Battlestar Galactica is one of the greatest science fiction shows of all time. Since it also takes place in such a vast world, it makes sense that the studio would want to make spin-off series based on the show. They are currently doing that with Caprica, but that series is vastly different from BSG and has experienced uneven quality. What fans seem to want is another series that engages you both intellectually and emotionally (only the former half of which Caprica seems to have accomplished) and that is more military-oriented, like BSG. We heard a few months ago that Syfy was considering the possibility of another spin-off. Now it looks like we'll be getting that.

You know Doctor Octoroc, the guy behind 8-Bit Dr. Horrible? Well now he's gone and made something else awesome and Dr. Horrible-related. Behold, the 8-Bit Dr. Horrible "Balls!" T-shirt (click to enlarge).

The Mercury Men web series may be taking its sweet time hitting the internet (come on, guys, what gives?), but in the meantime their creators have made available these vintage-style collectible pint glasses. You can get your hands on these babies for $13.99 + S&H (price is total for both glasses) from The Mercury Men blog.

When we first learned that Joss Whedon was planning a sequel to his hit web series Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, it seemed that everyone (including us) sort of assumed it would be released in the same format, via Hulu, iTunes, or some other online medium.

James Cawley has really been taking it slow providing us glimpses of his upcoming Buck Rogers web series. We learned about it in January 2009, and in October we got a nice little teaser trailer. Now Cawley has released actual footage from the series.

Back in December, we reported that an album for the musical commentary available on the Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog DVD was soon to be released, possibly in time for Christmas. Well, they didn't make that goal, but it's out now.

Looking for a Christmas present for a Dr. Horrible fan? As reported by Cinema Blend, the guys and gals of Dr.

Chris Preksta, creator/director of the upcoming and somewhat long-awaited web series The Mercury Men, recently announced that the series is almost complete. Preksta explained that "The Mercury Men's post-production period is MUCH longer than most web series because [of] the great number of visual effects" but that their work is nearing completion.

Back in January, TrekMovie.com gave us the details of a web series version of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century to be released in the Fall of 2010.