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TV Shows on DVD posted the the box artwork and full content of episodes and bonus material for the releases of Battlestar Galactica The Complete Series coming on Blu-Ray and DVD on July 28th, and also for Battlestar Galactica Season 4.5 on Blu-Ray and DVD.The Blu-ray Disc version of Battlestar Galactica - The Complete Series comes on twenty "BD-50" Discs, running 4077 minutes (approx. 68 hours),

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Source:WiredCaprica is a religious experience.That's not to say the highly anticipated Battlestar Galactica prequel, which comes out on DVD Tuesday, is a blinding experience that will transform you forever. But the movie-length pilot makes it clear that theology will play a huge part in the series when it hits the airwaves in 2010, just as it did in Galactica.In the "uncut and unrated" Caprica

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Source: UPIMore than 900 items from the recently wrapped TV show "Battlestar Galactica" are set to hit the auction block at California's Pasadena Convention Center.NBC Universal Television, DVD, Music and Consumer Products Group said it is teaming with Propworx for a live auction May 8-10.A portion of the proceeds from the auction will benefit United Way."We were incredibly happy with the first '

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Source:Scifi ExaminerSee them here. Universal just released 8 new clips from the Battlestar Galactica spinoff series Caprica. I reported earlier that the movie “The Plan” would be released on DVD on April 21, then would be the two-hour pilot for the new series Caprica. Wet your appetites with these clips.Caprica stars Esai Morales (Admiral Adama's lawyer father) and Eric Stoltz as two fathers

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Source: CraveonlineProviding more closure to Battlestar Galactica will be the 2-hour television event titled, Battlestar Galactica: The Plan, which focuses on the Cylons. While Battlestar Galactica might have just finished its season, between Caprica and The Plan, fans of the long-running series will discover some surprising insight into the addictive story arc. The Plan premieres on television

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Source: SciFi WireBattlestar Galactica executive producer Ronald D. Moore told SCI FI Wire that he was "very satisfied" with the series finale, which aired Friday night on SCI FI Channel. (Spoilers ahead if you haven't seen the finale!) Moore added that he makes no apologies for the surprising and controversial revelation about Kara Thrace (Katee Sackhoff), who, after a "mortal death," turned

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Source: TV Squad"Frakkity, frak. Don't talk back." (Apologies to Lieber and Stoller)After four years of some of the best and most adult sci-fi in the history of television, Battlestar Galactica draws to a close with a bang and then a whimper, with an overall satisfying ending that was as morally complex as any episode in the series.Ron Moore was pretty good about wrapping up a good chunk of the

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Source: DiscoverEarlier this week in New York, Battlestar Galactica’s co-creators David Eick and Ron Moore, along with cast members Mary McDonnell (President Roslin) and Edward James Olmos (Admiral Adama), sat down with the press for a Q&A session following a screening of the last episode. We were just as brimming with questions as you are about the finale, and here are some of the answers we got

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Source: E OnlineBattlestar Galactica, a visually grim and philosophically dark series for the duration of its run, had no obligation to end with twittering birds, romantic curlicues and happy, healing Helo. It was a gift, then, that it ended on such a triumphal, thoughtful note, and for that gift plus the entirety of four epic years with this great story, we offer a sincere and hearty thank you

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Sci Fi.com ForumSomebody Stop Today, I Want to Get Off, From RonI don't want this day to happen.I want it to be rescheduled, rethought, removed and recalled.Tomorrow the story will be over, my tale having been told, and never again will there be the sweet anticipation of waiting for the next episode to be shown to fans and friends. The thought of it makes my heart ache even as swells with

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Source: Buddy TVAfter a miniseries, four seasons, three webisodes sweries and a TV movie, Battlestar Galactica comes to an end tonight. The critically-acclaimed Sci Fi Channel series airs its series finale tonight at 9pm in a special two hour and 11 minute installment (so make sure you program your DVRs accordingly).Though Battlestar Galactica gained a cult following with its original 1970s

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Review of DAYBREAK, PART Iby boponeThis is perhaps the most difficult review of a BSG episode I have been called upon to write here at GS/RA for 2 main reasons. But we must plunge ahead anyway; I give the episode 8 out of 10.Firstly and most basic, DAYBREAK, PART I is by no means a stand alone episode, it is the first third of a three hour season and series finale. Thus elements that don't make

