that’s weird.
a. when in the series do they claim that the moon goes FTL?
b. given all the crap we accept from sci fi shows, like sound in space, braking, artificial gravity without explanation, all aliens being humanoid, complaining about the moon going FTL seems … petty?
besides, if you accept a ship going ftl, there’s no good reason why the moon couldn’t.
Firefly was not the worst show you ever saw. Maybe you didn’t like it, maybe you hate Joss Whedon because he killed your parents, maybe you can’t stank Nathan Fillion’s smirk. Whatever. But it ain’t the worst show you ever saw, unless you’ve only seen three shows and therefore the three shows you listed are also the best shows you’ve ever seen.
This thread isn’t “Shows that are overrated by the fanboys”.
Babes - one of the many turds early-90s FOX flung at the wall in the post-Simpsons time slot, hoping something would stick. It was a sitcom about 3 fat sisters and it was funny cuz, get this, they’re fat! Get it? They’re fat! I suffered through one episode in those pre-DVR, live-TV watching dark days. Wikipedia claims it lasted an entire season.
Boobah - kids show from the creators of Teletubbies. I guess the target audience was kids who didn’t think Teletubbies was repetitive enough. Even my kids, who were 3 and 1 at the time and watched Teletubbies, thought it was boring and pointless. It didn’t even have Teletubbies’ this-might-be-cool-if-I-were-stoned appeal.
A truly dreadful variety show where the produce had been convinced that Pink Lady, a pop duo from Japan would would be popular if they had a show in America.
However nobody bother to find out if the girls spoke English. They didn’t, at all, so an American comedian was added to do most of the talking, with the girls having to be coached phonetically on what few lines they could manage.
The moon has to be going faster than light if it is reaching other planets/stars outside of the solar system. I don’t remember the show well enough, but I thought they did.
And yeah, I think there’s a pretty big difference between a chunk of rock hurtling through space faster than light after an explosion (if I remember the origins of the travel) and a ship that is designed through some magical physics handwaving to go that fast.
And now I have the theme in my head. Damn you all.
Premiering in 1973, this turkey was a remake of Gilligan’s Island, complete with Bob Denver as Dusty, Forrest Tucker playing a “Skipper” surrogate, a couple of gals from Petticoat Junction offering up the “Ginger or Mary Ann” question, a rich banker (and his wife), and a really smart guy.
Instead of being stuck on an island, they were lost out in the wild, wild west.
I never liked the show even as a kid, and hardly ever watched it, but I think you’re wrong. There was one episode where the Moon came back close to Earth, and several hundred years had passed. So they are experiencing time dilation. A journey between suns may take decades, but it seems like a week to them.
I think I once saw part of “Cop Rock”. I was so horrified I couldn’t even move or make a sound. It was like, the police chief singing a song telling his officers to be careful. I wish I could block it out.
Yet another dark memory. Ugh. I’m going to have nightmares tonight, and it’s the fault of everyone in this thread. Do you understand?
“Dinosaurs” was pretty fucking stupid. (“Not the mama!”) It would have worked as a kid’s cartoon – as an adult show, not so much.