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Topic: When Sci-Fi Channel Cracked A Few Eggs, It Made Monkey Crap (Read 17 times)
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languatron
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Life could be this beautiful without NBC-TV in it.
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Yeah, this "big, bold experiment" of Ronald D. Moore's has turned out to be a steaming pile of MONKEY CRAP. The truth behind this production will never be printed:
1) That the mini series broadcast last year was met with only marginal ratings. 2) That the 13 episode series has been a ratings disappointment in England. 3) That "Bart" & "Homer" Simpson BEAT Ron Moore's "Donkey Dung" every single time in the ratings.
Yes Sir!! As a result, all of those Universal Studios executives are running around the Internet like chickens with their heads cut off trying to hit as many bulletin boards as they can, trying to MISLEAD the public into thinking this "Scrotum Sack" of a production is an unprecedented success.
I wonder whose BUTT these Universal executives are trying to protect. Bonnie Hammer's, for greenlighting this "Crap Fest" in the first place, or Ronald D. Moore's; whose first solo producing assignment has crashed faster than a 747 with its wings removed?
Not surprisingly, as the U.S. premiere date of Ron Moore's "Trekkie Star: Galactica" draws closer, Universal executives are stepping up their "Guerrilla Marketing Campaign" on the Internet (which is really an all out ASSAULT on anyone in the public domain who HATES this production, WHICH IS EVERYBODY.) Visit www.Scifi.com, and you will see the SAD CONSEQUENCES of Universal Studios/Sci-Fi Channel ABUSING THEIR INTERNET PRIVILEGES to the fullest, using NEGATIVE MODERATION to warp their "Galactica Bulletin Board" into the most unrealistic fantasy of UNDESERVING PRAISE ever showered on a NO TALENT HACK like Ronald D. Moore. Hell, if this is what it will take to SALVAGE the careers of Ronald D. Moore and Bonnie Hammer, By God, IT WILL BE DONE!!
Universal Studios/Sci-Fi Channel continues down its one way path of being the most NOTORIOUS PROVIDER OF GARBAGE TELEVISION in the entire history of broadcasting. Lord knows what Sci-Fi Channel has MUTATED into now, but it SURE AS HELL isn't a broadcast outlet for Science Fiction programming. No matter, with the EVER INCREASING FAILURES in programming Sci-Fi Channel is having, they can always count on www.Scifi.com/Scifiwire to save their butts with RIDICULOUS RATINGS CLAIMS.
Hmmmm, I wonder how many Universal executives from Stallion_Cornell's board this post will piss off. 
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