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The New Battlestar Galactica Is The Greatest Sci-Fi Show Ever!

Reitsuki Kojima
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03-15-2006 03:52
From: Kiamat Dusk
Amen! I recently watched back to back episodes of BSG1 and BSG2. :eek: What a difference a couple decades makes!

Oh! But does anybody remember that Boxey was in the BSG2 pilot? Wow! We dodged that bullet! :D

-Kiamat Dusk


Boxey isn't as bad as muffit, tho.

Worse than the original BSG was BSG:1982. Ever watch that? Gah! I love the 80s, but that's terrible.
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03-15-2006 11:22
From: Kiamat Dusk
So I've been catching up on the second season of the new Battlestar Galactica and I have to say, this is hands down the best sci-fi show ever on television. Any other fans in here?

-Kiamat Dusk




I'm a TOSer that loves BSG:TNS!!

So say we all!!



Reitsuki Kojima: it was Galactica 1980 not 1982. LOL :D


Oh and I've survived the skiffy boards for 2 years now... anyone else here on the skiffy boards?
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03-15-2006 15:39
Um no. Its not.
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Kiamat Dusk
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03-15-2006 15:40
From: Reitsuki Kojima
Boxey isn't as bad as muffit, tho.



At least the dagget didn't talk.


-Kiamat Dusk
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Reitsuki Kojima
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03-15-2006 15:44
From: Kiamat Dusk
At least the dagget didn't talk.


-Kiamat Dusk


"Well, you have a terminal disease. But as least that sinus infection is gone!"
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Kiamat Dusk
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03-15-2006 15:57
From: Reitsuki Kojima
"Well, you have a terminal disease. But as least that sinus infection is gone!"


Touche! Still, I'd take the damn dagget over that brat any day. But I think we can both agree that neither of them made it into the regular BSG2 series....
...even if it does mean that you have to go and shower again... :p

-Kiamat Dusk
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Kiamat Dusk
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03-15-2006 15:58
From: Reitsuki Kojima
"Well, you have a terminal disease. But as least that sinus infection is gone!"


Touche! Still, I'd take the damn dagget over that brat anyday. But I think we can both agree that neither of them made it into the regular BSG2 series....
...even if it does mean that you have to go and shower again... :p

-Kiamat Dusk
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Kiamat Dusk
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03-15-2006 15:59
From: Reitsuki Kojima
"Well, you have a terminal disease. But as least that sinus infection is gone!"


Touche! Still, I'd take the damn dagget over that brat any day. But I think we can both agree that neither of them made it into the regular BSG2 series....
...even if it does mean that you have to go and shower again... :p

-Kiamat Dusk
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Kijara Solzhenitsyn
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03-15-2006 16:28
I like it.


Yet the DVDs are fifty quid, and it;s been three years since release and no terrestrial channel over here's picked it up.
Kiamat Dusk
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I've always wondered...
03-15-2006 16:40
From: Kijara Solzhenitsyn
I like it.


Yet the DVDs are fifty quid, and it;s been three years since release and no terrestrial channel over here's picked it up.



Ok...what the hell is a "quid" anyway!? :confused:

-Kiamat Dusk
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Kiamat Dusk
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OMG! My eyes! MY EYES!!!!!
05-23-2006 10:21
So I flipped on Sci Fi to see what was on and they just happen to be showing Battlestar 1980. OMG! I couldn't watch but 10mins of it! It was even more horrible than they said! I wonder if they are showing it just to make the new BSG look even better-as if it needed any help. That show is teh awes0m3.

-Kiamat Dusk
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Reitsuki Kojima
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05-23-2006 10:30
From: Kiamat Dusk
So I flipped on Sci Fi to see what was on and they just happen to be showing Battlestar 1980. OMG! I couldn't watch but 10mins of it! It was even more horrible than they said! I wonder if they are showing it just to make the new BSG look even better-as if it needed any help. That show is teh awes0m3.

-Kiamat Dusk


I warned you. Didn't I warn you? Don't come crying to us now, you had ample warning...
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Kiamat Dusk
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05-23-2006 10:40
From: Reitsuki Kojima
I warned you. Didn't I warn you? Don't come crying to us now, you had ample warning...



Hey, Rei, I sent you a Private Message like a week ago. Are you ignoring me? :confused:

-Kiamat Dusk
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Briana Dawson
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05-23-2006 10:55
From: Chip Midnight
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You better put down that windowpane lsd. :p

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05-23-2006 11:05
I enjoy watching BSG the new one is a lot better than the old series! It is much better than American Idiot!
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05-23-2006 11:39
I tried watching the new BS galactica. About as exciting as watching paint dry. I am a big Sci-Fi fan and was very disapointed with this BS.

I am sure others would disagree, but then people find Law and Order exciting too.
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05-23-2006 17:09
From: DolphPun Somme
I tried watching the new BS galactica. About as exciting as watching paint dry. I am a big Sci-Fi fan and was very disapointed with this BS.

