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#3480908 - 12/24/11 09:09 PM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Babylon 5 is the show that finally gave Walter Koenig the opportunity to demonstrate his full range of acting skills.

I love Star Trek but Chekov didn't have much depth.


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#3481837 - 12/26/11 11:06 PM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Originally Posted By: PanzerMeyer
Babylon 5 is the show that finally gave Walter Koenig the opportunity to demonstrate his full range of acting skills.

I love Star Trek but Chekov didn't have much depth.

I had no clue he was part of that cast. Now I will have to find a way to watch that series.


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#3481934 - 12/27/11 05:00 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Timothy Zahn did some Star Wars books and they are good. It had more depth then Lucas can put in his morning cereal.


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#3481936 - 12/27/11 05:04 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: wheelsup_cavu]
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Originally Posted By: wheelsup_cavu
Originally Posted By: PanzerMeyer
Babylon 5 is the show that finally gave Walter Koenig the opportunity to demonstrate his full range of acting skills.

I love Star Trek but Chekov didn't have much depth.

I had no clue he was part of that cast. Now I will have to find a way to watch that series.


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He was only a recurring guest star so he shows up on about 10 episodes.
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#3481965 - 12/27/11 06:10 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Yet every appearance was worthy. He even raised the level of eps with Byron. smile



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#3481974 - 12/27/11 06:26 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: Jedi Master]
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He even raised the level of eps with Byron. smile



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And THAT was no small feat. smile
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#3482028 - 12/27/11 07:46 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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Possibly the worst character in SF television I can recall...or rather fail to purge from my memory.



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#3482045 - 12/27/11 08:07 AM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: Jedi Master]
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Originally Posted By: Jedi Master
Possibly the worst character in SF television I can recall...or rather fail to purge from my memory.



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Yeah I agree with that.

While I don't think Beverly and Wesley Crusher are as bad as Byron, they're still pretty dull and lame IMHO.

Oh, and I should also add Monica Reyes from the X-Files to the list. She was just simply dull and forgettable.
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#3482229 - 12/27/11 12:40 PM Re: The "golden age" of sci-fi literature [Re: PanzerMeyer]
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There are characters that bore you and instill apathy, then are those you loathe that stir antipathy.
The Crushers and Reyes are the former, Byron is the latter.



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