Bsg Pegasus

Rejoin Sci-Fi's most action-packed TV series as Battlestar Galactica 2.5 flies on to DVD in Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound. Featuring an extended version of the cliffhanger episode "Pegasus," this continuation of the epic second season follows the ongoing battle of President Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell) and Commander William Adama (Edward James Olmos) in their heart-pounding crusade to save humanity from the deadly robot Cylons. Packed with special features, including deleted scenes, podcasts and Producer David Eick's video blog, Battlestar Galactica 2.5 is an explosive thrill-ride that's not to be missed! Starring: Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Jaymie Bamber, Tricia Helfer, Katie Sackhoff, Grace Park, Katee Sackhoff

Battlestar Galactica's season 2.5 (i.e., the final 10 episodes of the second season, plus an extended version of episode 10) picks up where season 2.0 (the first 10 episodes) left off: Galactica's giddy reunion with the Pegasus had taken a sour turn when Admiral Cain (Michelle Forbes) went back on her word to Commander Adama (Edward James Olmos) and decided to integrate the crews, moving Apollo (Jamie Bamber) and Starbuck (Katee Sackhoff) to Pegasus. The animosity, combined with an attack on Sharon (Grace Park), threatens to derail a golden opportunity for the fleet to strike the Cylons where they'll hurt, and stay hurt--their resurrection ship. In many ways, Sharon is the central character. The attack lands Helo (Tahmoh Penikett) and the Chief (Aaron Douglas) in hot water; her impending baby remains the subject of heated debate among president Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell), Commander Adama, and others; and a rebellious movement determined to force Galactica to give up the Cylon ends up threatening both Apollo and Starbuck and putting further strain on their already-shaky relationship. Dr. Baltar (James Callis) becomes even more intertwined with the Cylons when he discovers another version of Number Six (Tricia Helfer) on the Pegasus, but is also in line to take over the presidency as Roslin's cancer reaches a critical stage. Battlestar Galactica's inexorable dramatic arc sagged in a couple episodes during this run, but the terrific two-part season finale involving a presidential election, a glimmer of hope for humanity, and some unexpected turns of events makes for a thrilling springboard to season 3. Battlestar is often called the best sci-fi show on television, but that seems like damning it with faint praise; it's the best drama on television. In addition to the 10 episodes, the three-DVD set has an extended version of the last episode of season 2.0, "Pegasus"; the extra 15 minutes include a longer conversation in which Cain reveals her plans to Adama. That episode has a commentary track by executive producers Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, Moore's podcast commentaries are on every other episode, Eick's "video blogs" serve as casual featurettes on series production, and there are numerous deleted scenes. --David Horiuchi

Told in flashback, this feature-length telefilm focuses on the Battlestar Pegasus, chronicling the ship's role in the Cylon attack on the colonies, Admiral Helena Cain's (Michelle Forbes) mysterious connection to Number Six (Tricia Helfer), and Lee "Apollo" Adama's (Jamie Bamber) first mission as the Pegasus' new commander. With Edward James Olmos, Katee Sackhoff, Mary McDonnell. 101 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), Spanish; audio commentary; featurettes; deleted scenes; outtakes.

Battlestar Galactica: Razor was an oasis for BSG fans--when the double-length episode aired in November 2007, it was the only new material broadcast during the 12-month gap between seasons 3 and 4. But although it sets up some events in season 4, chronologically Razor is a prequel taking place within season 2, when Galactica had unexpectedly met up with a fellow Battlestar, Pegasus. The central character is new, Kendra Shaw (Stephanie Jacobsen), who becomes the XO after Lee Adama (Jamie Bamber) takes command of the Pegasus. Shaw's promotion is controversial among Starbuck (Katee Sackhoff) and others because Shaw learned the trade under the previous commander of the Pegasus, Admiral Cain (Michelle Forbes), who lived by her own wartime rules. The central conflict in Razor involves the Pegasus trying to rescue a Raptor crew from the Cylons. During the mission Shaw flashes back to 10 months earlier, and her experiences in the immediate aftermath of the Cylons' wipeout of Caprica influence how she handles this mission and its implications of a new Cylon-human hybrid. Razor is a riveting adventure, full of the top writing, great acting, and dark end-of-humanity vision that makes Battlestar Galactica the best show on television (that is, when it's actually on). Fans will also enjoy the appearance of old-school Cylons, and the revelation that Gaius is not the only one who fell for the wiles of Number 6 (Tricia Helfer). The unrated and extended DVD runs 103 minutes, about 16 minutes longer than the Sci-Fi Channel broadcast. There's a brief bit of extra gore from Admiral Cain, and young William "Husker" Adama's (Nico Cortez, nicely channeling Edward James Olmos) mission in the last days of the first Cylon war is now 10 minutes instead of 5, including a spectacular aerial battle. In another new sequence, at the moment when Cain tells Shaw "Sometimes we have to leave people behind so that we can go on," there's a flashback to Cain's experiences in the first Cylon war. Among the bonus features is the complete 19-minute minisode version of Husker's Cylon encounter (previously viewable on Sci-Fi Channel's website) and two deleted scenes. Featurettes include "The Look of Battlestar Galactica" and "My Favorite Episode So Far" ("33" gets a lot of mentions from the cast and crew), and there are a trailer and 2.5-minute "sneak peek" at season 4 (mostly interviewing people who don't know what's going to happen, though Tricia Helfer mentions a new version of herself). In a commentary track for the extended edition, executive producer Ronald D. Moore and writer Michael Taylor discuss how the episode came together (they refer to Razor as episodes as 1-2 of season 4) amid some serious restructuring and bits of trivia, such as how they cast Stephanie Jacobsen in the pivotal role even though she had never watched the show. --David Horiuchi More Battlestar Galactica Everything Battlestar Galactica Battlestar Galactica Books BSG Toys & Collectables Stills from Battlestar Galactica - Razor (Click for larger image)

