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The end of a space odyssey is close at hand as the fourth and final season of "Battlestar Galactica" premieres on Friday, April 4 at 10:00 p.m. on SCI FI. So who better to discuss the series' swan song than sexy KATEE SACKHOFF, whose recently resurrected character, Lt. Kara 'Starbuck' Thrace, has met her end once before!

"It is sad," Katee says of moving on. "I’m really going to feel the pain of it until the very end." Fans of the show will surely sympathize, but they also have pressing questions about season four. Namely: Do Katee or her fellow cast members have any theories as to who the final, dreaded Cylon is?

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TV's critically acclaimed "Battlestar Galactica" may be closing its hatches at the end of its fourth and final season -- debuting April 4 on the SCI-FI Channel -- but fans, don't fret: SCI-FI has ordered a two-hour prequel pilot called "Caprica," set 50 years before "Battlestar" begins, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Copyright 2006 Justin Stephens/ SciFi Channel / SciFi Channel

Flash forward so far into the future that the Planet Earth is such a distant memory that it is thought of as the fabled 13th colony. The majority of the human race is currently enslaved by Cylons. They are indistinguishable from humans-looking robotic creatures who rose up and declared war on their masters. But there is hope of freedom when the ragtag crew of the Battlestar Galactica discovers a habitable planet -- or is it? Find out tonight when the third season of critic and fan-favorite "Battlestar Galactica" premieres on the Sci Fi Channel at 9 p.m.

"Battlestar Galactica" is not just a story about people in space trying to find a safe haven. Rather, it is a sci-fi series that works as a smokescreen for its producers and writers to reflect the issues of today. Unlike "Law & Order" stories, many of which are ripped from the headlines, "Battlestar Galactica" is an investigation into current socio-political concerns, including terrorism.

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Copyright 2006 Andrew McPherson/ Fox / FOX

Revisit your much-loved TV moments with the DVDs of such faves as "Hart to Hart," "Battlestar Galactica," "South Park" and more!

"Hart to Hart: The Complete Second Season" -- Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers star as a husband-and-wife amateur detective team. Created by author Sidney Sheldon, the 20 episodes of season two are available in this five-disc set.

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When "Battlestar Galactica" premiered on the Sci Fi Channel in December, 2003, it became a sleeper hit for the cable channel. This Friday at 10 p.m., the season two, 90-minute, dramatic finale airs, with events taking place that could affect the future of mankind.

ET caught up with MARY McDONNELL, who plays President Laura Roslin, for the inside scoop on the out-of-this-world series!

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The SciFi Channel scored big time last year with STEVEN SPIELBERG's "Taken" winning the Emmy for Outstanding Miniseries. Now, they're bringing back a blast from the past with an updated version of "Battlestar Galactica," in which a ragtag fleet of human survivors fights to defeat the robot Cylons.

But this isn't Count Baltar's "Galactica." In the all-new mini-series, premiering Monday, Dec. 8, at 9 p.m., it's 40 years later, the Cylons are no longer a recognizable enemy -- well, not all of them -- and Starbuck is a woman -- but she smokes a cigar just like her predecessor. What hasn't changed is that the series still explores what happens to people in the face of an unimaginable catastrophe. In the post-September 11 world, though, the series has a difference resonance for the audience that witnessed the destruction of the World Trade Center and the attack on the Pentagon. There is a much stronger connection now to people facing a world that has changed forever.

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