Kara Thrace is and has always been one of, if not the, most intriguing characters in Ronald D. Moore and David Eick's re-imagined Battlestar Galactica series.

Sackhoff took what was so well written on the page and brought it to life, playing Kara Thrace, callsign “Starbuck,” as the toughest, most macho, self-destructive person on the show.

And Kara Thrace thrashed her way through life. She didn’t have an implicit wisdom. She worked it out emotionally, physically she was just courageous, she took chances, she fucked up, she rescued.

Alternate reality games, or ARGs, are a dime a dozen in viral marketing circles these days. The "J. J. Abram" strategy and the gaming world seem to mesh pretty well together. Nowadays, though ...

Like, Kara Thrace, Nana Visitor’s Kira was an ass-kicking take-no-prisoners former resistance fighter who basically ran a space station prior to Sisko and Starfleet showing up in the first episode.

Katee Sackhoff's Kara Thrace was one of Battlestar Galactica's most celebrated characters. The fighter ace purportedly perishes in devastating circumstances when her Viper mysteriously explodes ...

Kara Thrace was technically supposed to be a man too but after a little genetic tampering, she turned out to be a woman. Just some ideas. Whether I'm right or wrong, ...

If you've never met Katee Sackhoff, the woman who brings "Battlestar Galactica's" Capt. Kara Thrace (aka Starbuck) to life, you probably picture her as some kind of amazon, 6 feet tall and ready to ...

There’s no denying that Kara Thrace aka Starbuck is one of the most powerful and compelling female characters to surface over the past decade. She’s strong and independent but is also ...