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SciFi Channel To Air A New Galactica Series

EvilBuu writes "The Sci-Fi Channel has begun airing ads announcing a full Battlestar Galactica series following the surprisingly (to some) good new mini series starring Edward James Olmos. Looks like it will be a straight forward continuation of the mini, with the same cast and more Cylon goodness!" According to this press release, Richard Hatch will guest star, and the show will air starting in January 2005.

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  1. Welcome to February by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative
    1. Re:Welcome to February by Omega1045 · · Score: 2, Informative

      I have seen the ads on since the season premiere of SG-1, which was a month ago. This story is seriously dated.

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      Great ideas often receive violent opposition from mediocre minds. - Albert Einstein

  2. Old news... by Orne · · Score: 5, Informative
    They've been showing previews for it since the Stargate SG1/Atlantis season premier weekend... and pretty much every other hour of the day... can't miss it.

    Also of note:

    Farscape is coming back as Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars. Old News.

    New series based on Ursula K LeGuin's EarthSea coming in December. Old News.

    Firefly is coming back in movie form as Serenity next summer. Old News.

    SciFi channel is also contemplating a Larry Niven Ringworld miniseries. Old News.

    And most likely, there's going to be another 8 or so Tremors spinoffs...

  3. Re:no mas no mas! or... "What's up with SG?" by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative

    He's stated that he wanted more time to be with his family/daughter. By taking a lighter role he can hopefully do that.

    In the "From Stargate to Atlantis" thing they said that season 7's ending wasn't how they wanted to end the series, and basically implied that season 8 would be it. We'll see.

  4. Why doesn't Sci-Fi broadcast old Dr.Who reruns???? by zymano · · Score: 2, Informative

    It's about money .

    Dr Who and SciFi channel should be a perfect match.

  5. Re:Why doesn't Sci-Fi broadcast old Dr.Who reruns? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative

    You would think so, but they haven't shown Dr. Who on Sci-Fi in over a decade. I suspect that they realize the show is too over-their-heads for the SCi-Fi channels "Scare Tactics / John Edwards" audience.