What campiness? What they did was take a decent sci-fi franchise and try to turn it in to a drama that takes place on a spaceship... Nobody wanted to watch that. Sci-fi fans were turned off and drama fans wouldn’t tune in it because it was a sci-fi show. If they had kept the formula from the original show, they…
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its core issue was that everyone except Eli was a terrible person.
A bunch of nasty characters, and the utter predictability of knowing that, at each episode’s end, something would happen that would negate any feeling of accomplishment or triumph from the story just finished.
Started out with way too much drama at the expense of sci-fi, but ended up pretty good in the end
No, it was Dumbledore to Gimli in “Stargate of the Daleks.”
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Authorities are seeking this man:
About a year ago, a random user here posted a link to his/her website and a long... eccentric-sounding statement about “artificially generated stampede awareness.”
You can’t throw out phrases like “pure liberal navel gazing” without explanation.
“Proud” Independent here. Article seemed on point to me.
My vote’s always been, “Very dumb satire.”
That Simpsons reference you just made is old enough to drink and rent a car.
Trump gets owned harder and more often by Khans than the Starship Enterprise.
Where’s his North American spirit animal the wolverine?!
Oh never mind, I found them!
“Sweeney calls Wednesday “Grimnir” when telling Laura how he met Shadow. Like the “Wotan” Czernobog dropped a few episodes back, it’s another name for Norse god-king Odin. That, along with the satellite guidance system pitch meeting, serves a big neon clue; the writers aren’t being as coy as to who Wednesday is.”
He don't give a fuck.