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|    Xam to Starbugaboo    |
|    Re: I feel violated.    |
|    28 Mar 08 19:57:45    |
      From: Xam@Xam.Xam              Starbugaboo wrote:       > Xam wrote:       >> I hate to rain on the parade, but S.VII is one of my misses       >> favourites.       >> In spite of the fact that (for me) having a woman on-board sort of       >> spoils the concept a bit, I guess it gives women a character they can       >> relate to.       >>       >> Anyway, lets just imagine for a minute that S.VII/I were never made.       >> Consider these rhetorical questions. How long would it be now since       >> S.VI went to air? How big would the dwindling fan base be now? Would       >> any more than a very small hand full even remember Red Dwarf? Would       >> there even be anyone here discussing anything at all at atrd?       >>       >> IMO, this S.VII/I hate rave is just a bunch of elitist bullshit. (-:       >       > I'm not sure how it could be considered "elitist" let alone "bullshit"       > to feel that a series of a tv show isn't as good as the preceding ones.       > It's a simple opinion and it's an opinion that a lot of people share so       > there's bound to be something to it. Quite often shows go on a little       > too long and are therefore weaker in the end. The X-Files, for example,       > should have stopped a few seasons before it did. I've heard that series       > 3 of The Mighty Boosh isn't nearly as good and while that's       > disappointing, it's not a surprise... the novelty is gone. Red Dwarf had       > a pretty damn good run of good series before it went off. Honestly,       > Emohawk was the beginning of the end as far as I'm concerned. Duane       > Dibbly and Ace Rimmer made no sense in that episode and it seemed they       > were running out of fresh ideas at that point. Adding Kochanski changed       > the dynamic that made the show what it was and it felt like a       > desperation move to keep the male audience interested. Plus, I don't       > like a whiny Kryten!       >              "Elitist", because I have only ever heard hardcore fans voice this       opinion. "Bullshit", because IMO, it is.              But I do agree with all of the points you make. Especially that last       one. It's just not as bad as a lot of people make out.              My main objection to S.VIII is that I would have rather have seen 8       separate stand alone episodes.              --       I'm sorry. I must have seemed very ignorant. I hardly said anything       apart from, "geronimo."              --       Netscape>Mozilla Suite>Seamonkey       A blatant plug for the latest offering in a fine tradition.       http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/releases       Browser, Mail & Usenet, HTML Editor and IRC Client.       All in one internet application suite.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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