Monday, March 30, 2009   From the April 28, 2006 edition of
"Inner Toob":  It would be nice to fill out that particular
dimension a bit, so that it's not so void of TV shows.
Therefore, as far as I can see, since 'Firefly' is set in the
future, and 'Galactica' hasn't reached Earth yet, for the time
being I see no reason why it can't share the same dimension as
'The West Wing', 'Mr. Sterling', and 'Smallville'.  After first
visiting the burnt-out cinder of a planet which was their fabled
version of "Earth", the Galactica fleet reached our concept of
"Earth" about 150,000 years ago. (Kara Thrace knew "there's got
to be some kind of a way out of here" when the brokered peace
with the Cylons fell apart - she went for broke and jumped the
old battlestar, based on musical notes that also served as
coordinates. And that's how they ended up in the Sol system in
"the prehistoric dawn on a small blue-green planet in the
unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the galaxy.") So
part of that quote of mine above no