Janet Julian

While in Washington, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) awakens in her hotel to discover her room has been ransacked and a KGB agent is lying dead on the floor. Guest stars: Len Cariou, Theodore Bikel and Richard Beymer.

Jessica (Angela Lansbury) comes to the aid of a promising young reporter (David Kriegel) when he is suspected of murdering a rival magazine's unscrupulous publisher (Alan Thicke).

In order to escape attack from the Cylons, the Galactica heads toward an endless magnetic void in an exciting episode of "BATTLESTAR GALACTICA" entitled, "Lost Planet of the Gods”-Part I. While scouting a hidden Cylon outpost on a lonely asteroid, Jolly and Boomer contract a mysterious disease. Unaware that the Cylons have spotted them, they return to their ship and in so doing, lead the Cylons right to the Galactica’s location. Realizing that they must change course to escape, Adama asks the advice of Apollo and Starbuck, who have just returned from a scouting mission. He learns that not far ahead is an endless magnetic sea that scrambles all navigational signals. Meanwhile, most of the Galactica's pilots have been quarantined because of the mysterious virus, and doctors aboard the ship insist that the only way to find a cure is to return to the infected asteroid. A squadron of Viper pilots is then sent out on the dangerous mission, but Apollo is worried for several reasons. First of all, the team consists of female volunteers who are flying for the first time; and one of them is Sirena, whom he intends to marry.

The Cylon army continues to pursue the Galactica through the magnetic void, in the conclusion of the two-part episode of "BATTLESTAR GALACTICA,” entitled "Lost Planet of the Gods”-Part II. Having returned safely from their scouting mission, the Galactica's new squadron of female warriors returns to the ship to continue the perilous flight through the magnetic void. Apollo, Starbuck, and Serina lead the way in their Vipers, but Starbuck loses radio contact and disappears. Upon returning to the space ship, Serina and Apollo decide to marry right away, since they fear this journey might be their last. Suddenly, a mysterious pulsating star appears which leads the Galactica to a strange planet. Commander Adama organizes an exploratory mission, accompanied by Apollo and his bride. As they land on the planet, they realize they have rediscovered Kobol, the lost planet of the gods, where human life began. Adama soon discovers the tomb of the lord of Kobol, and they explore the inner chambers. To their surprise, Baltar, the leader of the Cylons, is waiting for them, with a plan to lead them into the hands of the Cylons. Meanwhile, Starbuck returns to the Galactica, after having been captured and released by the Cylons. He mobilizes the fighter squadrons, who arrive at the planet Kobol just in time to rescue the humans from a major Cylon attack.

An alien joins the Galactica fleet, attracting its people, including Apollo’s girlfriend, Sheba, with mysterious powers and promises of a successful end to their search for Earth. In "War of the Gods”-Part I, Apollo leads a desperate search-and-rescue mission for a squadron of missing pilots. Landing on the battle-scarred surface of a distant planet, Apollo and his warriors are confronted by Count Iblis, the lone survivor of an alien culture. When Iblis convinces the intergalactic fighters to escort him back to their battlestar, the entire fleet becomes entranced with the eerie stranger, his omnipotent powers and his desire to lead them to Earth. Skeptical of the new messiah's intentions, Commander Adama accepts Iblis' offer to prove himself by granting the fleet any three wishes.