Off Topic: Stargate: Atlantis/SG-1 Premiere Reviews @ GENRE ONLINE.NET!

Here are my reviews for the eighth season premiere of "Stargate: SG-1" and the
series premiere of "Stargate Atlantis" at GENRE ONLINE.NET:

Stargate: SG-1: Eighth Season Premiere: "New Order":
http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...er_Sci_Fi.html

Stargate: Atlantis: Series Premiere: "Rising":
http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...ere_SciFi.html

Please drop by and visit... Thank you.

GENRE ONLINE.NET: The Web Resource For Home Video Entertainment & More
http://www.genreonline.net
Mark A. Rivera - Writer/Reviewer/Editor/Webmaster

Writer R5

"Writer R5" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Here are my reviews for the eighth season premiere of "Stargate: SG-1" and
the
> series premiere of "Stargate Atlantis" at GENRE ONLINE.NET:
>
> Stargate: SG-1: Eighth Season Premiere: "New Order":
> http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...er_Sci_Fi.html
>
> Stargate: Atlantis: Series Premiere: "Rising":
> http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...ere_SciFi.html
>
> Please drop by and visit... Thank you.
>
> GENRE ONLINE.NET: The Web Resource For Home Video Entertainment & More
> http://www.genreonline.net
> Mark A. Rivera - Writer/Reviewer/Editor/Webmaster
>

Damn you.... Damn you to hell.

How I wish I could get a hold of one of those to watch new Stargate... You
are now held in a position of envy by me.

Seriously, how'd you score them?

Ant

Ant

"Ant" <> writes:
> "Writer R5" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Here are my reviews for the eighth season premiere of "Stargate: SG-1" and
> the
>> series premiere of "Stargate Atlantis" at GENRE ONLINE.NET:
>>
>> Stargate: SG-1: Eighth Season Premiere: "New Order":
>> http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...er_Sci_Fi.html
>>
>> Stargate: Atlantis: Series Premiere: "Rising":
>> http://www.genreonline.net/Stargate_...ere_SciFi.html
>>
>> Please drop by and visit... Thank you.
>>
>> GENRE ONLINE.NET: The Web Resource For Home Video Entertainment & More
>> http://www.genreonline.net
>> Mark A. Rivera - Writer/Reviewer/Editor/Webmaster
>>
>
> Damn you.... Damn you to hell.
>
> How I wish I could get a hold of one of those to watch new Stargate... You
> are now held in a position of envy by me.
>
> Seriously, how'd you score them?

You'll see them next month like everyone else will. Or you can
download the bittorrent and watch it that way.

--
Forte International, P.O. Box 1412, Ridgecrest, CA 93556-1412
Ronald Cole <> Phone: (760) 499-9142
President, CEO Fax: (760) 499-9152
My GPG fingerprint: C3AF 4BE9 BEA6 F1C2 B084 4A88 8851 E6C8 69E3 B00B

Ronald Cole

>Seriously, how'd you score them?
>
>Ant
>

They just sent them to me. I review TV shows too and I've been covering
Stargate since SCI FI first acquired it. I think this eigth season shows
promise too. I'd love to see it go on longer as well as long as the writers can
keep it interesting.
GENRE ONLINE.NET: The Web Resource For Home Video Entertainment & More
http://www.genreonline.net
Mark A. Rivera - Writer/Reviewer/Editor/Webmaster

Writer R5

Writer R5, says...
> They just sent them to me. I review TV shows too and I've been covering
> Stargate since SCI FI first acquired it. I think this eigth season shows
> promise too. I'd love to see it go on longer as well as long as the writers can
> keep it interesting.

It's possibly the most underrated Sci-fi show on TV. I wish more sci-fi
shows were able to keep the quality up the way SG-1 does. I'll take the
worst Stargate SG-1 episode over any Enterprise episode. The writers are
so much better. And they don't have to resort to large-chested women in
their underwear rubbing "decontamination cream" on themselves to keep
viewers tuned in.

