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Heroes  [OT]   Best SF TV in the world, ever Support Search RSS runboard.com       Sign up (learn about it) | Sign in (lost password?) Page:  1  2  3  lardboy Evil Genius Global user Registered: 09-2005 Posts: 217 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever No, but I am in the middle of buying the Trek series on DVD in them ridiculously garish boxes. I always wait 'til stuff goes cheap you see... And is Buffy Sci-Fi? Cos I've just finished re-watching the first series and reminded meself of what a clever fellow that Joss WHedon is. 5/3/2007, 12:26 Send Email to lardboy   Send PM to lardboy David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever It can't be SF when it's got magic in it. But Joss Whedon is awfully clever. --- "When I play Bach, I play for God." -- Leticia Munoz-Moreno 6/3/2007, 8:58 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows knightflyer Gadgeteer Global user Registered: 10-2004 Location: Orion Arm, Milky Way Posts: 244 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever What's Heroes then? --- Stuart --------- "What goes around come around." "And sometimes you get what's coming around." "And sometime you are what's coming around." Jim Butcher, Grave Peril 6/3/2007, 13:03 Send Email to knightflyer   Send PM to knightflyer David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever Heroes the comic book? It can't be SF because it's got magic in it. --- "When I play Bach, I play for God." -- Leticia Munoz-Moreno 6/3/2007, 13:51 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows knightflyer Gadgeteer Global user Registered: 10-2004 Location: Orion Arm, Milky Way Posts: 244 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever Primeval's been pretty good. --- Stuart --------- "What goes around come around." "And sometimes you get what's coming around." "And sometime you are what's coming around." Jim Butcher, Grave Peril 17/3/2007, 22:48 Send Email to knightflyer   Send PM to knightflyer Firlefanz Sidekick Global user (premium) Registered: 05-2003 Location: Germany Posts: 25 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever What about Farscape? (Or would you call that Fantasy? ) --- - Firlefanz Reading: "Tabula Rasa", SF Anthology Writing: "Kiera und der Gauklerjunge" - novel Mystical Adventures 21/3/2007, 8:30 Send Email to Firlefanz   Send PM to Firlefanz David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever Yes, Primeval has been quite enjoyable. I never really watched much Farscape. I've seen the odd epidsode that seemed pretty good but it's probably something you needed to watch consistently to get all the back story, and for some reason I never did. --- From harmony, from heavenly harmony This universal frame began -- John Dryden 21/3/2007, 12:42 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows lardboy Evil Genius Global user Registered: 09-2005 Posts: 217 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever 'Fraid I couldn't quite get past the Aussie (or should that be "Southern Pacific"?) accents in Farscape. Though I've since been assured by more than one bod that it is, in fact, most excellent. So, to rip off Joss Whedon, "My bad". As for Primeval I weren't too fussed at first. (Not enough small children being eaten by dinosaurs and there were that idiotic student knacker nerd with the bad shirts and silly hat). Nevertheless I continued to watch it on and off and gradually the bad wifey began to grow on me. Nice cliffhanger ending too in that last one, if perhaps a tad too selective. But then again I divvent have a clue what's going on. (As usual). But Babylon 5 is still me fave. Probably cos the best character in it is named after a biscuit... 21/3/2007, 14:15 Send Email to lardboy   Send PM to lardboy knightflyer Gadgeteer Global user Registered: 10-2004 Location: Orion Arm, Milky Way Posts: 244 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever I never watched Farscape but I've been assured its good. I've not got round to catching up with that one either. Maybe if I gave up hanging round message boards and got a life I'd make more headway through my TV backlog. I thought Primeval was great and a real cliffhanger season end... just who did what to whom? It was interesting the way they avoided time paradoxes until the paradox fest at the end. Try explaining a time paradox to an 8 and 9 year old. Especially when one response it "that's not possible.". I was very disappointed with Torchwood's finale. The demon that eats the world always speaks to me of a shortage of ideas. It take some imagination to pull it off and to me a giant demonic figure striding across the skyline isn't imaginative. Stuart --- Stuart --------- "What goes around come around." "And sometimes you get what's coming around." "And sometime you are what's coming around." Jim Butcher, Grave Peril 21/3/2007, 21:14 Send Email to knightflyer   Send PM to knightflyer knightflyer Gadgeteer Global user Registered: 10-2004 Location: Orion Arm, Milky Way Posts: 244 Reply | Quote Re: Best SF TV in the world, ever I've caught three of the Dresden Files recently and found them to be thoroughly enjoyable Science Fiction (in the Clarkeian sense obviously). Knightflyer --- Stuart --------- "What goes around come around." "And sometimes you get what's coming around." "And sometime you are what's coming around." Jim Butcher, Grave Peril 2/5/2007, 18:57 Send Email to knightflyer   Send PM to knightflyer Add a reply Page:  1  2  3  Link to us   -  Blogs   -  Hall of Honour   -  Chat You are not logged in (login)      Board's time is: 26/11/2009, 20:39