Bryan Singer's 'Battlestar Galactica'

[Henry88]

[jellydonut25]

[The Shadow]

It is very doubtful that a new movie version of Battlestar Galactica will have anything to do with the recent television series.

BSG's (and Knight Rider's) creator Glen Larson, was given the movie rights for both series while the network (NBC I believe) retained full television rights. So for either series, NBC can do a new television show and doesn't need to bring in Larson -- they only need to properly credit Larson. And when it comes to movies for either property, Glen is free to do as he pleases.

Speculation has it that the biggest reason NBC did that recent Knight Rider series (which failed) was to steal the wind out of the movie project's sails. It was really too bad as the series should have been so much better than it was.

[kidnicky]

[jellydonut25]

[MekaGojira3k]

[Henry88]

the original Battlestar Galactica was fun bright colorful and not depressing(most of the time anyway).

baltar is one best villains ever

[jellydonut25]

[Green Dragon]

Lost in Space, seen through the eyes of a child, was the wildest ride ever on tv at the time, along with Batman.

Seen through nostalgic eyes as a grown up, the plots, buffoonery and drastic drop in quality after the first few episodes is obvious, but what remains is the nostalgia of great adventure.... the memories of watching this with Mom & Dad, even my grandparents, drawing pics, talking about the show at school....

...and then, there's the Jupiter 2, which I always mention was the Millennium Falcon of the time. That ship is iconic, among my most favorite of movie and tv spacecraft.....I have an of it under construction with interior, LED lights, fiber optics and photoetch after-market parts, and a few wall sections with added architectural mods created in Illustrator and cut into acrylic via laser engraver/cutter at work. With everything else going on, I'm not sure when it'll be done, but it's a fun diversion. Expensive, too.

The Lost in Space movie was hopelessly bad and had none of the charm or appeal of the show, as primitive as it appears today.

[mr.negativity]

[mr.negativity]