From www.thedigitalbits.com - "we've checked in with Universal Studios Home Entertainment and have learned that there's currently no Blu-ray set of Caprica: The Complete Series planned at the moment. "

This is like the Alternate Universe 'Top Gear' - strange.

@Adam Coleman: That'd sure be a 'win-win' for Peter!

How soon until we can build one of these?

#20 - Kinda looks like a young John Carpenter?

What killed Caprica? Syfy.

@goldfarb: Was I hatin' there? Sorry.

@Shiryu: Scotty would find a way!

Based on the films that are listed, and the footage previewed, I have a feeling this documentary will focus primarily on ILM being at the forefront of computer generated images. While they have certainly made many wonderful advances, and equally wonderful things to look at previously thought impossible, computers…

@Bigdamnhero: "Don't be afraid to cross the line."

@WookieLifeDay: They could be brought back as alien clones...or hybrids...or Cylons.

@WookieLifeDay: 20-years-later Twin Peaks would make a certain kind of sense. Cooper is supposed to be in the Black Lodge for 25 years? It would be perfect timing to make a film right now.

Jet Van? Must have had some help from the Banzai Institute.

HD remakes of Halo and Halo 2 - yes please!

@Iron Man Underoos: I *love* The Red Star!

I'm curious if we'll see Doc's time-train from BTTF3 in the game.

@Admiral_Awesome: *thumbsup*

@strich: I'm optimistic now that the director has left the project, The Crow remake will wither in development hell.

@chakrabs: I agree. It's kinda unfortunate that the CIC set was parted-out and sold at auction. ("It belongs in a museum!") You can see all the individual pieces at Battlestarprops.com - hundreds of people would have to donate what they bought to recreate the set. But it would be awesome!

@crosis101: That's correct. They completely built the CIC set for the miniseries. Remember the long tracking shot in-and-out of the CIC and corridors from the mini? No greenscreen. Only Galactica set that had one was the hangar bay, as a set extension.