We delve into the Caprica movie and ponder how well it fits in the Battlestar Galactica universe, from production design to technology to story continuity. We scrutinize the hedonistic Virtual Club and the teen angst genesis of the Cylons--do the Cylons truly have Artificial Intelligence?

We consider where the series could go, and reveal some potential future storylines from key scenes that were only in the script.

Links mentioned in this episode:

* Enter our contest to win a copy of Battlestar Galactica: Downloaded!

* Fanboy Remix is giving away a Caprica DVD!

* Check out Aleks Paunovic in SciFi's Fireball, watch him in the movie Personal Effects, and visit his website

* Search for the Adywan Star Wars fan edit

We talk again with Alec Peters from Propworx, who gives us a preview of what's happening at the second BSG prop auction, occurring May 7-10.

If you are in Southern California, check it out! And if not, be sure to visit battlestarprops.com for details. Don't miss out on your chance to score some BSG memorabilia!

After taking some time to contemplate the final episode, we convene for a full discussion of some of the major (and controversial) developments. Was it a satisfying conclusion?

There are many elements to discuss, and for this episode we begin with the main points of contention: Starbuck's angelic destiny, "God," and Cavil's suicide.

Links mentioned:

Balticon.org

BSG Auction: www.propworx.com

NickiClyne.com

dragoncon.org

Parsec nominations: http://parsecawards.com/submission

Coming soon:

BSG on Blu-Ray

Now available:

Battlestar Galactica: Downloaded

We begin our post-BSG coverage with interviews with some of the talented people involved in the show's production. Recorded at the first prop auction in January, we talked to Glenne Campbell (Costume Designer), Ken Hawryliw (Prop Master), and Kevin Grazier (Science Advisor).

We find out some of the design cues that differentiated the wardrobe of the Eight models, what became of the original Colonial Blaster (Sidearm), and the scientific vetting that goes on once the writers submit a story. Thanks to Glenne, Ken, and Kevin for talking with us!We begin our post-BSG coverage with interviews with some of the talented people involved in the show's production. At the first prop auction we talked to Glenne Campbell (Costume Designer), Ken Hawryliw (Prop Master), and Kevin Grazier (Science Advisor).

BSG is finished....and here are our immediate, live reactions after viewing the series finale, "Daybreak, Part 2."

More in-depth analysis and coverage are to come, including feedback and opinion from listeners. What did you think?

The beginning of the end starts slowly in "Daybreak, Part 1." Although we lament another episode treading familiar ground, we still remain faithful that the final two hours will deliver.

Did the flashbacks serve a purpose? And can they still wrap things up in time? Will some mysteries, like Starbuck's past and the nature of the Head characters, remain unresolved?

There were few new developments in "Islanded In A Stream Of Stars," leading us to wonder if everything was being saved up for the finale--and if that was a wise choice. Fresh clues were scarce, but we discuss Anders, Angels, and the Cylon Colony.

We also offer final theories and pose the question: will you really be satisfied if the show ends darkly, knowing there will never be another episode to make amends?

Announcing The Quorries! Nominate your favorite Quorum moments! See our website or send email to [email protected]

Podcast plug: thefilmassassins.com

After a slow build-up, "Someone To Watch Over Me" ended with a powerful crescendo. We discuss Boomer's dark nature and whether she was ever redeemable. Next we delve into the implications of Starbuck's piano-playing father and the song they play.

With only two episodes remaining we revisit the rapidly approaching finale and the possible fates for Galactica and the key characters.

"Deadlock" was a disappointment, no other way to say it. The episode had questionable characterizations and head-scratching scenes, but amid the mess we unpack Ellen's behavior and the state of the Cylon-Human blended ship.

With little worthwhile to chew on from this episode, we turn to predictions and conjecture. Have we been given the key clue to Starbuck's legacy? What role has Daniel played so far? And how does Baltar fit in?

We interview Michael Hogan at the BSG Prop Auction! Michael talks about playing Col. Tigh, the iconic eye patch, and whether he (the actor) has finally come to grips with his character being a Cylon. Thanks to Michael for the interview, and the beer!