Getting around in this town during #sdcc2017 is crazy, but I'm on my way finally See ya soon… https://t.co/mkzxiBtCUD
— Tricia Helfer (@trutriciahelfer) July 20, 2017
#BSG #SDCC pic.twitter.com/c9oujonH6E
— TheGeekiary (@TheGeekiary) July 20, 2017
Better #bsg #sdcc pictures to come later pic.twitter.com/PaABwWOKqj
— TheGeekiary (@TheGeekiary) July 20, 2017
.@trutriciahelfer knew she was a Cylon from day one. Her backstory? "The machine is woman." #BSG #SDCC pic.twitter.com/SMowyp73MW
— SYFY FANGRRLS (@Syfyfangrrls) July 20, 2017
.@trutriciahelfer gave orders to the Cylon body doubles of her on set: "No, you're a worker Six. Don't walk like you're on a runway." #BSG
— Chris Taylor (@FutureBoy) July 20, 2017
"I really wanted to toy with the idea of a robot with PTSD." @trutriciahelfer on exploring the character of Number 6. #BSG #SDCC pic.twitter.com/tg0j3cwSJ3
— SYFY (@SYFY) July 20, 2017
Before #BSG @trutriciahelfer had only been a dead body on CSI: Miami and in one indie film. Basically she's amazing as we knew ??? #SDCC pic.twitter.com/TypZsXvmqw
— SYFY FANGRRLS (@Syfyfangrrls) July 20, 2017
Both Tricia & Grace watched Irreversible to prepare for certain PTSD stories #sdcc #bsg
— TheGeekiary (@TheGeekiary) July 20, 2017
Helfer: I never got to say FRAK. I wish I could have. #BSG
— Doddle (@doddleme) July 20, 2017
Six versus Starbuck was David Eick's favorite fight scene of the series. @trutriciahelfer noted how fun the scene was to shoot. #BSG #SDCC
— SYFY FANGRRLS (@Syfyfangrrls) July 20, 2017
Just three cylons hanging out at #sdcc2017 https://t.co/RoazYvXrcK
— Tricia Helfer (@trutriciahelfer) July 20, 2017
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