I thought Caprica was exponentially better than the new BSG. Where did that get me? Six episodes, and then a big nothing.
Why have you only seen six? They made and broadcast eighteen (including the pilot movie).
Having said that, I still haven't seen the second half of the series myself. Never got round to it.
I thought Caprica was exponentially better than the new BSG. Where did that get me? Six episodes, and then a big nothing.Why have you only seen six? They made and broadcast eighteen (including the pilot movie).
Having said that, I still haven't seen the second half of the series myself. Never got round to it.
Sorry, nine episodes. And only the first nine, including the pilot, were broadcast in the U.S. I've heard the others supposedly made it to DVD, but I haven't seen them.
38. Build up and Build up and Build up to a whole mess of "That's It?" Lost and L. Ron Hubbard's Mission: Earth series and novel, Battlefield Earth (to say nothing of the Gawdawful movie adaption of the latter), I'm looking in your directions.
Poster really does not understand exactly what a neutron bomb is, and why it can't do what he thinks it does. Or more to the point, why an invading force wouldn't use such a device.11. Easy solutions to overcoming the adversity.
"The aliens' weakness is water!"27. Aliens capable of crossing interstellar distances being vulnerable to human technology...I mean really - One neutron bomb and its over for humanity.
While there may be many reasons why an invading alien force would not use such devices, there are also reasons why they would. (It would, of course, take more than one. Unless they had a reason for using one really big one for wiping out all living organisms, such as terraforming the entire planet to their own specifications.) The reasons that they would be attractive to an alien force are the same reasons that they were banned by every government.
41. This thread? ;)