Battlestar Galactica - Final Episodes

[Melbosa]

Looks like Jan 16, 2009 these begin.  But starting this week, you will have access to webisodes before the release of the new episodes.

Source: http://tv.ign.com/articles/937/937371p1.html

December 10, 2008 - SCI FI Channel have announced that the new series of Battlestar Galactica Webisodes, called "The Face of the Enemy", will debut this week. Beginning Friday, December 12th at 12:00pm ET, the first of the 10 webisodes will be available to see at SCIFI.com. The episodes will run 3-4 minutes long.

Below is the plot description for "The Face of the Enemy", along with the schedule for the episodes.

"The Face of the Enemy" follows the gripping action and suspense inside a stranded Raptor carrying a group of passengers including Lieutenant Felix Gaeta (Alessandro Juliani) and a Number Eight Cylon (Grace Park). When passengers suddenly start dying one by one in alarming ways, fear, panic and chaos erupt within the confines of the small ship, as they come to realize there is a killer among them. Michael Hogan (Colonel Tigh) and Brad Dryborough (Lieutenant Hoshi) also star. "The Face of the Enemy" is written by Jane Espenson and Seamus Kevin Fahey and is produced by Universal Cable Productions.

- SCI FI Channel
*Webisode schedule (all will go live at 12 PM ET):
Friday, December 12: Chapter 1
Monday, December 15: Chapter 2
Wednesday, December 17: Chapter 3
Monday, December 22: Chapter 4
Wednesday, December 24: Chapter 5
Monday, December 29: Chapter 6
Wednesday, December 31: Chapter 7
Monday, January 5: Chapter 8
Wednesday, January 7: Chapter 9
Monday, January 12: Chapter 10

The final episodes of Battlestar Galactica will then begin airing on January 16th.

Meanwhile, the upcoming Battlestar TV-Movie, which will take place during the early days of the series ? but not debut until after the series has ended ? has an official title. As first reported by The Chicago Tribune's Maureen Ryan, it will be called Battlestar Galactica: The Plan. Considering that the TV-Movie centers on the Cylons during the events surrounding their attack of humanity, the title seems fitting.

The Plan is written by Battlestar writer (and Buffy alum) Jane Espenson, who is also the co-writer on "The Face of the Enemy".

[Mr. Analog]

After season 2.5 I was done watching, it just kept going in circles as far as I was concerned. :shrugs: