Didn't get the memo? Fairy tales are the in thing this year. Throw in Miss Muffet and you got a deal.I think I'll call it ...And the Kitchen Sink.
Didn't get the memo? Fairy tales are the in thing this year. Throw in Miss Muffet and you got a deal.I think I'll call it ...And the Kitchen Sink.
The pirate show thread reminded me of a topic I'd like to see: more historical dramas with sf/f elements.
The pirate show thread reminded me of a topic I'd like to see: more historical dramas with sf/f elements.
I'd like to see more historical dramas about periods and locations you're less likely to see historical dramas about. Maybe a series about Emperor Justinian, or Graeco-Roman Bactria, or Axum.
http://www.geekosystem.com/mars-desert-research-station-mdrs/these crew members are still not getting along.
Yes I second this. For a TV series though to be set on Earth and that far in the future would be very expensive to produce. Great idea Temis.2. A show set about 100 years in the future on Earth, in which genetic engineering and cybernetics are causing the human race to split into de-factor different species. (Heroes, but with more of a science foundation, and not superhero-based.)
This one: Beyond (2006)
Beyond - Realistic, near-future series about a manned mission to Mars.
I wish this show would have gone to pilot and series from last year's development: "Mars Direct" NBC series in development about a mission to MarsA global crises forces scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to begin a new space race.
Oh, I dunno. 100 years from now, we'll have a lot of the same buildings. The place where I live is 100 years old, and that's not even that old, even by American standards. Throw in a few advanced-looking structures every now and then, and come up with futuristic but believable hair and clothing styles.For a TV series though to be set on Earth and that far in the future would be very expensive to produce.
After watching Ben Elton's Stark, and completely disagreeing with the ending, I had an idea. And this was back before global warming was much talked about.
The elite (well off/ politically connected/military industrial/uberscientists/etc) get away from an Earth where the climate is out of contriol. As a parting gift they seed the atmosphere with an airborne version of blue-green algae, which will reduce the carbon content, but over time kill most of the population off, again easing pollution concerns (I've put a lot of thought behind it, you're just getting the shorthand).
Determined they are not going to die. a group of determined people put together an anti-gravity device that can lift many, many things into orbit quickly (yes, there are engines to get them up to orbital velocity, have faith!) So 98% of the human race is moved into huge orbital facilities (which are built in orbit - shorthanding it!). The anti gravit device is inverted to provide artificial gravity, and radiation shields make it as safe as living on Earth. the 2% below maintain space elevators ferrying essential supplies (no space station can be fully self-sustaining). And so the human race sits out the algae plague (which will last a hundred years),a dn finds a whole new way to live, in orbit.
So, basically, it's your granny and uncle and you in orbit. How different will life be?
There is of course a lot more to it than that, but Stark (as well as Alternative 3) was the starting point.
I have another half dozen ideas, but... no, I'll play them close to my chest for now.![]()
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