I really enjoyed his vision of Battlestar Galactica and how he reimaged the series. Also I am a big fan of DS9 and thought he did a tremendous job by adding dimension to what was a boring Utopian universe. I cant wait for the new bsg series blood and chrome, however I am skeptical of the movie.
Ron Moore is proof that risk is always good. Even like the first series that didn't make money, it has launched interesting, cultural perspectives, cult followings and finally the blockbuster of BSG. Soon to come the first BSG Convention we are preparing for. Risk is good but isn't always profitable. Christi [Dr. Elea Kaun of Colonial Command]
Mormon Theology used to teach that the Native Americans were the lost tribes(13th) of Israel and two missionaries told me this in 1980. This was before DNA testing was developed.
@vbritsi well he won with Battlestar :) Maybe that's all he'll have, but that alone has caused so much inspiration and influence among fans.. don't see the motivation behind your hate, he's a nice guy
One thing that I don think Ron ever talked about is the society structure he created. I submit that it is ( be design or by accident) Matriarchal. Everything is very female-centric. From the believes they held to the parts that were cast. The "heavies" were mostly ladies on both sides of Humans and Cylons. I would love to know if Ron Moore planned that!
Maybe it's not out where you live but the series is over here. And "Day in the Life" was indeed awful, but it had no flashbacks for Lee's old gf on Caprica, that was Black Market.
Yes you are, respect has nothing to do with it. It's okay, I forgive you. I understand that you have an emotional attachment to you belief. Have a nice day.
No, it was "A Disquiet Follows My Soul" from season 4... the material was fine it just felt a bit clunky, which usually points to directing. You're thinking of Black Market... which had pretty good directing actually, but the script and story concept was shite.
There's no such thing as human perfection. It's all in the imagination of babel's mouth. Risk isn't always good b/c it's isn't always good?.....Wow, that's what I called convolution. -R78
As an atheist I loved each season of the show. The symbolism, the zodiac, even the whole religious thing. fiction is fiction, a total fantasy. I will absolutely love the remake till I die or become amnesiac.
As an Atheist as well, I didn't find anything wrong with the religious aspects of the show either. I think it even made the show better. What I didn't like was that religion was the actual answer to everything that was going on in the series. There were all the parts and pieces that were interwoven and interacting with each other, and I was so excited to finally see what it was that connected them all, and then I get to the last episode and the answer was, "God done it." Like, it was ok that people were motivated and influenced by their religious beliefs, and it added an element to the show that would have been difficult to replace, but hinting that god(s) were actually the reason for everything happening in the show was just lame. Really a huge let down for me. Was just like the biggest cop out ending to a show ever. Seasons 2 and 3 were probably the best two things I've seen on TV. Season 4.....not so much.
Tree Rock Creations Find your first brain cell and see if you can get it to divide and you'll have two - consider that a success and just stop there . . .
I don't know, wasn't the Six that Gaius kept seeing actually real? There's proof of it in the text, she lifted him up and everything when he was being beat down! Everyone saw it, it was like a miracle. What was up with that?
Wrong...RISK isn't always good. There's no guarantee for success when you roll out the dice. RISK isn't immune to failure. The ends of RISK is only justified when the bearer weighs it out on deductive logic and critical analysis. In social studies it's called 'personal responsibility'. RISK isn't always good. It's not neutral to the consequences of critical human flaw. Why? Because we're human. -r78
Just rewatching the whole series again (9x times probably) now with the director commentary. Thanks for this unique additional video .
I really enjoyed his vision of Battlestar Galactica and how he reimaged the series. Also I am a big fan of DS9 and thought he did a tremendous job by adding dimension to what was a boring Utopian universe. I cant wait for the new bsg series blood and chrome, however I am skeptical of the movie.
DS9 is my favorite Sar Trek series. TNG has my favorite episode but DS9 never fails to make me smile.
OMG, i wish he would come to lecture at my school.
Ron Moore is proof that risk is always good. Even like the first series that didn't make money, it has launched interesting, cultural perspectives, cult followings and finally the blockbuster of BSG. Soon to come the first BSG Convention we are preparing for. Risk is good but isn't always profitable.
Christi [Dr. Elea Kaun of Colonial Command]
Loved the 70's BSG as a kid, remember having a toy viper and cylon space ship.
Regarding RISK, it can be controlled and calculated.
I had a battlestar Galactica pilots Jacket
In the series is also the concept of rising above the 12 signs of the zodiac.
