Yeah, maybe they should base the series off Homeworld.

I never got sick of watching the big battles that had lots of fighters swarming around everywhere. I just imagine that with a real budget for special effects and using Maya 3D

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People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.

Dang you figured out my fighting style. Instead of building a few huge battleships, i would build many small fighters and just blast at the people with them. Then bring in a dozen ion frigates and things like that to take them apart after they went for my diversionary strike craft.

But that wpuld make a great movie. Want to write the script and submit it to speilberg?

Hmm, nah. Being an engineer/scientist (I'm a computer scientist but that falls under the college of engineering. However I have trouble with legos once I get past the design stage

So I could probably come up with some cool techincal stuff, but nothing involving any kind of social creativitiy.

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People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.

In the "remake" currently being planned on the Sci Fi Channel, Starbuck's gonna be a woman.

Ew.

Richard Hatch has been pitching a BG movie for years now; he even created a trailer for it, and showed it as sci-fi conventions.

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I like crinoids.

They aren't going with his ideas. He's not even involved. Bonnie Hammer (Sci-Fi Channel) and Ron Moore (Roswell) want to subvert Galactica entirely, and turn it into a show about dysfunctional families.

Take a look.

Ron Moore's script was leaked into the Net. Here is some information about it, and a review:

filmjerk.com 1
filmjerk.com 2
review

Sci-Fi is starting to run teaser commercials foir the new miniseries they are making. It looks to be 70% sex, 25% graphics, and 5% so far left unkown.

Neutron star level dense fecal matter. That's what the remaining 5% is.

and what percentage graphic sex?

Oh yeah, the only thing that can override a man's intellect... :roll:

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"As I lay beneath the Southern Cross, the stars tell more than I could" . . . David Meece

Wahahahah!

I gave up on enterprise after I saw the infamous gel-application scene.

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"...bartenders and shiny stuff and dreams are made of stooped necromancers he seems like a banana wrist having strayed too close to the constellations on their shaved skulls. The rain of frogs ended and a rain of blood comes down. "

You're speaking of the one that appeared in the pilot, yes? Or did they do another one? (I gave up on Enterprise after I read a leaked version of the script a couple of months before the series debuted.

Yeah, on the pilot. It was horrible. I mean the man took off his shirt and just kept flexing his muscles while the camera zoomed on his torso to show us the gel he put on as he was caressing his muscles.

Of course the gel application room is very small. So a Vulcan female with remarkable cleavage had to slip in and undress. Of course, nobody waits for his turn in Star Trek, so it was necessary they both do it at once. Repeat the same thing for the female now.

Now comes on the techno-beat-pop-mix music.

Then to make this entirely worse, in a move that would probably belong more in American Pie, they see that they each "need a hand".

Cue long sequence of mutual caressing. Very long. Too long. They're now applying gel to each other for hours on end.

The techno-beat-pop-mix music is still playing.

Horrified, weeping and shrieking like an old grandmother who just heard the word "bra" on TV, I fumbled for the remote control and said: "Never again!"

And I did not see it ever again.

All is well that ends well I believe.

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"...bartenders and shiny stuff and dreams are made of stooped necromancers he seems like a banana wrist having strayed too close to the constellations on their shaved skulls. The rain of frogs ended and a rain of blood comes down. "

We're not all like that. ops:

Yes we are...well i am....

Simple things amuse extravegant minds i always say....:-)

g99 Bad Phd wrote on 6/02/03:

"O.K. i am watching this on Sci-fi channel. I have never seen the show before (any version). I have to say, while it is origonal (not the plots of course), some points are prety hokey.

I just watched some miniseries where they went back in time to WW2 to stop a rouge scientist from changing the course of history. "
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A *rouge* scientist? Yes, I believe he worked for a *foundation*. He was so evil, he made me blush. He would kill without batting an eyelash; there was no way he could makeup for his crimes... :P

"Violence is the ignorant man's weapon" - Ator the Blademaster

Beyond a SHADOW of a doubt, those were some pretty BASE puns, Calculon, and the others here won't GLOSS over such groaners!