BSG
Battle Star Gallactica
a popular 70`s early 80`s Sci-Fi tv show,and a series or books that also had a big screen movie.
Death Machines destroy mankind,except for a single battle star,cool but old and cheesy now,but I liked it...lol..think old star trek with better special effects,and only a few aliens.
The whole thing was based off Fred Saberhegans awesome stories...the Berserker Wars...about a race of intelegent deadly robots programed to kill ALL life...they where built for a galactic war centuries ago,and won,then killed there builders to...
...when they met us and what they did is what the stories are focused on,but we humans cuased them more trouble then the machine race expected us to give them.
lol
I think that you can best see the influince of Saberhagens works in movies like BSG The Terminator,and Part 2 TII,and also the Star Trek Borg concept,some of the robots in the animated \"Robot Carnival\",that big robo from \"Judge Dread\",and many of the odd looking robos in \"Star Wars\" like IG88 and others...all of this styl and concept was in The Berserker Wars novels in the 60`s and 70 `s and it is all just a rip of Saberhagans works...yes even useing time travel to fight the machines,lol...it was all in the books Saberhagan wrote.
...That is O.K. cuase I know that Freds work live on,and his influnce is seen in all sci-fi media,now and then....so when I see movies like \"Virus\",(with Jamie lee Curtis) and see the killing machines,I just think...\"Oh Look,a Zerker!\"
The actuale Berserkers where cool as hell...and come to think of it that styl of old school robot would make an awesome line of sci-fi figures....I`m in fact doing a few dios with the berserkers in mind,for my \"Mystic Models\" line like one death machine in combat with a red hot babe fighting in a coridore mabey.
..so you can see what they looked like and why I say that the modern idea of death robos is a TBW`s rip off....I have one of the OLD way out of print novels that had a black and white drawing for the opening of each chapter,them Zerkers was cool man!
The stories where ahead of there time.
Well imatation is the high form of flatery they say.
