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It would be almost impossible to list all of the heartwarming moments in the original series:
* In an overall sense, the fact that after centuries, or even millennia, the worlds still call themselves colonies in deference to their ancient homeworld.
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It would be almost impossible to list all of the heartwarming moments in the original series:
series. Which is impressive considering the series starts off with the [[DownerBeginning destruction of the Twelve Colonies]]:
* In an overall sense, the fact that after centuries, or even millennia, the worlds still call themselves colonies in deference to their ancienthomeworld.home world.
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* When Muffet - [[TheScrappy yes that Muffet]] - is thought to have "died" in "Fire in Space". Man, that happens to daggits a lot dosen't it? Of course he's alive, just slightly singged. [[spoiler:Turns out he'd risked his own life to save a downed firefighter he saw earlier.]] [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Take that Muffet haters.]]
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* When Muffet - [[TheScrappy yes that Muffet]] - is thought to have "died" in "Fire in Space". Man, that happens to daggits a lot dosen't lot, doesn't it? Of course course, he's alive, just slightly singged.singed. [[spoiler:Turns out he'd risked his own life to save a downed firefighter he saw earlier.]] [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Take that Muffet haters.]]
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* Apollo's speech to the Precedium near the end of "Experiment in Terra". The music that played during the scene made it a surprisingly touching moment.
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* Apollo's speech to the Precedium Presidium near the end of "Experiment in Terra". The music that played during the scene made it a surprisingly touching moment.
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** Just about any scene with Boxey, including the one where Cassiopeia allows Boxey to sneak right by hear to visit the ailing Adama and tell him a story much like what Adama did for Boxey while the latter was ill. Or a reunion scene where Boxey's entire family is reuinted at sickbay after the fire that threatened to destroy the battlestar - with Starbuck presenting the injured Muffit.
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** Just about any scene with Boxey, including the one where Cassiopeia allows Boxey to sneak right by hear her to visit the ailing Adama and tell him a story much like what Adama did for Boxey while the latter was ill. Or a reunion scene where Boxey's entire family is reuinted reunited at sickbay after the fire that threatened to destroy the battlestar - with Starbuck presenting the injured Muffit.
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** Notice throughout "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", none of the criminal's (including a few murderers) ever threaten Boxey in any way. It might be a stretch, but perhaps a case of EvenEvilHasStandards?
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** Notice throughout "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", none of the criminal's criminals (including a few murderers) ever threaten Boxey in any way. It might be a stretch, but perhaps a case of EvenEvilHasStandards?
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* In "Saga of a Star World", Apollo would never see his brother again, but when Zac heroically convinced his brother to fly ahead to warn the fleet, Apollo got to say one nice thing for his brother who dreamed of going on duty with him; "You can fly with me anytime."
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* In "Saga of a Star World", Apollo would never see his brother again, but when Zac heroically convinced his brother to fly ahead to warn the fleet, Apollo got to say one nice thing for his brother who dreamed of going on duty with him; "You can fly with me anytime.any time."
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** Off screen, Creator/FredAstaire inquired through his agent if he could appear in at least a cameo on that series, his grandchildren's favorite show. The producers were delighted at the idea and created a whole episode to feature him, "The Man with Nine Lives." Furthermore, for actress Anne Jeffreys, she got the unexpected opportunity to be Astaire's partner in a social dancing scene, making her technically the final dance partner of Fred Astaire.
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* Off screen, Creator/FredAstaire inquired through his agent if he could appear in at least a cameo on that series, his grandchildren's favorite show. The producers were delighted at the idea and created a whole episode to feature him, "The Man with Nine Lives." Furthermore, for actress Anne Jeffreys, she got the unexpected opportunity to be Astaire's partner in a social dancing scene, making her technically the final dance partner of Fred Astaire.
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** How about a couple scenes between Boxey and his adoptive father Apollo. One where Apollo gives his boy a pendent before going off on a mission and the other where Apollo has to explain to him his reasoning for not going to play at Triad, with Adama looking on fondly. Bonus points for Apollo mentioning that he'll be just as happy to see Boomer win the game for a change.
