They have to make room for more wrestling you know. Because it's soo much more SciFi (sorry Sif Fee) than SG. I wonder if the writers had time to even make something of an ending since they probably wont get any other chance to finish the story unless they just release what they had planned to gateworld.
They have to make room for more wrestling you know. Because it's soo much more SciFi (sorry Sif Fee) than SG.Kurushio
Yeah, I doubt I'll ever tune into the network once this series wraps.
I wonder if the writers had time to even make something of an ending since they probably wont get any other chance to finish the story unless they just release what they had planned to gateworld.Kurushio
I think that they had wrapped filming when they found out and only FX works was being done, so nope, looks like we are getting the ending that was built on the assumption of getting 3 more seasons.
The only show I watch on SyFy now is Being Human. It's not my usual cup of tea, but it's not awful. Occasionally my wife likes to watch Face Off, but it's not a regular show for us.
Science fiction in general seems to be becoming more of a niche market every year. There are fewer and fewer science fiction shows out there and even of those there aren't that many that are that great.
[QUOTE="Kurushio"]They have to make room for more wrestling you know. Because it's soo much more SciFi (sorry Sif Fee) than SG.xaos
Yeah, I doubt I'll ever tune into the network once this series wraps.
I wonder if the writers had time to even make something of an ending since they probably wont get any other chance to finish the story unless they just release what they had planned to gateworld.Kurushio
I think that they had wrapped filming when they found out and only FX works was being done, so nope, looks like we are getting the ending that was built on the assumption of getting 3 more seasons.
I'm kinda glad, if MGM ever gets their act together maybe somewhere donw the line we can get a direct to DVD sequel that wraps it up properly, or they'll shop it around and get some other station to pick it up (hey, I can dream). Sad, Sci-Fi used to be the network where you could always air your shows if they failed in bigger time slots on bigger stations, now I guess there's no room left for the little guy.
Sci-Fi's on its way out because people don't appreciate intelligent TV anymore. Reality, cop shows, and horrible comedies are all the rage; anything good has to skirt the bounds of cancellation after each run of episodes airs.
Well besides SyFy Fox is a pretty crappy channel too. They killed FireFly, John Doe, and now i hear that the Good Guys is gone as well not to mention they tried to kill off Futurama and Family Guy and they keep adding more and more dumb shows or reality shows. I dont need American Idol 3x a week or another dumb CSI. They may even cancel Human Target and Lie To Me which i both really like and would hate to be canceled.
Atleast the writers left Human Target with something of an ending. Though i do wish they could go back to the original theme or slightly redo the current theme song.
I'm considering getting the final episodes off of PSN or iTunes or something, just to go ahead and cut SyFy out of my viewing habits now rather than later.
I'm considering getting the final episodes off of PSN or iTunes or something, just to go ahead and cut SyFy out of my viewing habits now rather than later.xaos
I'm considering getting the final episodes off of PSN or iTunes or something, just to go ahead and cut SyFy out of my viewing habits now rather than later.xaos
I've been watching on YouTube for a while now. I used to watch on Hulu, but when they moved the delay after the air date to like a full month I just said **** it, I'm going to watch this commercial free and immediately after it airs.
I have to do the same thing with V now. How stupid do the networks think people are? I think i may even do the same with Smallville if i miss an episode. Sure CW puts it up on thier site a few days later but the commercials are as long as TV and it plays the Nikita atleast twice each time. Then one time after the last commercial break the video crashed and it took 10 min to get to my place because i had to watch the commercials over again.
A few days I can stand, I actually feel a little bit bad about not supporting shows that I like, especially when they go off the air like SGU. A lot of these whos, especially cable ones, are just pushing back the date later and later. I can tell you what they're thinking, they're thinking if they do that it will get people to either buy cable or download the shows for a cost. Even if the profit they gain from that is marginal, though, they're going to do it anyways because it fits their mentality. I just got sick of it, though. Sons of Anarchy, for example, they pushed the date for Hulu broadcast to more than a month. They just kept pushing it back and back, and then finally decided to instead release most of the season at once like two and a half months after the second episode was released. Maybe that has something to do with bad ratings, I dunno.
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