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[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]Far out, DT! I’ll have to think about that one.
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
So all the scenes on that weird planet were shot on location? I figured those would’ve had to have been at least partly digital. So surreal.
Iceland, the land of fire and ice, [i]is[/i] a weird place. Have you ever seen Björk? She’s the weirdest of them all! (And I worship her, too!) Have you seen her latest video, [i]Coccoon[/i]? Someone posted a link to it here on SadBoard. She looks like a Brunnen-G, with the black bun hair style!
Anyway, someday I want to spend some time exploring Iceland. I want to check out the fissures, the glaciers, volcanos, hot springs, etc.
Björk did another song called [i]Joga[/i]. The video for it featured animated Icelandic land masses grinding away. It’s one of my favorites.
[b]Joga[/b]
Björk[i]all the accidents that happen
follow the dot
confidence makes sense
only with you
you don’t have to speak
i feel
emotional landscapes
they puzzle methen the riddle gets solved and you push me up to this:
…state of emergency…
…how beatuiful to be!…
…state of emergency…
…is where i want to be…all that no-one sees
you see
what’s inside of me
every nerve that hurts you heal
deep inside of me
you don’t have to speak – i feel
emotional landscapes
they puzzle me
confusethen the riddle gets solved and you push me up to this:
…state of emergency…
…how beatuiful to be!…
…state of emergency…
…is where i want to be……state of emergency…
…state of emergency…[/i]
I guess I’m lucky since I’ve never felt compelled to paint any of my lead miniatures. The primer-gray color is fine for me. I used to have a few dozen miniatures (including a dragon) but I gave them away to some dumb girl because I thought I’d never want to play D&D again. Now I have a renewed interest because of the the third edition rules.
Okay, I have to get something straight right now! What exactly do you mean by 3e? Third Edition? THAC0 is an easy way to handle combat, compared to the old cumbersome charts. And what’s d20? A different set or rules? The old rules? I know that a d20 is a twenty-sided die, and now that you mention it, I’ve seen rulebooks in the store with “d20” in the title. Can you explain the difference?
I still have and still use my ancient DM screens, even though the rules written on them aren’t used anymore! It has cool artwork.
Have you heard of [i]The Knights of the Dinner Table[/i] and the game they play, [i]Hackmaster[/i]?
Oh, and since it’s now common knowledge that we play D&D, let’s be sure to worship Satan and re-enact our game fantasies in the local sewers to cover up our secret homosexuality.
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Originally posted by Headgehog:
Marybeth: Almost everythign has changed! Its wayy too extensive to write all the changes here.
The basic format has not changed. Only the rules have been streamlined. As was the case 20 years ago, D&D is still all about dungeon-crawling. However, many gamers opt to dispense with maps altogether and focus entirely on role-playing and drama. After years of playing without maps, I’ve decided that it’s much more fun and engaging to have maps and even lead miniatures, if possible.
Recently I took some D&D-newbie friends through a 1st-level dungeon. And yes, it’s still about marching order, what weapons are ready in-hand, what spells are prepared, etc. There are only subtle, common-sense changes in the game since 20 years ago. You don’t have to kill monsters to gain experience. If you just out-wit them or succeed getting past them to accomplish your goal, you can still get experience. Using the third-edition rules, you can still play the exact same games you played 20 years ago. You just don’t have to stop the game as often to look up rules.
[img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]Smartass2002, whatever that was you were playing, it wasn’t Dungeons & Dragons published by Wizards of the Coast (and previously published by TSR). That did not sound like anything I’ve ever played in an any D&D game for the 20 years I’ve played the game.
Sure, you had fun. But doing all of those extremely bizzare and fantastic things and obtaining all of those unusual powers is not something you do when you are a novice character. Otherwise, there is nothing for you to strive for in the game and you are entirely dependant on whatever the DM can dream up… and that fountain can run dry very quickly playing the way you guys played.
Let me put it to you another way. If you attempt to play D&D with another dungeon master, you will be completely lost. Do the terms “AC” or “HP” mean anything to you? If not, you’ll have to pick up a rulebook and read it.
