Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 18th Jan 2009 14:26 UTC
The past week wasn't as packed with events and shows as the previous one, but luckily for us, that didn't mean there wasn't enough to report on. This week focussed on netbooks, Steve Jobs' health, and KDE/Qt. This week's My Take is a shameless plug for one of the best television shows we've seen in a while.
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RE[2]: I *HATED* Starbuck
by Lobotomik on Mon 19th Jan 2009 07:45
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Yeah, now I remember: the Cylons had one, humans had many... That was actually a good part of the plot but, you see, I really don't care any more. In a ship with thousands of people, whatever happened she was either part of the problem or involved in the solution, and I just hated that.
Budget restrictions might hinder introducing new characters to do new things, but this was too restrictive to be believable.
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The new BSG is quite good, the storyline is OK, the Cylons are really interesting... But Starbuck's character is the most obnoxious, unbelievable and flat character EVER, and her acting sucks. And what is worse is that the series orbits around her: she blasts the cylons, she finds the food, she flies the cylon ship around the galaxy by pulling the tendons with her bare hands, she f--ks the good guys, she becomes an alcoholic... Hours upon hours of sheer Starbuck boredom. Character development? My ass!
I prayed to the Gods of the Cylons that she was blasted to smithereens in the most dishonorable way possible and she disappeared for good from what would otherwise would have been a good TV series. Unfortunately my patience was blasted down first and I dropped out.