We're Getting Buried Underneath New 'Battlestar ' Products But Never Any New Productions

 

The entire existence of the 'Battlestar IP' will always be remembered for: 'Universal Studios and Battlestar Never Mixed Well Together.'

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They Actually Should Have Released All of The Rarely Seen and Obscure Aliens on Planet 'Carillon' That Ended Up On The Cutting Room Floor

 John Chambers and a bunch of other 'name artists' of the time, who designed and built creations for the 'Aliens on Carillon' sequence for the 'Galactica' pilot episode directed by Richard A. Colla, were all furious that all of their creations and hard work ended up on the cutting room floor.

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From The Beginning, People Should Have Been Thinking About "Universal Studios Needs to Concentrate on Repairing The Damage to The 1978 Battlestar Series Before Making a New Movie"

 

Universal Studios Has never been a big fan of going into its own past and repairing the damage it caused. The '1978 Battlestar Galactica Series' is no exception.

1. Universal Studios has left the 'editing damage' in the pilot episode unrepaired for 48 years. It needs to go no further in proving its thorough unprofessionalism in misnanaging this IP since it has owned it.

2. The 1978 Series also needs a thorough visual effects upgrade in all of the other episodes as well. Universal Studios would never do this because it involves something called 'Physical Labor." And another business practice it doesn't like either: "Spending Money." Keep in mind that upgrading all of the visual effects in the 1978 series would cost Universal Studios a fraction of what they paid to finance 'Cocaine Bear.' So that instantly obliterates the whining and crying Universal Studios would do about spending the $$ to upgrade the 1978 series.

3. Mentioned before, John Dykstra filmed unseen special effects sequences in the pilot episode, and entire unseen sequences in 'Gun on Ice Planet Zero' - (an entire Ovion external manufacturing / city complex for Tylium on the planet Carillon which was also a 'War Depot' for the Cylon Empire), and 'Lost PLanet of The Gods." By coincidence, all of these fully completed effects sequences by John Dykstra and Apogee have been sitting safe, sound, and fully preserved in the 'Universal Studios Film Vaults' since 1978. Always ready at any time for Universal Studios to pull them out of the film vaults and begin sharing them with the public in 4k.

4. The episode 'Hand of God' needs massive visual effects upgrades. Especially the final sequence where the 'Galactica' takes on a 'Cylon Basestar.' As it is now, the effects are blurry and smudgey 5th generation copies of pilot episode footage.

5. The episode 'Living Legend' had the entire 'Cylon Tanker' sequence lifted from the pilot. This needs to be replaced with new footage.

6. The 'Experiment in Terra' footage at the end of the episode where the 'Galactica' protects the planet from a nuclear attack needs to be upgraded.

7. All of John Dykstra's original footage from 'Gun On Ice Planet Zero' needs to be put back in, where Vipers are attacking the giant 'Pulsar Cannon' in circular assault patterns. And the Pulsar is city block huge in this footage with Cylons manning the exterior of it.

After Universal Studios does all of this, then maybe they could begin thinking about a new movie.

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The "Litmus Test" For Universal Studios Always Has Been "If It Can't Even Go In and Repair The Editing Damage in The Galactica Pilot Episode After 48 Consecutive Years"...

 

"....Then it sure as hell also, is not going to make a new production either...."

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This is The Only Property That Goes 'Bat Shit Crazy' on New Merchandise, With Never any New Productions to Go Along With It

 

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This Book is Proof That Universal Studios Only Wants 'Galactica' fans to Know, What it Wants Them to Know

 Yes, Universal Studios would never shatter the 'Status Quo Bubble' on multiple fronts it has enveloped the 'Battlestar IP' in for dedades. 

For example, what it doesn't want you to know....

1. Multiple deleted scenes in 'Gun on Ice Planet Zero' include Cylons executing the 'Theta Clones' out in the snow.

2. An entire lost scene of Apollo and Dr. Raveshol confronting an entire 'Council of Elders' about the 'Pulsar Weapon.' And not just the snippet of dialogue in the scene in the Blurays and DVDs.

3. That 'Lost Planet of The Gods' was actually written and filmed as a coherent, logical story. And not what replaced it: Fragmented and spliced together scenes, especially in part 1.

4. More scenes with Adama and Baltar in the tomb.

'Battlestar 1978' has perhaps more unused and never seen footage than any other series in history.

Why don't we all take a 'Field Trip' to the 'Universal Studios Film Vaults', and see what we can see in Richard A. Colla's never seen deleted footage, and John Dykstra's never seen deleted footage?

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And Nothing About The Miles of Still Missing Footage in 'Saga of a Star World' (The Galactica Pilot) From Fired Director Richard A. Colla

 

....And nothing about the still missing special effects footage by John Dykstra in 'Saga of a Star World', 'Gun on Ice Planet Zero', and 'Lost Planet of The Gods.' (All of the missing footage actually locked away in the Universal Studios vaults.) Never seen before by anyone.

The book is thorough, alright.

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