Ronald D. Moore

(discussing Ronald Moore's first time as a director, for an episode of Battlestar Galactica filmed in March 2008) Katee Sackhoff: I've gotta say, he's the first director I've ever worked with that, after every take, he says, 'Thank you.' I think that what the crew does, what the actor does, can sometimes be overlooked because it's what we're supposed to do. To have someone thank you after every take is very interesting. I've found that after the take, I stood a little taller, I was a little happier and I thought, 'Wow, that does feel really good.' He really is a great director. Granted, I only had one scene with him, but that was one thing that I noticed that I've never had happen before, and it really speaks to his character.

(discussing the Sci Fi Channel and Battlestar Galactica) Ronald Moore: They give me quite a bit of leeway. They have opinions and notes. Most of the major battles were fought early on in the first season, but they let me do the show that I wanted to do. I cannot say that they did not let me do the show I wanted to do.

(Writer Michael Taylor and Ronald Moore discussing "Battlestar Galactica: Razor") Taylor: But [the actions of those aboard the Pegasus] may have been just as necessary a reaction, as necessary a way of dealing with such horrendous circumstances. To tell the same story even more darkly was naturally very attractive to all of us. Moore: It's so dark you can't actually see what's happening.