Posted on 04/29/2010 9:01:41 AM PDT by EveningStar
...Ultimately “SmackDown” marks the devolving of the network for a sweet, sweet slice of that 18-to-34 male demographic that sponsors love so much. That means money...
After all, the problem isn’t simply Syfy’s addition of wrestling to its lineup. The network inexplicably welcomed wrestling years ago with “Extreme Championship Wrestling” and more recently with “WWE NXT,” but bringing the bigger budget “Friday Night SmackDown” to the schedule marks a shift in priorities...
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My wife gave me a collection of one of the old Buster Crabbe/Flash Gordon serials . . . fun stuff.
Dadgum it, I just got my kids to bed! Making me laugh out loud like that and I’ll have to do it all over again, LOL! :-) “UberGoldfish”, bwahahahaha!!
Yes. I agree. The old Flash Gordon serials (NOT the new one) among others!
Well, for gearheads, they have Powerblock on the weekends - Horsepower TV, 4x4, Trucks, etc...
Other than that, not much.
Why the need for this??? All you have to do is program the food replicators for whatever fare you like...unless you have Klingon foods packs, in which case you may get a sour stomach.
I faithfully watched Stargate but SU was a big disappointment. It had such possibilities and they were only limited by their imaginations. They opted for cheap emotional claptrap.
Dang! And I thought I had nightmares about killer kudzu!! =:-O
There’s a lot of potential STILL in SG:U. I’m gonna hang in there and give them a chance. At least now they’re starting to visit Stargate planets like the previous series have done, and tonight it looks like from the previews that they run into a dinosaur or some mighty big HUNGRY looking lizard! :-)
From what the listing says that seems to be what they’re doing, taking the basics concepts of the world and running with it. Could be cool, I’ll give a couple episodes.
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