Again....

They're probably going to do it every week oddball as a way to encourage more comments.

I don't mind it. I missed the Paolo Bacigalupi when they first posted it, and it was an interesting read, so it does help some people.

Also, this means they're reading our comments and in some small way that means we're influencing the thoughts of SyFy which isn't a bad thing. Maybe one day the bosses of the guys that do the SciFi Wire will pull their heads out.

Did divephotog really think there were going to be vampires in Dune or was this a sarcastic comment?
C'mon people, read the article before commenting!!!

Also, this means they're reading our comments and in some small way that means we're influencing the thoughts of SyFy which isn't a bad thing.

Yeah that's obvious considering half my comments get deleted for sharing my "OPINION".

Maybe one day the bosses of the guys that do the SciFi Wire will pull their heads out.

LOL maybe I really shouldn't comment on this one.

Yes, I beleive they do read the comments faithfully...The problem is that the Wirepeople are not the execs who do the programming and the decision making that we are so adamant about in our postings, nor is their real e-mail access to these people, or the NBC-Uni people who are their bosses.

So our comments do get heard, and occassionally we are able to influence the Wire staff to correct an error or omission in their stories, but guess we can forget the impact going any higher. - kh

I still say i've seen better stories and scripts on my used toilet paper than whats to come with alot of these remakes.I think alot of the execs see what originally happened with SG1 and think they can make the next big movie to series sci fi hit. Which so far has yet to be seen. I dont know maybe but, then again i think uwe bowl should direct the next transformers( sarcasim hurts sometimes lol)

I'm one of the "bosses of the guys that do the SciFi Wire" and I read the comments regularly. Not only here but on our forums, on message boards on other sites, through e-mail feedback, on Facebook, on Twitter (I'm @syfy) and many other places.

I appreciate your taking time out to leave comments, good, bad and other. And we often discuss them at the weekly Syfy senior staff meeting.

I'm glad to see someone from wire acknowledge that they read our sometimes right, sometimes wrong, but always from our sci fi loving hearts comments. I'm just one for if its not broke dont fix it , but at the same time dont feel you cant make a little change to it without going overboard. For instance i liked the new BSG ,until it went all spiritual on you. Some people liked it , i didnt and thats my opinion, not everyone else. I for one like seeing articles like this one. If you want to look at it one way this is ET(Entertainment Tonight, not extra terestrial) for us sci fi geeks out there. I would like to see sci fi wire do some more video interviews. Well thank you for reviewing my rants and raves lol.

I'm just waiting for something new to finally arrive in scifi creations. Everything for the last decade has been geared towards killing ourselves because we either deserve it or because that's the way it should be. Wall-e, while cute, still has us looking forward to covering the world with garbage, yet being able to sustain ourselves indefinitely in space. The Day The Earth Stood Still was supposed to be about the perils of war, but instead turned into a flick that had aliens going about wiping out our planet of the “Human infection” to make room “for more worthy species” Terminators are still taking over the world or Aliens are destroying the world. Heck, Transformers have robot aliens out to take over the world!

Then we have the new “horror” darlings. Namely vampires who are always sexy, in positions of power, and make us mere humans seem just that much more like uncooperative cattle by comparison. Can we stop trying to blow up the planet already? Either find a way to do it (with a collider?) or just deal with scifi as it always appealed to the fans: a look into the possible future technologies and what we do with them.

Please, oh please, don't make a futuristic vampire flick out of that idea! (Ultra Violet still makes me cringe.)

Craig... If the comments are being read, then why is SyFy continuing down the awful road it has chosen with programming. The Comments here must have shown that the general Science Fiction enthusiasm of the channel has decreased over the past years due to the overload of junk (Wrestling?), pseudo-science (Ghost Hunters, Whisperers, Destination Myth, and Scare Tactics - which all belong more appropriately on your sister network under the NBC-Uni umbrella - Chiller), and the massive overload of straight horror creeping in (again more appropraite to Chiller) and now with October, ruling the channel.
If these comments are being read, why is there no effect? A normal business takes comments and complaints to heart in their operation, to keep their business running and serving their clientelle, but here it seems to be leading you all the opposite direction - maybe if we do even worse, we can elicit more comments? - type action... - kh

I still say that Snake is a clueless do^chebag.

Why McTex, because he/she disagrees with you? So, you are correct in a subjective realm? Sounds paradoxical to me.