Okay,,, again...
Another Ep. of SG-U.
You're losin' me, folks, and I don't think I'm the only one.
Slightly less whining, right. But really, Cloe explaining that she can't believe how shallow her lifestyle was does *not* forgive how useless she has been the entire series. She doesn't even hand out rations. She never volunteers for anything. She... well, you know my feelings about Chloe.
And do we really need a fairly-explicit sex scene? For a show that airs at 9:00 EST? I don't recall and "M" rating at the beginning.
It also requires us to believe a character would be able to make the intellectual leap to accept that someone else is inhabiting the body she is seeing, and that someone is who she is getting intimate with, not the person whose body it actually is. I think most of us would have difficulty carrying our acceptance of the what the stones work that far, and we've been seeing them in use for a few years now.
As for the implication of an affair between Young and TJ... you did lose me there. Fraternization between ranks is a tricky business, and moreso when the lower-ranked person is female, and the higher, male. And we're talking quite a distance here -- lieutenant to colonel. Not that I don't believe it happens -- not *that* naive -- just that I don't believe that these two characters would engage in such.
And, once again, the ship has proven itself to be smarter than they are.
On the plus side, the other characters are finally beginning to grasp that they are the Robinsons and Rush is Dr. Smith.
I'm thinking one more episode, then I'm gone until someone tells me it's gotten good.
You're losin' me, folks, and I don't think I'm the only one.
Slightly less whining, right. But really, Cloe explaining that she can't believe how shallow her lifestyle was does *not* forgive how useless she has been the entire series. She doesn't even hand out rations. She never volunteers for anything. She... well, you know my feelings about Chloe.
And do we really need a fairly-explicit sex scene? For a show that airs at 9:00 EST? I don't recall and "M" rating at the beginning.
It also requires us to believe a character would be able to make the intellectual leap to accept that someone else is inhabiting the body she is seeing, and that someone is who she is getting intimate with, not the person whose body it actually is. I think most of us would have difficulty carrying our acceptance of the what the stones work that far, and we've been seeing them in use for a few years now.
As for the implication of an affair between Young and TJ... you did lose me there. Fraternization between ranks is a tricky business, and moreso when the lower-ranked person is female, and the higher, male. And we're talking quite a distance here -- lieutenant to colonel. Not that I don't believe it happens -- not *that* naive -- just that I don't believe that these two characters would engage in such.
And, once again, the ship has proven itself to be smarter than they are.
On the plus side, the other characters are finally beginning to grasp that they are the Robinsons and Rush is Dr. Smith.
I'm thinking one more episode, then I'm gone until someone tells me it's gotten good.