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The Finale of Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome With Special Skinjob Cameo
by Susana Polo | 9:27 am, December 7th, 2012
BSG Newbie Recap
Possible TASM 2 Casting Spoiler
Katee Sackhoff on Women in Sci-Fi
Episode VII Character Descriptions?
Teen Wolf Recap: "Fireflies"
by Susana Polo | 9:27 am, December 7th, 2012
by Susana Polo | 9:31 am, November 30th, 2012
The series also returns to its familiar, beloved themes: sex and robots. Sometimes sex with robots. Which is it here? Watch and find out.
READ MOREby Susana Polo | 9:32 am, November 23rd, 2012
Just las week, Battlestar Galactica finally visited that infamous science fiction trope: a room in a spaceship full of deadly moving pistons. This week, characters venture inside a cave on an ice planet that may not be as empty of life as they thought.
I want you all to understand me very clearly: these are not complaints.
READ MOREby Susana Polo | 11:26 am, November 16th, 2012
In which Battlestar Galactica finally makes good on the plague promise of all space operas: making its characters navigate a room full of giant, deadly, moving pistons.
by Susana Polo | 10:11 am, November 9th, 2012
Favorite quote so far?
“You looking for some action? There’s the girl who’s going to give it to you.”
READ MOREby Susana Polo | 1:17 pm, November 8th, 2012
The Battlestar class ship known as the Galactica is a fully FTL capable battleship that lacks the ability to sustain atmospheric flight, housing a number of smaller and more versatile Viper class fighters that lack the ability to transport themselves across vast distances instantaneously. These facts are familiar to fans of the series, right along with Admiral William Adama’s subversion of these limitations during the events of New Caprica, in which he jumped the Galactica in to the high atmosphere of New Caprica, allowing his Viper pilots to completely bypass the Cylon blockade on the planet, but giving the Galactica mere moments to spin up its FTL drive for another jump before it cratered into the ground with all hands.
Does this preview clip from Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome, a long awaited BSG webseries premiering tomorrow show us something as cool as the Adama Maneuver. Certainly not in scale, but in sheer bloody guts? I feel like there’s an argument to be made. Probably folks are already having it in the YouTube comments.
READ MOREby Susana Polo | 11:49 am, November 6th, 2012
It’s been two years since Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome was announced, beginning its long road to actually airing somewhere. Yes, it was 2010 when the project was announced, and it’s been shelved, altered, chopped up, put back together again since. But the two-hour prequel to the blockbuster space opera, set during the First Cylon War and featuring young hot-shot pilot William “Husker” Adama, has finally found a three-part release home. Entertainment Weekly has the announcement that the show is coming… and very soon.
READ MOREby Jill Pantozzi | 5:00 pm, March 22nd, 2012
You adored her Wonder Woman gown but it was her DC Ladies in Sweaters that originally got everyone talking. Well here’s my Womanthology artist Hanie Mohd’s last Sweater Superlady, Medusa from Marvel Comics. But don’t worry! She writes she’s only done, “At least till autumn comes around again.” Read on for all the other fabulous things we saw today.
READ MOREby Susana Polo | 12:10 pm, August 25th, 2011
When the Syfy Channel’s Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome was announced as the second prequel to the wildly popular 2004 series, it was planned to air as a webseries, a segmented story that would be aired online. Then, Caprica, Syfy’s first prequel to BSG was canned, and the network apparently decided that it didn’t have to worry about viewer fatigue from having two different BSG stories airing at the same general time, and filmed Blood and Chrome as a TV movie instead.
Now, after viewing the pre-post-production footage of Blood and Chrome, according to io9, Syfy has grown lukewarm on the idea of a BSG TV movie again, and are considering chopping up the footage into a webseries. Which is great, because now they’ll have room in their schedule for more reruns of Sharktopus, Dinocroc vs. Supergator, and Ghost Hunters.
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