The Final Five reveal was a pivotal moment in Battlestar Galactica history. Not only were five long-serving characters ...

When Battlestar Galactica premiered in 1978, it arrived with all the spectacle television could muster at the time. Big sets, dazzling effects, and a sweeping story of survival in the stars—all of it ...

Scattered Hopes in this new trailer for the upcoming tactical video game inspired by the iconic sci-fi franchise, Battlestar ...

Warning: major spoilers ahead for all four seasons of Battlestar Galactica. Battlestar Galactica was a series that set a new standard for what audiences can expect from sci fi television. The show ...

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The upcoming Battlestar Galactica movie from X-Men veteran Simon Kinberg is still lightyears away, but we now know the film will take place in the same universe as the Battlestar Galactica reboot ...

Battlestar Galactica made its mark as an iconic series, first crafted by Glen A. Larson and later reimagined by Ronald D. Moore in 2004. Amidst its gripping narrative, the show introduced audiences to ...

Created in 1978 by Glen A. Larson, the original Battlestar Galactica featured a great cast. Though the show only ran for a single season, the original series of Battlestar Galactica earned two ...

Battlestar Galactica has become one of the lost classics in the modern sci-fi canon. We live in an era of constant reinterpolation—new Star Wars serials churn from Disney every quarter, and Star Trek ...

It's hard to imagine Battlestar Galactica without techy effects like the whoosh of a spun-up FTL drive or the clank of a Cylon centurion's step. But in series creator Ronald Moore's eyes, Galactica ...

Number Six and Gaius Baltar looking at each other on Battlestar Galactica - Syfy Ronald D. Moore's small screen reboot of Glen A. Larson's 1978 series "Battlestar Galactica" was far more successful ...