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** How about a couple scenes between Boxey and his adoptive father Apollo. One Like the one in "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", where Apollo gives his boy a pendent before going off on a mission and mission. Or "War of the other Gods", where Apollo has to explain to him his reasoning for not going to play at Triad, with Adama looking on fondly. Bonus points for Apollo mentioning that he'll be just as happy to see Boomer win the game for a change.
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** Notice throughout "Gun on Ice Planet Zero", none of the criminal's (including a few murderers) ever threaten Boxey in any way. It might be a stretch, but perhaps a case of EvenEvilHasStandards?
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* The only halfway decent episode "The Return Of Starbuck" has the lieutenant manage what no one in any other Galactiaca series (old or new) ever has. He ''actually befriends a Centurion''. He even notes to himself that had anyone asked him if he were capable of feeling sorry for a Cylon, he would have answered in the negative, until now.
** On a meta level, a re-edited version of the episode on youtube called "Battlestar Galactica: Judgment Day" [[note]] needs a video link[[/note]], has an even better ending, where Starbuck returns to the fleet in the intact Cylon fighter.
* The only halfway decent episode "The Return Of Starbuck" has the lieutenant manage what no one in any other Galactiaca series (old or new) ever has. He ''actually befriends a Centurion''. He even notes to himself that had anyone asked him if he were capable of feeling sorry for a Cylon, he would have answered in the negative, until now.
** On a meta level, a re-edited version of the episode on youtube called "Battlestar Galactica: Judgment Day" [[note]] needs a video link[[/note]], has an even better ending, where Starbuck returns to the fleet in the intact Cylon fighter.
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It would be almost impossible to list all of the heartwarming moments in the original series:
* In "Saga of a Star World", Apollo would never see his brother again, but when Zac heroically convinced his brother to fly ahead to warn the fleet, Apollo got to say one nice thing for his brother who dreamed of going on duty with him; "You can fly with me anytime."
** Despite the fact that many think of Boxey as TheScrappy, Muffet also gets this treatment. The first time they meet is truly moment of heartwarming.
* After Apollo is [[spoiler:brought back to life]] in "War of the Gods". The looks on Starbuck and Sheba's faces are priceless.
* When Muffet - [[TheScrappy yes that Muffet]] - is thought to have "died" in "Fire in Space". Man, that happens to daggits a lot dosen't it? Of course he's alive, just slightly singged. [[spoiler:Turns out he'd risked his own life to save a downed firefighter he saw earlier.]] [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Take that Muffet haters.]]
* In "The Long Patrol", when Apollo and Boomer come under laser fire while looking for Starbuck and the man who stole his Viper. Boomer discovers a little girl and her mother. The thief is able to get the drop on Apollo, but when he hears Boomer's found a woman and a child, he surrenders to Apollo asking that they not hurt his family. Robber then reveals that he only stole Starbuck's Viper because he needed a craft capable of reaching Aeries, for the sake of his daughter Tanya. While Apollo is ''understandably'' angry at first, it takes just one look at little Tanya for him to admit that he probably would have done the same thing.
* For his whole episode appearance in "The Man With Nine Lives", Chameleon has been nothing but a manipulative jerk. But when Starbuck says he wants to quit the service so they can spend time together, the old snake oil salesman feels awful and tries to tell him the truth. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, some assassins he'd pissed off earlier interrupt him.]]
** The fact that he also [[spoiler: turns out to ''really'' be Starbuck's father]] is another heartwarming moment.
* Starbuck and Hector wander around the city in "Greetings from Earth", philosophizing as they go. While much of what they discuss is ''very'' somber, it's nice to see Starbucks more thoughtful side.
* Apollo's speech to the Precedium near the end of "Experiment in Terra". The music that played during the scene made it a surprisingly touching moment.
* One of the deleted scenes where Starbuck offers to look after Muffit while Boxey goes to see his dying mother, who was shot by a Cylon.
** Just about any scene with Boxey, including the one where Cassiopeia allows Boxey to sneak right by hear to visit the ailing Adama and tell him a story much like what Adama did for Boxey while the latter was ill. Or a reunion scene where Boxey's entire family is reuinted at sickbay after the fire that threatened to destroy the battlestar - with Starbuck presenting the injured Muffit.
