“Cylons: The Twelve” is a rundown of all eleven known humanoid Cylon models with the actors talking about their model and includes the recently revealed four new models with two of the actors expressing their disagreement that they are Cylons, but they have faith in the production team to see how it plays out.
There are two very brief sneak peeks “Season 4.5: The Untold Story” is under two minutes of the cast talking about their feelings about these last ten episodes and “Caprica Sneak Peek” is about a minute showing what the upcoming prequel series that leads to the creation of the Cylons and the first Cylon war 40 years before the current series. Both whet the appetite to see more and while Galactica is ending we have Caprica to look forward to.
Also included in the DVD set is Razor which was the movie that aired Thanksgiving 2007 in between Seasons 3 and 4 and has had its own separate release with rated and unrated versions, deleted scenes commentary, and more. Any fan already has this movie, but since it’s considered episodes one and two of Season 4, it’s nice to have them here.
Battlestar Galactica has won numerous awards, landed on many "top-10 series of the year" lists, and has been great TV to watch. While it will be bittersweet to see this storyline end, the fans need to see the series reach a conclusion. However with the prequel Caprica waiting in the wings, plus the TV movie The Plan which shows the storyline from the mini-series from the Cylon point of view. This incarnation of the series will be missed, but it’s been a great ride and the end looks to blow all that away.
So say we all!
Article comments
1 - mark
I watched the extras and wasn't impressed with "the untold story" portion or the music portion. Seemed to little. But he final 12 lineup was good. Then the wife and I sat down and watched the final episode, which is fantastic. It will be great to see the first episode this friday of 4.5 and am feeling Fracking Great about the outcome!!
2 - Battlestar Galactica
yup, battlestar is really a phenomenal hit both in TV and the big screen.... the casts really performed well as they really give justice to their characters being portrayed