From: traRvEskyMOVE@hotmail.com   
      
   Your Name wrote:   
   >   
   > In article <5212-5181847F-223@storefull-3112.bay.webtv.net>,   
   > BillV2320@webtv.net (J.R.R. Bob Dobbs EPV) wrote:   
   > > YourName@YourISP.com (Your Name)   
   > > >   
   > > > There are already novels for Ron Moore's so-called "Battlestar   
   > > > Galactica", but I have absolutely zero interest in his garbagised   
   > > > version, so I have no idea whether they're new stories or just   
   > > > novelisations of the TV episodes.   
   > > >   
   > > > Richard Hatch's novels were part of his plans to get his proper revival   
   > > > of the real "Battlestar Galactica" made.   
   > >   
   > > I have read all but the last of Hatch's novels and found them meandering   
   > > and inconsistent, owing to the plethora of ghost writers he had writing   
   > > them.   
   > > I admire his dogged persistance in trying to keep the classic BSG up and   
   > > running, but his novels didnt really help the cause.   
   > > It is ironic that the character he played on the 'garbagized' BSG, Tom   
   > > Zarek, ended up being shot for treason by a firing squad headed by his   
   > > 'dad', Commander [by then Admiral] Adama.   
   >   
   > Richard Hatch's problem is that he's simply not very talented, as an   
   > actor, nor as a writer, nor as a director / producer. He's a one-bit   
   > wonder who was lucky enough to be given the role of Apollo in the real   
   > "Battlestar Galactica".   
      
   Co-starred with a robot doggie. There's a real resume enhancer.   
      
   > There are other simliar one-bit wonders who also keep trying to ressurect   
   > their old shows - the actor who played Avon in the original "Blake's 7"   
   > (no also undergoing a silly reboot, as well as an Americanisation, so   
   > that'll be utter rubbish) and of course David Hasselhoff with Knight   
   > Rider.   
      
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