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I find Caprica EXTREMELY relevant! We didn't see it coming, some of the more interesting narrative threads (alien Mayan-esque Mafia, for example). The apocalyptic thread is so very topical. Proof? The show's opening scenes, the virtual playground where "anything goes--its real-life doppelganger? Godlessness abounds on JERSEY SHORE, on MTV. Crackerjack writing from Ronald Moore and Jane Espenson. Hope they catch this commentary.
***Footnote to Ron: At this year's Comicon Battlestar panel, I totally, completely regret not getting up and praising how the Galactica series ended; the exhibit hall wiped me out from so much walking [no one is complaining here]. However, I regretted so badly, even to this day, not telling you how AWESOME the message was, towards the show's end. I even caught the ENTIRE discussion panel from the United Nations. MORE, please! God is in the details, people. Had a chance to reach out to others through my business, using Galactica. Reference spiritualheadlines dot com. Anybody interested, I could send you the link, once you Email me. This very week, I partook of a round-robin talk regarding Astrology (I am Christian). Many of the keynote speakers were passionate about Sci-Fi, the cosmos, and spirituality in its many forms. When it came for me to say something, this began my remarks, "Just asking. WHY not become knowledgeable about the 'GUY' who made the actual constellations, at least as much as you know about their alignments?" See, shows like Galactica give the entire world a SOFT APPROACH way to tell people about the Almighty without hitting them over the head with preachy prose that falls short. Thanks, Ron! Happy New Year, everyone! Jesus loves you. Arthur.