Captain Apollo meets Luke Skywalker! :-)

Probably the closest fans ever got to a crossover between Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica was The Streets of San Francisco episode "Innocent No More" (02/24/1977).  In this episode (filmed after Star Wars: A New Hope - but aired 3 months before the film was released), Mark Hamill guest-stars as a 16 year-old juvenile delinquent.  Unfortunately, Richard Hatch (Inspector Dan Robbins) and Mark Hamill don't interact at all in this episode - they're together only in the final scene where Robbins saves Hamill's character from being shot but they never speak to each other. Here's a photo from the episode:

Richard Hatch and Mark Hamill on The Streets of San Francisco
("Innocent No More")

The Streets of San Francisco is copyright (c) CBS / Paramount; photo used for illustrative purposes only.

Mark Hamill in "The City" (1977) - TV movie produced by Quinn Martin

Check out this great Quinn Martin NBC-TV movie from 1977 - "The City"; starring Mark Hamill, Don Johnson and Robert Forster.  Some fans believe that this 74 minute movie (which premiered on January 12, 1977) was the Original Pilot for Quinn Martin's "Tales of the Unexpected" which premiered a few weeks later on February 2, 1977.

Mark Hamill's teenage character is on a rampage - can two police officers (Don Johnson and Robert Forster) bring this troubled teen to justice?  A great movie from back in the day!  This movie was released on VHS tape in the 1980's but has yet to have an official DVD or Blu-Ray release.

View this movie on YouTube HERE:

The VHS release of "The City"

"The City" is copyright (c) Quinn Martin Productions and CBS / Paramount.