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06 Feb 08
Originally posted by blakbuzzrdFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Frakkin' BSG, that's what!
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BSG is a three-letter abbreviation that may refer to:
* Baraminology Study Group
* Battlestar Galactica, either the original series (episodes) or the re-imagined series (episodes)
* Beacon Street Girls, a book series
* Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, a library in Paris
* Birtles Shorrock Goble, a band
* Bournemouth School for Girls, Dorset, UK
* British Society of Gastroenterology
* Brotherhood of Saint Gregory, a community of Anglican friars
* Betriebssportgemeinschaft
I will assume that you are talking about the Bournemouth School for Girls. 😉
06 Feb 08
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Originally posted by rbmorrisIt is another cop show but it's very gritty and the characters of ambiguous morality. I watched a few episodes but never got hooked.
Never seen The Shield, but a buddy of mine tells me it's great. Is it just another cop show? I really dislike Law & Order (both the show and the general concept).
06 Feb 08
Originally posted by rbmorrisFar from just another cop show. It's a hell of a lot harsher, it follows a unit of guys who operate as a special task force. They're kind of a get the job done by any means necessary group and they're pretty much as corrupt as the criminals they take down.
Never seen The Shield, but a buddy of mine tells me it's great. Is it just another cop show? I really dislike Law & Order (both the show and the general concept).
06 Feb 08
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Originally posted by DarvlayD- That could be interesting. I like the moral ambiguity thing.
It is another cop show but it's very gritty and the characters of ambiguous morality. I watched a few episodes but never got hooked.
Originally posted by Starrman
Far from just another cop show. It's a hell of a lot harsher, it follows a unit of guys who operate as a special task force. They're kind of a get the job done by any means necessary group and they're pretty much as corrupt as the criminals they take down.
S- Is it preferable to watch from the beginning, or can you pick it up part way through?