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so many great ones here. got to agree with the A-team, Bones, Miami Vice (it's always stuck in my head), B5 Season 5, Buck Rodgers (especially the pilot, with the lyrics), personally i like The Wire Season 1 and finally i have to say i really dig the intro to MASH as well.

i'm about halfway through V: the series, it's got some of the worst writing i have ever seen, but god damn if it isn't the most entertaining show i have watched all year. also finished season 1 of the wire, outstanding stuff, checking out season 2 right now.

alias was cool, i guess. i respect lost but find it somewhat boring, however he seriously slipped up with MI:3, it was a pile of arse. this does suggest he does well when he invents his own world but falls on his harris when he works within the confines of someone else's creation.

i've seen all the dr quatermass stuff, "the dr quatermass experiment" is by far the best

it does rock, i am planning on having a starship troopers orgy at some point, and watching both films plus the chronicles, to get ready for the new film coming in july (or thereabouts).

just finishing the shield season 6, moving onto v the tv series, and considering the wire next, i hear good things about it from all over the internet.

Re: Battlestar Galactica The Greatest Scif show? or Babylon 5 first off Bamber is an outstanding actor, you clearly haven't seen his previous works, also while the particular episode isn't a personal favourite, Olmos is an excellent director, i cite his work on Miami Vice. Admittedly Moore has...

i'll second that second. also the oration is pretty impressive, some of it even sends shivers down my spine.

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i'm currently enjoying an old favourite, space above and beyond.

waits is a genius, but i think we can all forgive scarlett, after all she is extremely hot, and i could lose myself for days exploring her body. the only punishment she should receive is perhaps to be locked up in that hot lesbian prison, you know, the one that exists in my head.

"It's all here, in these pages. I have tried to write down what I have seen. It may take the rest of my life to explain what I saw in that one singular instant. To save our people, we must sacrifice our people, sacrifice ourselves, pride our vengeance, be willing to die by the thousands, by the...

i'm currently watching V, the original miniseries.

byron was just a clueless wanker

nope it's murdochs main entertainment channel within the british market, our sci-fi channel is called exactly that.

in my eyes at least he never seemed to act like a man "born" to the position but as a man who had ended up there by some freak accident and felt he should try to do some good while it lasted.

you forgot their ignorance of lores existence.

i always had the feeling that the senators respect for the commander came from the idea that they were similar, Hidoshi never struck me as a born politico, but rather someone who fell into it, much like Sinclair himself.

remember this isn't star trek, ships don't go KABANG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, they end up on fire and burn out into hulks.

i did once, i was wankered and she thought it would be sexy... it wasn't.