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Source: UPITV screenwriter and producer Ron Moore, who created the reboot of "Battlestar Galactica," says the U.S. TV series' finale should satisfy its fans.Moore said while fan expectations for the multi-part ending that begins Friday are high, he and his fellow "Galactica" creators are confident they have nailed the finale for the Sci Fi Channel series, The Hollywood Reporter said."They have a

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Source: DiscovermagazineOne of the best things about the final season of BSG has been that much of the annoying mysticism of previous seasons has now been explained by science. I’ll admit it was convoluted TV show science, but at least it wasn’t people seeing ghosts or having divine inspirations.The Chief being mysteriously pulled toward the Temple of Five? Turns out he was one of the

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Boomergirl signs off on her last BSG review for Galactica Station, "Islanded in a Stream of Stars.""For a moment of night we have a glimpse of ourselves and of our world islanded in a stream of stars—pilgrims of mortality, voyaging between horizons across the eternal seas of space and time.”- Henry BestonThe Outermost HouseNever underestimate the powers of this series’ creators to generate a big

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Source: LATimes In this episode directed by Edward James Olmos, Adm. William Adama, the rock of "Battlestar Galactica," and other characters are seemingly on the brink of life or death, or at least involved with life or death situations, that tear at them.A hull breach starts most of the trouble. On a ship that has seen many wars and hundreds of FTL jumps even before the current residents moved

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Marine Captain Kickass sits down to bring you this week’s review for “Someone to Watch Over Me.” Let me be frank with you: I was absolutely hypnotized by this episode. The music throughout the episode sounded like something bubbling under the surface, something barely perceptible that culminated in a rich finale at the end.The episode opens with the piano player trying to compose a piece of

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Source: IFmagazineThe helmer reveals his favorite episode, slight spoilers and how he will miss BSGMichael Nankin, who has directed eight episodes of BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, including this year’s midseason premiere “Sometimes a Great Notion,” along with the TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES episode “Mr. Ferguson Is Ill Today,” teases, “I know everything you want to know.”iF MAGAZINE: Great!

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Source: LatimesblogsThe three-hour series finale of "Battlestar Galactica" starts March 13th and concludes on the 20th, and don't think wild-child pilot Starbuck isn't already locked and loaded. Actress Katee Sackhoff talks to Hero Complex contributor Michelle Castillo about sleeping on machine guns and the rumors that Starbuck might still be a Cylon: "There’s always someone out there that thinks

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Boomergirl returns to the reviewer's chair, and has praise and qualms with "Deadlock."Fifth Cylon Ellen Tigh returned to Galactica in full boozy, bitchy, manipulative mode this week. After “No Exit”, when she was so calm, collected and mature in the face of John/Cavil’s puerile rants, there had been some hope that the horrible Ellen of seasons past was the product of Cavil’s petty programming

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Source: TV BlendAfter last week’s information packed episode, which even Ron Moore admitted was extremely heavy on explanation and exposition, I think I need a slight reprieve. I appreciate that Moore and his team have set out to answer everything. During his podcast last week he told fans that the plan is to have everything answered dealing with BSG so that no mysteries transfer over to Caprica,

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Gooby Rastor seeks a way out of his latest existential crisis by reviewing episode 4.17, “No Exit.”Hell is other robots.Sorry, that was obligatory for me. And the title’s reference to the Sartre play is an appropriate one, as much of the episode relies on exposition in the form of dialogue, almost to the extent of the original. The success of this episode is a bit surprising, considering that

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Once again it’s Captain Kickass coming to you from the comfort of her living room to bring you her thoughts about episode 4.16 “Blood on the Scales.” This episode was the primary conclusion to the storylines set in motion in “a Disquiet Follows My Soul” and “The Oath.” The episode begins with Gaeta’s mutineers taking very-much-alive Adama and Tigh prisoner. Gaeta instructed his men to throw

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Source: TV BlendRemember in Battlestar Galactica when Six used sex to distract Gaius Baltar long enough to get the security access she needed to help the other Cylons start the apocalypse? As if we could forget. Well it looks like Tricia Helfer’s about to take on a similar role in an upcoming episode of NBC’s Chuck.According to Entertainment Weekly, Helfer is going to guest star on Chuck for one

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Viper Bopone delivers "The Oath."This episode opens with Vice President Zarek showing Mr. Gaeta that ruthlessness would be required for their revolution. Zarek kills CPO Laird who refuses to be dissuaded from contacting CIC about Zarek leaving Galactica on Racetrack’s Raptor. Gaeta was shocked at this act but proceeds with the plan. (Laird is a good example, by the way, of a minor character

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