SDCC: Singer's Battlestar Galactica Movie and BSG: Blood and Chrome TV Series Back on Track?
- Written by Jude Terror on Thursday, July 12 2012 and posted in News and Satire
Good news for BSG fans coming out of the BSG: So Say We All panel at San Diego Comic Con today!
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Source: Bleeding Cool
Battlestar Galactica may soon be giving up its long-running competition with LOST for television series with the least satisfying ending, as statements made at the BSG panel today seem to indicate that Blood and Chrome is still being considered as a new series on SyFy, and Bryan Singer's movie is back on track. Syfy had supposedly killed the series a few months ago, and the movie project has been in limbo since screenwriter John Orloff was hired last October. If Richard Hatch and Jane Espensen are to believed, however, both projects are still happening, leading fans of the show to believe that perhaps there is a God after all... and really, wasn't that the message the show's finale wanted us to understand in the first place?
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