Al Quantum Leaps to the Battlestar Galactica

Thats right Dean Stockwell will be appearing in the two-part finale of Battlestar Galactica called Lay Down Your Burdens. He will be playing the role of Brother Cavel a Cylon that is part of the Cylon religious order.

The plot to the two-part finale Lay Down Your Burdens is:

The Cylons come with a peace treaty to the human fleet but the terms of this new Cylon treaty demand that the human survivors of the Twelve Colonies renounce their false gods and accept the "one true" god which the Cylons belive in. The treaty also says that the human fleet must let Cylon missionaries enter the fleet and begin preaching the Cylon faith to humanity, and they must give a number of humans to be offered up annually to assist in the production of Human-Cylon hybrid children.

Looks like this two-part final is a must see.

Battlestar Galactica named Best TV Show of 2005

Time Magazine has named Battlestar Galactica Best TV Show of 2005. It's great to see a Sci-Fi show named the Best Show of 2005. The series always seems to be improving and it is one of the few shows that can still surprise its viewers.

To read the Time Magazine article go here.

Battlestar Galactica - Star Light

In David Eick’s latest video blog on Scifi.com. Numbers 12 to be exact, he and Ron Moore takes us behind the scenes of episode 15. Episode 15 takes place at the Star Light, I'm not sure if it's a culb on a cruise ship or just a cruise ship. Episode 15 is titled Captain's Hand but for some reason they might change it to Sacrifice or has the staff calls it the one that sucks. I would just call this episode Wild Night Out because thats what it's all about a wild night out.

David and Ron are giving away a lot of information about the rest of season 2 and they even show pictures of the Cylon baby. Which we will see in episode 17! I put up some pictures from David's video blog, so enjoy.

Warning: David 's video blogs contain spoilers for Season Two and so dose this blog!


Special guest star Dana Delany she play a "creepy" terriost.


Kandyse McClure aka Petty Officer Dualla and Harvey Frand taking a break to talk to David and video blog crew. After shoting a scene, where the production staff had to clean the blood off Dualla’s white dress. Who's blood? Well, Lee Adama's blood and get this he was shot by Kara Thrace.


David Erick & Paul Campbell & Ron Moore joke about the death of Mary McDonnell's character President Roslin. It seems President Roslin dies in an earlier episode.


Patricia Murray and David Eick and Ron Morre talk about the Cylon baby.

To see more of David’s video blog go here.