The last episode in this series (#10 The Return of Starbuck) is the only one worth watching if you are a BSG fan. Fortunately, it has little connection with the first nine episodes so it can be watched on its own. The problem with this series is that most of the scenes (90-95%) take place on earth. Thus, there is no sense of a space travel adventure that the original BSG and re-imagined BSG had. Another problem with this series is that some of the stories are just boring. The episode that had the kids playing baseball is one example.
On a positive note, I did get a few laughs from the two episodes that took place in New York. Overall, there are some funny moments in this series that mostly relate to a lack of understanding of the culture and language of earthlings. That made some of the first nine episodes bearable to watch. For BSG fans, I would give this series a 5, which means that it's worth watching once but never again. For non-BSG fans, this series is more like a 3 and not worth watching at all.
On a positive note, I did get a few laughs from the two episodes that took place in New York. Overall, there are some funny moments in this series that mostly relate to a lack of understanding of the culture and language of earthlings. That made some of the first nine episodes bearable to watch. For BSG fans, I would give this series a 5, which means that it's worth watching once but never again. For non-BSG fans, this series is more like a 3 and not worth watching at all.