He's not the Messiah. He's just a very muscley boy.
He's not the Messiah. He's just a very muscley boy.
If you hear him tell the tale at conventions, he was on the side to KEEP Wolfe and his vision, albeit modified to let him fight and screw more on screen. Tribune wanted to reject the whole thing and make it Hercules In Space. Sorbo says t came down to a 3-2 vote to oust Wolfe and he was on the other side. He sounded sincere enough, but hey, what's truth fifteen years later?
Mark
The first season of Andromeda is great Sci-fi.
From there on it is shit. No amount of "Heruclizing" it could make it better.
Such a waste of a show.
The Nietzscheans were a great character\race but doomed to always be infighting and proving their superiority over everyone else, including their own people. When you are genetically engineered to all be Alphas there are going to be a lot of fights.
The scene between Tyr and Becca and his explaining to her that having a relationship with her would be like being with a pet and his not understanding why she was upset by this sums up Nietzscheans well.
I'm not sure I would call it great but I do agree it was pretty good in season 1. Even in season 2 until Wolfe is fired. You can even notice the moment the show starts to suck with a actual episode. The zombies in space episode is the demarcation point where the show goes from good to bad.
Jason
You're confusing him with Richard Dean Anderson.I think he started acting on General Hospital
You're confusing him with Richard Dean Anderson.
I'm not sure I would call it great but I do agree it was pretty good in season 1. Even in season 2 until Wolfe is fired. You can even notice the moment the show starts to suck with a actual episode. The zombies in space episode is the demarcation point where the show goes from good to bad.
Jason
There's a number of stories of what went on. I think studio interference was a given but not sure about the story about Sorbo and his ego wanting to run the show.
Okay, I'll agree "great" isn't the best adjective but it was well thought out, it was interesting and I looked forward to new episodes. Season two just nose dived into horribleness. I watched all five seasons because I'm a glutton for punishment.
After years of the utopian Federation is was refreshing to see a future where we got it all right and it all descended into chaos. But this was all before Hollywood became a "dystopian future" movie factory and beat that trope to death.
That's what I liked about it. Basically doing a show about what it might look like if Starfleet and the Federation fell apart. PLus it had a very good cast of actors. The makeup wasn't so great but at least it was creative and stylish.
Jason
I think we can put a lot of it on Tribune. They interfered on Earth Final Conflict in much the same way. When The Matrix came out they made Lam Kincaid wear a long black trench coat for awhile. The show became more shoot 'em up and stupid after the first season just like Andromeda.
I'm watching the opening credits... And all I'm thinking is that this is an obvious Christian metaphor for the fall of Christian dominance and it's eventual return thanks to this space Jesus here... Which is not all that likely since despite that SuperChristian Kevin Sorbo is narrating, he wouldn't yet have the leverage to pull away from Gene's vision this early.
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