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Post by koenigrules on Jan 1, 2005 13:35:25 GMT -5
Just wondering if the Sci-Fi Channel is the only one that ever did 3 back-to-back sci-fi shows in a row on one night: namely, the two SGs and BSG on Friday night.
Actually, there will be 4 sci-fi shows as Andromeda starts up with new adventures this coming Friday.
This might be an all-time first in sci-fi tv programming, guys.
KR
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Post by mjm800 on Jan 1, 2005 13:41:32 GMT -5
I read somewhere that if Sci-Fi did not start being Sci-Fi that it would soon find views leaving it for Spike and Stars Extreme, which tend to show a lot of Sci-Fi. Perhaps this is their answer to the critics who say they are not showing enough Sci-Fi, regardless from 8-11 on Friday night I see no reason to change the channel.
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Post by mattw65 on Jan 3, 2005 4:44:23 GMT -5
Just wondering if the Sci-Fi Channel is the only one that ever did 3 back-to-back sci-fi shows in a row on one night: namely, the two SGs and BSG on Friday night. Actually, there will be 4 sci-fi shows as Andromeda starts up with new adventures this coming Friday. This might be an all-time first in sci-fi tv programming, guys. KR Do you mean new shows or r-runs? And I've got to ask which season of Andromeda will they be showing? |
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Post by koenigrules on Jan 3, 2005 8:19:27 GMT -5
New shows. And Season 5 continues on Andromeda this Friday.
KR
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Post by Einstien on Jan 4, 2005 15:16:32 GMT -5
Just wondering if the Sci-Fi Channel is the only one that ever did 3 back-to-back sci-fi shows in a row. pogramming, guys. KR The Scifi Channel has been doing over 3 different shows on Friday nights for years. Spike has a 5 hour block of Seven Days, ST: TNG & ST: DS9 for about a year, but that is really 3 shows. For a short time Showtime had three scifi show on Friday night. |
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Post by koenigrules on Jan 4, 2005 16:01:41 GMT -5
But they have not all been sci-fi.
Let's see- there was Poltergeist: Legacy inserted with Farscape. Plus they had some other horror shows inserted with fantasy ones. I also recall Black Scorpion & The Adventures of Jules Verne too. Those would hardly be sci-fi. Fantastic yes- but not sci-fi.
I don't think Sci-Fi has had 3 back-to-back real sci-fi shows on, ever. And if you now count Andromeda: four!
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Post by Einstien on Jan 4, 2005 19:42:04 GMT -5
But they have not all been sci-fi. I don't think Sci-Fi has had 3 back-to-back real sci-fi shows on, ever. And if you now count Andromeda: four! KR Odd programming for a channel named The Scifi Channel. Only one night with 3 science fiction shows, is nothing to write home about. If the people behind horror.com and over at Viacom make good on plans to bring out a Horror Channel and a new science fiction channel, programming could get competitive, and better. |
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Post by koenigrules on Jan 4, 2005 20:13:31 GMT -5
Not much better than this!!! ;D
KR
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