The SyFy Channel is The Worst Cable Channel in History

All kidding aside with the "Bigfoot" movie starring Danny Bonaduce and Barry Williams (which no doubt is one of the worst movies ever made sweeping all categories)....

Let's face it...

The SyFy Channel is the worst cable channel in history and Bonnie Hammer / David Howe / Mark Stern (pictured above) are the worst television programmers in history.

1. The overall schedule of the SyFy Channel is all over the map (in terms of subject matter) in failing to lock down a concrete identity for the SyFy Channel.

2. The originally produced horror movies of the SyFy Channel display (what is now) status quo rotten producing, scriptwriting, directing, casting, and terribly rendered CGI for the monsters that is a throw back to the early days of the technology when it was still trying to be mastered.

3. The most long forgotten actors pop up on the SyFy Channel, don't they? Barry Williams, Danny Bonaduce, etc. Is this because they are so affordable?

4. It should be a surprise to no one that the likes of Ronald D. Moore (who was regarded by the SyFy Channel as "God") in the days of his "GINO" - (Galactica in Name Only) series, really wasn' talented in the first place in that prodigious sort of way...hasn't gone on to anything better since leaving the SyFy Channel. And that the television industry overall regards Ronald D. Moore as a layman when it comes to Science Fiction and Fantasy...

Sort of a "Meh"...."ho-hum"....kind of assessment.

As opposed to the "hyper-pumped up on steroids" unrealistic assessment of him by the SyFy Channel.

5. That the SyFy Channel no doubt holds the same, extraordinarily unrealistic opinion of Bryan Singer, who may end up making the SyFy Channel his permanent home in television just to survive. Is Bryan Singer suddenly going to attain the status of "A-List" theatrical director after directing the "Munsters" pilot for NBC? Probably not.

Yes!! The Great Actor David Madden (Reuben Kincaid) Is Still With Us!!

I want the great David Madden (Reuben Kincaid) to take down Bigfoot with.....


Rapid Machine Gun Fire!!

Only In One Of The SyFy Channel's Originally Produced Movies Would You Find These Three Iconic Legends Together

That's right. Danny Bonaduce, Barry Williams, and....."Bigfoot."


Whatever Bonnie Hammer, David Howe, and Mark Stern are smoking...I think it's time that they pass the "Bong."

Fair, fair....always share!!

I think this movie definitely warrants a cameo from Barry William's musical alter ego...


Johnny Bravo

With one of the law enforcement officials being played by....Reuben Kincaid

Is David Madden still with us?

Has Bryan Singer's "Jack The Giant Killer" Been Entered in The "Guinness Book of World Records" Yet?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_the_Giant_Killer_(2012_film)


....In the category of...."Longest post-production time ever recorded for a movie."

If a movie takes three years or easily longer to make, you can rest in the knowledge that Bryan Singer is the director.

What's The Difference Between NBC-TV Purchasing And Not Airing Ronald D. Moore's "17th Precinct" Pilot, And NBC-TV Purchasing And Probably Not Airing Bryan Singer's "Munsters" Pilot?

Not a thing. Two different (failed) pilots, same identical political structure at NBC-TV.

Is Glen A. Larson Now Too Old To Do...Anything?

Is Glen A. Larson even too old now to be an "Executive Consultant" on a "Battlestar Galactica" movie?

Of course, if he had really created "Battlestar Galactica" instead of the late Leslie Stevens, we would have witnessed more passion from him over the past decades in getting "cough"...."his baby"....up on the movie screen.

Glen A. Larson's lack of passion for "Battlestar Galactica" during the past 34 years has equaled the lack of passion from the other two people who didn't create the property either.....Ronald D. Moore and Bryan Singer.

So, it's not surprising that out of these three men we haven't gotten anything at all in the past 34 years.

It Can Only Be a Series of Blessings in Disguise That Ronald D. Moore & Bryan Singer Are Not Getting Most if Not All of Their Intended Projects Made

http://trekmovie.com/2010/11/11/ron-moore-to-remake-the-wild-wild-west-for-cbs/


When the likes of Ronald D. Moore and Bryan Singer lose their "Clout" in Hollywood to get just about anything remade, everyone in the general public domain benefits, and should express a "sigh" of relief.

In the case of "Wild, Wild West", there is no way that Ronald D. Moore could have improved upon the brilliance of the original series starring Robert Conrad, Ross Martin, and Michael Dunn.