'Caprica' never to air?

[maneth]

That trailer looks cool, and I feel a lot more optimistic about Caprica now.

[Asgard4eva]

Yeah, I did say "backed up sources". Well, I would've expected it to be nearing airing to coincide with the new BSG season - look at Atlantis speeding alongside SG-1.

Read 'back-burner' as: it's not going to happen but if we say that, we'll get too much of an uproar.

Sci-fi have made so many bad calls with air dates and times and what to put on and what not to put on (resulting in the demise of SG-1 and a drop in BSG ratings), you'd think they've had learnt their lesson by now.

10 Worst Series Finales


http://www.foxnews.com/slideshow/ent...nales?slide=10

10
The X-Files
9
Roseanne
8
QuantumLeap
7
ThePrisoner
6
Seinfeld
5
LittleHouseonthePrairie
4
GilligansIsland
3
Felicity
2
StElsewhere
1

Battlestar Galactica

Battlestar Galactica: Aired: March 20, 2009 "Daybreak, Part 2."

Four seasons of high adventure on the high space seas led to Capricans' "discovering" a lightly-populated earth from a few hundred thousand years ago, and becoming the Missing Link? Okay, that almost makes sense. But then a major character announces "my work here is done" and vanishes, turning what had been a sci-fi show that mixed elements of any number of religious theosophies into a polemic for intelligent design with this "touched by an angel" cop-out. The dust is still settling on this finale, but for now -- it fits just fine here, thanks to the way it betrayed its own history. What the frak, indeed.

Source: Sci-Fi