http://www.variety.com/ac2006_articl...e+respects+you
VARIETY has an article on "sci-fi genre and teen nets among those to suffer from negative stereotyping"
EXCERPT:
Whether it's the popular but much-maligned sci-fi genre, the webletweblet-style dramedies popular with women and teens, or foulmouthed cowboys, Emmy voters still seem to prefer standard cops, docs, lawyers and sitcoms.Sci-fi may be the most ignored genre. Though it's been hugely popular for decades, even the most acclaimed skeins have had to go above and beyond to earn any attention outside the crafts categories
(There's no mention of Stargate, but it's an interesting read - this issue also had a full page ad for Battlestar Galactica for the Emmys - nothing for Stargate)
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VARIETY has an article on "sci-fi genre and teen nets among those to suffer from negative stereotyping"
EXCERPT:
Whether it's the popular but much-maligned sci-fi genre, the webletweblet-style dramedies popular with women and teens, or foulmouthed cowboys, Emmy voters still seem to prefer standard cops, docs, lawyers and sitcoms.Sci-fi may be the most ignored genre. Though it's been hugely popular for decades, even the most acclaimed skeins have had to go above and beyond to earn any attention outside the crafts categories
(There's no mention of Stargate, but it's an interesting read - this issue also had a full page ad for Battlestar Galactica for the Emmys - nothing for Stargate)
*Click on link above full text*