A bit of a nitpick I just remembered: when the control ship and the Sombreroid ships arrive, the characters say the ships "dropped out of hyperspace" even though they use the same effect as Destiny dropping out of FTL, which is supposed to be different than hyperdrive. What up with that?
That's my fault. I pointed out in another thread that the image used for the first galaxy Destiny visited in the episode where they were in the intergalactic void was a photo of M 104. Thus did The Wormhole coin "Sombreroid." It's a shame it hasn't caught on.
I am going to guess that the Blues put something on the outside of the shuttle while it was in there hanger to track Destiny.
Where does 'Sombreroid' come from btw?
The whole thing was just too easy and convenient. That's the heart of my problem with it. Our Heroes are screwed--but wait! Chloe summons the Sombreroids and they are, for some reason, willing to cure her in exchange for... um... wait, what did they get out of it? They had no reason to believe the Destiny crew would figure out how to neutralize the drones, so exactly what did they have to gain by cooperating?
The whole thing was just too easy and convenient. That's the heart of my problem with it. Our Heroes are screwed--but wait! Chloe summons the Sombreroids and they are, for some reason, willing to cure her in exchange for... um... wait, what did they get out of it? They had no reason to believe the Destiny crew would figure out how to neutralize the drones, so exactly what did they have to gain by cooperating?
None of this makes a whole lot of sense. I guess this script was generated by Writer Fiat 2003 (MGM wouldn't spring for an upgrade.)
1. The information she gathered on Destiny, and 2. Time to repair their hyperdrive and escape.The whole thing was just too easy and convenient. That's the heart of my problem with it. Our Heroes are screwed--but wait! Chloe summons the Sombreroids and they are, for some reason, willing to cure her in exchange for... um... wait, what did they get out of it? They had no reason to believe the Destiny crew would figure out how to neutralize the drones, so exactly what did they have to gain by cooperating?
None of this makes a whole lot of sense. I guess this script was generated by Writer Fiat 2003 (MGM wouldn't spring for an upgrade.)
I seem to be in the minority, but I really liked the episode, I thought it was very good. /shrug
Strange I don't think people minded when the Asgard cured O'Neill of the Ancients' download so it's odd that Chloe's cure in this ep. is considered convenient.
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