joe__gee
writes, FYI, if you live in the States and have an
HDTV, the Universal HD
channel, available to 25 million subscribers, is now
rebroadcasting
Battlestar Galactica in high definition Sundays at
8:00 PM and 11:00 PM Eastern.

If you haven’t read this already, Gatworld has a look at next year’s Galactica Episodes. Expect spoilers.

The story thus far: the show has started airing in the U.S., but none of our U.S. staff are doing reviews. If I am to remain the reviewer (and I don’t mind relinquishing the position to someone else, much as I like the show), it will not be reviewed until September, when it returns to Canada.

So here’s a place to discuss the season thus far, until someone starts reviewing it here. Please remember to announce serious spoilers and/or employ spoiler tags.

You must remember this:
A kiss is still a kiss.

With no one reviewing the show here from the U.S., and the Canadian preview hovering in the near future, we post yet another forum for those who are watching to discuss the show.

Canada’s Space will not be running the second season of Battlestar Galactica until 2006, at which point, reviews may be a moot point for most readers here. So far, no one else has elected to do the reviews. So the question is….

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The conclusion of last week’s episode delves deeply into Baltar’s relationship with Six, and into human mythology.
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Commander Adama and President Roslin grant reporter D’Anna Biers full access to the Galactica to make a film showing the human face of the military.
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Against a backdrop of increasing frustration and despair on board Galactica, Chief Tyrol decides to build a new fighter from parts. Meanwhile, the safety of the fleet is put in jeopardy when Galactica‘s computers start to malfunction.

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Sorry this is a few days late.

Yahoo! has the full gory details, but the long and the short of it is that since Bryan Singer can’t direct it (he’s busy with X-Men 2) Fox won’t do the pricey pilot

This is really disappointing, but if they want to wait and do it right, I suppose I won’t complain too loudly. Though with Nick Meyer’s name bandied about as the alternate director, I’m very hopeful. He directed Star Trek II and VI (Two of my personal favorites).