Re: Sci-Fi gets "Ghost Whisperer," "Star Trek: TNG," "Charmed," "Highlander,"

Anim8rFSK wrote:
> In article <fvrgeh52p0a@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>  ravenlynne <ravenlynne@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>> Anim8rFSK wrote:
>>> In article <nfm12494rrmtdtf9si9dut2rrbg1f0mqn8@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>  Jack Bohn <jackbohn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>>>> Anim8rFSK wrote:
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>>>>> In article <tpb024pe0do6gqg1ooua55pbsrtu5mmo15@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> Jack Bohn <jackbohn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hey, the deevolution one was never watchable.  For unwatchable
>>>>>> *now*, I'd point to something like "Conundrum" (where the crew
>>>>>> seem to have a gap in their memories) that doesn't really provide
>>>>>> anything to watch for once the plot and/or mystery is known.
>>>>>> Contrast with that *other* one where the crew got their memories
>>>>>> erased, and an alien snuck himself aboard claiming to be second
>>>>>> in command, or that one when they blew up the Enterprise at the
>>>>>> end of every act.
>>>>> What a wasted op****tunity.  A star****p from Kirk's time, containing 
>>>>> nobody we've ever heard of, and they just forget it came through the

>>>>> time hole and never mention it again.
>>>> Frasier was on it, so you gotta figure Kirstie Ally was at a
>>>> science station just off the viewscreen.
>>> If only . . .
>>>> Man if we could have pushed a button and jumped tracks from
>>>> following the Enterprise-D to following that ****p!  Like the last
>>>> season of the show, the spent an episode introducing four
>>>> characters from "The Lower Decks."  Leaving me with the question:
>>>> Why were we watching Riker and Troi?
>>> That's pretty much true of ANY episode where Picard didn't get
everybody 
>>> else killed.  I certainly wanted to follow Scotty.  I wanted to
explore 
>>> the Dyson sphere.  I wanted to see the Enterprise C.  Hell, I wanted
to 
>>> see what Pulaski was doing at Starfleet Medical.  Maybe the ONLY 
>>> exception is the intentionally annoying pig people  . . .
>>>
>> You're making an excellent case for a tv series based on the book
series 
>> SCE.
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