Battlestar Galactica

By tedward So, a revolution of hideous, partially human, monstrosities lead by two completely human looking androids. Identical twins if you would.... The teleplay was written by Ron D Moore. All this has [been written] before, and will [be written] again..... posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By Pax So, I just purchased and watched it this evening. Anyone else? Thoughts, comments, insights? posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By bugwitch Which was your fav? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ods84mBMY6A posted in Battlestar Galactica - 1 reply

By bugwitch I thought that this was a potentially VERY exciting development. They could have taken this story arc to new levels, dealing with the definition of life, consciousness and reality. I understand that they could only do so much with the length of time they had left, but this is one of those thin...

By bugwitch If the beacon was left by the 13th tribe as a signpost to Earth, but it was lethal to cylons...and they were cylons...why did they leave it? or....huh? That all being said (muttered?) I still like this episode. posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By bugwitch I had forgotten how much I loved the mini-series. I had not seen it, until after season 3.0. I purchased the Season 1 dvd and finally got to see it, along with most of season 1 for the first time. The writing and general story is just amazing. I also love season 2.0. Of course there are episodes that just...

By Yul It's where the Twelve Colonies of Kobol is located -- at least according to one fan: http://sixu.deviantart.com/art/Helios-System-BSG-138122619 posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By bugwitch Since Starbuck isn't really Starbuck at the end; she is an "Angel" or whatever, do you think that diminishes her actual death? As a fan of various TV shows over the years, I have always wanted those characters that I know and love to, when they do die, go out with purpose. Or at least in a way that...

By Gerard What the production houses can't get over is that we have grown beyond those stories because we keep finding holes in their plots which inevitably take away from our enjoyment of the finished product. posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By Yul It seems that in general, the suvivors of the Twelve Colonies don't care much for history. If they did, then they'd go out of their way to make sure that evidence of their existence remains. Imagine that if the events of BSG really did happen, there would be no evidence that any of it happened si...

By Pax Battlestar Galactica is getting the big-screen treatment. Universal Pictures has confirmed blog speculation that Bryan Singer, director of Valkyrie, will take on directing and producing duties for a BSG movie. Glen Larson, who created original series back in 1978, will produce as wel...

By timrayborn I was very happy with this as a series premier, and I eagerly look forward to how it develops. Sci Fi has picked it up for 20 episodes, so I hope it attracts a strong following. No, there are no flashy space battles, but this is a very different kind of science fiction: dark, grown-up, realistic,...

By Arion Also, unless I was hallucinating, there was a brief instance during the New Caprica detention when the camera focused on Ellen Tigh, and the camera blurred, and then refocues, and the picture was that of Starbuck. Bad footage, or a deliberate hint?

By terrorbullted Caprica Very Different From Battlestar David Eick and Ronald D. Moore, executive producers of SCI FI Channel's original series Battlestar Galactica, told SCI FI Wire that their upcoming prequel Caprica will be a markedly different series.

By Arion While prowling around online, I discovered a nice BSG review site. Well-written, organized, and almost as thought-provoking at the series. http://eric.halo43.com/bsgepisodes.php posted in Battlestar Galactica - 0 replies

By spam OK, this will be the thread for those of us who just got back from watching Razor (as shown in Seattle & 10 other cities this evening). All I'll say at this point is that it fracking rocked. So, what did y'all think? posted in Battlestar Galactica - 9 replies

By allan Did anyone watch the mini clip of BSG on friday?? I don't really get what Razor is. Is there going to be a Razor mini-movie that has young Adama?? Did I just watch advanced clips from this mini-movie? what the frakk. All I really want to see the continuation of the last finale! When does that star...

By Sean The show, from some of the people behind another 1970s-cheese update known as "Battlestar Galactica," includes appearances by the awesome Katee Sachoff of "Galactica" as a bionic baddie. Wait, maybe this series has potential. NBC, premieres 8 p.m. Wednesday

By Yul I'm not sure, but I think I saw Katee "Starbuck" Sackhoff on the previews for the new Bionic Woman show. posted in Battlestar Galactica - 22 replies