The modern third-edition rules are very good. Much more streamlined than the first two editions. The best way to learn how to play D&D these days is to purchase the [url=http://www.wizards.com/catalog/product.asp?TSR11641]Dungeons & Dragons Adventure Game[/url] for only $10.
But unfortunately, your experience with the game has been permanently jaded and I’m afraid you’ll have no interest in playing around with normal, humanoid, medeval, first-level characters that can only swing a sword or cast one spell at a time.
I’m sorry your experience with D&D has been ruined forever.
[img]images/smiles/icon_sad.gif[/img]Isn’t SciFi going to make another [i]Dune[/i] miniseries? It’s supposed to be based on the second and third [i]Dune[/i] books. I vote they stick with it and produce the awesome [i]God Emporer of Dune[/i].
That reminds me. I really wish that people would construct a bowl-shaped city in some valley. Every building would have a perfect view of a raised platform in the center. And every five years I would visit the city and address all of the visiting pilgrims who behold my glorious person, dictating my philosophy and religeous dogma. That’s all I ask! Sheesh! I mean, c’mon! Is that so wrong?
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]The Brunnen-G had extensive knowledge of trans-dimension travel. Interesting. They originated in the Dark Zone universe and migrated to the Light Zone universe. Why? There sun was unstable but why not just find a new planet elsewhere in the Dark Zone universe? Why travel to a completely different dimension? What were they attempting to get away from?
Once the Brunnen-G settled in the Light Zone universe, they wound up fighting a great war with the Insect Civilization. As it turned out, His Divine Shadow was a remnant of the Insects (as seen in [i]1.4 Gigashadow[/i]). But as seen in [i]4.18 The Game[/i], His Shadow and Vlad along with Priest, Bunny, and the ATF, are merely pawns in Prince’s game.
On the other hand, the connections between the black playing pieces and Kai are clear. Although it makes sense to have the Time Prophet associated with Kai, it seems to me that Lyekka would have made more sense as Kai’s black bishops. As has been pointed out, Anna Cameron played the part of both the Time Prophet and Vlad. Maybe they faced each other off as bishops because they are the same person?
Questions, questions….
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Originally posted by JumpingJedi:
My point exactly. There must be a connection. Also….. time becomes loop. [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]
Also… His Divine Shadow was a rook in Prince’s game. Curious.
The Brunnen-G seemed to have known a great deal about travelling to other dimensions. Very curious.
How long has Prince existed? Could it be that Prince is much older than His Divine Shadow, the Gigashadow, and the Insect Civilization itself?
JJ, if I understand your time-loop theory about [i]Lexx[/i]’s plotline, you believe that Prince will become the Insect Civilization (His Divine Shadow) and that the people of Earth will become the Brunnen-G.
Couldn’t it just as well be that the Insects were somehow the product of Prince’s mischief in the distant past? I mean, why was His Divine Shadow in [i]The Game[/i] at all? What does Prince know of His Shadow? What does prince care about him? [i]The Game[/i] “mirrors the larger game we
have played since we have met”, Prince commented. How did His Shadow fit into Prince’s plots and plans? All of the white pieces were characters that appeared in series III or IV… [i]except for His Divine Shadow[/i].In [i]The Game[/i], [b]where was Lyekka?[/b] Why wasn’t she the bishop, the most appropriate piece to represent her? Lyekka has been on the show far more often than the Time Prophet. She’s one of the good guys… [i][b]right?[/b][/i]
Something else to think about: insects are an integral part of most plant’s reproduction.
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]Okay! The graphic representation of this week’s episode [i]4.18 The Game[/i] complete with LexxLurker’s notes is online here:
[url=http://www.flamegrape.com/lexx/418_TheGame/index.htm]http://www.flamegrape.com/lexx/418_TheGame/index.htm[/url][ 17-03-2002: Message edited by: Flamegrape ]
The last role-playing game I’ve played is one called [i]GURPS[/i], which stands for “Generic Universal Role-Playing System”. The game rules are simple and allow for anachronism of any kind.
