HoppyDaze
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CityOChampBrew said:Neither... SPACE BALLS!!!
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CityOChampBrew said:Neither... SPACE BALLS!!!
Have to go Star Trek > Star Wars, and only because of Episode 1. Ruined the entire franchise with that little nugget.
But stepping out of the ST vs SW debate, and putting into the realm of best SciFi it goes like this.
1. Battle Star Galactica (Re Invisioned, not the crappy original)
2. Firefly/Serenity
3. Doctor Who (all of them!!!)
4. Star Trek (all but DS9 or Voyager)
5. Star Wars (4,5, & 6 only).
6. Star Gate
7. Buck Rogers
8. Flash Gordon
9. Flesh Gordon (you know you watched it)
10. Lost in Space
Homercidal said:I think that's pretty close. But you forgot Galaxy Quest!
I think that's pretty close. But you forgot Galaxy Quest!
Sigourney was inexplicably boinkable in Avatar.
So I heard some news outlet today talking about Abrams being the next director of Star Wars, and one of the anchors said something to the effect of, "Star Wars fans hate Star Trek fans and vice versa". That's actually one of the reasons I started this thread. I love Star Trek, but think Star Wars is excellent too. Sure my loyalties lie with Starfleet, but I can definitely acknowledge the great story Star Wars has to offer. I don't hate Star Wars at all. I wanted to see what this forum thought on the matter, and we're almost to 300 posts and not a belligerent word has been said. Sure we all share a common hobby...maybe we aren't indicative of the population as a whole. Maybe homebrewers are more level headed people.
Anyway, I originally posted this thread to drunken ramblings for a reason. I love brewing and drinking my own beer and I love Star Trek.
I love how reporters like to give their expert opinions on anything nerdy. I wouldn't doubt they'd say something about beer geeks hating lagers. While I think all star trek or star wars fans have a preference, I believe most of them like the other or at least have respect for it. At least the serious ones who've taken the time to watch the other.
"My Schwartz is bigger than yours"!!!Dark Helmet, but rather as a schwarzbier.
Farscape Blu-Ray on Amazon GoldBox today. Worth the $50-ish for the series in HD?
Holy crap, now you DEFINITELY have to make one featuring Dark Helmet, but rather as a schwarzbier.
I'm making a label just like on the Liquid Schwartz in the movie. Still trying to figure out how to make it glow when you pour it in a glass...
While I wouldnt suggest it, you could use tonic water. It's UV reactive. Think the quinine would not be a good flavor though.
But ya that wouldn't work for a schwarzbierb anyhow...
snyklez said:I was watching some choice episodes of TNG last night on Hulu+. My wife asked if we could watch Star Wars instead. She asked, and I quote, "Isn't Star Trek just the ugly step sister to Star Wars?". I've never considered divorce before...
I was watching some choice episodes of TNG last night on Hulu+. My wife asked if we could watch Star Wars instead. She asked, and I quote, "Isn't Star Trek just the ugly step sister to Star Wars?". I've never considered divorce before...
She has a point....
Also the acting for Episodes 1 - 3 was atrocious and the dialogue was painful to endure.
It's actually the same at episodes 4-6, but you're just 30-35 years older so it's more noticeable now.
Farscape is a pretty solid show - at least the first couple seasons were, from what I recall. It probably got a little weird towards the end as most sci-fi shows tend to do.
Flash Gordon.
Have to go Star Trek > Star Wars, and only because of Episode 1. Ruined the entire franchise with that little nugget.
But stepping out of the ST vs SW debate, and putting into the realm of best SciFi it goes like this.
1. Battle Star Galactica (Re Invisioned, not the crappy original)
2. Firefly/Serenity
3. Doctor Who (all of them!!!)
4. Star Trek (all but DS9 or Voyager)
5. Star Wars (4,5, & 6 only).
6. Star Gate
7. Buck Rogers
8. Flash Gordon
9. Flesh Gordon (you know you watched it)
10. Lost in Space
Is this a joke?
It's even worse that you put up a picture of the Freddie Mercury 1980s version of Flash Gordon.
If you'd at least have put up a picture of Buster Crabtree, I would have given you a pass.
Last night we finished the final Netflix disc for Enterprise. They ended it well.
For me it's:
Enterprise
Deep Space Nine
Next Generation
Original (which I first saw the original broadcasts as a teenager on a black & white Philco).
Voyager.
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