>Dillon Pyron wrote:
>
>> Thus spake Lynn McGuire <
l...@winsim.com> :
>>
>>>On 10/6/2011 9:18 PM, Dillon Pyron wrote:
>>>> Now this is a show that SyFy should have been making. It's exactly
>>>> right for the network
>>>>
>>>> Good premise. Crap writing. Crap acting. Crappy crap crap effects.
>>>>
>>>> We watched episode one, might pull #2 off of on demand but I doubt it
>>>> will go beyond that. We never saw Playboy Club, but that couldn't
>>>> have been much worse than this. At least it was hard to through the
>>>> episodes in the air and do a "pick& choose" in re broadcast order.
>>>
>>>I thought it was excellent.
>>>
>>>Lynn
>>
>> The first episode seemed pretty bad, but they've grown on me. But
>> we're catching them in bursts through on demand since we now have
>> wierd assed work schedules. But hey, it pays for the cable.
>
>It's ok. It's much more a human conflict story than a story of survival
>in 75 Million BC. Not everyone is whom they seem to be, and the colony
>is an interesting starting locale, but since they're not doing big
>exploration type episodes, the human conflict gets magnified.
>
>jerry
There are three kinds of fiction. Man vs man, man vs nature and man
vs himself. Once you get past that it's all just throwing words on
paper. This from my creative writing prof in college.
My oh my she could write. Taught me well enough to have published a