My character was a stripper from Atlanta. Aside from pleasing men, her skills included kung-fu and telepathy. She gets caught up in a secret government plot involving a crashed UFO in Stone Mountain, Georgia. (As usual with the group of people I was playing with, the story was never concluded. This was many years ago.)
I seldom encounter anyone with the time or patience to play any role-playing games anymore.
I’ve been wondering for a while if the carrot probes come from Lyekka’s plant civilization. The main reason I’ve been thinking in that direction is because of the continuing presence of the carrot probes and the fact that one of the last episodes is named, “[i]Lyekka vs Japan[/i]”!
Heeheeheeheeheehee!
Very good work, theFrey!
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]If you don’t mind, LexxLurker, I’m putting together a webpage that graphically depicts [i]The Game[/i] based on your notes. It was really simple to put together. I’m half-way done at the moment.
heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee…
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]Be sure to post a message over at [url=http://www.scifi.com/lexx]http://www.scifi.com/lexx[/url] because there is a great deal of Lexx FF posted there.
Unless we figure out some weird FTL travel method, we are stuck in this solar system. Anything beyond it’s borders will always be speculation until that time.
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Originally posted by bonnee:
And we musn’t forget that the Lexx is also a flying penis, where its many ejaculations are obviously the displacement/compensation for Stan’s impotence. If that hasn’t been argued here, it certainly invites the kind of scrutiny that cultural theorists certainly enjoy when discussing the question of ‘sexual identity’. Given Stan’s poor experience with wo/men, its a plausible line of enquiry. No disrespect intended Lee
[b]You are correct, sir![/b]
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]All these people I encountered who loved [i]The Matrix[/i] puzzled me. They were all astounded by the story and special effects. I sort of look at them blankly and say, “Uh, yeah. Cyberpunk has been around for a while, you know. It’s nothing new. You know, [i]Neuromancer[/i]? [i]Mona Lisa Overdrive[/i]?” And they always respond, “Duhhh… cyber-[i]what[/i]?”
I think Western culture is finally starting to maybe somehow get their brains in gear and catch up to the rest of us geeks. [i]Star Trek[/i], the Internet, and [i]The Matrix[/i] are indicators of this kind of change.
There will always be outlandinsh specualtion about space travel at least until we actually [i]get out into space[/i].
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
Thanks a bunch, Flamegrape! [img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img] If I ever do get my sci-fi site up, there’s a place on the links page for you.Oh, and I already have the soundtracks.
Will you be able to edit the sound file to your liking? Or would you like me to edit it down to a specific line and/or sound effect?
[img]http://www.flamegrape.com/pic/troi157.jpg[/img]
[b][i]”I sense displeasure in the fans!”[/i][/b]Oh, come on! I really like Deanna Troi! She was my favorite character on [i]TNG[/i]. But, [b]YES[/b], they had serious scripting and plot problems with her character. They should have delved deeper into Betazed culture and the role they play in the Federation. It seemed to me that telepaths couldn’t be trusted.
Then I saw [i]Babylon 5[/i] and it’s Psi Corp and I thought that JMS did a much better job of addressing the concept of telepaths. Keeping true to my own nature, may favorite character on [i]B5[/i] was Lyta Alexander.
[img]images/smiles/icon_razz.gif[/img]And yes of course I have both Marina Sirtis’ and Pat Tallman’s autographs!
I haven’t been keeping track of the activities in the [i]Andromeda[/i] forum so I don’t know about that situation. However, it sounds like you’ve learned a good lesson. Best of luck to you.
But I don’t think it’s been all that bad around here lately. Arguements come and go. [i]C’est la vie.[/i]
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Originally posted by mary beth:
i just saw a blurb on my local Fox channels news. Andrea Thompson quit CNN today (thursday). the network said that is was her decision.
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
Flamegrape-Maybe you can tell me where I can find a site with sound files from [i]Lexx[/i]. I’m looking for the scene where Stan operates the Lexx for the first time and ultimately orders it to take him past the Frontier.
[img]http://www.flamegrape.com/lexx/101_StanStartsLexx_320.jpg[/img]
[i][b]”As you command, Captain.”[/b][/i][url=http://www.flamegrape.com/lexx/101_StanStartsLexx.mp3]101_StanStartsLexx.mp3[/url] (128Kbit; 3.22MB) Includes [i]The Lexx Escapes[/i] by Marty Simon.
