OMG more Hellcats!

Tags: Battlestar Galactica, Blood & Chrome, Caprica, David Eick, Hellcats, Jamie Foxx, Jersey Shore, Kristin Davis, Life Unexpected, NBC, Nikita, One Tree Hill, Ronald D. Moore, Selma Blair, The CW, The Happiness Project, The Real Housewives of O.C., Tommy's Little Girl

James Marsters knows what he likes, and he knows what people like to see him in. From Buffy to Angel to Smallville to Torchwood, he's made legendary appearances on some of the greatest science-fiction and fantasy shows of the past decade, and he's about to start yet another. Marsters will tackle the role of religious fanatic Barnabas, the man behind the Caprica bombings for a multi-episode run on Syfy's new series Caprica. Never ones to turn down talking to Spike, we sat in on a conference call to ask him about his character, whether he'll return to Torchwood or the Buffyverse, and what he thinks of all these new vampires running around.

Tags: Angel, Battlestar Galactica, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caprica, interview, James Marsters, Smallville, Spike, Torchwood

If you woke up this morning wondering what you missed while you were watching Cartman get anally probed, today's the day for you, my friend. All that and more is in today's news, including a very special guest BSG rant from TwoP's very own Angel Cohn.

Tags: Battlestar Galactica, Billy Stiles, Bryan Singer, Denzel Washington, Family Guy, Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce, Monk, Reno 911!, Saving Grace, South Park, The Office

Fans of the Syfy show Eureka will have to wait until July to see for themselves, but we talked to the show's two stars at the Syfy Upfront event and found out that the entire town of Eureka will be "changed" when Season 4 debuts. Colin Ferguson ("Sheriff Jack Carter") and Salli Richardson-Whitfield ("Dr. Allison Blake") talked about a major paradigm shift that takes place in the first episode, around the same time new cast member James Callis (Battlestar Galactica's Gaius Baltar) comes to town. Plus, we learn the fates of Zoe and Tess, and we hear how Allison is going to mix it up! If only there were a word that expressed our feeling of discovery...

Tags: Battlestar Galactica, Colin Ferguson, Eureka, interview, James Callis, Season 4, Syfy

In the wake of Ted Kennedy's sad passing, some particularly interesting factoids are emerging about the senator. Namely, that along with quality time spent with his family and friends, he also chose to spend his final days watching every single episode of 24 on DVD. A sound decision -- albeit perhaps an odd one (considering all the political assassinations that occur on the show) -- since 24 is one of the most consistently entertaining (minus a bum season or two) and compelling series of the past decade, if not ever. If I knew I didn't have much time left, Jack Bauer would probably take my mind off of it. Which got us thinking about the shows we'd recommend that the average person with a terminal illness watch if they haven't already before they pass away -- and the shows they should most definitely not waste their precious hours on.

Tags: Battlestar Galactica, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Freaks & Geeks, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Lost, Sex and the City, The Office, The Sopranos, The West Wing

It's safe to say that Syfy's Battlestar Galactica is one of the best television shows of all time, so it isn't a complete surprise that any role that a veteran of the show takes seems like a downgrade. Still, some of the cast members have fared better than others following the show's end. With one of the key players now starring on fall's much-hyped Hawaii Five-0, we were inspired to rank all of the major actors' post-BSG stints. Who is still flying high and whose career has turned into a pile of space detritus? See our list below, ranked from best to worst.

Tags: battlestar galactica, Eureka, Grace Park, Hawaii Five-0, James Callis, Katee Sackhoff, Tricia Helfer, where are they now

The science-fiction epic Caprica is building to its explosive mid-season finale, and the cast turned out in force at Syfy's Upfront party in New York to talk to the press about what little they could without giving the show's secrets away. Esai Morales ("Joseph Adama"), Alessandra Torresani ("Zoe"), Magda Apanowicz ("Lacy") and Battlestar Galactica and Caprica co-creators Ronald D. Moore and David Eick were able to shed a dim light on the mid-season finale as well as the second half of Season 1, and while nobody could tell us if it would return for a second season, everyone seemed eager to continue what many agree is one of the best shows on television. Read on for some torturous teasers and reflections on the show's greatness.

Tags: Alesandra Torresani, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, Esai Morales, interview, Syfy

It's too bad The Prisoner and The Fugitive never crossed over. Or The Guardian and The Mentalist, for that matter. They could have all worked in The Office! It sounds like a Tales from the Darkside episode waiting to happen. Coincidentally, many of those series came out on DVD this week.

Tags: Battlestar Galactica, The Mentalist, The Prisoner