STARGATE and BSG

Wolfman77 · #1 August 1st, 2005, 09:45 AM

I never watched farscape, so I don't get that feeling when watching. And yes, the new doctor and Romi are the same.

Atrocities · #2 August 2nd, 2005, 02:47 AM

Ohhh - you missed some good sci-fi my friend.

Wolfman77 · #3 August 2nd, 2005, 10:24 AM

I'll have to see if they're rerunning it on some channel. I'm always up for some good sci-fi.

Starhawk · #4 August 3rd, 2005, 01:57 PM

Yeah Lexa Doig

hubba hubba, she's married to Michael Shanks (AKA. Doctor Jackson) and they've already had kiddlings lol.

Atrocities · #5 August 3rd, 2005, 04:55 PM

Lexa is very attractive.

And that voice......

I really like the crossing of sci-fi show tallent here. It brings in a lot of new viewers, or so they hope, and it does give the actors a chance to do other things.

I just can't help but expect to see Dillian Hunt come bursting into the confrence room yelling for Rodi (sp). And I keep hoping to see Rigel floating around in the back ground, but no.

Raging Deadstar · #6 August 4th, 2005, 09:17 AM

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And I keep hoping to see Rigel floating around in the back ground, but no.

Thank you Atrocities...

The mental Image of Jack O'Neill before retiring "reacting" to seeing a floatying Hynerian would just be hilarious.

Atrocities · #7 September 17th, 2005, 12:04 AM

I have to admit, BSG has eveloved into a very serious and enjoyable show to watch. There is even a rumor that NBC might pick it up and run it in prime time. (Ya right and pigs fly.)

To bad there were only 13 episodes of BSG, SG1 and SGA.

I thought we would at least get 20 each. Hell we got 20 last year for SG1 and SGA.

Xrati · #8 September 17th, 2005, 11:35 AM

AT I hope your wrong about NBC picking them up. That will only sign the series death! The big networks like to dictate how things WILL BE. Remember what they did to Babylon 5's follow up series, they told M.J.S. how to run his show! I look forward to the "Legendary Commander Cain" episode next week. I see he's now a she. Formally Ensign Roe from STNG. Gotta love it!

Colonel · #9 September 17th, 2005, 12:23 PM

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Atrocities said:
I have to admit, BSG has eveloved into a very serious and enjoyable show to watch. There is even a rumor that NBC might pick it up and run it in prime time. (Ya right and pigs fly.)

To bad there were only 13 episodes of BSG, SG1 and SGA.

I thought we would at least get 20 each. Hell we got 20 last year for SG1 and SGA.

uh? What do you mean 13. This past friday espisode was SG1 mid season break. Next week will be SGA and BSG mid season break. Then it starts up again some time later with the second half of the season.

Atrocities · #10 September 17th, 2005, 03:25 PM

They are calling it the season finally for all three shows.

I have to say this final season show for SG1 was really good. I am really beginning to like the characters a lot. I enjoy seeing Braytac (sp) again, and the Tel'c (Sp) character has really evolved.

I know the franchise is over eight years old now, but hell, if its that good why not keep going. The cast changes were done well and are working out fantastically. They even had Hamond in this season finally.

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SGA is just a good show. I really have enjoyed watching it. Its still trying to find its mark, but once it does, should rock nicely.

As for BSG, I honestly have to say that I feel its one of the best shows on right now. Sure its a bit cheaply done, but that just seems to be adding to the character and charm of the show. It is simply a very good show that keeps me interested and wanting more.

I was flipping through channels this morning and cought STNG on Spike TV. I forgot how good that show was. Too bad they only kept it on the air for seven years. My feeling on it is simple, if the show is doing well, keep it on the air for as long as its making money and has a good following. Look at JAG, ER, The Simpsons, and so on.