Why is SciFi so pussified these days?
7 Answers to "Why is SciFi so pussified these days?"
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Good question! It is all so boring and done to death! I miss it.
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Exactly. Star Trek & The Twilight Zone (the originals), The Outer Limits, Dr. Who (original)....action, adventure, babes---and just like baseball there is not crying in Science Fiction, or hand wringing, or long useless conversations about feelings...please. Next James Bond will be a woman--he's already gay.Like (1)
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I guess we are Sci Fi purists.
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Dr. Who
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Look up the lists of sci-fi writers on line, esp the high achievers, and you'll discover there's plenty of innovation still occurring.
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Your left wing liberals are taking over the tube.
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I hope you are using 'your' in the editorial sense, because this is certainly nothing to do with me.....I HATE IT.
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Yes, I don't think I was referring to you.
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It's cheaper to produce those crap reality shows than to produce or even lease actual dramas. Plus they have that fear of black-and-white, which eliminates a lot of the material they used to broadcast late at night. They're about as much Sci-Fi these days as A&E is either artistic or entertaining.
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Yes, I have notice many many many TV productions that now use the 'vacuous and endless dialogue + shot all the same room' formula. SciFi, SitComs, Reality, whatever....I HATE IT SO MUCH!!!!! I have had to switch to British TV where they still seem to have many great programs of every genre and old re-runs are great too.
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Have you SEEN the reimaged Battlestar Galactica? There's nothing pussified about that show.
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If you mean the one where you get to see Edward James Almos from 2 inches away and all his poc marks; the one where 60% or more of the show is people pacing around a room and nervously and endlessly discussing some event that you never actually see; and one where the cameraman apparently has ADHD--I think it's a soap opera. You could shoot most of each episode in a garage.
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Alright, then please share with us all an example of what YOU classify as good, non-pussified sci-fi.
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Posted by Blurbel May 6th, 2012 at 10:14PM
isn't it SyFy now?
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Reply by Southpaugh May 6th, 2012 at 10:16PM
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Reply by ChipmunkErnie May 6th, 2012 at 10:35PM
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