However, if you are looking for a copy of the music, you might be better off buying the soundtrack CD because it would have better sound quality.I’ve added the MP3 sound file and the vid cap pic to [url=http://www.flamegrape.com/lexx/index.htm]my Lexx fanpage[/url].
Enjoy.
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img][b]Send In The Clones[/b]
by Perry N’Kwomo[i]Isn’t it rich?
Are we a pair?
Me here at last on the ground,
you in mid-air.
Where are the clones?Isn’t it bliss?
Don’t you approve?
One who keeps tearing around,
one who can’t move.
Where are the clones?
There ought to be clones.Just when I’d stopped
opening doors,
finally knowing
the one that I wanted was yours,
Making my entrance again,
with my usual flair,
Sure of my lines,
no one is there.Don’t you love farce?
My fault, I fear.
I thought that you’d want what I want –
sorry, my dear.
And where are the clones?
Quick, send in the clones.
Don’t bother, they’re here.Isn’t it rich?
Isn’t it queer?
Losing my timing this late
in my career?
And where are the clones?
There ought to be clones.
Well, maybe next year…[/i]Somebody stop me!
[img]images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]quote:
Originally posted by Evil_Lister:
I see Enterprise following in the same footsteps as Voyager. Bad writing, lame plots, and will eventually use the borg and hotter chicks in tight spandex latter on in the series, not to mention time travel episodes that are cheaply filmed in the backlots of LA.
Oh [i][b]GAWD![/b][/i] You’re right! We should start a betting pool here at SadGeezer! Place bets on “how soon will there be a time travel episode!” *BARF*
[img]images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]I forgot to list my rankings earlier in this thread:
1. TOS
2. ENT
3. VOY
4. TNG
5. DS9I liked the old series the best because female officers wore miniskirts! Yowza!
[img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]quote:
Originally posted by :
Dutch Treat was a very good show. Better than “Mort” and “Prime Ridge”, plus “769”. “Moss” was better. So, I’d say that 4.17 was the best show since “Bad Carrot”. Good to see Lexx again. I bet you all that we’ve not seen the last of Longbore. Did I miss anything from the Bunny/Xev get-it-on scene? When they were at it all that I saw was the Lexx going up and down and heard their moans and saw Stan and Priest listening. Did I miss anything?
I’ve been having trouble with my internet connection but I’ll try my best to fill in the details….
First of all, Xev grabbed Bunny by the shoulders, kissed her, then pulled her down to [b]ccHJKS&%*%^(99[/b] then Bunny grabbed Xev’s [/b](KLL|+|_[/b] while Stan looked on. Xev was really using her loveslave skills at peak performance when she slowly [/b]80750hjmklnbsdbagFGVY[/b] making Bunny moan with [b]**)(BNjbnf897[/b] which completely suprised me since I didn’t expect that she [b]ooUUHBHBKJBf798879723*(^%[/b] in unbelievable amounts. Wow! After Bunny got completely naked, Xev went down to [b])*)*)*HJlbnbjfhkjbs97(^(&^97y98[/b] with her tongue in her [b]JKBKBKS*(&^D986y98uoahol[/b] squealing noises with [b]ITY*(&TGBhnkmbf7%*OR*UTS[/b] amazing set of [b]BNdf9-0==[]]l;[/b] kept going and going and going [b](Y(*$)*$Ghjdkj[/b]. At this point Xev was really getting into the spirit of things and [b]kHKGGLSI&YGihgb,kJHSD^$*$&$)OHUFGVd875$&(%$97eDCvcjhvtUTRe798=-2497-980-86&(%*)&%^&_956r8tgshavfuak6fra9786fr59afrasu cfgahfajfhafa760923y1516yu-0=opk[/b]. And then Stan snatched the key and you know the rest.
That was a scene I’ll never forget!
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
Plus there are some unnecessary images on some of the episode pages ([i]Super Nova, Gametown, Walpurgis Night[/i], etc)
booooooooooobiiiieesss…..
