All three films in the psychological sci-fi thriller franchise. In 'The Butterfly Effect (2004), Ashton Kutcher stars as Evan Treborn, a young man who, from an early age, has struggled with his disturbing childhood memories. As a boy, Evan was encouraged by a psychologist to keep a journal detailing the events of his day-to-day life, and now, as a young adult, he revisits these journals to figure out the truth about events that ended in tragedy for his childhood friends Lenny (Elden Henson) and Tommy (William Lee Scott), and the childhood sweetheart Kayleigh (Amy Smart) with whom he is still in love. After making the incredible discovery that he can use the notebooks as a vehicle enabling him to journey back into the past so that his adult mind occupies the body of his childhood self, he begins a series of attempts to redirect history with the aim of saving his friends and loved ones from the traumas that have befallen them. But every time Evan changes something in the past, however small, he finds when he returns to the present that his actions have had unexpected and disastrous consequences. In the action-packed sequel, Nick (Eric Lively) and Julie (Erica Durance) are deeply in love, but when Julie dies in a tragic car accident, Nick isn't willing to say goodbye to his soulmate without a fight. Soon discovering that he has the ability to travel into the past to a point before the time of Julie's untimely death, Nick struggles to find a means of saving his one true love despite the increasingly troubling results that his well-intended heroics seem to have on the future. Finally, in 'The Butterfly Effect 3' (2009), Sam Reide (Chris Carmack) has the ability to jump through time, helping police to identify killers. But after agreeing to help an old friend track down her sister's murderer, Sam breaks his golden rule of non-interference with history, and consequently discovers that his actions have created a terrifying serial killer. As the grizzly headcount rises with each passing day, it's now up to Sam to revisit the past in an effort to identify the murderer before he strikes again.

Every episode of the re-imagined American sci fi television series, from the mini series through to the final season, where the pilots of the Galactica spacecraft battle against the evil Cylons, cyborg creatures that originally served mankind, but now want humanity destroyed. After losing the initial battles, with all their colonies destroyed, mankind's last hope is to search for the fabled home planet of Earth. Episodes comprise: '33', 'Water', 'Bastille Day', 'Act of Contrition', 'You Can't Go Home Again', 'Litmus', 'Six Degrees of Separation', 'Flesh and Bone', 'Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down', 'The Hand of God', 'Colonial Day', 'Kobol's Last Gleaming Part 1', 'Kobol's Last Gleaming Part 2', 'Scattered', 'Valley of Darkness', 'Fragged', 'Resistance', 'The Farm', 'Home (Part 1)', 'Home (Part 2)', 'Final Cut', 'Flight of the Phoenix', 'Pegasus', 'Resurrection Ship (Part 1)', 'Resurrection Ship (Part 2)', 'Epiphanies', 'Black Market', 'Scar', 'Sacrifice', 'The Captain's Hand', 'Downloaded', 'Lay Down Your Burdens (Part 1)', 'Lay Down Your Burdens (Part 2)', 'Occupation', 'Precipice', 'Exodus: Part 1', 'Exodus: Part 2', 'Collaborators', 'Torn', 'A Measure of Salvation', 'Hero', 'Unfinished Business', 'The Passage', 'The Eye of Jupiter', 'Rapture', 'Taking a Break from All Your Worries', 'The Woman King', 'A Day in the Life', 'Dirty Hands', 'Maelstrom', 'The Son Also Rises', 'Crossroads: Part 1', 'Crossroads: Part 2', 'He That Believeth in Me', 'Six of One', 'The Ties That Bind', 'Escape Velocity', 'The Road Less Traveled', 'Faith', 'Guess What's Coming to Dinner', 'Sine Qua Non', 'The Hub', 'Revelations', 'Sometimes a Great Notion', 'A Disquiet Follows My Soul', 'The Oath', 'Blood On the Scales', 'No Exit', 'Deadlock', 'Someone to Watch Over Me', 'Islanded in a Stream of Stars', 'Daybreak: Part 1', 'Daybreak: Part 2' and 'Daybreak: Part 3'. The collection also includes the precursor episode to the events in season 4, 'Razor', and both parts of the 2003 mini-series pilot.