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What Happens When You Mashup New Battlestar Galactica With The Original’s Theme Song?

Much as I enjoyed the original Battlestar Galactica when I was still running around in footie pajamas, Glen Larson’s TV space opera hasn’t aged terribly well. One of the things it did have going for it, however, was a great core premise just waiting for a budget and Ron Moore. But as much as I loved the BSG reboot series, it failed to make use of one of the original show’s best parts: that freakin’ theme song. The original Battlestar Galactica‘s theme song was the best part of the show, and to this day is one of the best bits of SF music ever, TV, film, or otherwise. Sure, Moore’s series dropped in that iconic theme now and then, but it just wasn’t the same without it playing over the opening credits.

What’s that on the horizon? Why, it’s YouTube, riding to the rescue! Check this out, and then start a letter-writing campaign to have them replace the opening credits on all the Blu-rays and DVDs. Now let’s get on with it, because you know you’re already humming it in your head.

Comments

  • http://www.facebook.com/jeremy.nichols.33 Jeremy Nichols

    This is one of my favorite pages on Facebook — whoever you are, I love you! Keep it up!

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=827859671 David Wharton

      Thanks for reading, and for the kind words, Jeremy. We try. :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/thomas.w.young.5 Thomas W Young

    LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/nelson.otto Nelson Otto

    I love it. I was so hoping when Battle Star Galactica came out with the new version that it would be a souped up, high tech upgrade of the original. I was so dissappointed with the show but loved the special effects.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1385566147 Gaz Wkd

    Brilliant but it should be law that everything on youtube is uploaded in HD now!

  • http://www.facebook.com/benji.levens Benji Levens

    Except for the fast the the reimagined BSG *DOES* include the old theme, it appears about 3 times in total over the entire series. Granted it doesn’t use it as the theme, but it is used.

    It’s in the 3 hour pilot/miniseries during the fly by sequence when Lee Adama flys Will Adamas old Viper, it appears on I think the episode Colonial Day when D’anna Biers creates the propaganda video and it again appears during the one of the final sequences involving Samuel T Anders.