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more about #davideick more comments → Bill-Lee: The only thing I liked about the pilot was the kid playing Willie Adama. He seemed very naturalistic. How come Bill Adama never mentions meeting the i... more » twophrasebark: This show makes me want to throw my TV out the window. more » CodenameV: so while they promised a "personal familiy-based show" they're also going to have big interstellar ship battles? Familiar with the expression "too ma... more » Dr Emilio Lizardo: It's good that they are not working in every detail from BSG. Otherwise it turns out like the Star Wars prequels where everything is related and it b... more » F0RCEFL0W: More colony-on-colony violence and less angsty teenage computer constructs, and we have a winner. more » se7a7n7: You had me at Space War. more » stephenthechampion: this will no doubt be good, but we know how it ends. i want vrtuality!!! more » ThisDudeRufus: Pwhew. I was worried it would basically be drug-raves interspersed with the senate scenes from episodes I and II. Hooray space fighting. more » -
#caprica
BSG Spin-Off Caprica Could Still Feature Crazy Space War
Battlestar Galactica's prequel series, Caprica, may be about the origins of the Cylon killer robots, but a lot of its storylines will deal with battles between the twelve colonies... which may actually heat up into full-on interstellar combat. Spoilers below.
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#bionicwoman
Bionic Woman's Greatest Enemy Is Apathy
Audiences would rather watch Kitchen Nightmares than sit through an hour of Jaime Sommers' domestic life. Last night's Bionic Woman pulled in just 6.5 million viewers, down from the 13.6 million who watched the series debut. It's obvious BW's particular blend of escapism and soap isn't working. But do TV audiences want more escapism, stronger characters, or both? More »
