I still don't get the sweeping generalization of prequels as pointless. Someone already gave the WW2 example, and personally speaking, my wife and I are going through the M*A*S*H DVDs (just started S5) and even though we know how the Korean War (er, police action) ends, we're still enjoying seeing how the people react to it in the meantime. (well, perhaps "enjoy" is the wrong word, but I think you know what I mean).
I have felt for sometime that the 4 seasons of BSG barely scratched the surface of the stories one could tell in that 'verse (and I agree with EJO in that they could have done several more seasons, if given a proper trajectory and end date to aim for). There's plenty of un-answered questions about how the Colonies got to where they are, and I hope to see them in Caprica. I'd also like to say that a series (maybe 8-10 episode mini-series) of the first Cylon war would be another great little story, esp if they get the guy to play young Husker that played him in the Razor flashbacks.
In case anybody's wondering about my opinion on Stargate, well, I'm still waiting for a sequel to the original film
I have felt for sometime that the 4 seasons of BSG barely scratched the surface of the stories one could tell in that 'verse (and I agree with EJO in that they could have done several more seasons, if given a proper trajectory and end date to aim for). There's plenty of un-answered questions about how the Colonies got to where they are, and I hope to see them in Caprica. I'd also like to say that a series (maybe 8-10 episode mini-series) of the first Cylon war would be another great little story, esp if they get the guy to play young Husker that played him in the Razor flashbacks.
In case anybody's wondering about my opinion on Stargate, well, I'm still waiting for a sequel to the original film
