‘Battlestar Galactica’: Cylons Flip Their Wigs!
We love just about everything Edward James Olmos does on 'Battlestar.' But please, Eddie, don’t direct any more episodes.
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We love just about everything Edward James Olmos does on 'Battlestar.' But please, Eddie, don’t direct any more episodes.
There are plenty of questions about how the series will wrap up, but it’s clear that those who survive this season won’t be left with their souls intact.
Friday night's 'Battlestar' was a 'The Phantom Menace'–like jumble of plot machinations good for little more than setting up twists and drama to come.
“Look, freak out all you want,” the writers seemed to be saying, “but we know where we’re going with this, okay?”
Heading into its fourth, final, and (perhaps!) greatest season, BSG remains at heart a gripping parable for our anxious age.
Maybe since last March you've met a new girl, you really like her, you're hanging out a lot, but she shows no signs of being interested in, say, the eventual fate of the final 41,399 human beings left in the universe.
"Ron Moore’s standing over my shoulder saying, 'NO! DON’T YOU SAY THAT!'”
Who's a Cylon now? What's up with Starbuck's Viper? Will they ever find Earth? Who's gonna DIE?
With Battlestar Galactica returning in just a week, we're getting plenty excited for some good TV for a change.
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