re: Wrong priorities

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phil — 2/5/2004 5:37:49 PM (archived)

"It always gives me tight jaws to walk through the science ficition section of Barnes and Nobles and see row after row after row of Star Wars and Star Trek knock-off novels. These are hard times for genuine science fiction."

Amen. I thought I was the only one who felt that way about popular 'sf".
I'm a hard-core SF fan.

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Lileks fires on Patrick Stewart - Tom Brosz - 2/5/2004 6:35:11 AM
- I,m sure while he was in star trek when interview he implied the opersite hmmm (n/t) - brian gyles - 2/7/2004 11:03:19 AM
- re: Mirror Principle - SDAI-Tech1 - 2/7/2004 1:53:58 AM
- Stewart might consider just how silly he sounds - ebnelson - 2/6/2004 1:47:34 PM
- Perhaps he was in Star Trek too long - Buck Galaxy - 2/5/2004 7:15:44 PM
  - re: Perhaps he was in Star Trek too long - Marcia - 2/6/2004 10:47:22 PM
- . . . and the question, as always, is: "Who cares?" - Fox - 2/5/2004 4:47:36 PM
  - I Think The Point - Mark Eby - 2/5/2004 6:53:52 PM
    - re: The Point - Fox - 2/6/2004 4:39:10 AM
      - re: The Point - Mark Eby - 2/6/2004 3:08:56 PM
  - I'm with you - alcaray - 2/5/2004 5:05:10 PM
    - re: I'm with you - McFly - 2/5/2004 6:33:50 PM
- re: Lileks fires on Patrick Stewart - dlp_79 - 2/5/2004 4:08:52 PM
  - Wrong priorities - Gary - 2/5/2004 5:01:14 PM
    - re: Wrong priorities - phil - 2/5/2004 5:37:49 PM
      - re: SF - Raoul - 2/5/2004 8:32:23 PM
        
        David Lindsay - Gary - 2/6/2004 4:11:41 AM
- Deservedly so - McFly - 2/5/2004 3:37:38 PM
  - re: If people don't get along in space, they are more likely to die - Success_Machine - 2/5/2004 11:39:41 PM
    - elsewhere, too (n/t) - alcaray - 2/6/2004 12:08:05 AM
- Smugly glad I always felt Star Trek & Trekkies sucked (n/t) - phil - 2/5/2004 1:54:25 PM
- re: Hollywood has never applied their special effects to depict something as big as an ARMXER Orbital Skyhook - Success_Machine - 2/5/2004 9:54:06 AM

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