Comments on: Sci-Fi TV Sunday: LOST, Fringe, Stargate Universe, Smallville, Doctor Who + more

By: Lashunda Angocicco

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By: Joe_Yo_Mama

Joe_Yo_Mama — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 18:36:35 +0000

SGU is terrible. Weak writing which results in unlikeable characters, uninteresting stories, and a loss of the feeling that made the previous two SG series worth watching. I predict cancellation.

By: Tammah

Tammah — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 22:09:47 +0000

I’m erally digging SGU, I hope they keep up the good work!

By: Cafe 5

Cafe 5 — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:37:45 +0000

The current format for SGU is killing the show. The producers keep saying keep watching…just one more show..it’ll get better. Reminds me of my sisters ex-husband asking one more chance,one more chance, and one more chance to make their relationship work. It never did. How many chances does this conflicted series want to make a good impression? Decisions at least some of them should be made through the eyes of the viewers. Admit you’ve made mistakes learn from them and allow the show to get better. Standing still with an idea that isn’t working is falling behind…. maybe too far to ever catch up.

By: Bren

Bren — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:49:48 +0000

While I don’t have strong feelings on the new Daleks, I hope they tone down the camp element of them.

After seeing the preview in the (bland and undramatic) Starship Brittain episode, I couldn’t wait for the space battle in the following episode.

I was bitterly dissapointed – the effects were stunning, but the concept was nonsensical and rushed.

- A suicidal one-handed scottish android outfitted 3 spitfires with atmospheric shields and laser cannons in under 5 minutes?

Ooookay… I guess I can buy that…

- 3 pre-rocket age brittish pilots become the first known (to them) humans in space and react as if they’re just mowing the grass or something?

Hmmm…

- Said Spitfires are controllable in space and handle exactly as they would in an atmosphere?

Come on. I call bullshit on the whole thing. I know Doctor Who is all about not taking it’s sci-fi seriously and dabbling in the unlikely and contrived, but that was plainly absurd. The battle needed more set up.

After the frankly amazing season premiere, I had much higher expectations than these two episodes have met. Here’s hoping the standard improves.

By: Desstruxion

Desstruxion — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:16:28 +0000

I’m with you trekman dave on the crack in time theory. I think it’s allowing alternate realities to blend into each other. I just hope they don’t tie it in with the void and drag Rose back into future story lines. I also don’t like the new daleks very much. It seems they took a classic car and refitted it with plastic bumpers and a lot of fiberglass. I say if it aint broke don’t fix it.

By: trekman dave

trekman dave — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 12:40:08 +0000

“I am curious though to see what others think might be up with Amy Pond. Is she from another reality? Does she have amnesia for some reason? Why doesn’t she remember the Daleks in her time? Does anyone from that time? Has future history been changed? So many questions. Will have to be patient.”

I think it is too do with that silly tear from the pilot ep and was seen in the second on USS Britton or whatever that ship was called. A Tear through time is bleeding the memory of key events, which will overthrow the doctor in the last two episodes… thats just my though from what I have seen anyway. PS I think that ep 1 was good, 2 was kiddy and 3 (dalek ep) was very poor

By: Desstruxion

Desstruxion — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 02:36:06 +0000

Victory Of the Daleks was somewhat awkward. Smith seemed out of place as the Doctor in this one. The first two episodes were outstanding however. I’m gonna keep watching. Been a fan since the Tom Baker era. Gotta have my Who. I am curious though to see what others think might be up with Amy Pond. Is she from another reality? Does she have amnesia for some reason? Why doesn’t she remember the Daleks in her time? Does anyone from that time? Has future history been changed? So many questions. Will have to be patient.

By: epr

epr — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:44:49 +0000

Wow, Victory of the Daleks!
I used to like Mark Gatiss as a writer and performer, but………….. Spitfires in space?………………… ‘Broadsword calling Danny Boy’?…………………. and Moffat like a kid caried away with more power than sense in this instant; we’ve got a new doctor, a new tardis what else can we change, oh…..the daleks, great, now they look plastic and the original design ruined (in my and all colleagues oppinions a similar fate to that of the USS Enterpise in the new film). I thought the premise of the story was good, but just over the top, I guess without Russel T Davies keeping an eye on things its going to degenerate and cardboard sets will return in the form of weak storylines (maybe a new war cry for the new Daleks? The doctor wil be destroyed ….DEGENERATE!!!)

By: Matthew Burns

Matthew Burns — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 19:27:06 +0000

I tried to have a look at the new series of V last week, however I felt disappointed with the whole thing. It felt corny, cheesy and the acting wasn’t great in places. I don’t think I’ll be returning to that series anytime soon and I am sure it’ll be cancelled before long because, well, the series isn’t very good.

LOST is getting a better after a couple of slightly disappointing episodes. I’m not sure what to say about the 6th Season, although the 5th was more consistant in terms of entertainment.
At times I have become a little withdrawn from the drama, which is unusual for LOST and myself because on the whole I love the series. As I said the season is getting better now and I think the Black Man vs Jacob storyline is becoming interesting, plenty of twists to come I think!

Hopefully the final few episodes will bookend this series with a bang! I’m looking forward!