Of all recent television science fiction series, the reimagined Battlestar Galactica is the most highly praised and consistently inventive and intelligent. Where the original show was a straightforward space opera, the new one is rich, strange and above all unpredictable. This book explores... read more
Contributors
Of Great Zeitgeist and Bad Faith: An Introduction to Battlestar Galactica
Adama and (Mitochondial) Eve: A Foundation Myth for White Folks
Frak Me: Reproduction, Gender, Sexuality
Disco Galactica: Futures Past and Present
The Military Organism: Rank, Family and Obedience in Battlestar Galactica
Real-imagining Terror in Battlestar Galactica: Negotiating Real and Fantasy in Battlestar Galactica’s Political Metaphor
Butch Girls, Brittle Boys and Sexy, Sexless Cylons: Some Gender Problems in Battlestar Galactica
Sci-Fi Ghettos: Battlestar Galactica and Genre Aesthetics
The Luxury of Being Simply Human: Unwritten and Rewritten Queer Histories in Battlestar Galactica
Interrogating Galactica: An Interview with Jane Espenson
On the End, Decline and Fall of Television Shows
Appendix: Battlestar Galactica Episode Guide
Index
Characters
Creators and Actors
Subjects
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