To: red-dawg
It was good entertainment, sure! But the obsession, the naive, liberal utopianism, the concern with current trends, the feminisms, the "racisms", and a kind of lack of humanistic perspective rising above the headlines of the day was what turned me off! It was often transparently propagandistic. I thought the potential was in the end wasted.
To: Revolting cat!
I agree, Revolting cat.
But I enjoyed the mind candy while it lasted.
To: Revolting cat!
All I can say is that I tolerated the liberal "slant" for the sake of a good science fiction, entertaining show. I am not always using my conservative filter in search of a good flick. I also liked
2001: A Space Odyssey. But my favorite movies are good old kick butt war movies.
35 posted on
12/10/2002 8:32:05 PM PST by
red-dawg
To: Revolting cat!
thought the potential was in the end wasted. Agree. I much prefered the capitalist alternative Babylon-5, where political deceit, corruption and murder were still part of the social fabric, because liberal fascism was *not* assumed to be the inevitible natural order of government.
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