Cosmos: A Space/Time Odyssey right now on Fox

Anyone watching this new version/sequel miniseries on Fox?

 

Going to download it.

 

I saw the Sagan one and am interested in this one

 

My impressions on the first episode 'Earth': extremely similar to the original, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson emulates Carl Sagan as host in the 'spaceship of imagination' through 'a personal voyage'. The visuals are great, the narration ranges from the very simplistic so a first grader can understand to some other cosmology concepts a little more difficult to grasp. Dr. Tyson even stands in the cliff top spot Carl Sagan stood in his first series episode. The best moment was the Sagan homage scenes and Tyson's own testimony of meeting Sagan as a teenager and inspiring him to become a scientist. This entertaining episode suffered from a setback the original didn't encounter: lack of novelty. Since 'Cosmos' we have seen countless of great shows in Discovery Channel, National Geography Channel and NOVA. This one benefits from the pedigree of a legendary title and that it airs on a primetime non-cable channel, FOX, which can be viewed by more people than the original series on PBS. I am looking forward to the next episodes. 8/10

 

it was pretty good! I agree with Punchy, at times I was thinking my kids could watch with me but probably not..
it is similar to the first, but better effects

 

I'm surprised Panchy is allowed to watch this... Isn't it Heresy with all of its "facts" and "evidence-based conclusions"?

 

I thought the same

 

We're talking about a guy who thinks Quasars are science fiction

What do you think Neil Degrasse Tyson would think of that opinion?

 

Beyond thinking anything about quasars how about that the EARTH was created in 6 days 6000 years ago ? Lmao

 

LMAO, there's that too

 

Both of you are morons. Real science confirms Creation. Pseudoscience denies Creation.

 

'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind';'"I want to know how God created this world, I am not interested in this or that phenomenon, in the spectrum of this or that element. I want to know His thoughts, the rest are details."-Albert Einstein

 

:atu:

what do you think Einstein would make of your thoughts on the age of the planet and the existence of dinosaurs alongside mankind??

 

I don't know. He never said anything in favor of evolution nor against creationism. He did believed in a Creator, though not the same one I believe in.

 

what do you think Neil DeGrasse Tyson has to say about evolution?

 

Panchy has been trolling you guys for years. He's a little Punchy, but he's not a literalist. :nono:


I mean, deep down he might think he'll go to hell if he drops the facade, but he's dropped too many hints for me to think he actually believes half of what he says.

 

Punchy is actually also Hanzy, he is a big Indian dude

 

What is wrong with you bro? A month ago you were spreading the gospel and praising the lord.

 

I always thought Hanzy was Mexican................at least that's what I WANT to believe. He's got a drug cartel quality about him.


ray:

 

Wrong. I am a hardcore flag waver bible thumper fundamentalist religious fanatic and I believe 100% all the crap I talk about!:fist:

 

Fox affiliate in Oklahoma "accidentally" cuts to a promo when evolution is discussed. alm:

http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2014/03/guess-state-cut-reference-evolution-cosmos/

 

Blessit be thy name rain

 

I watched the first few episodes and honestly this new version is not that good. The use of cartoons instead of actors makes is look like it is aimed at pre-schoolers. Degrassi is not Sagan and the last two episodes were plain uninteresting. I am quitting watching this. How many of you are watching it?