Mormon Theology used to teach that the Native Americans were the lost tribes(13th) of Israel and two missionaries told me this in 1980. This was before DNA testing was developed.
@vbritsi well he won with Battlestar :) Maybe that's all he'll have, but that alone has caused so much inspiration and influence among fans.. don't see the motivation behind your hate, he's a nice guy
One thing that I don think Ron ever talked about is the society structure he created. I submit that it is ( be design or by accident) Matriarchal. Everything is very female-centric. From the believes they held to the parts that were cast. The "heavies" were mostly ladies on both sides of Humans and Cylons. I would love to know if Ron Moore planned that!
See video info on the right.
Well Broman, religion seems to be actual answer to everything.
The Lords of Kolob!
I'm an atheist and even with the religious parts of the show it's still one of my favorite series ever of all time.
Actually...he's got a great reimagination. Because anyone who drives a car backwards so skillfully is a god.
-R78
Maybe it's not out where you live but the series is over here.
And "Day in the Life" was indeed awful, but it had no flashbacks for Lee's old gf on Caprica, that was Black Market.
@vbritsi
Your statement says more about you then it does about him.
I want to ruffle his hair ~♡
Yes you are, respect has nothing to do with it. It's okay, I forgive you. I understand that you have an emotional attachment to you belief.
Have a nice day.
Yeah in fact the one episode he directed definitely felt a little awkward.
No, it was "A Disquiet Follows My Soul" from season 4... the material was fine it just felt a bit clunky, which usually points to directing.
You're thinking of Black Market... which had pretty good directing actually, but the script and story concept was shite.
Totally agree. Religion has no place in Sci Fi or shoved in my face anywhere for that matter...
There's no such thing as human perfection. It's all in the imagination of babel's mouth. Risk isn't always good b/c it's isn't always good?.....Wow, that's what I called convolution.
-R78
As an atheist I loved each season of the show. The symbolism, the zodiac, even the whole religious thing. fiction is fiction, a total fantasy. I will absolutely love the remake till I die or become amnesiac.
As an Atheist as well, I didn't find anything wrong with the religious aspects of the show either. I think it even made the show better. What I didn't like was that religion was the actual answer to everything that was going on in the series.
There were all the parts and pieces that were interwoven and interacting with each other, and I was so excited to finally see what it was that connected them all, and then I get to the last episode and the answer was, "God done it."
Like, it was ok that people were motivated and influenced by their religious beliefs, and it added an element to the show that would have been difficult to replace, but hinting that god(s) were actually the reason for everything happening in the show was just lame.
Really a huge let down for me. Was just like the biggest cop out ending to a show ever. Seasons 2 and 3 were probably the best two things I've seen on TV. Season 4.....not so much.
The new BSG has shallow characters and dumb plots with numerous plot holes. If you like this crap, you are only showing how dumb you are. LOL
Tree Rock Creations Find your first brain cell and see if you can get it to divide and you'll have two - consider that a success and just stop there . . .
Tree Rock Creations Okay, I'm deleting you now because you are a troll and obviously haven't been taught any respect.
I don't know, wasn't the Six that Gaius kept seeing actually real? There's proof of it in the text, she lifted him up and everything when he was being beat down! Everyone saw it, it was like a miracle.
What was up with that?
Wrong...RISK isn't always good. There's no guarantee for success when you roll out the dice. RISK isn't immune to failure. The ends of RISK is only justified when the bearer weighs it out on deductive logic and critical analysis. In social studies it's called 'personal responsibility'. RISK isn't always good. It's not neutral to the consequences of critical human flaw. Why? Because we're human.
-r78
And now in 2023 we are dealing with AI. Life imitates art.
What makes you think I'm a "God squad nut job"?
the religious part of the story is the most boring part.
I am not trying to, you did it to yourself already showing your single minded ignorance. Its not about what is what, its about respect.
Totally ruined it by keeping the excess religious fallacious nonsense.
Who is this heck?
Do you mean hack?
Ron Moore? Moore-Ron
I know this guy. He is the dude that nearly killed Battlestar Galactica with his perverse and woke interpretation of the great Glen Larson's vision.
big facts
the original was the best! Only watched the horrid remake for a couple of seasons, then it becamse a space soap opera.
Was there a specific character that you hated seeing everytime s/he showed up?
the original was utter tosh; the re-make was brilliant
.....huh???
Religion ruined the show.