Which sci-fi show is better Battlestar Galactica or Stargate SG-1?

Question

I like Stargarte SG-1 better, and sucks they are going to cancel it.

Answer 1

Stargate SG-1 rules it has everything that you might want for a show :suspense, action, history, military sequences, aliens, and etc.

Answer 2

Stargate SG-1 is better hands down. Battlestar Galactica is one of the lamest shows on T.V. .

Answer 3

I'm impressed with the long run Stargate SG-1 enjoyed; I never watched it, fearing it'd "jump the shark" from Episode 1 on to short life / cancellation. I respect the show's fans.

I've followed BSG since Episode 1--and am really taken each week at how far far removed it is from the mainstream "fuzzy-friendly" 70s TV show. It's one of the few great TV shows out anywhere--and I hope upcomming BSG episodes answer some still active questions I have about the Cylons.

Answer 4

it is almost like comparing apples to oranges.... both shows are good in thier own very different way..

it is kind of sad that SG1 is being canceled but I think it is the right time.... the last couple of seasons of been a bit ho-hum... and not just because of Jack being gone.... the show started going downhill with the introduction of the Ori..... they are the lamest bad guys.....

They are going to do two movies though.... one that is going to wrap up the show and another stand alone movie... And their is talk that Richard Dean Anderson might be in the movies.... And if those movies do well there might be more movies in the future....

Battlestar is a fantastic show.... I have watched it from the beginning... the second season kind of fizzled but it picked up again towards the end and this 3rd season has been great....

"# MGM has given a green light for the show's creators to produce two direct-to-DVD movies based on SG-1. Executive producer Brad Wright let TV Guide in on the news this week. "It's the climax of the Ori story line," Wright said of the first film. The movie will tie up the loose ends from the show's tenth season, which is expected to conclude its U.S. television run in June. The film will be written and directed by current SG-1 executive producer and show-runner Robert C. Cooper.

The studio is targetting a fall 2007 release for both projects -- just a few months after Stargate SG-1 ends its historic, 10-year run on cable television. It's entirely possible that the movies will also be aired on television -- something SCI FI commonly does with direct-to-DVD movies.

"They're not big-budget [films] by any definition, but for us it's pretty good," Wright said. "As we've proven over the years, just give us little more money and we can make pretty good television, or DVDs."
(Executive producer Brad Wright, in an interview with TV Guide [story])

# Filming will begin April 15, 2007, actor Michael Shanks told IGN.com.

The storyline "has to do with wrapping up the Ori storyline, which is the storyline that has taken prominence for the last two years of the show. I don't know if [Cooper] is going to wrap it up completely or bring it to some conclusion for the sake of the fans and the franchise, to bring that epic struggle to a close."
(Actor Michael Shanks, in an interview with IGN.com)

# "We feel that we have an obligation to finish telling the story that we started telling," writer-director Robert C. Cooper said. "Right now, we know for sure that the main cast of Season Ten will be returning: Ben Browder, Michael Shanks, Chris Judge, Claudia Black, and Amanda Tapping. Beyond that, we are still working on it. I know that Brad's put a call into Richard Dean Anderson ['Jack O'Neill']. ... We're hopeful he'll make an appearance, whether he's in both [movies] or just one. We're not sure yet."

Answer 5

Torchwood Supernatural Moonlight Sanctuary Farscape

Answer 6

Firefly is better, but since I have to choose, Battlestar Galactica is darker and has more character development.

Answer 7

I'm a stargate fan.

Answer 8

Battlestar... the original series...