Battlestar Galactica

Rather than continue fleeing from their enemies, the crew of the Galactica commence an all out attack on a Cylon Basestar aided by intelligence from an unlikely source.

Starbuck runs into his long-lost love, Aurora, who is involved with a group trying to take over the electronics ship Celestra from its supposedly dictatorial captain.

Apollo and Starbuck follow the escaped Eastern Alliance ship and encounter the advanced race that had earlier helped them defeat Count Iblis. Apollo and Starbuck end up on Terra, where they help the Terrans by averting a nuclear holocaust.

When Baltar plans his escape with the help of the three Borellians and the Eastern Alliance Enforcers, members of the Council of Twelve are taken hostage, and Adama must give in to the escapees' demands.

Apollo and Starbuck follow the sleeper ship to its destination farming planet only to find themselves faced with a new threat. The two try to protect the family from the threat as well as the danger lying in a deserted city nearby.

When Starbuck's rival in a popular sporting event is found murdered, all the evidence points to Starbuck as the culprit. Apollo defends his friend at trial even as others race to find the real killer and prove Starbuck's innocence.

Count Iblis gains overwhelming popularity with the Council, but Commander Adama remains unconvinced. He sends Apollo, Starbuck and Sheba back to the planet where they found the Count to investigate and find out the truth about Iblis before it is too late.

A Cylon kamikaze attack leaves the Galactica burning in space, with no way to extinguish the blaze that has trapped Boomer, Athena, and Boxey except by a dangerous space walk by Apollo and Starbuck.

The fleet is buoyed by the appearance of the battlestar Pegasus, led by Commander Cain, which was thought to have been destroyed two years earlier. Cain and Adama clash over strategies and Cain takes drastic action to accomplish his goals.

Starbuck crashes on the planet Atilla, where the Cylons have destroyed all the humans except for a band of children, who have become warriors to save their enslaved father.

When a Cylon attack destroys most of the fleet's food supply, Galactica must trade equipment for grain on a rural planet plagued by the Borays, a group of pig-like marauders.

Apollo and Starbuck lead a group of convicts on a possible suicide mission to destroy the cannon, which is located on an icy planet.

Baltar attempts to lure the Galactica into range of a gigantic pulsar cannon. Adama becomes aware of the trap and sends in a team of commandos to destroy the cannon.

Starbuck is assigned to test a new ultra-fast, but unarmed, Viper with a talking computer named C.O.R.A. When he meets a bootlegger, who steals the Viper, Starbuck finds himself arrested by the Galactic Police of a prison planet.

Apollo is marooned on a Western Frontier-like planet, where he meets a woman and her son ... and a damaged Cylon, known as Red Eye, who has become a notorious gunslinger.

While Commander Adama leads the rag-tag fleet of ships to the planet Kobol, where he hopes to find clues of Earth's location, Starbuck is taken prisoner by the Cylons as an important part of a renewed peace plan plot by Baltar.

As Adama becomes more suspicious of the good fortune provided by Carillon and the Ovians, Sire Uri uses an award ceremony for the warriors who delivered them to Carillon as a front for proposing a disarmament treaty with the Cylons.

With the fleet's dwindling food and fuel supplies, the Council endorses a risky plan to reach Carillon faster. On Carillon, the humans find a world of seeming contradictions: a gambling resort where everyone wins and a large deposit of raw fuel.