** How about a couple scenes between Boxey and his adoptive father Apollo. One where Apollo gives his boy a pendent before going off on a mission and the other where Apollo has to explain to him his reasoning for not going to play at Triad, with Adama looking on fondly. Bonus points for Apollo mentioning that he'll be just as happy to see Boomer win the game for a change.
[[AC:Galactica 1980]]
* The only halfway decent episode "The Return Of Starbuck" has the lieutenant manage what no one in any other Galactiaca series (old or new) ever has. He ''actually befriends a Centurion''. He even notes to himself that had anyone asked him if he were capable of feeling sorry for a Cylon, he would have answered in the negative, until now.
** On a meta level, a re-edited version of the episode on youtube called "Battlestar Galactica: Judgment Day" [[note]] needs a video link[[/note]], has an even better ending, where Starbuck returns to the fleet in the intact Cylon fighter.
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* In "Saga of a Star World", Apollo would never see his brother again, but when Zac heroically convinced his brother to fly ahead to warn the fleet, Apollo got to say one nice thing for his brother who dreamed of going on duty with him; "You can fly with me anytime."
** Despite the fact that many think of Boxey as TheScrappy, Muffet also gets this treatment. The first time they meet is truly moment of heartwarming.
* After Apollo is [[spoiler:brought back to life]] in "War of the Gods". The looks on Starbuck and Sheba's faces are priceless.
* When Muffet - [[TheScrappy yes that Muffet]] - is thought to have "died" in "Fire in Space". Man, that happens to daggits a lot dosen't it? Of course he's alive, just slightly singged. [[spoiler:Turns out he'd risked his own life to save a downed firefighter he saw earlier.]] [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap Take that Muffet haters.]]
* In "The Long Patrol", when Apollo and Boomer come under laser fire while looking for Starbuck and the man who stole his Viper. Boomer discovers a little girl and her mother. The thief is able to get the drop on Apollo, but when he hears Boomer's found a woman and a child, he surrenders to Apollo asking that they not hurt his family. Robber then reveals that he only stole Starbuck's Viper because he needed a craft capable of reaching Aeries, for the sake of his daughter Tanya. While Apollo is ''understandably'' angry at first, it takes just one look at little Tanya for him to admit that he probably would have done the same thing.
* For his whole episode appearance in "The Man With Nine Lives", Chameleon has been nothing but a manipulative jerk. But when Starbuck says he wants to quit the service so they can spend time together, the old snake oil salesman feels awful and tries to tell him the truth. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, some assassins he'd pissed off earlier interrupt him.]]
** The fact that he also [[spoiler: turns out to ''really'' be Starbuck's father]] is another heartwarming moment.
* Starbuck and Hector wander around the city in "Greetings from Earth", philosophizing as they go. While much of what they discuss is ''very'' somber, it's nice to see Starbucks more thoughtful side.
* Apollo's speech to the Precedium near the end of "Experiment in Terra". The music that played during the scene made it a surprisingly touching moment.
* One of the deleted scenes where Starbuck offers to look after Muffit while Boxey goes to see his dying mother, who was shot by a Cylon.
** Just about any scene with Boxey, including the one where Cassiopeia allows Boxey to sneak right by hear to visit the ailing Adama and tell him a story much like what Adama did for Boxey while the latter was ill. Or a reunion scene where Boxey's entire family is reuinted at sickbay after the fire that threatened to destroy the battlestar - with Starbuck presenting the injured Muffit.
** How about a couple scenes between Boxey and his adoptive father Apollo. One where Apollo gives his boy a pendent before going off on a mission and the other where Apollo has to explain to him his reasoning for not going to play at Triad, with Adama looking on fondly. Bonus points for Apollo mentioning that he'll be just as happy to see Boomer win the game for a change.
[[AC:Galactica 1980]]
* The only halfway decent episode "The Return Of Starbuck" has the lieutenant manage what no one in any other Galactiaca series (old or new) ever has. He ''actually befriends a Centurion''. He even notes to himself that had anyone asked him if he were capable of feeling sorry for a Cylon, he would have answered in the negative, until now.
** On a meta level, a re-edited version of the episode on youtube called "Battlestar Galactica: Judgment Day" [[note]] needs a video link[[/note]], has an even better ending, where Starbuck returns to the fleet in the intact Cylon fighter.
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