New York, NY – August 7, 2008 – SCI FI Channel today announced an all-new Battlestar Galactica special event, set to air in 2009 following the conclusion of the series and then released on DVD by Universal Studios Home Entertainment shortly thereafter. Directed by series star Edward James Olmos and written by Battlestar Galactica’s Jane Espenson, the two-hour event will begin shooting in Vancouver at the end of this summer. The cast includes Michael Trucco, Aaron Douglas and Dean Stockwell, with more to be announced in the coming weeks.
The series is from Universal Cable Productions and is executive produced by Ronald D. Moore and David Eick. The final 10 episodes of Battlestar Galactica will begin airing on SCI FI Channel in 2009.
Silly, and really demeans the people you want to uplift.
This show (upcoming) would have been planned for months, and only the most clairvoyant could have conjured up what you think of as some sort of art imitates life or vise versa. The pair in the photo just look goofy, for the second time, I think you have way too much time on your hands. [Over the line.] We look for and need gravitas in our politicians, especially those younger and untested. There is the idea of just going too far for a joke.
There is enough asinine depictions and jabs at Ms. Palin without this sort of horse >>>> ‘With all due respect, dear Father.
Anyway the series is great. The character development has achieved more in three seasons that the trekkie TNG didn’t in ages on the air. But what’s actually funny about this is, of course, the picture.
In character, Roslin and Tight… well, they don’t match much (consider that Tight loves the bottle a bit too much, while Roslin is dying of cancer) but it’s still funny to see them together.
Thanks for the post, Father, you’re an endless box of surprises.
“Optime” as a term of address in an informal context is better than “care”, the vocative of “carus”, which is just a little cheesy in Latin. “Z”, not being a native letter to the Latin language, should probably be read outloud as “Zeta”.
It was early on popular for its visual style and tight, gritty scripts and character development.
RDM and company, please… Finish the main story arc and then give it a rest before you kill it like they did Star Trek.
Again this heretical embrace of the Novus Ordo Galactica!
The Adamavacantist orthodoxy has never been more needed,and woe upon those who misspell “frack”.
But apart from that, keep the flame burning for tradition and don’t let the modernist felgercarb get you down!