Babylon 5 Trivia
Category Archives: TV Triva
Here you will find trivia for TV series.
Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles Trivia
Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles Trivia
The Character “Cameron” is a tribute to James Cameron, who wrote and directed the first two Terminator movies.
FBI agent Ellison is named after Harlan Ellison, the science fiction author whose work on an idea similar to the Terminator story was credited in the first Terminator movie.
Crusade Trivia
Crusade Trivia
The first eight episodes aired were actually the last filmed. The final five episodes with the “new” uniforms were the first filmed before TNT halted production to completely redesign the show’s set and costumes.
Battlestar Galactica Trivia
Battlestar Galactica Trivia
In the original Battlestar Galactica (1978) Viper weapons fire was red lasers and the Cylon Raiders fired blue lasers. In this version, both ships fire actual bullets.
Galactica 1980 Trivia
Galactica 1980 Trivia – For a sequence that showed the Cylons attacking Earth, the producers used footage from Earthquake (1974) and superimposed Cylon fighters firing and causing the destruction in the sequence.
Battlestar Galactica (1978) Trivia
Battlestar Galactica (1978) Trivia
The names of the twelve colonies of man were Aeriana, Aquaria, Canceria, Caprica, Gemoni, Leo, Libra, Piscon, Sagitara, Scorpio, Taura, and Virgon, dased on our current Zodiac signs.
The Cylons were actually an extinct alien race of reptilian creatures. The creatures known as Cylons on the show were actually machines built by the Cylons.
Caprica – Trivia
Caprica Trivia
The series was created from two separate ideas. In 2005, writer Ronald D. Moore and producer David Eick (who had made the remake of Battlestar Galactica) announced they were planning to make a spin-off prequel series called “Caprica” which was set at the time when humanity first created the Cylons. Although they had a vague idea of what the series would entail, they were too busy working on “Battlestar Galatica” to develop it further at that time. Some months later, a separate idea about artificial intelligence and using robots as slaves was pitched to NBC/Universal by Remi Aubuchon. Universal did not pick up Aubuchon’s concept by itself but felt it would work within the realm of Moore’s premise for the “Caprica” series. At Universal’s suggestion, Moore and Eick then met with Aubuchon and their ideas were merged together.
V (2009) Trivia
V (2009) Trivia
True Blood Trivia
True Blood General Trivia
What does Sam do in his sleep? Bark
What club did sookie’s grandmother want Bill to speak at? Decendants of the Glorious Dead
