So, after a fall in which the drought was ended and the networks finally
gambled on Scifi, all that is left is Invasion-- and I hear that they
have not decided yet to renew that. I had hoped the TV Scifi
Renaissance was returning, but I guess not
Why did you have to bring up all those great
Thanks for the link! I can't wait.
George
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=aCTVCgCzkjAsearch=x-men
If you could make a difference, what would you do?...Said Kakese
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I actually think Favreau will do a great job with Iron Man. I think
he gets the character and he has shown that he can balance both the
human and the fantastic elements equally well.
The others on the list? Meh.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
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I'm not a big fan of the original Stargate series but I do like
Stargate: Atlantis.
The season finale of Stargate actually made me pay attention. Their
new Big Bad, the Ori, have lots of potential.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella (formerly
Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL
I feel you. I would do the same thing to at craft a great series
finales for S:AAB, Crusade, High Incident and other shows I loved.
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Same here, I was enjoying Surface. I was also enjoying Threshold,
which had a lot
>From the p-o-v of IDIC:
How do we live with people who are different from
ourselves, who we are uncomfortable with; and how can
we create a society where everyone can coexist happily
and creatively and productively?
The particular appeal of this comic book is that it
has taken a fantasy look
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Actually, i like stargate... probably more than most, but it is sad that
it is the one scifi show(s) to survive through all these changes in the
industry
B. Smith wrote:
I'm not a big fan of the original Stargate series but I do like
Stargate: Atlantis.
The season finale of Stargate
brent wodehouse wrote:
http://www.newsone.ca/westfallweeklynews/stories/index.php?action="">
id=186959
Last paragraph:
'NBC is canceling the failed Friends spinoff Joey, the sci-fi drama
Surface and producer Dick Wolf‘s show about youthful prosecutors,
Convicted.'
Invasion also
And G v.s E and Karen Cisco, Enterprise (without Berman and Braga!), and most of all, the classic non-scifi show that was robbed: Frank's Place!
What was High Incident?
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I feel you. I would do the same thing to
Tracey,
First off--Where the hell have you been :) I wondered if you'd gone into the mountains or something and started a rebel movement! Good to hear from you. Hope life is good for you and the family?
As for the scifi world, I don't know that it'll ever get back to the old days. When
I'm still missing Nowhere Man (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112104/), Dark
Angel (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0204993/), Jeremiah
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290966/) and Now and Again
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0212395/).
:-(
Another show that was actually holding my interest. Well, I guess when the
UPN-WB merger cancellations are announced, things will be complete. Granted,
many of the shows getting the axe from that merger will be sub-standard Black
comedies--Cuts, All of Us--but some of the shows are good, like
brent wodehouse wrote:
http://www.newsone.ca/westfallweeklynews/stories/index.php?action="">
id=186959
Last paragraph:
'NBC is canceling the failed Friends spinoff Joey, the sci-fi drama
Surface and producer Dick Wolfâs show about youthful prosecutors,
Convicted.'
[EMAIL
High Incident was a great ensemble cop show starring David Keith,
Blair Underwood, Anjenue Ellis and ton of other folks. I think it
might have been about 3 or 4 years ahead of it's time because edgy
cop centered dramas like The Shield and others have been successful
since then. NYPD Blue
It was announced when NBC debuted their Fall lineup. I saw it USA
Today and couple of other places. The same with ABC giving Invasion
the axe.
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brent wodehouse wrote:
OK, now you are causing me some serious pain. all where favorites. i
also miss odyssey five, witchblade, and farscape
Tracey
James Landrith wrote:
I'm still missing Nowhere Man (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112104/), Dark
Angel (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0204993/), Jeremiah
my Outlook crashed after I kept hitting the 2gig limit. missed you
guys. Thinking about the rebel movement. :) Things are good. coming
back to the states for two weeks in June. how are you guys? How is
your writing.
i realize that stargate has survived because of cable, but the list of
ooops. I spoke to soon. i had a feeling. What is interesting is that all
three have pretty high ratings when they started. What is going on?
isn't this bad business? it's almost like they are sabotaging the programs
Tracey
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brent wodehouse wrote:
Tracey, it's H'Wood. They don't know what the frack they're doing.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ooops. I spoke to soon. i had a feeling. What is interesting is that all
three have pretty high ratings when they started. What is going on?
isn't this
Never looked at it that way...
George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From the p-o-v of IDIC:
How do we live with people who are different from
ourselves, who we are uncomfortable with; and how can
we create a society where everyone can coexist happily
and creatively and productively?
The
I think he'll do well with it also. As for Steel, that was nothing but a knockoff Superman, even in the comics continuity. I'd've been more a fan if they'd written it better.
B. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I actually think Favreau will do a great job with Iron Man. I think
he gets the
Well Frack them then!
Tracey
Martin Pratt wrote:
Tracey, it's H'Wood. They don't know what the frack they're doing.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ooops. I spoke to soon. i had a feeling. What is interesting is that all
three have pretty high
The networks are bringing in record ad revenue ( in some cases) and
so they are throwing fluff out that they KNOW won't work. Please
note the number of series that have come out starring talent that
would command HUGE salaries in movies, including Geena Davis. The
networks each have
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