Stargate night
Posting in-progress....
Lorne! Hi, Lorne! I hope this means we'll be seeing him again on SGA now.
OK, it makes NO sense for Carter not to ask after Jack. None. Just because RDA can't be in an episode is no reason to to mention his character, people! (Although given the non-shot of the President, I'm going to laugh SO HARD if he's President. How wacky would that be?)
AHAHAHAHAHA. SAM MARRIED MCKAY!! Hee! (For a second, I thought Lorne was going say they had a thing - he had a nice little glint in his eye.)
Wow, how bad did things get that they moved the enitre executive office to Cheyenne Mountain? I know we know the Ori threat is real, but I have to wonder what the President's speech sounds like to the everyday citizenry. There was something very icky and 1984-y about Landry's speech.
Whoa, nice rocks, Sam. And nice cleavage.
Goa'uld devices? So, it is icky 1984y. (Although, there's no way a non-undercover protestor like that would've gotten that close.)
Um. Mitchell should not be so much hotter shaggy, bitter and drunk. And yet he is. (And he looks even more like Daniel.)
Hee! Aww, Ronon's playing up to Teyla.
McKay doesn't really strike me as the Batman sort. I mean, his logic makes sense, but I'd figure the uber-dark setting and style wouldn't suit him.
"You mean, they just love you for who youare?" Hee! I love when deadpan Teyla is totally snarky.
Since Lucius wears the device openly, I'm not sure I understand why the villagers don't figure out that it's a device that makes him special, and not something intrinsic.
Ah, an example of mob stupidity in action. Reminds me why I hate people.
Huh. Kolya's put on a bit of weight.
And speaking of Batman, Lucius has his own Batman-like concealed room. Cute.
OK, the Atlanteans need to learn about causing what casualties when they can, where they can. Teyla could have taken out the couple of Genii that first approached her position and Kolya wouldn't have killed her because he needs them alive to draw John in. (Either that, or they need to export more zats to Pegasus, so they can at least cause temporary casualties, because they spend so much time not-firing their weapons it's a little ridiculous.)
Interesting. Kolya's learned to respect Weir....and he's gotten weirdly more charming. And interesting that Beckett's sort of stepping up as spokesman for the group.
Lorne! Hi, Lorne! I hope this means we'll be seeing him again on SGA now.
OK, it makes NO sense for Carter not to ask after Jack. None. Just because RDA can't be in an episode is no reason to to mention his character, people! (Although given the non-shot of the President, I'm going to laugh SO HARD if he's President. How wacky would that be?)
AHAHAHAHAHA. SAM MARRIED MCKAY!! Hee! (For a second, I thought Lorne was going say they had a thing - he had a nice little glint in his eye.)
Wow, how bad did things get that they moved the enitre executive office to Cheyenne Mountain? I know we know the Ori threat is real, but I have to wonder what the President's speech sounds like to the everyday citizenry. There was something very icky and 1984-y about Landry's speech.
Whoa, nice rocks, Sam. And nice cleavage.
Goa'uld devices? So, it is icky 1984y. (Although, there's no way a non-undercover protestor like that would've gotten that close.)
Um. Mitchell should not be so much hotter shaggy, bitter and drunk. And yet he is. (And he looks even more like Daniel.)
Hee! Aww, Ronon's playing up to Teyla.
McKay doesn't really strike me as the Batman sort. I mean, his logic makes sense, but I'd figure the uber-dark setting and style wouldn't suit him.
"You mean, they just love you for who youare?" Hee! I love when deadpan Teyla is totally snarky.
Since Lucius wears the device openly, I'm not sure I understand why the villagers don't figure out that it's a device that makes him special, and not something intrinsic.
Ah, an example of mob stupidity in action. Reminds me why I hate people.
Huh. Kolya's put on a bit of weight.
And speaking of Batman, Lucius has his own Batman-like concealed room. Cute.
OK, the Atlanteans need to learn about causing what casualties when they can, where they can. Teyla could have taken out the couple of Genii that first approached her position and Kolya wouldn't have killed her because he needs them alive to draw John in. (Either that, or they need to export more zats to Pegasus, so they can at least cause temporary casualties, because they spend so much time not-firing their weapons it's a little ridiculous.)
Interesting. Kolya's learned to respect Weir....and he's gotten weirdly more charming. And interesting that Beckett's sort of stepping up as spokesman for the group.