'Battlestar Galactica's Highest-Rated Episode on IMDb Is an Untouchable Sci-Fi Gem 21 Years Later
When Battlestar Galactica hit television in 2004, audiences had no idea that they were in for a space opera of the ages. Ronald D. Moore took a science fiction property that hadn't been touched for decades and breathed new life into it with a deeply complex human drama set in the stars. After an exceptional two-part miniseries that set the stage, the first season of the SyFy drama kicked off with one of the most impressive episodes of sci-fi television ever made, and it's the highest-rated episode of the series on IMDb. "33" is a masterclass in how to begin a sci-fi epic with style, pushing the human survivors of Caprica to their absolute limits.
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