Re: [LoGH] Which Wagner music is used in LOGH?
Lee Thompson (thompsonl@logh.net)
Tue, 06 Feb 2001 09:54:37 -0800
On Tue, 06 Feb 2001 17:35:11, you wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >The formula idea is that nothing ever actually happens. Or in other
>>words,
>> >everything is back to normal at the end of the episode. That way viewers
>> >can miss an episode and still know what is going on.
>>
>>That's typical of any show in it's first season since characters are still
>>being
>>introduced. You introduce characters and places -- and then you drop a
>>piano
>>on the viewer.
>
>That's typical of star trek during every season, even the old show. The
>only notable exception is in the end of deep space Nine where they are
>trying to copy Babylon 5.
>
>>
>>This is even true for major arc-series like Babylon 5 and even really LoGH
>>up to
>>about episode 7.
>
>The first season of babylon 5 is full of foreshadowing of what will happen
>and major events (that effect later epsidoes) do happen during a few of the
>first episodes.
Yes but at the time it wasn't very obvious. Andromeda is the same way.
I think you're assuming Andromeda is resetting things to 'normal' at the end of
each episode and that's not really the case.
--
Lee Thompson
thompsonl@logh.net
