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To: Ciexyz

I remember, and enjoyed, the original Galactica and was happy to see that the new series paid homage to the old series' good points yet still developed new ideas and concepts.

I must have missed the "homage". Particularly since the guys who did the "re-imagining" have made statements that they didn't like the original.

414 posted on 08/02/2006 12:26:30 AM PDT by Victoria_R (Burn, Galactica, burn...you're finished, Adama...)
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To: Victoria_R
>>I must have missed the "homage". Particularly since the guys who did the "re-imagining" have made statements that they didn't like the original.<<

Absolutely correct !

This new series made in Canada(the Cold Dark North) has nothing at all to do with the original series . .

In the first pilot, they did a little homage, here and there,
like showing a Cylon Centurion from the original series in that display case on the Galactica .

This new series and its creators are simply hijacking the title for its' name recognition .

Canadians have doen this cultural atrocity before,
when Sam & Greg Strangis hijacked the title: WAR OF THE WORLDS, to produce a sleazy little series in the late 1980's that had little or nothing to do with the original movie by George Pal, that they claim they based it on .
This TV show was more like a proto-X-Files with slasher film gore (Frank Mancuso Jr was the associate producer)
417 posted on 08/02/2006 1:05:32 AM PDT by marc costanzo
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To: Victoria_R

I'm looking forward to Season Two of the new Battlestar Gallactica coming out on DVD. It'll be on my Christmas list.


451 posted on 08/03/2006 10:55:42 AM PDT by Ciexyz (Leaning on the everlasting arms.)
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