What do you hear, Starbuck?

I can't very well explain how I feel about this show. When I started watching it, I loved the premise of the show: the planet is destroyed and all that's left of our race is 1 spaceship and 50.000 people. I didn't like the characters very much (I even disliked the way some actors played their role) and didn't think much of the special effects.

But in some way, this show has gripped me like very few shows have before. The combination of the premise, the unfolding story, the incredible dilemmas the survivors must face, the focus on politics/religion/science/social development rather than action and battles, even the musical score was perfect to drag me further into the show. I even started to care for the characters.

After watching all seasons I'm left a little unsatisfied with the ending (as I always am with any show), but the way this show could transport me into another world, might make this one of the very few shows I could watch a second time.

The show was fantastic at first but then turned to 'meh' after a couple of seasons. Once I start watching a show, I will watch every episode in the series. I didn't even bother to finish the last season or so.

Honestly this is without question worst tv show I have seen so far.

The greatest show. It has a little bit of everything: Sci-fi, horror, drama, romance, comedy, tragedy etc etc.

I have very fond memories of the first time I watched this show. My dilemma now is if enough time has passed for a second viewing. Fabulous!

Kind of meh. Can be summed up as "Ahh, robots, suddenly: Space-Jesus"

I was depressed when this ended. Very few shows immerse you into another world like this one did.

Since this has all happened before, it is happening now and will happen again I will say this. I have watched this series in its entirety and rarely rewatch anything. Since SyFy Channel here in the U.S. is running a #BSG Big Frakkin' Marathon I have not only been sup supped into hours of this most excellent television Space Opera but I am actually adding it to my stuff on YouTube TV DVR too, dare I say, to watch again.

"So say ME all!"

Make sure to watch the miniseries first, or the show won’t make sense.

Held up incredibly well on rewatch, fifteen or so years later.

I watched it for the second time 18 years after the premiere. The series has not actually aged. The twists are exciting, and the moral dilemmas served to us remain valid. I recommend it because it is not an ordinary space opera.

I don’t know why people like this show