The 21-disc Blu-ray box set collects all 76 episodes that aired on Syfy (then Sci-Fi Channel) from 2003 to 2009. The collection also comes with the two TV films released during its run: Battlestar Galactica: Razor and The Plan, which served as the series finale. Each episode and movie is displayed in its original aspect ratio in 1080p HD and supports DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround sound.

All four seasons and The Plan are accompanied by a ton of bonus content, including documentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes, web series episodes, mini episodes, audio commentaries, and a bunch more.

This reimagining of Battlestar Galactica kept the basic plot of the original series and detailed how the remnants of humanity were in a desperate fight for survival against the synthetic Cylon race. After the Cylons succeeded in wiping out billions of humans who had colonized a cluster of planets, the survivors flee to the Battlestar Galactica and begin a long trek in search of a fabled thirteenth colony known as Earth.

Despite its low-budget beginnings, Battlestar Galactica quickly earned rave reviews for its high-quality production, ensemble cast, and its examination of what it means to be human amidst several other high-level concepts.

Battlestar Galactica: The Remastered Collection includes all 24 episodes from the original 1978-79 series as well as the 10-episode sequel series Galactica 1980. The remastered version updates the original run to 1080p with a widescreen aspect ratio.

The 8-disc box set includes three hours of deleted scenes, a 45-minute documentary on Battlestar’s legacy, and featurettes with commentary from series creator Glen Larson and composer Stu Phillips.

As mentioned, you can also save on the DVD box set, if you’d like to revisit the series in its original form.

If you want to see where it all started in 4K resolution, the original Battlestar Galactica movie is on sale for $13 (was $30) at Amazon. This 4K Blu-ray released in 2023, and it’s a rather interesting release. The “movie” is a modified version of the original’s three-part pilot, Saga of a Star World.

Battlestar Galactica debuted theatrically in Canada before the pilot even aired in the United States. For longtime Battlestar fans, this is a cool way to watch a re-edited version of the pilot in 4K resolution for the first time. Just keep in mind that Saga of a Star World is included in The Remastered Collection on standard Blu-ray. In any case, the 4K edition is only $12, which is the best price we’ve seen.