I am sure others would disagree, but then people find Law and Order exciting too.


What do you find exciting?
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05-23-2006 17:10
From: Ranma Tardis
It is much better than American Idiot!
What in the world is that?
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05-23-2006 17:19
From: Kiamat Dusk
So I flipped on Sci Fi to see what was on and they just happen to be showing Battlestar 1980. OMG! I couldn't watch but 10mins of it! It was even more horrible than they said! I wonder if they are showing it just to make the new BSG look even better-as if it needed any help.



From: Reitsuki Kojima
I warned you. Didn't I warn you? Don't come crying to us now, you had ample warning...


I guess he had to sniff the turd to really see that it stank. :D
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05-23-2006 17:36
From: Jillian Callahan
What in the world is that?


Also called American Idol, I could not get through the show talk about BORING! Popularity contest for 3rd rate talent...PU!
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05-23-2006 17:36
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I guess he had to sniff the turd to really see that it stank. :D


What do you like?
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05-23-2006 17:37
From: Kiamat Dusk
So I flipped on Sci Fi to see what was on and they just happen to be showing Battlestar 1980. OMG! I couldn't watch but 10mins of it! It was even more horrible than they said! I wonder if they are showing it just to make the new BSG look even better-as if it needed any help. That show is teh awes0m3.

-Kiamat Dusk

Heh, I watched it today too. I actually made it through two and a half episodes before I finally couldn't take anymore. It's even worse than I'd remembered. At least when I was a kid in 1980, flying motorcycles were somewhat entertaining. I still knew the show was crap, mind you, but I wanted a flying motorcycle of my own, so somehow that made it okay to watch. Now I'd still like a flying motorcycle, but evidently at some point during the last 26 years I must have developed some standards because if I see another Galactica 1980 episode I think I will puke.

By the way, has anyone ever figured out how exactly they fit those bikes into those tiny Vipers? I mean, every time they land, magically those bikes are there, but where do they come from? The Viper's got a cockpit barely big enough for 2 people, 3 engines making up the rear, and a cylinder maybe 2 feet across for the nose. Where's the trunk?
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05-23-2006 17:53
From: Chosen Few
Heh, I watched it today too. I actually made it through two and a half episodes before I finally couldn't take anymore. It's even worse than I'd remembered. At least when I was a kid in 1980, flying motorcycles were somewhat entertaining. I still knew the show was crap, mind you, but I wanted a flying motorcycle of my own, so somehow that made it okay to watch. Now I'd still like a flying motorcycle, but evidently at some point during the last 26 years I must have developed some standards because if I see another Galactica 1980 episode I think I will puke.

By the way, has anyone ever figured out how exactly they fit those bikes into those tiny Vipers? I mean, every time they land, magically those bikes are there, but where do they come from? The Viper's got a cockpit barely big enough for 2 people, 3 engines making up the rear, and a cylinder maybe 2 feet across for the nose. Where's the trunk?


Stupid reason for not liking a show. The storyline and acting is much more important than where the storage area is located! What do you like, not dislike!
Kiamat Dusk
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05-23-2006 17:59
From: Chosen Few
Heh, I watched it today too. I actually made it through two and a half episodes before I finally couldn't take anymore. It's even worse than I'd remembered. At least when I was a kid in 1980, flying motorcycles were somewhat entertaining. I still knew the show was crap, mind you, but I wanted a flying motorcycle of my own, so somehow that made it okay to watch. Now I'd still like a flying motorcycle, but evidently at some point during the last 26 years I must have developed some standards because if I see another Galactica 1980 episode I think I will puke.

By the way, has anyone ever figured out how exactly they fit those bikes into those tiny Vipers? I mean, every time they land, magically those bikes are there, but where do they come from? The Viper's got a cockpit barely big enough for 2 people, 3 engines making up the rear, and a cylinder maybe 2 feet across for the nose. Where's the trunk?



WTF!? There were flying motorcycles?! Were they anything like the ones from Megaforce


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05-23-2006 18:00
From: Ranma Tardis
Stupid reason for not liking a show. The storyline and acting is much more important than where the storage area is located! What do you like, not dislike!

Ranma, perhaps you should read a little more carefully. I said the flying motorcycles were the reason I DID like the show as a kid, but that they're not enough of a reason to keep me liking it as an adult. I never said the storage area (or lack thereof) had anything to do with anything, which was why that whole paragraph started with "by the way". What wasn't clear?

From: Kiamat Dusk
WTF!? There were flying motorcycles?! Were they anything like the ones from Megaforce


-Kiamat Dusk

Megaforce!!!!! So you're the other Megaforce fan in the world! I knew there had to be one out there somewhere. I loved that movie. Okay, I was seven when it came out, and I only saw it once, so it may well have been awful, but I do have fond memories of it.

Anyway, the Galactica motorcycles weren't much like the Megaforce ones. I wasn't able to find a good in-show pic, but here is a page from the visual effects modeler who created them so you can see what they looked like.
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