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Yes, but how many ships did you see being destroyed? 
That's the difference, after all, Star-Wars showed a planet being destroyed as well, but somehow managed to quickly gloss over the loss of several billion lives as some kind of Jedi headache, and yet lingered emotionally over the death of about 5 X-Wing pilots. B5 lingered a lot more over the fate of those on the planet, however, and it just sort of ramped up from there, people became less interesting in showing the Victories, and more interested in showing the losses.
It's as much to do with how the loss is presented as the actual numbers involved
That's the difference, after all, Star-Wars showed a planet being destroyed as well, but somehow managed to quickly gloss over the loss of several billion lives as some kind of Jedi headache, and yet lingered emotionally over the death of about 5 X-Wing pilots. B5 lingered a lot more over the fate of those on the planet, however, and it just sort of ramped up from there, people became less interesting in showing the Victories, and more interested in showing the losses.It's as much to do with how the loss is presented as the actual numbers involved
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Wait, is Jack back? Because having MacGyver on the show will very likely make it worth watching.
Hmmm, It looks like they're moving back to a smaller scale, despite the name....
At the risk of derailing the thread further, would someone mind summarizing the last of SG1 and Atlantis for me? I'll probably end up watching Universe, and I stopped watching both series shortly after that anti-ancient arc started.
Hmmm, It looks like they're moving back to a smaller scale, despite the name....
At the risk of derailing the thread further, would someone mind summarizing the last of SG1 and Atlantis for me? I'll probably end up watching Universe, and I stopped watching both series shortly after that anti-ancient arc started.
"Ignorance is the greatest weapon of tyranny, and old wounds open all too easily."
