Worst Sci Fi Ever

[Verto]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Star Trek isn't about storyline. Star Trek is about Kirk, Spock and McCoy.

Final Frontier FtD!

[Impaler[WrG]]

Verto: ovbiously on some strong vulcan crack, retining only enough sanity to rate TOS at the top.

GePap: Right on the money as usual, though I personaly think TNG and TOS are excelent "utopian" Trek if thats what you like. DS9 is loved/hated for being dystopian trek and gets extra points for this boldness.

Geronimo: were not discusing the worst sit-coms ever (if we had you might argualy be correct)

DRoseDARs & Edan: I found that episode terrible for its horendisly stupid chariturization of evolution as a processed "destined" to turn us into Fish. Anyone with the first shred of understanding of evolution knows its an undirected goal-less process.

Asher: also off his rocker

Lonestar's Original question:

Movie: didn't see DOOM so as much as I am shure it sucked (that might be why I didn't see it). I must go with Nemisis

TV: lets just lump Voyager and Enterprise into a "Terrible Post DS9/First Contact Trek" and hope that at some past/future point this segment of the time space continum can be riped from our universe and sealed away in some shadow zone ware it will never harm another living thing.

Book: Frank Herbert is god and All Dune Books by him are above reproatch. His incompetent moching son who wrote the Dune Prequals though is a mere mortal. His house Atraties was one of the few sci-fi books I was ever unable to finish it was so bad. The first third of the book consisted of atleast NINE totaly non interacting sub-plots being bounced between. Each bounce being about 10 pages inwhich absolutly nothing happens, it was nausea inducing.

[Geronimo]

Originally posted by Impaler[WrG]

Geronimo: were not discusing the worst sit-coms ever (if we had you might argualy be correct)

I hate sci fi sit-coms even worse than any other form of sci fi produced by minds demonstrating the most twisted extremes of bad taste.

[Proteus_MST]

For Star Trek-Series (and relatives):
Most of the Episodes where alien societies possess high tech, but are formed exactly like a mirror image of an ancient earth society(especially most of the wild west episodes you can find sometimes within the series).

Movies:
Star Trek X: Nemesis
The Time Machine (2001)
Planet of the apes (2001)
The Postman

[Drake Tungsten]

Book: Frank Herbert is god and All Dune Books by him are above reproatch.

Nah. Have to disagree with Lonestar on Dune Messiah though.

[LDiCesare]

Duh. Plan Nine From Outer Space by Ed Wood. When the ET try to awaken the dead to conquer the Earth and manage to raise three of them before their flying saucers get burnt above a Hollywood model.

[Tattila the Hun]

But Plan Nine is so bad it's good.

And Enterprise was very good.

[Gibsie]

Enterprise and Nemesis were both very good, I don't know why they don't get appreciation.

How about... Waterworld? Most of the bad sci-fi I've seen I can't recall the names of.

[Donegeal]

Talk all you want about ST:Enterprize or VOY sucking... at least they have/had decent FX...

Lost in Space on the other hand, is pure crap.

"Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!"

What udder drivel.

Hell, for that matter, throw the LiS movie on the crap Sci-Fi list as well... (Although it did have a cool robot and that kick ass armor (but no bug spray ))

[Nostromo]

Johny Mnemonic, the movie, was awful, IRC.

[BeBMan]

Lost in Space.

[reds4ever]

DS9 was by far the best Star Trek...

[BeBMan]

I suspect Starship Troopers 2 is also a good candidate for worst, but I haven't seen it

[Gibsie]

ding ding ding we have a winner! ST2 was appalling.

Chronicles of Riddick was a really bad one as well.

[self biased]

but chronicles of riddick was also based on a comic book. starship troopers 2 has no basis in its source material.