[goodseedhomeschool]

Sci-Fi channel needs to get a grip on reality. Wishful thinking doth not an alien make. I guess it can't hurt in the PR department though.

[Paul C. Jesup]

Sci-Fi channel needs to get a grip on reality. Wishful thinking doth not an alien make. I guess it can't hurt in the PR department though.

Sci-fi Channel lost touch with reality a year ago when they burned their core viewers and canned it's most popular show (Farscape) after promise, in writing (contract) not too.

You can read about the whole story here: http://www.watchfarscape.com/

By the way, Farscape is currently off air but not dead by a longshot because everyone (actors, writers, producers and fans) except Sci-fi Channel wants to continue Farscape.

[Calvin Locke]

I'm telling ya, it was all down hill when the SciFi channel hired some Clintonistas.

No MST3000 this AM. Killed off Farscape. Killed off The Chronicle. Scare Tactics may be worthy of a "best of" show.

Bryant Gumbel? Spare me, please.

I like "B" movies, but with all the promotion they are doing for The Hulk, I'll wait for it to come out on video, if not longer.

[Reagan Man]

Well, after all, its called the Sci-Fi Channel and for good reason. You must admit, it fits their programming agenda rather well.

[lepton]

Sci-Fi channel needs to get a grip on reality.

It is reality: The more of this they can drum up, the more material they have for those shows. There are enough people with an interest that it constitutes a viewer demographic.

[dljordan]

You can bring out all the tin-foil hat alerts you want. The truth is, there are thousands of reports from all over the world by airline pilots, military personel, etc.. all noted for their flights of fancy. I'm a pilot and a licensed aircraft mechanic so I know a litlle bit about things that fly (no expert by a long shot). I personally have seen three objects that I just couldn't explain. The things HAD NO WINGS and were STANDING STILL. So call me crazy or a victim of mass hallucination if it makes you feel cozy.