[img]images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]First of all, don’t get me wrong. I like [i]Trek[/i]. I watch the new episodes of [i]Enterprise[/i] because I’ve always thought that Scott Bakula was a great choice for the role of captain.
[i]B5[/i] had intense drama. [i]D9[/i] (and all the other [i]Trek[/i] shows for that matter) have been dry and wooden.
I always felt that [i]B5[/i] was more realistic in it’s portrayal of the future. [i]Trek[/i]’s vision of a utopian future devoid of starvation, poverty, and religeon is wonderful but it [b]just plain ain’t gonna happen![/b] Even when there is limitless resources and the nature of the universe is known, there will [b]still[/b] be fundamentalist religious nuts who want to tell you how to live your life! Sure, the Federation encounters other races with their kooky arcane religions. But what happend to all the muslims, buddhists, christians, jews, sihks, taoists, hindus, and shintoists? One thing for damned sure is that muslims, christians, and jews are not going to vanish in a few hundred years!
Where do you live? In a number of countries, [i]Star Trek[/i] is not as popular as it is in the United States. For example, I encountered one person from Portugal who stated that [i]Space:1999[/i] was far more popular than [i]Star Trek[/i]. He said that [i]Trek[/i] was “too american”.
The Borg are an insane race of ski fanatics from Scandinavia.
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]I had been told that JMS pitched the B5 idea to Paramount but was turned down. Then shortly afterwards Paramount comes up with a new idea for a [i]Star Trek[/i] show called [i]Deep Space 9[/i].
I respectfully disagree. Being a trekker, I was sickened that they plagarized a good idea. It seems so crystal clear to me. Then the [i]Trek[/i] people had the gall to attempt an ongoing story arc just like [i]B5[/i] was doing. They even had a character named Leeta (Lyta), for crissakes!
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Originally posted by JumpingJedi:
FLAME…do you have a programme to convert WAVs and MPSs to Flash?Dont forget Chatroom on
[url=http://www.xraylexx.moonfruit.com]www.xraylexx.moonfruit.com[/url]
I don’t mind at all if you use my [i]Xev’s Dream[/i] flash animation. (However, I think I need to double-check and debug it…) I’m honored!
I used Macromedia Flash version 4 to create the animation. There is no simple program that converts WAVs or MP3s to flash animation format.
Maybe if there were more lewd comments about Kai…?
If I were writing the reviews, I would invariably comment about to what degree Xev deserves a spanking. In fact, I think I would have used that as my rating system… on a scale of 1 to 10 Xev spankings.
The point about grammer is valid, I think. But what you think of an episode is your perogative. It’s your website.
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
What about Nyssa? Doesn’t she count? [img]images/smiles/icon_confused.gif[/img]
Who is that?
[img]http://www.flamegrape.com/xev/season3/photo-4.jpg[/img]
I want a poster of this. Rrrrroooowwwrrr!! [img]images/smiles/icon_razz.gif[/img]Yes, I have been following your advice since I first saw the show. I don’t like it so I don’t watch it. Sometimes I try to watch it but it is so unappealing to me that I have to change the channel. I really don’t think it’s very good. Sorry.
[img]images/smiles/icon_sad.gif[/img]But also keep in mind that I’m not a serious connoisseur of superhero comics. I tend to think they are silly and I’m not known for collecting them. (My current favorite comic is [i]Transmetropolitan[/i]. Spider Jeruselem rocks!) I’ve only collected a few superhero comics in recent memory. One was [i]Ghost[/i] (published by Darkhorse, recently cancelled) and another was [i]Cloak & Dagger[/i] (published by Marvel, cancelled in the 1980s). And those titles were not very popular so I guess that doesn’t make me an expert of superhero comics. On occasion I might pick up a [i]Wonder Woman[/i] or [i]Batgirl[/i] comic… anything featuring female superheros.
Oh, I almost forgot. I do collect superhero comic these days. Two, I think.
