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Monday, September 28, 2009

The trailer for Syfy's RIVERWORLD miniseries...

...resembles NOTHING of the Riverworld from the books of Philip Jose Farmer! Other than having, well, a river.

(The inclusion of Samuel Clemens and his fabulous riverboat, however, does give me some hope that this will be a better effort than what Sci-Fi Channel attempted in 2003.)

So if you've never read the novels, what do you think?

The after-death journey to the source of the River begins in 2010.

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Anonymous jessicaash@aol.com said ... (12:12 AM, September 29, 2009) : 

Whoever wrote this gsrbage (and the previous attempt at Riverworld on SciFi) obviously never read the books. Coming out of The River fully clothed? Horses? NONE of that was in Farmer's books. (And Sam Clemens and his riverboat was in the first movie too. It still sucked, like a Hoover with a turbodrive.)

 

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