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Stephen Hart <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 6 Oct 1993 08:49:00 EST
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                                        Date:     06-Oct-1993 08:40am EDT
                                        From:     Stephen Hart
                                                  HARTS2
                                        Level:    Post-secondary/University
                                        Tel No:   904-644-4839
 
TO:  Remote Addressee                     ( _jnet%screen-l@ua1vm )
 
 
Subject: re: SeaQuest
 
What Michael said in his post of SeaQuest ("... all that money heading down
the drain") reminded me of ABC's big budget flop _Battlestar Galactica_.
They reportedly spent big bucks on the series, resulting in some okay FX,
but the story lines were standard and run-of-the-mill.  That was okay for
me in 1978, when I was still overwhelmed by _Star Wars_, but not later on
when my tastes for good stories developed!  I hope too that _SeaQuest_
develops into a better series than it is now, just because I want Steven
Speilberg to have a success with TV.  To me, _Star Trek TNG and DS9_ had
pretty weak premieres, but developed into good series by the end of the
first season.  Does anyone konw if _SeaQuest_ has managed to hold on to its
67 million viewers it had since the premiere?
 
Stephen Hart, Florida State University (5-0, 4 days to Armageddon!)
HARTS2@firnvx

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