"Battlestar Galactica" (2004) is a science fiction television series that reimagines the original 1978 show. It follows the last remnants of humanity as they flee from the robotic race known as the Cylons, who have launched a devastating attack on the Twelve Colonies. The story centers on the crew of the Battlestar Galactica, a military spaceship, as they navigate survival, leadership, and moral dilemmas in their quest for a new home. The series explores themes of identity, survival, and the nature of humanity. Key characters include Commander William Adama, President Laura Roslin, and Kara Thrace, each facing personal and collective challenges. "Battlestar Galactica" received critical acclaim for its writing, character development, and social commentary, becoming a significant work in modern science fiction television.