Ever since "Battlestar Galactica" aired its deeply divisive
series finale in March, which quite a few people liked but just
as many people hated and they ALL posted angry reactions about
it on their blogs, the series feels as though it's sort of
slipped under-the-radar in the collective consciousness. You
still hear about it every once in a while, but for the most
part, people seem to have moved on. The Comic-Con panel for the
show's immediate future – as made-for-TV movie "The Plan" and
spinoff series "Caprica" – then was one part victory lap and one
part attempt to keep the fan base's appetite whetted. By midway
through the panel, the spacious Ballroom 20 was standing room
only, as the series' fans packed the room to listen to series
mastermind Ronald D. Moore discuss the intricacies of Caprican
politics, Caprica showrunner Jane Espenson compare the series to
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Battlestar" star Edward James
Olmos shill for the complete series set on BluRay.  It was all
more fun that that sounds