At last! DVICE's Make a Cylon Contest winners, selected by Tricia Helfer and Grace Park

Make A Cylon Results
When the fourth and final season of Battlestar Galactica began back in the spring, we asked you to design your own Cylons. We didn’t mind if you created centurions, raiders, skin jobs or something new entirely. Well, did we ever get what we asked for — fans from all over the country sent in everything from Cylon dogs to life-size cardboard centurions. Now it’s (finally!) time to award the best of the best.

And who better to choose what makes a good Cylon than two people who’ve lived the experience? Battlestar's’s Tricia Helfer and Grace Park (Cylon numbers Six and Eight, for those keeping track) looked at each and every entry sent in and came up with a list of their Top 10 favorites.

No more waiting. See all the winning entries @ DVICE's site!




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Posted by: Bob on August 13, 2008 at 9:52 PM

bummer

Wow, major disappointment. It looks like they threw out all entries by people that made it past the 7th grade.


Posted by: Phillip Torrone on August 13, 2008 at 9:57 PM

@bob - that's kinda mean, perhaps i don't understand what you're saying... people that made it past 7th grade shouldn't have entered?


Posted by: hojo on August 14, 2008 at 12:19 AM

That's not what I got out of it...

but... I can't imagine what criteria they used to judge this contest. There were some pretty amazing entries, but the ones they chose for the first couple of places were, in my opinion, mediocre.


Posted by: zof on August 14, 2008 at 12:33 PM

umm

No offense or anything but are you sure people actually judged this? Maybe they just played spin the bottle to pick the winners.


Posted by: Phillip Torrone on August 14, 2008 at 2:15 PM

when someone says "no offense" whatever they say after that is usually offensive. folks - the judges picked what they liked, that's how it works.

if you have personal favorites post them up here.


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