As the battered colonial fleet limps toward an uncertain future, supplies dwindle, taking humanity's remaining morale with them. Suddenly, salvation appears as if delivered by the gods: Battlestar Pegasus, nearly twice the size of Galactica and boasting upgraded defensive capabilities, appears to be the fleet's savior. But will its arrival prove a blessing or a curse?

As the Battlestar Galactica continues its exhausting search for a new home their Cylon pursuers hunt them at every turn. Whether it?s the Cylon fleet or the mental fatigue that catches up to them the crew of the Battlestar Galactica cannot find a respite from their constant struggles. Paranoia and suspicion may tear them apart before the Cylons can even get a chance to. Exodus is an expansion for Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game. With three new options to add to your game Exodus is a great way to expand on the accusations and mistrust that run rampant in Battlestar Galactica. You can choose to add any combination of the three new options included in Exodus. Crave more white-knuckle space dog-fighting? Incorporate the Cylon Fleet option. The Conflicted Loyalties option introduces new Loyalty Cards that will test even the most trustworthy allegiances. Finally relive the emotional turmoil of the hit television series with the Ionian Nebula which pits players against the various conflicting personalities aboard Galactica.

BATTLESTAR PEGASUS Battlestar Galactica * 3 INCH * Titanium Series Die Cast Vehicle. Ages 4 and up. From Hasbro. Bigger, newer and more well-armed than the Battlestar Galactica, the Pegasus survived the initial Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies only by jumping blindly into deep space. There, short of crew and believing herself to be the commander of the only surviving Colonial Battleship, Admiral Helena Cain grew increasingly driven and violent. Running her ship with an iron fist, she brooked no challenge to her authority, and treated Cylon captives without mercy. As a result of her merciless nature, the Pegasus quickly came into conflict with the Galactica upon their chance meeting, far outside Colonial Space.

Brand New BATTLESTAR GALACTICA DELUXE VERSION CAPTAIN'S COLLAR RANK PIP SET Brand New Battlestar Galactica Captain's Collar Deluxe Rank Pip Set Comes with 2 BSG Deluxe Collar Pips Measures 1 1/8 inches high Made of heavy cast copper and nickle metal alloy Gold & Silver toned finish

Brand New BATTLESTAR GALACTICA DELUXE VERSION MAJOR COLLAR RANK PIP SET Brand New Battlestar Galactica Major Collar Deluxe Rank Pip Set Comes with 2 BSG Deluxe Collar Rank Pips Measures 1 1/4 inches high Made of heavy cast copper and nickle metal alloy Gold & Silver toned finish

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In this neo-noir crime thriller, sometimes you can save your life only by wagering it.A veteran of the war in Iraq, where he suffered extreme injury, and a refugee from a sad Kentucky family history, Tommy McClain places his faith in a beat-up blue Chevy and his future in the city of Chicago. He’s got a friend there he can count on. What he doesn’t count on is Lisa DePietro. She’s pretty, openhearted, with dark eyes you could drown in, and she’s being stalked. In a bar, on the El, outside her house; by a big guy in a brown leather jacket. She’s seen him in the shadows of his Lexus, and she’s sure he’s even been inside her apartment—someone’s been rifling through her drawers. Tommy figures he’ll scare the creep off. Only he does more than that, and the shot from his automatic does more than settle a score. It sets off a gangland war that will catch Tommy in the crossfire between two mob bosses and their goons. Snared in the fray, Tommy has some advantages, like his infantry training and combat experience. He’s going to need them. Because everyone in this mean town, it seems, wants to take Tommy’s future away from him.