The official Serge fanclub

Television, Movies Games and Books Caprica
#1

In the spirit of GWC’s love affair with everyone’s favorite centurion, Larry, allow me to formally launch the fanclub for the coolest character in the Caprica pilot: Serge

With the sheer volume of awesome that Serge exudes, I think it’s fair to assume that Serge was a spiritual predecessor of sorts for Larry. Admittedly, the physical transition from locomoting bowling pin to badass centurion is a bit of a leap. Nevertheless, I don’t question for a second that Larry can trace much of his Fonzie-esque coolness to this überbutler.

All I can say is: I want one.

#2

Serge and the other rolling bowling pin robits are the Great Grandylons of the Skinjobs.

Its true.

#3

The3…can’t link to pics on the BSG wiki…here’s a capture I did of Serge.

#4

I liked the bots they used for targets for the Cylon prototype too.

#5

He’s also cool because he reminds me of Tom Servo…

#6

This post has nothing at all to do with Chrono Cross. I know it’s in the Caprica board, but…

#7

seems like all the pre-larry’s used ther uni-ball method of locomoton. They’re fraked when it comes to stairs, tho.

#8

The target practice models seemed like the same basic robit just upgraded for military purposes.

Like a humvee is to a sedan.

#9

Er, don’t y’all find Serge a little, um, phallic?

We’d need an Audra phallus report… :stuck_out_tongue:

#10

Serge’s great-grandfather?

:stuck_out_tongue:

#11

I’m following serge on Twitter @sergegraystone. He answers questions. Seems I was wrong, he does do stairs.

#12

Haha! I’ll have to give that a look.

#13

He might be able to go down them.

#14

[quote]seems like all the pre-larry’s used ther uni-ball method of locomoton. They’re fraked when it comes to stairs, tho.
He might be able to go down them.[/quote]
…Once.

Somone needs to do a mashup video of Serge, with Serge using Bender or Tom Servo dialogue. That would be awesome.

#15

I’ve been following Serge for a while now. I daresay he’s more interesting and informative than the show itself.

#16

I think the writers enjoy writing for that account.