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Tonight was the last Battlestar Galactica episode in the four-season series and I was pleased with the way the writers ended the show.

It’s modern New York City, our New York City. A magazine talks about how archaeologist’s have discovered Mitochondrial Eve, the original mother to all of humanity. Ronald D. Moore makes a cameo as a guy reading the magazine.Then we see Head Six and Head Baltar are there, talking about how this Eve is actually Hera, and the same thing has happened on Kobol, Caprica, the original Earth and now this Earth, and they wonder whether all this will happen again.And that’s how Battlestar Galactica ends.

Spoilers for the series finale of "Battlestar Galactica" coming up just as soon as I make my weapons hot... "Just so there'll be no misunderstandings later, Galactica's seen a lot of history, gone through a lot of battles. This will be her last. She will not fail us if we do not fail her. If we succeed in our mission, Galactica will bring us home. If we don't, it doesn't matter anyway." -Bill Adama."What do you hear, Starbuck?" -Bill Adama "Nothing but the rain." -Kara Thrace."Grab your gun and bring in the cat." -Bill Adama

After Sci Fi Channel screened the "Battlestar Galactica" series finale for the press on Monday evening, there was a brief press conference featuring producers Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, and stars Mary McDonnell and Edward James Olmos. Later in the evening, I asked Moore some additional questions about the finale. After the jump, some highlights from the press conference (really only from Moore and Eick), and then a transcript of the solo interview with Moore.

From "MASH" to "St. Elsewhere" to "The Sopranos" to "Seinfeld," all long-running television shows become myths at some point or another, reflecting, within the confines of their own universes, the disparate nature of human experience.Yes, they're entertaining, but to keep an audience committed year after year, a show must offer enlightenment, even if it's just the recognition that the corruptible nature of power extends to the Soup Nazi.“Battlestar Galactica,” which comes to an end tonight after five seasons, was always upfront about its relationship to myth --

NASA scientists Wednesday unveiled the first images taken by a revamped Hubble telescope, providing even crisper pictures of distant stars and galaxies.

The colourful images provide a taste of the Hubble’s new capability after a servicing mission in May that installed new instruments and repaired broken ones that had hampered the world’s most famous telescope.

Sony Entertainment Television, which was revamped in May, will launch an new show that will be entirely shot in the jungles of Malaysia. Titled 'Iss Jungle Se Mujhe Bachao!', the show is the Hindi version of the hit English TV show - 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'.

Seach Cloudlet is a plugin for Firefox that adds a tag cloud to Google and Yahoo! search results. While this might not sound incredibly useful, it is. Here’s how it works: You enter a search term and Search Cloudlet brings up a list of related tags. Click that tag to refine your search by addind that term. For example, if you’re looking for the new Battlestar Galactica webisodes, you can start by typing just one word, like “battlestar” and keep clicking links until you find what you’re looking for.

Seach Cloudlet is a plugin for Firefox that adds a tag cloud to Google and Yahoo! search results. While this might not sound incredibly useful, it is. Here’s how it works: You enter a search term and Search Cloudlet brings up a list of related tags. Click that tag to refine your search by addind that term. For example, if you’re looking for the new Battlestar Galactica webisodes, you can start by typing just one word, like “battlestar” and keep clicking links until you find what you’re looking for.