I checked out one of the advance screenings of the Battlestar Galactica television movie “Razor” here in NYC at the UA Union Square on Monday night and am happy to report it’s really great, especially ...
The entire fall season of SciFi Channel’s acclaimed humans vs. cylons show Battlestar Galactica was contained in a two-hour “television event” called Razor. In a smart move, show creator Ron Moore ...
The Normies react to the Battlestar Galactica movie, Razor!! This is just part 1. Part 2 will be posted next week!! Marketa, Micky, Spidey, Navi, Suraj and Rana give their review!! The story centers ...
If you're still reeling from Battlestar Galactica's exit from the small screen, you can soon get your hands on a little audible pick-me-up.NBC Universal and La-La Land Records will release Battlestar ...
The SciFi Channel airs Razor, a Battlestar Galactica movie that follows a subplot from the series. Executive producer David Eick talks about its making and gives a glimpse of what to expect next ...
The Sci-Fi channel's two-hour "Battlestar Galactica: Razor," will screen in movie theaters in eight cities nationwide on Nov. 12 before airing on Sci-Fi on Nov. 24. By Staff report, The Associated ...
The idea to create a stand-alone "extended episode" of Battlestar Galactica came from Universal Studios Home Entertainment, the NBC-Universal unit that produces DVDs, according to The New York Times.
Underneath the explosive special effects, "Battlestar Galactica" examines what it means to be human, in all its facets. Executive producers Ronald D. Moore, David Eick and their co-writers have used ...
Mid-Size Passenger liner, by Richard Livingston, from 2003 miniseries. From GalacticaTV Richard Livingston season four concept art from ConceptShips. (more at link.) Richard Livingston season four ...
Continuing to exhibit an inventive flair for marketing as well as storytelling, "Battlestar Galactica" jumps into the fall with this two-hour movie -- teased by a string of two-minute "minisodes," and ...
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