I wonder what they'll do though. Are they going to split the episodes in order to make a longer season? Are they going to do the same experiment FOX is doing with less commercial breaks? Are we going to get 2-hour specials constantly? Or are they simply adding 5-10 minutes of footage here and there...
I'm hoping that they still have plans for that movie after all is said and done.
Hmm, Battlestar Galactica keeps pumping out good news after good news:
http://community.tvguide.com/blog-en...cial/800044707Battlestar Galactica Special in the Works
Battlestar Galactica may be wrapping up for good soon, but fear not: There is still more space drama to come.
A two-hour Battlestar Galactica special is set to air following the series' end in 2009, Sci Fi announced Thursday. The as-yet-untitled episode will be directed by star Edward James Olmos and will feature familiar BSG faces Michael Trucco, Aaron Douglas and Dean Stockwell. The network will name-drop more stars in the forthcoming weeks. No details yet on plot, but longtime sci-fi and BSG scribe Jane Espenson will pen the script.
Currently on mid-season hiatus, Battlestar will return to airwaves with its final 10 episodes after "the first of the year," executive producer Ronald D. Moore told TVGuide.com.
In the meantime, the Peabody Award-winning show will vie for six trophies at the Emmy Awards next month. — Joyce Eng
So let's recap what I've understood from all of this:
- We'll get longer episodes next season, 10 in total.
- We'll get a 2-hour special episode after the season is over.
- There's speculation that a movie is in the works as a sequel for the series.
Sounds good to me.
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