Re: SG-U
Thats what i was wondering as well. If not then its a hell of a coincidence.
Thats what i was wondering as well. If not then its a hell of a coincidence.
SG-U – Time (1x08) - (Discuss – Grade | SPOILERS)
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I think that's exactly what happened. I am really looking forward to meeting the A.I. when they get around to it.
So far it puts my favorite A.I., Amdomeda's Rommie, to shame.
I think that's exactly what happened. I am really looking forward to meeting the A.I. when they get around to it.
So far it puts my favorite A.I., Amdomeda's Rommie, to shame.
I hope not for two reasons. One, I don't want to see the old Stargate. I came back because this wasn't the old Stargate. I'm in the mood for something new that captures a level of seriousness and naturalism that SG-1 and Atlantis didn't. And two, tweaking and retooling almost never helps a show. This episode was good though. About the only thing I didn't like was the jungle set. I wish they would have gone out on location.
I saw the episode a second time and I'll say that you're right, though on my first viewing it did look like she was kind of amused at Eli spilling his guts. And like I said, that was at first. I know she was trying not to cry the rest of the time.Not at first, or so it appeared.
Eli was confessing that he loves Cloe and T.J. was trying (unsuccessfully) not to cry.
Jeeze, I'm so sick of people misinterpreting that scene. She's not snickering. She's trying not to cry. Kelso got it. Some people just smile a little when they're sad or uncomfortable with a situation. It's not a 'ha-ha' smile, it's an involuntary expression of anxiety, a grimace.
I think they'd all have to inject the venom into their bloodstreams to kill the existing infection and/or build up a resistence. As far as I know, dumping it in the water supply won't do anything.
I wonder why they or the ship can't just boil the water.
Checkmate
Commodore
They said is that a single piece of ice must have gotten past their purification procedure and tainted the whole; they never said they couldn't fix that. And they didn't seem at all worried about doing so, either.
Pretty much. I was gobsmacked when the blanket got pulled over Lt. James' face, but groaned when Chloe kicked the bucket as well. I guess I'll add my name to the list of people annoyed with how the reset played out. I would have liked it if it wasn't a total reset and we found out definitively that the latest iteration of the Destiny crew got both Kinos, so we didn't totally lose the character and relationship development that grew from watching the original recording. Or that we saw any character development at all come from Scott's recording. But as it stands, the ending of the ep is just a plot device getting the characters from point A to point B, when before this episode we were unaware there was even a point A (the infected water).
Still, that's just taking points off an otherwise great episode.
I remember reading that they had plans for Lt. James, so seeing her die was the point I started to wonder if there was going to be a reset.
Hulu has spoiled me. I hate this waiting a week between episodes thing.
You've got your wish.
Kino video of Eli and Scott finding two Kinos -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vte7LMnYV10
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How about that. I heard about the Kino webisodes, but didn't know that they were follow-ups to the actual episodes.
I would have preferred it if the other kino had been lost and forgotten in time. I liked that there was some mystery for the crew.
Why? So Jack could ask "Is there cake?" in the middle of a serious scene?
Woohoo! \o/
Disappointed that because of the format they keep it light and funny, but it's nice to get something at least.
He's pretty much back to his original Jack, pre-S8, now.
If anything Jack's now post season eight for good, since he's no longer an exec. producer he has to stick to the scripts and not adlib now.
Can someone explain something to me?
Didn't the "static" in the wormhole last right to the very end of the gateback window in one of the earlier timelines?
If that's the case, then how in the world did they eventually manage to gate to the planet, find the Kino recording, capture one or more of the squids, and gate back to Destiny before the solar flare turned the stargate into a time machine and trapped them there?
Didn't the "static" in the wormhole last right to the very end of the gateback window in one of the earlier timelines?
If that's the case, then how in the world did they eventually manage to gate to the planet, find the Kino recording, capture one or more of the squids, and gate back to Destiny before the solar flare turned the stargate into a time machine and trapped them there?
The "static" meant that anything going through went back in time. So the first time, they went through, tossed the kino and Rush back in time, then everyone died. The second time, they came through and found the kino and Rush's skull. They returned to the ship before the flare started interfering with gate travel. Then they sent a collection team through to collect a creature before the flare began, but they failed and everyone died. Before they all died, they sent a second kino back in time with revised instructions. The third time (we presume and based on a webisode), they came through and found two kinos, collected the creatures in the daytime, and left the planet with everyone alive.
^ I wonder if the third time through they took the time to collect food anyway, like the original plan. Afterall, they would know that the illness wasn't from the planet, that the alien creatures were nocturnal, and that they had a fair amount of time before the flare started up. So for a while at least, they'd be pretty safe.
Or would it take too long watching the video before they realised it was "safe"?
Or would it take too long watching the video before they realised it was "safe"?
