Loved it! And it opened my eyes about Seth MacFarlane too.

I loved both, but thought the original to be far superior. I wasn't crazy about the use of animation in A Spacetime Odyssey even though I generally get a kick out of most of MacFarlane's work. As a narrator, Tyson is a most worthy successor to Sagan. He doesn't have the natural gift for poetry that Sagan had, but his humor and likability go far to counter that deficit. Music also plays a large part in the success of Sagan's A Personal Voyage, and the extensive use of Vangelis' work made it hard to beat in that category.

I actually liked Carl Sagan's presentation better, It was not as specific in the time but the thoughts were incredible. Now we now many answers and all is good.

Sagan is a personal hero/idol/person I admire. I've loved him since I was young, watching the original Cosmos with my parents. Pale Blue Dot to me is one of the pinnacles of himan perspective, and Sagan reading his passage is about as close as I get to a religious experience. (I also loved Contact, with Jodi Foster, though it was tinged with sorrow that he died before it's theatrical release).

Neil deGrasse Tyson is wonderful too, though he has a lot more ego and a lot less patience than Sagan. He's a showman as much as a scientist, but that's just what we need right now, to get the attention of the masses.

Yeah, it's great! deGrasse Tyson and MacFarlane hit their strides, with the overall style of the show, several episodes in.

It seems to me that the whole show was devoted to building a case for global warming. I was surprised that Fox aired it.

Love Tyson. Smart, funny, and a nonbeliever. Brings more humor to science than Sagan. I also watched and liked Cosmos.

I`m hooked on " the ministry of time ". A spanish tv show in subtitles. Learnt a whole load about Spanish history

Both are or were great science minds. Love all the videos and books.

I've seen both. The newer version was great. The original is my favorite. Dr. Carl Sagan was a great inspiration to me, a great educator and a wonderful human.

Can't wait to see it.

I loved Cosmos, and I think Neil deGrasse Tyson is the epitome of hot males so I have watched many of his programs. The programs are fascinating and then there is Neil. What is not to like.

It's great. It's one of the few things I let my kids stay up late to watch on a school night when it came out. I hear they are going to do another season.

I loved it, can't wait for season two.

I like Carl Sagan's version more.

Love it gonna buy it so my daughter and I can watch it together

Totaly concur. I also remember watching the originals by Sagan!

I love that series. Anything that shows the magnificence of our universe is worth watching.