Watching Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
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What the hell Ronald Reagan nuked the Galactica. Why?
The book back-plots him, he's in the helicopter Donovan is facing down in the first scene.
Ham Tyler later shows up in Andromeda as General constanza or whatever the name is.... I'd like to think he got somehow frozen and a new identity forced on him in the future
It's been a long time since I read the book, it was probably Carter.
Gil Gerald was fairly vocal about your first point, complaining in interviews at the time that "all the producers seem to want to do is show Buck raising hell with some pretty girl."
Not at all. I liked the song well enough to buy the soundtrack album.
Imagine the Draconian Empire did span 3/4's of the Universe?
If the Founders were mammals that bred at a comparable rate as a human, and the Draconian Empire was founded Millions if not 100s of millions of years ago, then I doubt that the Founders would still be around because of palace coups and interbreeding.
So Ardala and her father could be Earthlings, if their family joined the Imperial Lineage only a few hundred years ago. So their identity is not predicated by their colony world, or their long forgotten homeworld, but in stead by the empire their family joined 6 generations ago.
If the Founders were mammals that bred at a comparable rate as a human, and the Draconian Empire was founded Millions if not 100s of millions of years ago, then I doubt that the Founders would still be around because of palace coups and interbreeding.
So Ardala and her father could be Earthlings, if their family joined the Imperial Lineage only a few hundred years ago. So their identity is not predicated by their colony world, or their long forgotten homeworld, but in stead by the empire their family joined 6 generations ago.
No, that was my Dad’s LTD
Unlikely.
Imperial propaganda would no doubt claim as much, but it doesn't have to have a shred of truth to it. For all we know the Draconians only actually control a few star systems.
You're thinking of the Centauri from Babylon 5.
^ Them too.
Then Centauri had tentacles and well some earthlings get off on that kind of thing
I'm watching season one of South Park.
Cartman's "original" voice is like nails on a chalkboard.
A super attractive substitute teacher played by Natasha Henstridge shows up and Chef, who has not met her yet, asks the children, if she is "Pam Anderson hot or Erin Gray on Season two of Buck Rogers hot".
Cartman's "original" voice is like nails on a chalkboard.
A super attractive substitute teacher played by Natasha Henstridge shows up and Chef, who has not met her yet, asks the children, if she is "Pam Anderson hot or Erin Gray on Season two of Buck Rogers hot".
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