Tricia Helfer hasn’t quite become a bona fide sci-fi babe, but what the hey, she’s one of the stars of, probably the most high-profile sci-fi show on TV at the moment, Battlestar Galactica. Tell me that show would work better without Tricia Helfer’s uber sexy Number Six. You know what would have added to Tricia’s sci-fi bonafides? If her show Them, a sci-fi/aliens invasion show, had gotten on the air. But oh well. BSG alone more than qualifies.

Entertainment Weekly has got this massive spread on their site showing characters from the Season 4 of Battlestar Galactica sitting around a table in a very Christ’s Last Summer style sitting. What are they trying to say? Is someone going to betray someone? And who is Christ? Is there a Christ? What the hell is going on in Ron Moore’s head? Who knows, but you can head over there to check out the clues, or take a look at all spread below for yourself.

The boys over at Collider have uncovered the start date for Battlestar Galactica’s fourth and final season: April 4th, 2008. And although the final season was scheduled to wrap up with 22 episodes (a full compliment for a network TV season), only 10 was finished and put in the can before the Writers Strike hit.

Oh, those pesky Cylons and their super sexy human robots. They’re coming to a DVD shelf near you in the guise of Season 3 DVD, and here is your first look at the box art and specs for six-disk box set. Highlights include 15 hours of special features presented in Dolby 5.1 surround sound and 25 additional minutes of never-before-seen footage from the episode “Unfinished Business”.

You know, I’m such a big fan of Katee Sackhoff. Which is really odd, because when I first saw her on BSG, I wasn’t such a big fan at all. Then, her character just grew on me. Or was it Katee Sackhoff who grew on me? Either way, she’s such a great gal, and was, bar none, the single best thing about the recently canceled Bionic Woman TV show. It’s too bad they didn’t give the show to her instead of a no-name Brit who can barely act, but oh well. Her latest is the horror sequel “White Noise 2: The Light”, which she co-stars with Firefly’s Nathan Fillion.

Michelle Forbes and the crew of the Battlestar Pegasus returns to TV in a new two-hour original movie on the Sci Fi Channel in November, 2007. Here is your first look at the movie via a 30-second Teaser Trailer clip (scroll down below for it). Written by Michael Taylor and directed by Félix Enríquez Alcalá, “Razor” is a two-hour Battlestar Galactica special that tells the story of the Battlestar Pegasus several months prior to it finding the Galactica, as chronicled in Season 2 of the series. Besides the returning BSG regulars, the movie will focus on Michelle Forbes as Admiral Helena Cain and Stephanie Chaves-Jacobsen as Kendra Shaw.

Website Media Blvd recently visited the set of Battlestar Galactica up there in Vancouver, Canada along with a host of other online press folks, and they’ve brought back some major spoilers about the upcoming fourth (and final) season of the popular Sci Fi Channel original TV series. Having said that, only continue reading if you want to know some POTENTIAL SPOILERS about the fourth season.

In case you don’t know, The Sci Fi Channel’s “Battlestar Galactica” will be closing up shop after its upcoming and final fourth season. But don’t worry, BSG fans, the show will continue on with a string of direct-to-DVD movies (though for contractual reasons, the movies will all premiere on the Sci Fi Channel first as a tele-movie). Jamie Bamber, one of the stars of BSG (he plays Lee Adama, aka “Apollo”), talked to SciFiWire about the upcoming final season, and the atmosphere on the set now that everyone knows the fourth season will be the show’s final one.