Moore Mapping Out Battlestar Galactica Season Two
In an interview with SciFi Wire, Ronald D. Moore, the creator and executive producer of the new Battlestar Galactica series indicated that he is already mapping out season two even though season one has just begun its 13 episode run in the us.
According to Moore “The network has asked for backup scripts for the second season, so we’re working on six scripts right now with the writing staff,”, who went on to say “I’m deep into what the second season would be. The first season ends on … multiple cliffhangers, … and so it’s a lot of resolving those cliffhangers.”
He then added, “Most of the things that we’re doing in season two were at least begun in season one. A lot of the religious things that happened in the show in terms of the colonies and in terms of the Cylons. I think probably the big opportunity in season two that we didn’t get in season one is to open up the Cylon world a little more. To see more of other Cylons. See how the society functions a little bit more. And give a sense of what that community is all about.”
For the full interview, hop on over to Sci Fi Wire and also check out Moore’s thoughts at his blog on SciFi.com. Battlestar Galactica airs Fridays on SciFi Channel at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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