SeaQuest DSV episode

RONALD DAILEY

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Dec 25, 1993, 10:54:00 PM12/25/93

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Remember "BattleStar Galactica?" SeaQuest probably won't have enough
episodes to join that series on the Sci-Fi Channel. However, it's kind
of an undersea clone of BG.

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Christian Mohn

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Dec 25, 1993, 6:33:00 AM12/25/93

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Dean Adams wrote:

> The whole thing was pretty stupid. Just what I expected from seacrust

Are you talking about SEAQUEST DSV? Since i live in Norway, I am not able to
pick this series up here, and I have a couple of questions about it. hope
you can help.

Are the special effects as good as they are hyped up to be? And is there a
real story, or just thee effects?

All I know about the program is the stuff I have been reading in a couple of
Amiga magazines here in Europe. All the special effects have been generated
on an Amiga, and I was just wondering if they really was the fantastic,

-Christian
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toyboy

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Dec 26, 1993, 9:34:39 PM12/26/93

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RONALD DAILEY (ronald...@graphicsbbs.com) wrote:

: JB| From: Jason_...@fcircus.sat.tx.us (Jason Burrell)

: Remember "BattleStar Galactica?" SeaQuest probably won't have enough
: episodes to join that series on the Sci-Fi Channel. However, it's kind
: of an undersea clone of BG.

Actually, it has a minimum length of one complete year.

I disagree that it is an undersea clone of Battle Star Galactica. There
is no one chasing them and they are not trying to find a home. It is more
along the lines of an underwater Star Trek.

Personally, I like and watch SeaQuest. Should it leave the air, I will
miss it. I watch little TV and this is one of the few shows I watch on
regular basis (e.g. 60 minutes, Murder She Wrote (taped), David Letterman,
ST:TNG, DS9, and Highlander).

TB (toyboy - Its my wife's nickname for me.)

Mike Marion

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Dec 27, 1993, 5:36:11 PM12/27/93

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In <2flhjv$g...@inca.gate.net> toy...@inca.gate.net (toyboy) writes:

>Personally, I like and watch SeaQuest. Should it leave the air, I will
>miss it. I watch little TV and this is one of the few shows I watch on
>regular basis (e.g. 60 minutes, Murder She Wrote (taped), David Letterman,
>ST:TNG, DS9, and Highlander).

Hey, anther person who likes Highlander. Noone I know around here (San Diego,
Likes to watch it (but then again it is on at 12:30am Sunday/Monday night).
Is it just me or did they seem to just blow off Highlander 2 (boy that
sucked)?
BTW, I missed the one where Tessa left(died?) and they found out that Richie
is also Immortal, since they're in reruns and the one that just aired last
night was about the Immortal that had two personalities, do you know if the
other episode might come on again soon (it's rerunning now)?

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ED HATHAWAY

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Dec 29, 1993, 2:00:00 AM12/29/93

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TO>I disagree that it is an undersea clone of Battle Star Galactica. There
TO>is no one chasing them and they are not trying to find a home. It is more
TO>along the lines of an underwater Star Trek.

There was a show just like DSV, it was called "Voyage to the bottom of
the Sea". Granted, The crew of DSV don't fight off Aliens and
Sea-Monsters every episode. But you never know....

TO>regular basis (e.g. 60 minutes, Murder She Wrote (taped), David Letterman,
TO>ST:TNG, DS9, and Highlander).

What about the X-Files? :)

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