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What is the viewing order of the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica?


I have watched a few random episodes of BSG here and there and really enjoyed it, but now I want to do it right. I want to go back to the start, and watch it all the way through.


I understand there is the main series, but have also heard of a mini-series, and movies etc. It makes me quite confused, and I have no idea of where to start and in what order I should watch. Can someone please clear this up for me, and give me a list of the entire viewing order?



Answer




I've pulled this from a few forum posts and wikis



  • Mini-Series (2 parts)


  • Season 1 (13 eps)


  • Season 2 (20 eps)


    • ...

    • 2.17 the Captain's Hand

    • Razor (movie)

    • Razor Flashbacks (7 part web series)

    • 2.18 Downloaded

    • ...



  • The Resistance (10 part web series)



  • Season 3 (20 eps)


  • Season 4 (19 eps)

    • ...

    • 4.11 Sometimes a Great Nation

    • The Face of the Enemy (10 part web series)

    • 4.12 A Disquiet Follows My Soul


    • ...

    • 4.15 No Exit

    • The Plan (movie) *

    • 4.16 DeadLock

    • ...

    • 4.19 Daybreak (end of series)




(*) The Plan is technically a flash back of season 1&2 from the cylon POV (that was released after the end of the series) but many have suggested that due to it also explaining details about the final 5 it's best to watch it before or after "4.15 No Exit" which first exposes the history of the 5. My personal view is it works best after.



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