The End of Battlestar Galactica

[Keith Justice]

Goin' out with 22 more episodes...

 

[JustAnotherBlueRanger]

Great, now when do we get an actual LEGITMATE Battlestar Galatica series that doesn't vomit all over the name and history unlike Battlestar Pornographica here.

 

[CaptainB_Money]

i can answer that question.

When we get a shitty oversexual drama version of Buck Rogers.

 

[Mega Ranger]

pity that the best show on TV is goign bye-bye, but better to end it now then drag it out.

 

[Solid Snake]

Even tho im a huge sci-fi fan, I never watched it. I donno why.

Enterprise also ended after 4 seasons.

EDIT: I thought about it, it may not be a bad idea. They can end that series and start a whole new Battlestar galactica with a new team and everything like they do in Star Trek (yes, im a ST fan).

 

[Blackbird]

pity that the best show on TV is goign bye-bye, but better to end it now then drag it out.

Agreed.

 

[JustAnotherBlueRanger]

pity that the best show on TV is goign bye-bye, but better to end it now then drag it out.

that show wasn't even the best on its own network.

Hell MST3K, which has been off the air for YEARS now, is STILL a better program then this piece of crap and it had a FRACTION of the budget and support.

 

[Mega Ranger]

that show wasn't even the best on its own network.

Hell MST3K, which has been off the air for YEARS now, is STILL a better program then this piece of crap and it had a FRACTION of the budget and support.

opinion good sir...opinion.

 

[Skyknight]

There's a lot of risk that comes with adaptating a show that lasted only one season, "Emostar" had no choice but to depend on a lot of it's own devices, and to their credit, Moore and his team managed to weave a good balance of the established mythos with their own identity at the center of the story. There's no denying that "Emostar", despite having virtually no sense of fun, took the core strengths of the original series and applied to the realist nature of warfare.

Over the course of the previous few seasons, we got the established mythos in very decently handled and "real" ways, Kobal, Pegasus, and even Baltar developed exactly the way he did in the series: Traitor, Cylon cohort, prisoner of his own race, and then finally freed. Of course, now there pushing him in a new direction as a religious icon. Heck, they even used a part developed in Galactica 1980 (Starbuck vanishes and acheives a destiny)

EDIT: I thought about it, it may not be a bad idea. They can end that series and start a whole new Battlestar galactica with a new team and everything like they do in Star Trek (yes, im a ST fan).

You obviously need to watch the series in order to understand how absolutely stupid and pointless that idea is.

 

[Bolt]

my ideaz are more bettur tan yuor ideaz