LEXX 3.13!!! Heven or Hell?
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
[b]Last night’s episode of [i]Lexx[/i] was, without a doubt, the worst episode ever.
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Okay, I get it now. You’re the comic shop owner from The Simpsons, aren’t you?
quote[quote][b]Okay, there are some things that you should [b]never[/b] do in a science fiction series (or arguably any series), and one of them is add supernatural elements. [/B][/quote]
…and why not, pray tell? I don’t see the science fiction community up in arms over series like The X Files, or Star Wars, for that matter. I mean, in Star Wars, you’re dealing with a supernatural “force” as a prevailing theme. And, despite Episode One’s attempt to give it some questionable scientific basis (though I think it was just in relating to one’s reception to and ability to use the force itself, rather than an attempt to explain it), it is, in essence a supernatural thing. The supernatural and science fiction are not mutually exclusive, and the point you make about never bringing it up in *any* series is, in my opinion, far too narrow. There are FAR too many beliefs and viewpoints out there, and to say that these things should never be dealt with is a far too limiting thing to say.
quote[quote][b]The last two episodes of [i]Lexx[/i] raised too many questions, and gave the wrong answers to too many others. [img]http://www.sadgeezer.com/ubb/frown.gif[/img][/b][/quote]
And what are the “wrong answers?” And why shouldn’t a series raise questions? How many are too many?
quote[quote][b]Let’s just hope that he’s dealt with in the first episode, leaving the rest open for new stories.[/b][/quote]
Again, who are the “us” implicit in “let’s?” To whom are you referring?
–Aleck