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'Battlestar Galatica' prequel mini-series 'Blood & Chrome' may have been kicked around a bit by Syfy before landing its debut on Machinima, and more recently airing in full on the TV network, but that hasn't stopped the Adama-centric prequel from gaining steam. Not only does 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome' hit shelves today in its unrated glory, but the network has released a number

A long time ago, in a very different galaxy far, far away, 'Battlestar Galactica' fans were excited by the prospect of their favorite Syfy series being resurrected as the prequel effort "Blood & Chrome," chronicling a young William Adama in the days of the first Cylon war. Syfy passed on the project as a series, and seemingly shelved the outing altogether before airing the pilot movi

Even though Syfy's brief 'Battlestar Galactica' revival mini-series "Blood & Chrome" didn't exactly light the world on fire, any sci-fi fan would recognize series creator Ron Moore's contribution to science fiction across the board. Recently rumored to have written episodes of the (potentially) shelved 'Star Wars' TV series, Moore's next project will most likely take him back to the

And so, it has come to an end. For weeks now we've been grateful to have 'Battlestar Galactica' back in our lives, if only for the briefest moments, as Machinima aired weekly installments of prequel mini-series 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome.' The series will be broadcast in its entirety on Syfy next year, with an unrated home release to follow thereafter, but how would you like to see th

We've enjoyed having 'Battlestar Galactica' back in our lives with the Machinima mini-series 'Blood & Chrome,' but tomorrow that universe comes to a close once more as the web-series debuts its finale. The series will debut on Syfy next year as a feature-length presentation, followed by an unrated home release, but who wants to wait until then? Get your first look at the 'Battlestar Galactica:

It's Friday, and you know what that means! Sure, there's an end to the average work-week, a likelihood of libation and lachrymose languor, but most importantly of all it means two new fresh episodes of Syfy's 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome'! So, does the action kick up a notch this week, or are we still kicking around in the snow? Find out about the latest Cylon action inside!

Though it may seem like a distant memory, a forgotten relic of the 1990s and laughable portent of big-budget studio epics gone awry, few remember that Kevin Costner's post-apocalyptic 'Waterworld' was considered ambitious in its time. Nearly 20 years later, could it be time for a return to 'Waterworld'? New reports suggest that Syfy could look to the forgotten franchise for a new TV series, or eve

It may be Black Friday, leaving one half of the populace scrambling to find the best deals in stores and online (just like you can!), and the other still in a tryptophan coma from last night's over-indulgence, but that doesn't mean the world stops spinning!  Even better than holiday shopping, we've got the fifth and sixth epsiodes of 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome' to be frakkin' gratef

For as long as man has dreamed of the mechanical age, humanity itself has faced only one truly pressing question: how long will it be until we can watch giant robots beating the sprockets out of one another? That age is nearly upon us, as 'Robot Combat League' will soon dawn on Syfy! No mere wheeled contraption hacking away at another, 'Robot Combat League' will feature the long-dreamt of 8-foot t

Whether because we truly missed the franchise, or because we've been waiting since 2010 to see it, in its first two episodes 'Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome' has lived up to everything we expected it to be.  We have to imagine things will get even crazier when Syfy broadcasts the series in its entirety as a full-length movie next year, or even the unrated DVD release, but how would you l