For months and months, Sci-Fi has been saying that the final ten episodes of “Battlestar Galactica” would air next fall. They lied twice! The show will actually be back for 12 episodes sometime in 2009.

Seriously, who else has been bored out of their minds with the current season of “Battlestar Galactica?” I hoping the show is ending.

We are two-episodes into the final season of “Battlestar Galactica” and I can’t help but think that the show would be 100 times better if it only consisted of scenes with Baltar and the Cylons.

On campus all day but don’t forget the 4th (and final) season premier of “Battlestar Galactica” is tonight.

Watched the two “Battlestar Galactica” specials that are airing all this week on Sci-Fi channel. In the first, the show’s producers basically talk about how smart they are. In the second some tv celebrities/personalities talk about how they obsess over the show. You know what I thought when watching both specials? That “Lost” kicks “Galactica’s” fraking ass!

The cast (in character) read the Top 10 list on David Letterman the other night. I was going to post the list, but you really need to see the video to appreciate it. So go here (without reading the list) and click the little camera icon to make the video play.

Sci-Fi has marked April 4th for the return date of “Battlestar Galactica.” The show will run for ten episodes while another 6 to 10 will air in the fall or next winter (because of the strike the fourth and final season of the series is being split up). Also, in the week leading up to the season premier, Sci-Fi will air two specials. The first a “sum-up” of the first three seasons and the second a behind-the-scenes/cultural impact of the show.

Entertainment Weekly did a photo-spread for “Battlestar Galactica” where they revealed some clues as to what will happen in the upcoming season. Click the pic above to enlarge and check after the break to see the the spoilers. (Read on …)

What the FRAK was that? (spoilers follow…) (Read on …)

Did anyone see this? It premiered last week. I DVR-ed it and when I tried to watch it I was bored within five minutes. There was too much knife flipping and I just didn’t feel like investing in new characters or characters I didn’t care about. I wanted it to focus on the normal cast and not the Pegasus.

 I mean don’t get me wrong, I’ll definitely watch it at some point. It just felt too “heavy” and didn’t get my attention right away so now I’m putting it off till later. But for those of you who did see it, how was it? Should I make it more of a priority to watch it or what?

Just like they did to “The Office” and “30 Rock,” NBC-Universal has fired the production staff of “Battlestart Galactica.” Not only that, but they have taken things a step further by suspended Galactica’s cast without pay. The cast isn’t fired, they are just on suspension and when the strike ends (if their contracts aren’t expired) they will be un-suspended.

On Ron Moore’s blog (creator of the show) he shares:

Galactica” showrunner Ron Moore revealed on his blog that production on episode 4.13 wrapped the previous night, there’s “no certain date to resume shooting. No more scripts exist. My office staff has been laid off. My cast has been suspended, without pay.

Although this may sound seriously scary to you Galactica fans, don’t worry. “Battlestar Galactica” is one of the Sci-Fi Channel’s babies and makes the network millions. The show WILL wrap up after the strike. Sci-Fi can’t afford it not to.

As the Writer’s Guild Strike commences it means many of our favorite shows will soon be nothing but re-runs. As a result, I’ve compiled a list of some of the shows that are and aren’t affected by the strike (update: a more detailed list can be found here): (Read on …)

People always love a Battlestar Galactica scoop, even when it’s a really small scoop. So here is my present to you: (Read on …)