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Mr. Coffee wrote:
Nephtys wrote:Ooh! Sci-Fi's taking lessons from CSI and Law and Order.

Presenting this summer's X-TREME lineup on Sci-Fi!
At 6:00, Stargate: SG-1.
At 7:00, Stargate: Atlantis
At 8:00, Stargate: Vancouver
At 9:00, Stargate: Chulac Undercover
At 10:00, Andromeda 2: Ad nauseum.
I hear they're conspiring with Mike Judge to do "Beavis and Butthead Do Atlantis"....
The scary thing is, if Judge actually creates a 'Beavis and Butthead' series for Sci-Fi, the result might be more entertaining than the entire Sci-Fi lineup put together (minus 'Battlestar Galactica').
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Mr. Coffee wrote:
Nephtys wrote:Ooh! Sci-Fi's taking lessons from CSI and Law and Order.

Presenting this summer's X-TREME lineup on Sci-Fi!
At 6:00, Stargate: SG-1.
At 7:00, Stargate: Atlantis
At 8:00, Stargate: Vancouver
At 9:00, Stargate: Chulac Undercover
At 10:00, Andromeda 2: Ad nauseum.
I hear they're conspiring with Mike Judge to do "Beavis and Butthead Do Atlantis"....
You forgot them remaking Stargate: Infinity the only thing Stargate to be pure crap
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You forgot them remaking Stargate: Infinity the only thing Stargate to be pure crap
Don’t give them any ideas.

The strange thing is that sometimes I like to watch crappy movies and shows and make up my own version that would work. Most of the time they look nothing alike.
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Patrick Degan wrote:
el blanco wrote:I don't think SciFi actually makes them. What the basic able channels actually do is buy the rights to some awful cheap B-movie that otherwise would have been a straight to video release. I think SciFi is owned by NBC (as is USA network and some other basic cable channels) so they may get a group discount on these horribly cheesy movies.
Nope —SciFi's owned by Viacom.
No, SciFi is owned by NBC Universal.
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Well, it appears that Scifi is going to best themselves this week with the soon to be classic...wait for it...Alien Train.

That's right, some aliens land on Earth in meteor, somehow get on a train, and eat people.






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Does anyone think that there will ever be any hope for SciFi's Original Movies? I think the neoBSG miniseries was the last decent thing of that sort (TV Series' don't count)
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Darth Sephiroth wrote:Does anyone think that there will ever be any hope for SciFi's Original Movies? I think the neoBSG miniseries was the last decent thing of that sort (TV Series' don't count)
Certainly. Just because they've made some crap doesn't mean they can't change. If people don't watch the crap and support the good stuff, they'll take note.

Some of their original programming has been quite well recieved. Sometime you gotta take the good with the bad, I suppose.
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It's on again. :wink:

Oh, God this is awful. The first scene with anyone on it has fake ass jelly blood everywhere and a hick in space. :roll:
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Post by xerex »

They canceled farscape for this?

They canceled Crusade for this?

why dont they just show reruns of babylon5, quantum leap and outer limits if they need to fill a few hours?

they could bring back some anime.

hell they could show cheesy b/w movies from the 50's and it'd be better.
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Erik von Nein wrote:It's on again. :wink:

Oh, God this is awful. The first scene with anyone on it has fake ass jelly blood everywhere and a hick in space. :roll:
That was the only character I actually liked. His hat looked lived in, and I can appreciate a man who appreciates a good hat.
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xerex wrote:They canceled farscape for this?

They canceled Crusade for this?

why dont they just show reruns of babylon5, quantum leap and outer limits if they need to fill a few hours?

they could bring back some anime.

hell they could show cheesy b/w movies from the 50's and it'd be better.
Sadly Sci Fi pretty much aired all that and more until about six years ago. Back then they had actual lineups and programmes worth watching, rather than just three shows and the occasional daytime marathon and after Midnight broadcast.
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Spanky The Dolphin wrote: Sadly Sci Fi pretty much aired all that and more until about six years ago. Back then they had actual lineups and programmes worth watching, rather than just three shows and the occasional daytime marathon and after Midnight broadcast.
I know.....damn I think something like 10% of thier entire weeks programming is now Stargate. (and I prefered it when it was on Showtime) the NOx episode is still my fav.
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Darth Sephiroth wrote:Does anyone think that there will ever be any hope for SciFi's Original Movies?
"Dog Soldiers" kicked massive amounts of ass. It has cool actions sequences, meanacing warewolves (though their heads could have been done better), great one-liners, and it is packed full of dark humour all over the place that fits seamlessly with the action and story.
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Adrian Laguna wrote:
Darth Sephiroth wrote:Does anyone think that there will ever be any hope for SciFi's Original Movies?
"Dog Soldiers" kicked massive amounts of ass. It has cool actions sequences, meanacing warewolves (though their heads could have been done better), great one-liners, and it is packed full of dark humour all over the place that fits seamlessly with the action and story.
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Adrian Laguna wrote:
Darth Sephiroth wrote:Does anyone think that there will ever be any hope for SciFi's Original Movies?
"Dog Soldiers" kicked massive amounts of ass. It has cool actions sequences, meanacing warewolves (though their heads could have been done better), great one-liners, and it is packed full of dark humour all over the place that fits seamlessly with the action and story.
Uh, wasn't that a movie that Sci-Fi only got the rights to show. They didn't make it.
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Alyeska wrote:Something SciFi is forgetting is all this cheap shit has absolutely no value in syndication and DVDs. It might make profits at first, but then it nets them nothing long term.

Nonsense. They don't need long term syndication life when they can simply pump out more and more short-term cheap repeats over and over again over that period of time. :P


I'm pretty sure that's the execs' precise line of thinking.
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Wait, Sci-fi's movies aren't bad! Remember ........
Uh........ That one movie....... uh....
Nevermind... You know, if the network executive were reading this, you all would have just ushered the sci-fi apocalypse with such demons as "Stargate: Klingons".
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