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More news: Flight of Battlestar Continues Battlestar Galactica's search for Earth continues to be an open-ended adventure, executive producer David Eick said. Contrary to comments by Edward James Olmos (Adm. Adama) at the Saturn Awards on May10, no end has been announced for the award-winning show. Battlestar Galactica is preparing to film its fourth season, one that will include 22 episodes, rather than the previously announced 13. "For those of you who have been paying attention over the years, this is not the first time Eddie has made an announcement about the possibility of the show's end," chuckled Eick. "I promise you that when [executiuve producer] Ron [Moore] and I make a decision about Galactica's future, we'll let you know."

I was actually hoping for 5 seasons, but... oh well. I'm sure it will go out with a bang. On the flip side, some shows definitely go stale after so many seasons. I don't think Galactica is one of them, but personally I could see the show going about 7-8 seasons max.

A rather sad update, but I guess all good things must come to an end: Breaking News: EDWARD JAMES OLMOS SAYS THIS IS THE LAST SEASON FOR 'BATTLESTAR GALACTICA' The man behind Adama gives us hints of what to expect and tells about the 2-hour movie as well By SEAN ELLIOTT, Senior Editor Published 5/10/2007 LOCATION: Saturn Awards THE SKINNY: iF MAGAZINE was on the red carpet covering the Saturn Awards at the Universal Hilton this evening and talked to several interesting people from all walks of Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Horror. One of the most interesting things was our conversation with Edward James Olmos, Admiral Adama, from the SCI FI Channel series BATTLESTAR GALACTICA. Olmos told iF that this is the final season for the show and what fans can expect to see in the two-hour movie filling the gap between seasons three and four. iF MAGAZINE: What’s coming up for season four? EDWARD JAMES OLMOS: It’s fantastic. I think they’re going to discover some very important issues about what the fan base really, really wants to see and what’s to understand about this show. We’re heading into the final season. This is the final season as we speak. All of us are very saddened by that, but we always knew there was going to be a conclusion and we would find Earth, so we will be finding Earth this season. I wish it would [keep going]. I could do 10 years like this season. I think that this is some of finest usages of television that I have been a part of in my life. Bar none. I’ve been doing this for 42 years. I’ve done some really good work in television and motion pictures but there really is nothing like this show. I can honestly tell you that this is one of the finest dramatic pieces work on humanity I’ve ever seen in my life. iF: Are you wrapped on the series then, yourself? OLMOS: No, I was just getting started. [Laughs] You’ll see, this year we’ll eat them up and spit them out and they’re going to wish they would’ve gone on for 10 years. iF: So anything special we can expect for the new season? OLMOS: You can expect lots of energy. The closer we get to the discovery and the understanding of what this show is really about, the more intense it’s going to get and the more difficult it is to watch. iF: What can you tell us about the 2 hour movie in between seasons? OLMOS: My involvement is minimal; it’s more of a situation about what happened to the Pegasus prior to getting to us. It’s a very powerful piece of work. The writing is…these kids are doing very well! Ron Moore, I don’t think he’ll ever have this opportunity again. iF: Will Adama and Roslin heat up for this final season then? OLMOS: Probably! [Laughs] We’re heating it up. We’ve been pretty intimate without getting intimate. It’s heating towards that. My instincts are that it’s going to do a tremendous about face. iF: How did you react to the resurrection of Starbuck? OLMOS: That’s interesting. I’d like to know what that means myself, because we thought she was gone. We were all led to believe that. We weren’t even around when they filmed that shot. We saw it at the end like everybody else. The best part of working with a really understanding group of people so they kept it.

It's so WORTH it!!! Once you get it you'll NEVER go back to terrestrial radio!

Those first 2 images of that girl look like something straight outta MegaZone 2-3 Part II.

Someone was doing a cartoon style Mac Plus era strip on here for a while. It would be cool to see others too.

What the hell is with that Duke Nuke 'Em 2007 trailer? Cheesy ass metal music and one damn still that gets flipped back and forth?

I agree with the blob light on his chest, but I don't think the pic is not too over lit. Perhaps it's just a production still. I've seen a helluva lot worse. At least they DID some lighting, unlike some of the other crap that has come out in the past... namely anything from Paul Verhoeven or some crappy movie thats too dark and has the same lighting scheme like Tim Burton films.

Hey man... COOL! Thought I recognized that Star Wars Rebel pilot emblem on the helmet.

Holy Frak!!! Lookin' SWEET!!! I'm likin' that!

I always did like the DYRL color schemes better!!!

Cool... wish we could see more... OF HER!

Basically mine sit on the shelf in fighter mode and serve as inspiration when I do anything artistic. Funny thing is that I love my Super Focker VF-1S and that skull and crossbones emblem has moved it's way on the back window of my truck, rear of my ATV, frame of my mountain bike, computer hard case, and CD case in my car!

WOW!!! Dude... I had a frakkin' ball watching that!!! Very cool and FUN!!!

Not showing too much new stuff.... but still looks bad-ass!!!

Here ya go....

Holy Frak!!! AWESOME!!!

Very cool. Could be cooler if you could rotate some of those pics.

Anyone playing this? Have a screename you wanna share? Perhaps some of us MWer's can ban together to kick some ass.

I noticed the truck had a painting that said "Florence, Oregon". That's about 2 hrs drive from me. I wonder what's up with that painting because it seems like the truck was fabricated in Texas per the web-site.

Starship Troopers-one of the worst sci-fi films ever. Whatta ya expect, it's Paul Verhoeven. Wing Commander-This is actually worse than Starship Troopers. Aeon Flux-WHY? Doom-I'd rather play the game. Spawn-'nuff said!!!

Sometimes you just gotta ask... WHY?

It's called... getting your moneys worth!!!

That rocks!!! I'll have to try that.