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Well one of my favorate TV shows has taken a turn for the wierd (Matrix/Cyberpunk style) when one of the main charactors finds herself in an undoubtedly DieselPunk video game from which there is no…Continue

Tags: Sci-fi., 1940s, P-40, DieselPunk, Caprica

Started this discussion. Last reply by Larry Mar 13, 2010.

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Larry replied to Robert Donnell's discussion 'CAPRICA'

I've been meaning to watch it. Maybe I'll catch up on the eps online here soon. I was a rapid Battlestar fan.

Mar 13, 2010

Tome Wilson replied to Robert Donnell's discussion 'CAPRICA'

Funny that you mentioned this show. It's been on all day. They're running a marathon.

Mar 13, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Robert Donnell's discussion 'CAPRICA'

And yes it is on SyFy. The next episodes look to be very good and have a lot of Diesel.

Mar 12, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Robert Donnell's discussion 'CAPRICA'

I watch is on Hulu.

Mar 11, 2010

Tome Wilson replied to Robert Donnell's discussion 'CAPRICA'

Is this the one on SyFy Channel?

Mar 10, 2010

CAPRICA

Discussion posted by Robert Donnell Mar 10, 2010

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Robert Donnell replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Dieselpunk Costuming'

Nice! Oh, something wicked is about to happen to my new leather coat!

Mar 1, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'

My aren't you deep and artsy, me I just like the smell of diesel and leather.

Feb 18, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'

Think about the Flying Tigers, aeroplane mercenaries in (for that time) state of the art fighters. If anything they lived a more exciting life than most fictional heroes.

Feb 17, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'

Once again we see exactly eye to eye on this, the period 1910 to 1949 took us from horseless carriages to Atom bombs, do we need (additional) Sci-Fi ? For example if you look at the little rocket fighters like the Me-163B it was faster, longer…

Feb 15, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'

Brother thou art preaching to the choir. There are a hundred times more things that are SteamPunk than are DieselPunk but even in that broad category there are people who will argue over what is and is not SP. Just shoot them in the head with a nerf…

Feb 14, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Dieselpunk Costuming'

Right now I am making some Sci-Fi Costumes and they are coming out with a distinctly DieselPunk look, whether or not that is because I'm overdosing on all things DieselPunk or that Retro-Futurism of that era is still better than what we imagine…

Jan 27, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Hayen Mill's discussion 'Objective/Subjective Dieselpunk definition'

Just my opinion, Mad Max belongs in the Post Apocalyptic catagory Here is why: 1. MM has a history totally off the Steampunk to Cyberpunk time line and would never converge with it. 2. DP is industrial and requires a world wide civilization, if…

Jan 18, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Dieselpunk Costuming'

But if you stick Mad Max in the middle there is no Cyberpunk, no Star Trek future either. I like the style of Post Apocaliptic it just does not lead anywhere. Sorry I can not say it any plainer, it just can't be Dieselpunk, which is…

Jan 15, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Dieselpunk Costuming'

Mad Max, Tank Girl, love them! I just don't see them in the Dieselpunk Universe the two are not related. For example what hapens after Steampunk? Dieselpunk, after that, Cyberpunk. It follows logically, it flows. Nowhere in there is a place…

Jan 15, 2010

Robert Donnell replied to Tome Wilson's discussion 'Dieselpunk Costuming'

I thought DieselPunk was alternate 1900-1950s?

Jan 11, 2010