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| RJLCyberPunk |
  Jun 10th 2009, 8:45 PM
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Master Sergeant  Group: Members Posts: 337 Joined: July 1st 2004 From: Ponce, Puerto Rico Member No.: 5,415 Gender: Male  |
Given the success of Re-imagined franchises like NBSG, the upcming New V series and the recent Trek film, how would you take a fresh new alternate aproach on Stargate?
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| Invisible Painting |
Jun 11th 2009, 4:33 AM
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Lieutenant General  Group: Members Posts: 6,340 Joined: November 29th 2003 From: Aberystwyth, Wales. (And sometimes London) Member No.: 2,819 Gender: Male |
QUOTE(RJLCyberPunk @ Jun 11th 2009, 2:45 AM)  Given the success of Re-imagined franchises like NBSG, the upcming New V series and the recent Trek film, how would you take a fresh new alternate aproach on Stargate? To be honest....Universe looks like it may do that. Seems to be taking a lot of of a contemporary approach to storytelling and focus, being on 'survival' and double crossing ect. It may be doing just that... I'll wait and see. Although hopefully to a degree it does make it fresh take to avoid some of the bugs that were holding Atlantis down in parts. |
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| Romestar |
Jun 18th 2009, 1:22 PM
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Airman First Class  Group: Members Posts: 75 Joined: June 17th 2006 Member No.: 11,897 Gender: Male |
Stargate would be much better if it was more dramatic like BSG. In Stargate, characters only died because the actor/actress left the show. BSG does a much better job with surprises.
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| IndyJan |
Jun 18th 2009, 5:18 PM
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Lieutenant General Group: Donating Members Posts: 5,356 Joined: July 17th 2004 Member No.: 5,622 Gender: Female |
QUOTE(Romestar @ Jun 18th 2009, 1:22 PM) Stargate would be much better if it was more dramatic like BSG. In Stargate, characters only died because the actor/actress left the show. BSG does a much better job with surprises. You don't think that Janet Frasier's death on SG1 and Beckett's death on SGA were dramatic? Both were very beloved characters for each show and thoroughly missed by the fans. They realized their mistake with Beckett and tried to bring him back but it wasn't the same. In Weir's case on SGA, the stupid writers are the ones that messed up with her demise. They screwed her up, and ended up paying the price for her not wanting to return. I will agree that BSG is more dramatic, but not for the deaths of a character. |
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| Invisible Painting |
Jun 18th 2009, 6:25 PM
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Lieutenant General Group: Members Posts: 6,340 Joined: November 29th 2003 From: Aberystwyth, Wales. (And sometimes London) Member No.: 2,819 Gender: Male |
QUOTE(IndyJan @ Jun 18th 2009, 11:18 PM) You don't think that Janet Frasier's death on SG1 and Beckett's death on SGA were dramatic? Both were very beloved characters for each show and thoroughly missed by the fans. They realized their mistake with Beckett and tried to bring him back but it wasn't the same. In Weir's case on SGA, the stupid writers are the ones that messed up with her demise. They screwed her up, and ended up paying the price for her not wanting to return. I will agree that BSG is more dramatic, but not for the deaths of a character. No...BSG is more dramatic in terms of character exits. It's just Stargate is more controvercial, because more often then not. It isn't something that should happen, or fits. While it pretty much always did on BSG. |
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| IndyJan |
Jun 19th 2009, 1:31 AM
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Lieutenant General Group: Donating Members Posts: 5,356 Joined: July 17th 2004 Member No.: 5,622 Gender: Female |
QUOTE(Invisible Painting @ Jun 18th 2009, 6:25 PM) No...BSG is more dramatic in terms of character exits. It's just Stargate is more controvercial, because more often then not. It isn't something that should happen, or fits. While it pretty much always did on BSG. I'll agree that it doesn't fit on SG, but does for BSG, but I totally disagree that it isn't dramatic. In both cases that I specified, Beckett and Frasier, they were dramatic and unexpected. They both had powerful effects. I will agree about Weir though. That was very controversial. |
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| Jessykity |
Jul 26th 2009, 8:14 AM
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Civilian  Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: July 21st 2009 Member No.: 31,620 Gender: Not Telling |
thanks!Both were very beloved characters for each show and thoroughly missed by the fans.
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