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30 || CELEBRITY MAGAZINE || MAY-JUNE 2017redemption is rocky and complex, but aren%u2019t all the great characters we love to watch?Tricia joined Lucifer as a series regular in time for the show%u2019s second season. No stranger to coming onto a project already in development, Tricia transition could not have gone better, but that has not been the case before.%u201cI had a bad experience once, where the cast were much more into their egos and they didn%u2019t want a new actor coming in taking screen time away from them,%u201d she recalled. %u201cEveryone from the Lucifer cast crew, crew, writers, producers and execs are a team that just really enjoy what they do and are supportive human beings.%u201dLucifer went into its winter break with an emotionally rich episode that shook viewers. Charlotte and Lucifer made trips back down to hell, risking their chance to return to the surface in the process. After that winter finale, the closing of season two promises an %u201cexplosive%u201d ending.%u201cThere has been a lot building for Mum and her boys, and there certainly is a culmination of all that tension and excitement that builds over the last 5 episodes left to air this season.%u201d Tricia would (could) not offer up any more spoilers for the ending. If the last few episodes live up to what the show has delivered so far, we are sure it will not be a finale to miss.It%u2019s been nearly 14 years since Battlestar Galactica (BSG) sparked a world-wide phenomenon. Nearly ten years have passed since the show went off the air, and yet it continues to grow in popularity. This summer the cast will reunite for a special appearance at the ATX Television Festival hosted by Entertainment Weekly. Yes, Tricia will be in appearance.Reunions make us reflective. Looking fondly back on the days BSG was still on the air, we asked Tricia about the biggest lesson from working on the show that sticks with her today.%u201cThat I love what I do and I want and should always keep learning and growing. And that a show works best when there is support of each other and a collaborative mind set.%u201dTricia joined BSG early in her career. She had only been acting for one year when she booked her role on the show. In an era before social media ruled our lives and shows were judged on how they trended, it could be difficult to judge the success of a show. But once Entertainment Weekly and TV Guide started taking notice of the science-fiction darling, Tricia knew they had something special. Many years later, and probably too many comic cons to count, that could not be more true.