Orius
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Sorry, there's nothing hip about Mac. Same applies to "SyFy."
-- I'm a PC.
Yeah, that was my point.
And I like how Microsoft is shooting back at those ads by having kids use computers in their latest commercials.
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SciFi channel to become.. SyFy channel
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Yeah, that was my point.
And I like how Microsoft is shooting back at those ads by having kids use computers in their latest commercials.
Brown Jenkin
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Aww, come on. I think Syphi would be the perfect place for Rock of Love or A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila.
Relique du Madde
Adventurer
Aww, come on. I think Syphi would be the perfect place for Rock of Love or A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila.
I can't wait to see their on-air station name change video...Syphi: Now Transmitting.
Aww, come on. I think Syphi would be the perfect place for Rock of Love or A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila.
Ooooorrrrr...
Rocket Love- a show in which space vixens try to find true love with Flash Gordon, Commando Cody, Buck Rodgers...and, of course, Capt. Kirk and Will Ryker.
and
A Shot at Love with Turanga Leela
(Turanga Leela - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
In good news, though, they're going to be airing Primeval, an excellent little show from England. I watched it on BBC America and loved it.
D24Gamer
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I wish someone would create a classic Sci-Fi channel. Older science fiction movies, and classic sci-fi FV shows---one that doesn't focus a lot on original programming or cross genres (even old horror movies and shows would be great here). There is a need and demand for this, so why doesn't it happen?
Shows like: Classic Trek, Twilight Zone, The Invaders (old show), The Immortal (old show), etc.
Shows like: Classic Trek, Twilight Zone, The Invaders (old show), The Immortal (old show), etc.
First of all, a lot of those shows get aired late night in all kinds of channels...including SyFy and Chiller.
Secondly, that IS how Sci-Fi Network started. It got them some ratings because, at the time, there was no real competition. Nowadays, however, there is a fair amount of genre fiction on TV, both on cable and mainstream channels.
Secondly, that IS how Sci-Fi Network started. It got them some ratings because, at the time, there was no real competition. Nowadays, however, there is a fair amount of genre fiction on TV, both on cable and mainstream channels.
But yes, you are correct, Sci-Fi did start off this way.Similar Threads
