Post by Blade Runner on Nov 23, 2004 19:27:52 GMT -5
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA FLIRTS WITH CANCELLATION
While old-school Battlestar Galactrica purists continue to complain about changes made to their beloved show, like actors who can act, plots that make sense, and special effects that don't resemble a night on the town in Benidorm circa 1979, series producer Ronald D. Moore admits that he expects the show to be canceled any day now.
"We've made some pretty serious mistakes," he explained to Tachyon TV. "We forgot to pander to the studio heads, we didn't talk down to the audience, and we didn't bother with the Boxy plot at all. That was the suits' favourite bit in the pilot, by the way. We even upset the fans when we turned Captain Apollo into a big girl. We're screwed."
James Edward Olmos who plays Captain Adama (a hermaphrodite cross dresser in the new series) remains upbeat. "I'll just keep describing the series as nuts and hope nobody notices," he growled.
www.tachyon-tv.co.uk/index2.htm
Then the penny dropped
While old-school Battlestar Galactrica purists continue to complain about changes made to their beloved show, like actors who can act, plots that make sense, and special effects that don't resemble a night on the town in Benidorm circa 1979, series producer Ronald D. Moore admits that he expects the show to be canceled any day now.
"We've made some pretty serious mistakes," he explained to Tachyon TV. "We forgot to pander to the studio heads, we didn't talk down to the audience, and we didn't bother with the Boxy plot at all. That was the suits' favourite bit in the pilot, by the way. We even upset the fans when we turned Captain Apollo into a big girl. We're screwed."
James Edward Olmos who plays Captain Adama (a hermaphrodite cross dresser in the new series) remains upbeat. "I'll just keep describing the series as nuts and hope nobody notices," he growled.
www.tachyon-tv.co.uk/index2.htm
Then the penny dropped
