Last week the SciFi Channel announced that "Battlestar Galactica" will end after next season. Executive producers David Eick and Ronald D. Moore tell us a little more about season four and what went into the decision to end the show.

"Star Wars" celebrated its 30th anniversary last week. The History Channel is celebrating with two new documentaries on the little space fantasy that turned into a media powerhouse.

Last week CBS left "Jericho" off its fall schedule. Find out how fans are trying to tell network execs that they made a mistake in cancelling the show, in an extremely organized campaign that's getting noticed. Updated June 7, 2007!

ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and CW have announced their next-season lineups. Here are the new shows, renewals and cancellations that may be of interest to scifi fans.

Entertainment Weekly's "The Sci-Fi 25" list, of the top 25 scifi moments from the last 25 years, is a bit off the mark. What do you think? Here's our take. Update 5/17/07: The EW has released its viewers' choice version after getting over 1,000 emails.

"Doctor Who" will return on the SciFi Channel later this year. Also, BBC America will introduce spin-off "Torchwood" in December.

SciFi Channel, the network that cancelled "Stargate SG-1" after a solid decade, is hosting a tribute site for the show's final 10 episodes.

The post-apocalyptic book Children of Men is not much like the movie, except for the main idea. But although the plot isn't particularly complex, the characters and language are, and it's a good book worth curling up with if you enjoy well-written science fiction.

There aren't too many hard-core scifi TV releases on DVD coming soon, but lots of animated series and a good number of superheroes are making it to store shelves. Check out what's in the pipeline.

"V--the Series" aired for one season on NBC during the 1984-85 season. Though it didn't live up to the miniseries that spawned it, fans still enjoyed watching lizard lady Diana eat gummy rats every week. Here's a complete listing of episodes and plotlines.