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Re-imaging: Does it always work?!
- Thread starter Yume-chan
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Cant think of many reimaginings I've actually watched but
Battlestar Gallatica - Frack yes!!
Startrek - Later TNG and DS9 very good. Enterprise & Voyger not so hot.
New Avengers - mmm iffy. Certainly not a patch on the Emma Peel period.
V - pretty poor considering other Sci Fi shows we've had recently.
Reggie Perrin - absolutely not.
Not sure if Doctor Who is re imagined (technically not I'd wager) but it certainly gets a big thumbs up especially compared to the weak & underfunded later old Who.
Battlestar Gallatica - Frack yes!!
Startrek - Later TNG and DS9 very good. Enterprise & Voyger not so hot.
New Avengers - mmm iffy. Certainly not a patch on the Emma Peel period.
V - pretty poor considering other Sci Fi shows we've had recently.
Reggie Perrin - absolutely not.
Not sure if Doctor Who is re imagined (technically not I'd wager) but it certainly gets a big thumbs up especially compared to the weak & underfunded later old Who.
I did point out the the film in Star Trek's case. By re-imaging I would mean they largely retain the original character names and/or background in some form (even if we have a gender change of some characters in BSG and Five-O). The spin-oRAB are essentially new characters in new situations.
I don't count new Who as a re-imaging. More of an improvement on the production values of classic Who, and a continuation of the character's timeline.
I don't count new Who as a re-imaging. More of an improvement on the production values of classic Who, and a continuation of the character's timeline.
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That ITV re-imagined version of the Prisoner was awful.
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I only saw ten minutes of Bionic Woman - and had to say ta-ra! I'm much too loyal to the original series!