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One of the few good things about modern times: If you die horribly on television, you will not have died in vain. You will have entertained us. ~ Kurt Vonnegut

2.07.2007

Howard Stern lurves BSG




Well, duh. He might be a perv but he's got great taste. As TV GUIDE writes:

Some people are surprised that Howard Stern has become obsessed with Battlestar Galactica.

I'm not.

Howard followed the same path that countless others, including myself, have trudged down as we became BSG fanatics.

1. Denial

Someone whose taste in television you implicitly trust will tell you how great Battlestar Galactica is. Galactica? With Lorne Greene and the Cylons? And Starbuck is a girl now? Come on. I'm a geek, but not that geeky. You wonder how anyone would waste their time on this Sci-Fi series.

2. Acclaim

At the end of each season, everyone's Top 10 list seems to include BSG. Can all the critics, and my trustworthy friend be wrong? Hmmmm....

3. Fate

Somehow, some way, the Season One DVD box set makes its way into your hands (I was fortunate to get a review copy). You put your early prejudice aside and give the series a whirl.

4. Obsession

From the opening meeting of Number Six and a soon-to-be-terminated human, BSG never lets up. It's smart. It's sexy. It's incredibly shot. It's all you can watch until Season One comes to its surprising conclusion.

5. Thirst

Season Two is available on DVD to satisfy your BSG hunger. The series is currently in the middle of Season Three on the Sci Fi Channel, and it continues to hold up well.

6. Acceptance

Now you're the one touting Battlestar Galactica and getting the weird looks from non-believers. But they'll come around. Just like you did. You'll see.

See you on New Caprica.



Of course, nekkid Six is somewhat a draw. And Tricia Helfer has gone on his show.

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