Sci Fi Channel has corrected an error that die hard fans of Battlestar Galactica pointed out in the DVD art for the upcoming movie. Here's the deal: the TV movie is a stand-alone episode that documents what happened to the Battlestar Pegasus after the Cylon war broke out. Sci Fi held a contest for fans to choose the DVD art for the upcoming movie, called Razor. But the seal on the front of the winning DVD art has an error. It had the number "75," which is Galactica's number, rather than Pegasus' number "62." Fans pressed to have the seal changed and it will be correct when the DVD comes out on December 4th.

SCI FI is trying to generate a little interest for its upcoming Battlestar Galactica movie, Razor, by letting the fans choose the DVD cover art. There are three options on this website. Personally, I'm torn between #1 and #2 and do not like #3 one bit. The third one looks fragmented, but it could be popular because it includes a picture of Starbuck.

Razor is a two-hour, stand alone movie that chronicles what happened to the Battlestar Pegasus after the Cylons attacked Caprica. It does include appearances from major BSG cast members such as Adm. Adama, Starbuck, Apollo, Number Six, and Laura Roslin.

Need a Cylon fix? I sure as hell do.

Sci Fi will air a preview of the Battlestar Galactica movie tonight during the season premiere of Eureka. The movie, called Razor, is meant to be independent of the just-finished third and upcoming fourth seasons. It tells the story of the Battlestar Pegasus several months before it found the Galactica. Razor is a two-hour movie that will immediately go to DVD once it airs on Sci Fi in November.

Eureka premieres at 9 pm tonight on Sci Fi.

[Thanks, Ian!]

(S03E04) Because I saw these first five episodes on DVD, I wasn't subject to spoilers of what was to come in the next episode. I really do feel for everyone who sat and watched the preview for this week, only to be disappointed to learn that Pegasus comes to the rescue. While, really, this was something that seemed pretty inevitable anyway, it was still a bummer to have it told to you ahead of time. And even then, the preview was referring to the decoy. But who the hell is it that decides what's good to show for a preview every week?