show. So far, Attempts to "Galactic" foretell or spin-offs are not taken. Perhaps Galactic fans should be grateful that, for now, it is a rare genre franchise that actually had to say its piece and then rest, without the publication.