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fiercelydreamed January 31 2009, 06:22:15 UTC
Well, but, I mean, who can remember all those niggly little details like that? Or like her father's name? It's not like they have someone whose job it is to track those things in organized binders or anything! *rolls eyes*

As this series goes, it was about what I'd've expected for their last episode. I'm fine with it, and more than fine with making other people's fic my new canon from here on out. Because the internet is where the really good SGA writers live.

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icarusancalion January 31 2009, 07:36:30 UTC
That was fun. *burp*

He totally has "what do you mean I have to babysit on the night of the big cross-town game?" face.

Ha.

It's like it never occurred to Sam that John might possibly, say, disobey orders or go on a kamikaze run. Has she even met him? Oh, wait, there was that thing where she was his BOSS for a year.

Okay, I cracked up. Too true.

Everyone on earth watching the city fall: "It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a ... giant flaming snowglobe?"

They can take all the pictures they want. The SEP field is set to stun.

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springwoof January 31 2009, 14:00:15 UTC
okay, I believe the character you're calling "military technical exposition dude" is Major Davis from SG-1. I'm a Major Davis fan and really bounced with happiness when they used him in this ep. They did all kinds of shout-outs to SG-1 fans in this ep (I guess to the fans of the whole franchise).

I think we had the same face on when they killed Ronon. I jumped out of my seat, all: "NO, NO! You CAN'T DO THAT!" fortunately, they didn't.

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thingswithwings January 31 2009, 14:19:56 UTC
yeah dude, that's Major Paul Davis, much-beloved, a guy who keeps being a Major for like ten years or something. SG-1 fans were complaining about that for years, and it reminded me of my own complaints when Harry Kim stayed an Ensign on Voyager even though he served seven years and died six times in the course of duty. TANGENT!

I share you sighing, hand-wavy disappointment and balloon metaphor.

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Yeah, what you said! lynnzo January 31 2009, 18:16:47 UTC
NO STABBING OF RONON. BAD WRAITH. NO BISCUIT.

ROFLMAO! Okay, now I'm going to hear that phrase every time a Wraith appears.

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