languatron
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Life could be this beautiful without NBC-TV in it.
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Steven Spielberg would never hire them. Neither would Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, George Lucas, Sam Raimi, Bryan Singer, or Tom DeSanto; due to a staggering lack of talent. They are the dirty little piles of horse manure on the soles of Hollywood's reputation. THEY ARE THE "STAR TREK" STAFF WRITERS.
Notorious for disrespecting the source material of what they work on, notorious for falling back on the lazy habits of recycling old ideas instead of coming up with fresh ideas, and notorious for PAGIARIZING every former Science Ficton tv production ever made, the "Star Trek" staff writers have set progress back a good 20 years in innovative Science Fiction programming.
With nowhere else to go, all of the former "Star Trek" staff writers migrated to Sci-Fi Channel like a herd of buffalo in heat. With Bonnie Hammer on her never ending quest of ravaging all of televised Science Fiction, she always hires the best people to do the job.
The laziness of "Star Trek" staff writers knows no bounds. Regardless of what project they are working on, ("Star Trek" or not); the "Star Trek" staff writers will fill the project with the inevitable "Star Trek" cliches burned into their craniums. Temporal anomolies, time travel, evil aliens taking over spaceships, phaser banks, political upheavels on alien worlds, etc.
Former "Star Trek" staff writer Ronald d. Moore got his mini series rolling with the mother of all "Star Trek" cliches:
"THE NUMERICALLY DESIGNATED FEMALE IN PROVOCATIVE CLOTHING"
It never really works, but the "Star Trek" staff writers are too damn lazy to change their ways. It also didn't matter to Ronald D. Moore that his mini series was not supposed to be "Star Trek." He forged ahead anyway, never forgetting the LAZY SCRIPTWRITING TECHNIQUES burned into his cranium by Rick Berman.
With all of these former "Star Trek" staff writers now under one roof at Sci-Fi Channel, it is fairly obvious that they will be giving Ron Moore free assistance here and there in the production of his 13 episode series. Assistance that will damage the "Galactica" brand name even more and turn the 13 episode series into "Star Trek" even more. Ronald D. Moore on his own warped the "Galactica" brand name into 75 % "Star Trek." Give Ron Moore and his buddies just a little bit more time, and Moore's 13 episode series will be filled to the brim with "Starships", "Phaser Banks", "Temporal Anomalies", "Time Travel", "Political Upheaval On ALien Worlds", and "Aliens Taking Over Spaceships."
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