Yeah, most of what's on SciFi is crap, but I can't miss my Stargate SG-1. I never saw any of the old BG features, so I've nothing to base a comparison on, but I actually enjoyed this mini series. There were corny moments, but I'll live.
CNN you say...checked the article. Ok, I see where you got that impression. It's both true and false. One of the final scenes is a funeral service held for the fighter pilots killed in battle trying to buy some time for the civilian ships to jump "beyond the redline." (<-could someone explain that to me? I know it's beyond explored space, but is there any other info about it that I'm missing?) Adama steps forward and gives a rousing speech to the attendants and says that only high-level commanding officers hold information about the location of the mythical 13th colony of Earth. Later, the President visits Adama in his quarters and calls his bluff. Neither of them believe in Earth's existance, but Adama was trying to give hope to the hopeless the best way he could think of. Obviously, if this latest remake is continued, they'll be whistling a different tune over time.
CNN you say...checked the article. Ok, I see where you got that impression. It's both true and false. One of the final scenes is a funeral service held for the fighter pilots killed in battle trying to buy some time for the civilian ships to jump "beyond the redline." (<-could someone explain that to me? I know it's beyond explored space, but is there any other info about it that I'm missing?) Adama steps forward and gives a rousing speech to the attendants and says that only high-level commanding officers hold information about the location of the mythical 13th colony of Earth. Later, the President visits Adama in his quarters and calls his bluff. Neither of them believe in Earth's existance, but Adama was trying to give hope to the hopeless the best way he could think of. Obviously, if this latest remake is continued, they'll be whistling a different tune over time.
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