A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
This is NOT a general TV discussion thread.
Well, the up side of having all aliens still have, e.g., faces and hands is that they're recognizable. Like, they're aliens, but we can still find a way to relate to them as emotive creatures -- harder to do if the alien in question is shaped like a slime mold.
I give a pass to the basic mammalian/avian/lizard earthly design of alien creatures, as long as they don't all look like people who fell down a clay cliff and right onto the screen. Even the Skarrans Mark 1, which were obviously actor + apparatus, didn't look like humans from the mid-chest up.
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repeat tonight is the one where we discover that Bekah is the mother of all Nietscheans.
Just, fyi.
BSG;
Uhm. Holy frakkin' SHIT.
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OMG, how the hell are we supposed to wait until July fer cryin' out loud?
That was a... crib of some sort that Baltar and Six were looking at in that Temple of Light, right? I don't know what the frak was going in there, but it sure was pretty. And that gorgeous music I loved in last week's teaser was repeated in that scene, except in a faster waltz beat. MUST HAVE THE SOUNDTRACK RIGHT NOW.
BSG: They really went out with a bang didn't they?
Yes, that was a cradle, for not!Boomers baby, I presume.
My question is what gave Adama the right to arrest Roslin?
My question is what gave Adama the right to arrest Roslin?
That whole plotline fell apart for me. My overall feeling about this show is that it's often pretty and sometimes arresting, but not often sensical.
I've been dying for reactions, people!
And that gorgeous music I loved in last week's teaser was repeated in that scene, except in waltz beat. MUST HAVE THE SOUNDTRACK RIGHT NOW.
This is what I was saying.
My overall feeling about this show is that it's often pretty and sometimes arresting, but not often sensical.
Which can be used to describe another sci-fi show discussed in here from time to time.
Perhaps more than one.
And now I shall leave the thread for fear of spoilage.
My question is what gave Adama the right to arrest Roslin?
I didn't see it as a right so much as, "The people with the guns will do what I say, and the President just Pissed. Me. Off." Or, you know, almost all of them. There's that pesky son...
I love that by the end of the series I was all, "Wha-?" with just about everyone's actions. Flailing. People are flailing. Love.
ETA: Love, because the people are in the weirdest of circumstances so their f-ed up behavior actually makes sense to me.
