"Battlestar Galactica" fans will have a chance to enjoy their favorite space drama on a
bigger scale.

"Battlestar Galactica: Razor" will screen at select movie theaters on Monday, Nov. 12,
nearly two weeks before it debuts on the Sci Fi Channel, it was announced Friday (Oct.
26).

"Razor" revolves around the harrowing adventures of young officer Kendra Shaw
(Stephanie Jacobsen) who becomes a ruthless warrior under the wing of Battlestar
Pegasus commander Admiral Helena Cain during a six-month siege by the Cylons. After
Shaw proves herself as a battle-hardened protege, she finds difficulty dealing with Lee
Adama (Jamie Bamber), whose first mission as a commander is replacing Cain on
Pegasus.

The special two-hour extended episode will hit theaters, thanks to Sci Fi and Microsoft, in
New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Dallas and
Seattle. Admission is free, but seats are extremely limited. Ticket information can be found
at www.BattlestarEvent.com.

Fans not so fortunate to make to theaters can still catch "Razor" when it premieres on Sci
Fi on Nov. 24.

It was also announced Thursday (Oct. 25) that creator Ronald D. Moore will make his
directorial debut on the show this season. He will write the episode, which will begin
shooting before Thanksgiving.

"I\'ve thought about directing for a long time and this season seemed like the time to finally
take the plunge," said Moore. "It\'ll be great to be working with the BSG family of cast and
crew for my first experience behind the camera, and I\'m really looking forward to it."

The fourth and final season of the show will return to television in early April 2008.