languatron
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Life could be this beautiful without NBC-TV in it.
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When you have EGOS as big as Ronald D. Moore's and David Eick's, the CRAPPY ASS TELEVISION SERIES you are making will never be short on SELF LOVE!! Moore and Eick FAWN all over the CRAP they are making as if it is an episode of PBS's "I Claudius." Listening to David Eick's MORE COLORFUL REMARKS in some of his on-line interviews, I am utterly convinced that the longevity of CRAP TELEVISION is assured. This guy has about as much finesse in the producing of genre programming for the Sci-Fi Channel, as a wrecking ball does demolishing a condemned apartment building. David Eick equates his IGNORANCE of such issues as Greek mythology and the entire format of the 1978 "Galactica" series as some kind of VIRTUE. This IGNORANT LEAP OF FAITH sure as hell hasn't made David Eick a better television producer, but it sure as hell has made him an ASS-HOLE in the eyes of many intelligent viewers who have watched helplessly as David Eick has been one of the many CRAPPY ASS PRODUCERS supplying programming to the Sci-Fi Channel.
David Eick KNEW NOTHING of Greek mythology while he was producing "Hercules" and "Xena." KNOWS NOTHING of the 1978 television series "Battlestar Galactica" while he is producing some HALF BAKED KNOCK-OFF using the same title, and his boss Bonnie Hammer KNOWS NOTHING about Science Fiction programming, the genre itself, and "Battlestar Galactica." No doubt about it, the CRAP TELEVISION being produced for Sci-Fi Channel has a safe and assured future over the airwaves. The Sci-Fi Channel wouldn't be any worse off if Pia Zadora were its programming chief, and Aaron Spelling was producing programming for it.
On the SLIME METER, David Eick ranks right up there with Ronald D. Moore. Since moore and Eick have exhausted all of their CHEAP ASS PUBLICITY STUNTS in trying to attract viewers to "GINO", it ultimately came down to Sci-Fi Channel having to pull the "GINO" reruns from its schedule due to LOW RATINGS. Ronald D. Moore and David Eick are traveling carnival CHARLATANS who finally ran out of card tricks, magic beans up their sleeves, and SWORD SWALLOWING GIMMICKS in trying to attract viewers to "GINO." It ultimately came down to Moore and Eick having to deliver something worthy of the time of fussy television viewers, and they both FAILED DELIGHTFULLY.
The cancellation of "GINO" will not only be a BLESSING for fans of the 1978 "Battlestar Galactica" series, it will also be a blessing for television viewers who will no longer have to endure the ordeal of Ronald D. Moore and David Eick being employed in the television industry.   
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