Originally posted by Integrabyte
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And I want my shows to be entertaining and not brainless. There should be a level to it where the mind of the viewer can contribute. But these are mind-numbing stories.
I fear my standards are too high for SGA. Dr. Who meets them perfectly, and so does Torchwood. What do they do differently that they can meet the requirements perfectly? They have me on the edge of my seat every week. They have jaw-dropping moments, without having to resort to fancy CGI. They show real emotions on screen. They show strong characters, visibly caring about each other and what happens to them. And strong stories...
Last night I watched Dr. Who - Human Nature (season 3)... I had already seen a few episode of the season with friends, namely the last, but I was still holding my breath and I was still fearing the Doctor was going to kick the bucket. I actually cheered when he tricked the alien enemy.
SGA can't do that anymore... Every sort of danger was taken away when it became apparent that certain characters are just indestructible. They are invincible and nothing bad can ever happen to them. They won't send them through excruciating pain cause that would require them to write emotions and it requires them to write in consequences. But they can't do that cause they love their BIG RED RESET BUTTON too much. They always resort to the same formula, always the same story-structure, always the same people doing all the talking or the saving... They are so stuck in their save little box that they managed to destroy a great show in just under 20 episodes. I wonder where there ego's have run off too... or wait, they haven't run off ... they are still in place being worshipped by all those who think this the best season evah!!
Yes, there I go again... Angry, anti me...
I HATE SGA AND WHY AREN'T THEY KILLING OFF TEYLA SO I CAN SEVER THESE BLOODY TIES!!!! FOR FRAK'S SAKE!!
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