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Posted on 09/16/2009 5:09:26 PM PDT by KevinDavis
It doesn't take much to stir up fandom, but if there's one word of advice: Be wary of uncorroborated information.
CinemaSpy this week kicked up some concern that the new "Battlestar Galactica" spinoff series was in trouble. Using a single anonymous source they said had been "100 percent accurate" in the past, the site described the behind-the-scenes of the show that is set to premiere in January as if it were a part of the new Roland Emmerich film "2012."
"A trusted industry insider informed CinemaSpy on Saturday that production faces suspension on 'Caprica' due to serious script problems/shortfalls, and that the future of the series may well be in jeopardy," site reporter Robert Falconer wrote. "From what we've been told, the producers haven't been altogether happy with the caliber of the stories."
(Excerpt) Read more at airlockalpha.com ...
I almost wish they would do a show that picks up from the BSG finale...”The Further Adventures of Baltar and Six.”
I hope they frakkin’ get it together!!! ;) Was wanting to see how they bring about the cylon storyline and the back story on the Adamas.
I would like to see what happened to Starbuck.... I was hoping they bring back the Ship of Lights..
Same here.. Did you see the pilot???
Starring John Cusack and Danny Glover? Hmmph. I'll pass.
I own it!!! LOL! I own the entire BSG series and the 2 miniseries! ;)
I loved BSG and I own all the DVDs but it’s time to end it. These things get beaten to death by the Hollywood Repeat Machine until all the life has been wrung out of it 3 movies ago. Put it to sleep now so I can remember it fondly.
Cripes. Look what they’ve done to Terminator. Two movies too many and each half as good as the last one.
Can’t wait.
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