Newsgroup: it.fan.startrek
Titolo: Povero Braga, che teneroooooooooooooo

Rimpiange di non aver ascoltato di più i fan!!!! Adesso che il suo telefilm
fetido fa ascolti bassi, fa il tenerello...
http://www.trektoday.com/news/211105_01.shtml
Brannon Braga conceded that he should have stayed more in touch with the
fans during his tenure on Star Trek and conceded that he made some wrong
moves, saying that he feels it is unfair when he sees himself characterised
as not caring about the franchise.
"I lived and breathed this stuff for my entire adult life," Braga told
TrekWeb. "I wouldn't have stayed with it so long if I weren't incredibly
passionate about it." He said that he still reads internet fan boards where
Star Trek is discussed, though his focus these days is on Threshold, his
CBS series that has received favourable reviews but ratings that leave its
future uncertain. "A lot of [the criticism] I take to heart, I've always
listened to what they have to say, as painful as it is."
Calling the late Michael Piller "something of a father figure to me", Braga
said that he learned to do everything he is doing now from the onetime Star
Trek executive producer. "He really was a mentor to many people and though
Michael and I hadn't worked together for several years, he always stayed in
touch, more so than I did, regrettably... Piller was just such an
incredibly strong, focused, stabilizing presence."
On Threshold, Braga is enjoying writing a different kind of science fiction
than Star Trek, whose futuristic setting made it expensive to show a
detailed universe outside the spaceships. "What I've really enjoyed about
writing Threshold and producing it is we are able to make a very cinematic
show, where we go to a lot of different locations and really pick up the
pace. And that is only possible by being able to use Los Angeles and the
surrounding areas, and that's been very refreshing."
Braga noted that on UPN, Threshold's ratings would have been a cause for
celebration, but on the network that carries CSI, they are not impressive.
He thinks that the series will do better at 10 p.m. than it did at 9 p.m.,
being "a dark scary show", and not following Ghost Whisperer, whose
demographics skew more toward female viewers. "Ghost Whisperer, which has
its scary moments, is a hopeful uplifting show, and then you turn to
Threshold where heads are exploding and the world's going to end," he
noted. "Tuesdays at 10 is a better timeslot for us." He hopes that viewers
will follow the show to its new time, where he claims to have a spectacular
cliffhanger in store if the show runs for the full season.
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 fetido fa ascolti bassi, fa il tenerello...
spero che calino ancora...lo voglio vedere sotto i ponti (per quello sullo
stretto dovrà attendere parecchio, per fortuna :D)
ciao
BLADELA
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"Engage"

 Adesso che il suo telefilm fetido
                             ^^^^^^
 
ROTFL! l'hai annusato?
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never cared for what they say
never cared for games they play
never cared for what they do
never cared for what they know, and I know

ROTFL! l'hai annusato?
No, sono prevenuto. :-DDD
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 listened to what they have to say, as painful as it is."
Mavvvammoriammazzato, va!
Non era lui quello che diceva che se non ci piaceva la sigla di ENT potevamo
non sentirla?
F A T T O
Non era lui quello che diceva che chi vuoi che si ricordi della continuity?
F A T T O
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