Sexiest Women of Science Fiction,
 

What more could be desired, one to begin the year with life ....

http://www.life.com/image/53371795/i...iction#index/0

Nice!:yeah:

they had Uhura (zoe Saldana) but not Galia!!! oh for shame. Zoe is too skinny anyways

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_yPWyFZEdY0...400/gaila2.jpg

now thats a woman. I don't care if shes painted green...ill take her either way

but I do like all of the Battlestar picks. Especially Scakhoff...gor that tomboy appeal, and don't forget summer Galu.

Seven of Nine had to be there!!:oops::03::yeah:
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But no mention of Constance Moore <pout> :cry:

I like the movie "The Attack Of The 50 Ft. Woman".


I'll leave it at that, hee hee.

ehh...im not into people my gandfather thought was hot. but to each his own. :arrgh!:

I am going to hit you with my walker!


These dangburn kids these days.

sorry had to do it :D

I am the young gun here

Scully and 7 of 9

Now if I could just get shirley manson to fit into the bed.....

You can share Scully with Mulder, 7 of 9 is mine!!:x:yep:

How is Wonder Woman Science Fiction? :-?
(Star Wars isn't generally SciFi either but its normally grouped as such so I'll let it go)

No Amanda Tapping or any of the other Stargate Women? Her, Torri Higginson, Rachel Luttrell, Lexa Doig, and Jewel Staite deserve mention! :stare:

Also Gigi Edgley of Farscape...

I guess if we are talking Farsscape Claudia Black should be somewhere on the list too... :hmmm:

Star Wars isn't science fiction? What is it then?

Space western?:hmmm:

Reality!:hmmm:

Fantasy set in space.

Any particular reason for that? Sure, it has some important fantasy elements, but it still has many more (And still largely critical) science fiction elements...

Simply based on how Lucas wrote it. Science Fiction generally relies on a base of current scientific theory or a set of fictional theories on how the universe works. None of that was in Star Wars, it was added later by others (like in the "Essential Guides" books). You can really see this in the famous Kessel Run line in Star Wars or the escape of the Falcon in Empire where stuff just doesn't make scientific sense.

That's not to say that Star Wars is bad its just not real Sci Fi more of a something in between Scifi and Fantasy. Its whats called now a "Space Opera", in fact Space Opera's definition was mostly changed by Star Wars. Before Space Opera was hacky, poorly written, trashy stuff set in space. Star Wars showed it could be good.

I like the picture, #20

Trek is crap as "real" science fiction, too. Just as fantasy as Star Wars.

That said, they completely neglected Firefly.

http://www.fireflywiki.org/img/inara13.jpg

http://www.fireflywiki.org/img/Kaylee21.jpg