Mark Spatny

My personal favorite is Babylon 5. I find it ironic that series creator J.
Michael Straczynski pitched a series to Paramount that will take place in the
Star Trek Universe and Rick Berman is developing a non-Trek TV series. Just ten
years ago the folks behind Star Trek smugly remarked that "We're not worried"
regarding Babylon 5. Now I love Star Trek in all it's incarnations and I want
to see Enterprise live long and prosper, but I really think Trek needs some new
creative blood. The Xindi story arc was too little too late and I can't say how
many times I felt they dropped the ball on Voyager. Well, we'll see.
GENRE ONLINE.NET: The Web Resource For Home Video Entertainment & More
http://www.genreonline.net
Mark A. Rivera - Writer/Reviewer/Editor/Webmaster

Writer R5

Mark Spatny <> wrote:

> It's possibly the most underrated Sci-fi show on TV. I wish
> more sci-fi shows were able to keep the quality up the way
> SG-1 does. I'll take the worst Stargate SG-1 episode over
> any Enterprise episode. The writers are so much better. And
> they don't have to resort to large-chested women in their
> underwear rubbing "decontamination cream" on themselves to
> keep viewers tuned in.

Although the show has guest-starred (and will again this year)
a woman who is best known for being in her underwear and
rubbing decontamination cream on herself.

-- jayembee

jayembee

jayembee wrote:

> Mark Spatny <> wrote:
>
>
>>It's possibly the most underrated Sci-fi show on TV. I wish
>>more sci-fi shows were able to keep the quality up the way
>>SG-1 does. I'll take the worst Stargate SG-1 episode over
>>any Enterprise episode. The writers are so much better. And
>>they don't have to resort to large-chested women in their
>>underwear rubbing "decontamination cream" on themselves to
>>keep viewers tuned in.
>
>
> Although the show has guest-starred (and will again this year)
> a woman who is best known for being in her underwear and
> rubbing decontamination cream on herself.
>
OK, Jerry, my wife is the fan of SG-1 in this house and I don't want to
ask HER who you're referring to, so please give this
not-very-often-watching SG-1 curiosity seeker a hint.

dick

Dick Sidbury

Dick Sidbury <> wrote:

> jayembee wrote:
>
>> Mark Spatny <> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> It's possibly the most underrated Sci-fi show on TV. I wish
>>> more sci-fi shows were able to keep the quality up the way
>>> SG-1 does. I'll take the worst Stargate SG-1 episode over
>>> any Enterprise episode. The writers are so much better. And
>>> they don't have to resort to large-chested women in their
>>> underwear rubbing "decontamination cream" on themselves to
>>> keep viewers tuned in.
>>
>>
>> Although the show has guest-starred (and will again this
>> year) a woman who is best known for being in her underwear
>> and rubbing decontamination cream on herself.
>>
> OK, Jerry, my wife is the fan of SG-1 in this house and I
> don't want to ask HER who you're referring to, so please give
> this not-very-often-watching SG-1 curiosity seeker a hint.

Mark was referring to the infamous scene in the pilot episode
of ENTERPRISE where T'Pol and one of the other crewmembers --
can't remember which one -- rubbed decom gel on each other.

(They may have done it since then, but I haven't watched that
show since the third episode.)

Anyway, Jolene Blalock, who plays T'Pol, was a guest-star on
an SG-1 episode last season, and she's due for a reappearance
sometime this season.

-- jayembee

jayembee

Writer R5, says...
> My personal favorite is Babylon 5.

Agreed, but I was discussing shows still on the air. I have been
watching the series through on DVD again. When B5 went to cable, I never
saw the last season because I only had off-the-air TV. So I am finally
catching up. I'm down to the last episode, which I am waiting to watch
this weekend when I can see it undisturbed by outside interruptions.

Mark Spatny