Sci-Fi orders new BSG scripts for 2nd season!

[Blade Runner]

Sci-Fi orders new BSG scripts for 2nd season!

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/moorglade/ragnar.html



How does that sit with the bods at Sci-fi? Positive re-enforcement or what....

[dinky]

what did you think of the first season? haven't watched it yet, myself. how does it rate compared to other stuff in the past 10-20 years? never saw the original series but the remake looks a lot like space above and beyond.

[Blade Runner]

I'm a Babylon 5, Farscape and Firefly nut, and this series does justice to Sci-fi in general. There has been a void for good stuff in the past few(loads) years. This series has in a very short time driven home a sense of "Shit we might die" gritty realism (fashionable words..) about it all.

[Blade Runner]

I'm suprised no one on this board has said anything about this series whatsoever

[dinky]

it was a bit before my time. I barely caught Empire in theaters (don't think I ever saw the original in a theater). Oddly enough, I seem to remember Logan's Run on TV a lot, and that looked awfully 70s.

[antistructure]

I'm suprised no one on this board has said anything about this series whatsoever

frankly i think the series is amazing, I agree about there being a major lack of decent sci-fi, after Firefly (which is easily one of my favorites) there wasnt much in the ways of decent sci-fi on tv.

One of the things I love about BSG (atleast the first few episodes) was the sense that all of humanity was resting on their shoulders, because they were all that was left, where the <a href=http://www.patrickdavie.com/xenu/33/bscap169.jpg target=edfhgdfdgdfg>president has the tally of the remaining humans on a blackboard</a>, amazing.

ps. your name is one of my favorite movies, have you seen 'On the Edge of Blade Runner, seems imposible to find!

[spudthedestroyer]

I've not had time to start this series, hence the lack of comment by me. The original I never really caught either