Cylons and Big Transforming Robots are being elevated from low camp to serious stories. Only in 2007 could those in their twenties and early thirties want to revisit the 1980s.

With the Galactica mutiny squelched, Adama is trying to pick up the pieces. Meanwhile, we learn the fate of the final Cylon.

The military coup led by Felix Gaeta and Tom Zarek spins into high gear. Meanwhile, Apollo and Starbuck are gathering support throughout Galactica with hopes of taking back the ship.

Felix Gaeta gets in bed with Tom Zarek, arranging a mutiny on Galactica and taking control of the Battlestar from the bridge. Plus, the two oldest dudes in the fleet show that they can still beat the holy crap out of a couple marines.

With the hopes of a home on Earth dashed, the fleet has fallen into emotional despair. Tom Zarek sees this as his opportunity to gain power over President Roslin, who has been in hiding since the discovery of Earth.

The loss of hope in the fleet, and particularly on Galactica, send the people into a massive depression. Admiral Adama struggles to bring sanity back to the fleet and offer a new hope.

Do you have someone on your list who is a big Battlestar Galactica fan? Are you a member of my immediate family? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you will want to head over to Amazon right now and pick up the Battlestar Galactica Franchise Collection that is currently selling for only $99.

If you are like me, then you are generally drawn into a 45 minute argument every time someone around you mentions the “final Cylon.” It is a cross that we, the indoctrinated of Battlestar Galactica, must bear.

As new TV shows come to an end, Robert Fure aims his rage at a lack of new programming at cliffhanger season finales.

It is unlikely that this will hold you over until Battlestar Galactica makes its return in January, but we do what we can.

Poor Katee Sackhoff. Her attempt at getting a defining role outside of Battlestar Galactica last year failed miserably, with Bionic Woman taking a dive after 8 episodes. But, like any sensible woman, Katee has branched out and gotten herself on an NBC-based cash cow.

EJO is what us “Battlestar” nerds call Edward James Olmos. Deal with it.

It is not often that I delve into politics on this site. However, after seeing my cheddar-sharp logic that follows, I imagine that John McCain and Barack Obama will stampede to Hollywood to pick up the following running mates.

I’m a huge fan of the Sci-Fi Channel’s Battlestar Galactica reboot… as should be anyone with a taste for quality action, drama, character development, and eye candy.

With Season 4 of “Battlestar Galactica” in the midst of an unnecessarily huge break, you might find yourself missing your fix of Cylons, battlestars, and Colonial politicians. Not to fear, though! Here’s a list of some of the coolest “Battlestar Galactica” collectibles you can bring home and enjoy while you wait for the resolution of that WTF of a cliffhanger.

Robert Fure goes over the deep end Hulk style and wants you to come get angry with him. And if you don’t like Robert Fure when he’s angry, you don’t like Robert Fure!

Against all odds, Battlestar Galactica, a show on its last leg, is increasing its audience. How, why, and what does it mean? Robert Fure takes a look at the situation.

In what could turn out to be very good news for fans of the Sci-Fi Battlestar Galactica series, rumors have been circulating that up to three Battlestar made for TV movies could be put into development as early as this summer.

Its odd to think while some kids couldn’t wait to take their brand new Star Wars lunchbox to show off at school, others were packing it away for future safekeeping. I guess it is a good thing that I kept all of my Pogs in special round plastic cases. Just kidding!

If you are a reader of this site, then you may be aware that for some time now we have slowly been covering more and more TV-related news. Now, we are making it an official feature.