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Friday, April 14, 2006

BSG Spoilers for Season 3

From Koenigrules over at Subject2Discussion comes some spoilers for Season 3:

+ It seems that the guy Ellen Tigh is having sex with is Cavil...

+ Tigh
is in a Cylon Detention Facility. He is being tortured, and has his eye gouged
out!

+ The title of episode 302 is Precipice.

+There's going to be a
couple of significant deaths in the first couple of episodes. And around episode
4, Ellen Tigh is going to die... but nothing yet about the other ones.

+
It seems that in the Cylons not everybody is agreeing to this
occupation.

+ There's going to be a lot of abuse and torturing of the
prisoners. And a lot of double agents.

+ Most of the story is going to be
taking place on the planet during the first episodes. Also, there's going to be
a Galactica and Pegasus sidestory in the background, and later, by episode 4-5,
the story will focus more on them.

Source: Subject2Discussion







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Thursday, February 23, 2006

Battlestar Galactica Season Finale Gets Bigger

From ComingSoon.net:
Source: SCI FI Channel

The season two finale of SciFi Channel's critically-acclaimed original series
Battlestar Galactica will be its biggest episode ever. "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 2" will be presented as a special 90-minute television event on Friday, March 10, 2006 @ 10pm-11:30pm ET/PT.

In true Galactica-style, the expanded season finale cliffhanger is sure to leave viewers wanting more. Up to this point, the last remnants of humanity have been on the run from the Cylons and searching for a mythical planet called Earth. They have been led by President Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell), a woman whom many believe is the chosen prophet of human scripture, and Admiral William Adama (Edward James Olmos), a retired war forced back into service after the Cylons' near-genocide of the human race.

Now, with the presidential campaigning in full swing, the election's outcome hinges upon a core debate - whether or not to abandon the search for Earth when the Galactica crew discovers a habitable planet.

When the election begins to swing in favor of Baltar (James Callis) - a man whom Roslin is convinced is a Cylon collaborator - the incumbent president must decide whether or not to take drastic measures for the greater good. Things become even further complicated when the Cylons, led by Caprica Six (Tricia Helfer) and Sharon (Grace Park), find the planet and offer humanity a stunning proposal of peace.

Spoiler: Season Finale on March 10th

From ComingSoon.net:


Battlestar Galactica Season Finale Gets Bigger





Source: SCI FI Channel

February 15, 2006






The season two finale of SciFi Channel's critically-acclaimed original series Battlestar Galactica will be its biggest episode ever. "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part 2" will be presented as a special 90-minute television event on Friday, March 10, 2006 @ 10pm-11:30pm ET/PT.



In true Galactica-style, the expanded season finale cliffhanger is sure
to leave viewers wanting more. Up to this point, the last remnants of
humanity have been on the run from the Cylons and searching for a
mythical planet called Earth. They have been led by President Laura
Roslin (Mary McDonnell), a woman whom many believe is the chosen
prophet of human scripture, and Admiral William Adama (Edward James
Olmos), a retired war
hero forced back into service after the Cylons' near-genocide of the human race.



Now, with the presidential campaigning in full swing, the election's
outcome hinges upon a core debate - whether or not to abandon the
search for Earth when the Galactica crew discovers a habitable planet.
When the election begins to swing in favor of Baltar (James Callis) - a
man whom Roslin is convinced is a Cylon collaborator - the incumbent
president must decide whether or not to take drastic measures for the
greater good. Things become even further complicated when the Cylons,
led by Caprica Six (Tricia Helfer) and Sharon (Grace Park), find the
planet and offer humanity a stunning proposal of peace.