One superhero comic I collect is called [i]Rising Stars[/i] and it’s written by [i]Babylon 5[/i]’s J. Michael Straczynski. It’s a realistic look at superheroes and how they would really be treated. (Something like [i]Watchmen[/i]. When is Alan Moore’s classic going to be turned into a movie?!?) I’ve been able to collect most of the issues. It’s very well-written. But this is the extreme exception. It frequently breaks the comicbook rule of minimal dialogue on any given page.
The other superhero comic I collect is [i]Tomb Raider[/i]. I suppose Lara Croft can be considered a superhero even though she doesn’t have “superpowers”. But then again, neither does Batman. I read [i]Tomb Raider[/i] because I loved all of the videogames. And she has big boobs. But I’d be the first to admit that the writing isn’t very good.
Most superhero comics are crap, IMHO. Well-written comics are hard to find. You might hope that only the cream of comicbook literature would be performed on live-action (non-cartoon) television, but this has never(?) been the case.
[ In the voice of a vietnamese prostitute: ]
AOL suck boo-coo numbah 10 long time.
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
I’ve been talking about making a Xev skin for Quake / Elite Force for a while. I’ve gotten as far as making a cool model sheet, but I’m lagging on the 3d work. Since I currently have a 650Mhz machine, I’m waiting until I get my 1.4Ghz machine built before I continue any 3d work.
Making a complete conversion of Quake III Arena into a [i]Lexx[/i] videogame is not impossible. It just takes a ton of time and patience. [i]A good script is the most important part.[/i] And the voices would be another obstacle. I would like to work on such a project someday in the (near?) future.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPS!!!!!!!!
[img]images/smiles/icon_redface.gif[/img]I am very, very, very sorry! I was just making a joke over in the Birthday thread! My birthday is not really on Feb. 29! I was just trying to be witty. But sometimes I have a singular wit.
What’s my realy birth date? Let’s just say I’m a virgo.
[img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]SORRY!!!!!!!!!
[img]images/smiles/icon_redface.gif[/img]So will Patricia Zentilly play Eva Braun?
Ho-ho-ho-ha-ha-ha…. that wasn’t really funny, was it?
[img]images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]Are you talking about the superhero show with the Andy Warhol clone? I knew it would suck so I haven’t bothered watching it.
Strangely enough, when I first saw [i]Lexx[/i], I could have said something like, “Are you talking about the space show with the Leeloo clone? I knew it would suck so I haven’t bothered watching it.” It wasn’t until the end of the second series that I started paying attention!
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]But not all shows are hidden gems. I had been thinking for sometime that maybe [i]Earth: Final Conflict[/i] would be cool and that I should be watching it more. Turns out that it’s not the case.
[img]images/smiles/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img][url=http://www.flamegrape.com/tina/index.htm]Tina Fanpage/Archive/Shrine[/url]
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]Ah! How quaint!
[Picks up mouse and uses it as microphone.]
Hellllllo, computer!
[img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]I agree with theFrey. Just leave it where it is, I don’t think it’s gotten too ugly yet. And it probably won’t get very ugly in the future.
So now that I think about it, a spin-off would [i]not[/i] involve the spaceship Lexx because the sets for it have been sold or destroyed. Bummer.
Well, if it had Xev on the show, I would watch it religiously! I want [i]The Xev Show[/i]!!!
[img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]I was wondering about that bit of music at the end of [i]4.16 Moss[/i]. (I think I asked about in another thread here at SadBoard or over at Lexx.Com.) It turns out that it was [i]Wild, Wild Lexx[/i]. If it was never used in series II or III, that must be why it sounded so unfamiliar to me. I wonder if they used it again later this series…
I wanted to record the music from the end credits of [i]4.14 Prime Ridge[/i] and post it on the internet as an MP3, but the stupid SciFi Channel felt they desperately needed to omit part of the credits to play more of the same ads they had been playing at every single commercial break during the show it just aired. Dorks.
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Originally posted by snooklepie:
i don’t know about anywhere else, but martial arts have become popular again here in britland (especially with kids). i’m seeing a lot more clubs offering training in the different arts than perhaps a few years ago. i cannot help but think the demand has come from people wanting to be like buffy, xena or hercules
Jackie Chan
