Deleted Scenes (SD, Disc 1, 42 minutes) – Deleted scenes from episodes 'Scattered,' 'Valley of Darkness,' 'Fragged,' 'Resistance,' and 'The Farm.'

Battlestar Galactica - The Complete Original Series [Blu-ray

Extended Episode: 'Daybreak' (HD, Disc 3) – The unrated extended version of the series finale that runs about half an hour longer. Text based The Oracle plus an additional Battlestar Blips, which is again text based trivia information and facts.

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Audio Commentary: 'Faith' (Disc 2) – Commentary with Ronald D. Moore as well as producers Bradley Thompson and David Weddle. Another thirty five minutes of deleted scenes are available if your BSG cravings still haven't been satisfied. Note: With the exception of 'Battlestar Galactica: Remastered', all the bonus featured listed below are duplicated on both the widescreen and full frame versions of the original series discs. There are no bonus materials on either the 'Galactica 1980' discs or the 35th Anniversary theatrical version disc.

Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series [Blu-ray] Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

After the destruction of the human colonies, the last major fighter carrier leads a makeshift refugee fleet in a search for Earth. Released in SENSURROUND Still, Universal’s new Blu-ray release can be looked upon as a victory – one of choice. The ability to finally watch this series in HD in dual versions meant to please both enthusiasts and newcomers is something for which the studio should be commended. In terms of glitches, the widescreen versions still contain a lot of dirt and debris on the print, even though according to the bonus materials on this release damaged frames have been repaired (so why not repair all of the problems?). Film grain is present and perhaps a little more evident that it should be, given the zooming in on the original frame (or at least making an area of the image larger than intended) that is a necessity here. Noise is also somewhat of an issue here and there, as is aliasing.Audio Commentary: 'Lay Down Your Burdens: Parts 1 & 2' (Disc 5) – Commentary for the two-part season finale with Ronald D. Moore. Random Space Media’s Australian Blu-ray release of Caprica is a 4-disc set. It includes the following episodes and extras: A multi choice personality quiz with randomly generated sequences of questions - I'm a sleeper toaster not yet activated apparently.