What Do You Think SGU's Final Scene Will Be?
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ReadyAndWilling
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I just hope we get some action.
^I thought you were hoping for Replicators. 
The final scene will be a puppet show followed by a sex tutorial.
Rush wakes up in bed next to his wife and explains this crazy dream that she was dead and that he was on a spaceship with the wrong people. She tells him it wasn't a dream but it's ok now, the show was cancelled.
Rush says "Thank God" and then turns out the light. The next day he wakes up and goes to his job as a school bus driver.
Rush says "Thank God" and then turns out the light. The next day he wakes up and goes to his job as a school bus driver.
That alone is way too imaginative and in-depth for anything that could come from SyFy's people.
This is just a YouTube link, but I'm not embedding the video here.
You've been warned.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOFefy_gz8w
They arrive back at Earth, but it's 10000 years in the past and the Goa'uld are at the height of their power. Young discovers this by taking the shuttle down to the planet to find out why the SGC isn't responding to their hails (Destiny's sensors are down). We see a horus guard stepping around a corner, leveling a staff weapon at him, snapping it open, then FLASHBANG! The camera zooms out to show a pyramid, then zooms out to show that they're in Washington D.C., then zooms to orbit where the Destiny is being blown up by pyramid ships.
Cue credits.
Cue credits.
They get back to Earth and everyone's an ape. Eli finds it hilarious.
I was told by a friend who was invited onto the set by a security guard on their last day of shooting what the final scene is and I laughed when he told me. I think some people are gonna be pissed off.
Take out SGU characters, add in a pointless cameo by Atlantis personnel, and I think you just described a never-produced SG-1 season 11 and Atlantis season 6 crossover episode...and likely exactly the type of show 'real fans' wish the third Stargate series had been.
Sounds a bit like the ENT finale. Might as well repeat that story. After all, it worked so well the first time around.
Take out SGU characters, add in a pointless cameo by Atlantis personnel, and I think you just described a never-produced SG-1 season 11 and Atlantis season 6 crossover episode...and likely exactly the type of show 'real fans' wish the third Stargate series had been.
It seemed a pretty cliched ending, not to mention lame. If people wanna know PM me.
Wouldn't the Earth ships' asgard beam weapons cut through the Lucian Alliance ships' shields and hulls like a hot knife through butter seeing as the took out an Ori ship while the LA couldn't even get through the shields. I mean Goa'uld ships haven't been a credible threat to Earth since the end of season 7 of SG-1.
It was stated (in one of Mallozi's blog posts) that the Lucian Alliance found a way to make their shields slightly more resistant to the beam weapons. As well they never travel alone, so one-on-one or two-on-one against a BC-304 and the Ha'taks are screwed. Get enough Ha'taks though and you can't hit them all at once.
Here's the thing: unless the Alliance has actual scientists or a Goa'uld scientist helping them out and a decent research program, they shouldn't be able to develop anything, even if they got their hands on an Ancient shield generator (which shouldn't do much anyway, because the Asgard had 10,000 years of weapon/defense development over the Ancients).
That said, I have no problem with the idea that the Ha'taks in the pilot just showed up and spammed their cannons before the Hammond raised its shields and caused some damage, because we've seen Ha'taks do that before.
Plus even if they were somehow (unlikely as it is) to pull that off how many of Ha'taks can they have I would figure the Jaffa and Tokra would have run off with most of them after season 8 ended.
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