<short post> Execution is key. </short post>

All in all what matters is that it's good and, entertaining. For example I hold the first two seasons of 2nd BSG to be fantastic, engaging, intriguing, awesome television. Conversly it's last two seasons and, spin-off were bad in my oppinion. I've given the original BSG a few chances but, it was in my oppinion just a tad better then what 2nd BSG had become in latter seasons. However mostly unwatchable due to (for lack of a better description) being uncomfortable to sit through.

Since Batman's been brought up essentialy, Batman's been remade far more then is commonily realized. Batman & Robin (Robert Lowery) 1949, Batman Dracula 1964, Batman tv series/feature film (Adam West)1966, Batman Fights Dracula 1967, Batman (Michael Keaton) 1989, Alyas Batman en Robin (Joey de Leon) 1991, Batman Returns (Keaton) 1992, Batman the animated series (Kevin Conroy) 1992, Batman Forever (Val Kilmer) 1995, Batman & Robin (George Clooney) 1997, Batman: Dead End (Clark Bartram) 2003, Batman Begins (Chrstian Bale) 2005, ... you get the picture. Yes I realized I included a fan film but, whatever. In the end there's still just one original Batman preceeding all of those Batman (Lewis Wilson) 1943. So if you like any other Batman other then Lewis Wilson's your liking a remake/reboot/reimagining of Batman. Since he got the first onscreen appearance of the Dark Knight.