teacake does Stargate: punch it

[The Wormhole]

teacock wrote:

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It's a human child whose biological mother is Sha're and biological father is an ancient egyptian. The kid isn't a Goa'uld until he gets the larva implanted in him.

Actually, no. But further explanation would be serious spoilers.

[Sindatur]

Andromeda Season 3 - Episode 21: Daniel, Teal'c and Martouf are all in the same episode. Something to think about. And of course, there's also another character from SG1 in the episode, but, River Song would object if I said more.

(Though, I'd recommend Charlie Jade or Earth Final Conflict S1 - 4 before Andromeda for your next adventure)

[teacake]

I think I'll do Charlie Jade and then maybe an Atlantis rewatch, just to really immerse myself in Stargate. There won't be any spoiler fears there.

Martouf, he's a creepy looking guy.

[teacake]

The Wormhole wrote:

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Actually, no. But further explanation would be serious spoilers.

Well I'm going on the info Daniel has right now in the series and by that info he's made a very bad judgment call as far as his marriage goes.

[Sindatur]

teacock wrote:

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I think I'll do Charlie Jade and then maybe an Atlantis rewatch, just to really immerse myself in Stargate. There won't be any spoiler fears there.

Martouf, he's a creepy looking guy.

Heh, I figgered the SGA rewatch would be right behind the SG1, and then you'd be ready for something new.

Really, I thought Martouf was kinda hot in SG1, though yea, the actor can do some pretty creepy looking characters

[gturner]

teacock wrote:

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Well I'm going on the info Daniel has right now in the series and by that info he's made a very bad judgment call as far as his marriage goes.

Yeah, in my advice column on P2X-429, being taken over by a Goa'uld was a frequent cause of marital tension. Usually the Goa'uld partner would become very demanding, sometimes insufferably overbearing, and it can be difficult to restore a nice balance to the relationship.

So first off, Goa'uld partner, don't kill your spouse just because you find them inferior. Human partner, even Goa'uld sometimes need encouragement when they face life's difficulties, such as when their beautiful new fleet gets wiped out by a rival System Lord. Just be there for them, perhaps making them some comfort food and just listening as they rant and rave about their foiled plans for galactic domination.

[teacake]

Sindatur wrote:

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Really, I thought Martouf was kinda hot in SG1, though yea, the actor can do some pretty creepy looking characters

HOT?@?

Well you and I friend will never bitch fight over a man.

[teacake]

gturner wrote:

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So first off, Goa'uld partner, don't kill your spouse just because you find them inferior. Human partner, even Goa'uld sometimes need encouragement when they face life's difficulties, such as when their beautiful new fleet gets wiped out by a rival System Lord. Just be there for them, perhaps making them some comfort food and just listening as they rant and rave about their foiled plans for galactic domination.

COMFORT FOOD?

Have you seen these people's dwelling?

Sparse. Aesthetic. Minimalist.

Here Sweetie, have a wheat nub.

[gturner]

The Goa'uld do seem to be set on tents, huts, and ancient or classical architecture crossed with technology-chic straight out of Captain Proton.

[Silvercrest]

gturner wrote:

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What's going to happen the first time you pick him up from daycare and half the other toddlers are either dead, worshipping your wife's son as an evil god, or have snakes in their heads? Is that fair to the other parents?

I don't have kids myself, but if I did, one of the first things I'd want to know when picking a daycare center is whether any of the other children are Goa'ulds, Wraiths, vampires, werewolves, or possessed by Satan.

teacock wrote:

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Don't be silly.

Is that a straight line or what?

The Wormhole wrote:

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Actually, no. But further explanation would be serious spoilers.

Well, biologically the statement is correct. It's beyond that where it gets complicated.

[teacake]

gturner wrote:

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The Goa'uld do seem to be set on tents, huts, and ancient or classical architecture crossed with technology-chic straight out of Captain Proton.

Yes it's always interesting to try and find in universe reasons for low budgets

I was thinking particularly of the Tokra though. I know they were fleeing and just building those tunnels fresh every time but they seemed to have zilch, nothing to sit on etc..

[gturner]

Yes, you'd think if there was just one hoarder among the false gods with starships who live for thousands of years, his garage full of junk would be vastly larger than the Smithsonian, the Royal Museum, the Long Beach peer, and the desert aircraft boneyards. From comparing the show to Storage Wars, American Pickers, or any other reality show, a three-thousand year-old Goa'uld accumulates less stuff than a fifty-year old welder who likes lamps, signs, and oil cans.

[teacake]

Perhaps if you live for thousands of years you transcend the desire for material goods.

And yet.. they still like their eyeshadow.

[teacake]

Show and Tell: WHO YOU GONNA CALL? The Tokra apparently. Factional, political, ghosty stuffs. Hope to see more of the Reetou though I can so do without the sappy Jack's wannabe son storyline. If some bald patchwork fail kid wanted to be MY son I'd uhh.. take him to MacDonalds and leave him there. Yeah.

[teacake]

1969: Now that was fun! Everyone looked great, Carter was particularly beautiful in hippie gear and Teal'c made quite the cool cat. Speaking of cats in the scene where the SG:1 team sit in the young Catherine Langford's parlor and try to extract from her the location of the mothballed stargate there is the continual meowing of a cat in the background. No cat is ever seen. Anyone know what that's about?

I would have liked to have known what happened to the hippie couple, if they dodged the draft or if the poor guy went off to Vietnam. I'd hoped we'd see them 30 years later.

And GO General Hammond, keeping all that under wraps and checking out Carter's hands every day I guess he did a good job not letting on he knew who Teal'c was when he first met him, and that he was going to be one of them.




Everyone looking like they've had a little too much LDS.