Possibly another meme. I don't wish to commit myself at this stage...

[chaletian]

OK, I'm just going to be spamming people with memes today, I can tell. This is the one with the IMDb keywords for TV shows, except these ones are all sci-fi. And IMDb gives some weird keywords, I have to say. Anyhow, guess the show...

1. space opera, cgi, telekinesis, bizarre, transformation Babylon 5 - keladeekadys and athersgeo

2. apocalyptic, quest, romance, action heroine, guilt Battlestar Galactica - athersgeo

3. future war, wit, infirmary, unrequited love, gun nut Firefly - athersgeo

4. alien invasion, spacecraft, space colony, space station, space Space: Above & Beyond - keladeekadys

5. father daughter relationship, outer space, future, police Space Precinct - keladeekadys

6. alien contact, creature, alien space craft, lost in space, outer space

7. slacker, anti-hero, chase, alien planet

8. man in uniform, cult, female doctor, cult tv, good versus evil Stargate SG1 - keladeekadys

9. time machine, time travel, time traveller, child The Girl from Tomorrow - vikkik

10. beautiful woman, clairvoyant, attraction, atmospheric, mystical

Comments

[keladeekadys.livejournal.com]

I have series one of Buck Rogers from Amazon, tis good and camp, as 70s sci fi should be. Series 2, not so good and silly, but it does have Hawkman...

Classic Battle Star is great, the cast came to Swindon once, mad mad people some of them.

The new version of BSG I've liked, but I've only got S1 and S2, S3 not yet cheap enough to buy, and my downloading has been occupied with catching up on Heroes. Might well try and do S3 and Razer over Christmas though.

Yay for sci-fi geekery.

[chaletian.livejournal.com]

Hee, I had so much rage yesterday - I saw in my paper that Razor was on at 9pm, and I was filled with glee, until I saw it was on Sky One and bloody Virgin bloody doesn't have Sky One rah rah rah, only then I remembered I could just download it anyway, so it didn't really matter. I've nearly finished season 3 in normal viewing.

Sci-fi makes the world go round. Yes, indeedy.

[keladeekadys.livejournal.com]

Sadly I don't actually have proper TV in any way shape or form, with Sky or without it...

Sci-fi does help to keep the world spinning and things in their place nicely indeed.

Hmm obscure sci-fi fantasy stuff...seeing as you are familiar with older American things, how about even older British things...Adam Adamant sound familiar at all?