Stargate SG-1/Atlantis/Universe

[OobeDoobBenubi]

Bah a whole season without the nerd to drive Jack crazy So far the BEST episode I would have to say is in Season 4 called Window Of Opportunity that was just so damn BRILLIANT & for those that dont remember it is the TIME LOOP episode. Where only Teal'C & Jack was stuck in a TIME LOOP. Damn it was so ****ing funny

 

[lars573]

Watch it first then pass judgement. Jack doesn't say much to Jonas for like 5 episodes. Sure he lets him on the team, but then all he does is scowl at him.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

Hey guys one last question. Is the alien that is on that SG1 ship currently helping Atlantis THOR ?

 

[Happenstance]

No, I cant be bothered to remember his name but its not Thor

 

[TheCorpulent1]

The Asgard onboard on the Daedalus is named Hermiod.

Season 6 was actually pretty good, despite Daniel's absence. There were a few slow episodes, but Jonas was a pretty decent character.

 

[Happenstance]

Yeah Jonas wasnt that bad of a character and I think if he had been in it from the beginning then a lot of people would have liked him but replacing a character as great as Daniel definately made it a hell of a lot harder for him.

 

[Superfreak]

season 6, although the lack of Daniel was annoying, lay the foundation for season 7 and 8. By far the most touching episodes of the season were the 2 where Daniel visited. One to help Oneill through a number of excecutions and revivals in a sarcauphagus, and later to help Teal'c through hallucinations caused by the repeated removal of his symbiote in order to share it with Bratac so they could both survive. Both episodes were mint, and they all lead to a further understanding of Anubis and the ancients. It needed to happen, and it was done well.


Here's a question, and a consequence of making two SG series at the same time. If the Ori are so powerful bla bla bla bla bla... will their emissaries be invading the Pegasus galaxy aswell? I mean, I'm assuming the the ancients have protected us, and the other humans of the galaxies they seeded and linked by gates. Does it also mean that Pegasus has been exposed to the Ori?

SG1 and Atlantis were totally unfullfilling to me this week. SG-1 was alright, but very little happened, and I feel that the episode was a waste of time and money (by that I mean everything that happened could have been crammed into 2 episodes rather than 3).

Atlantis, great, they got a new character. But that's it. The episode had no other value than that... other than to show that Ford is still crazy.

Let's hope both shows kick it the guts and get rolling as they move into the regular season.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

Ah I figure the most until I can fully catch up I guess Thor asked him to help or something & you know it is to bad they blew up The 0 Neil I would have loved to see Jack bragging about having an alien ship named after him & bah the lack of Daniel don't sound to promising but good to hear this replacement wasnt so bad & hmm Daniel to help Jack all those times eh. I would have figured they'd let Skaara do it.

 

[Superfreak]

I think daniel ends up with a ship named after him too

 

[LadyVader]

And not just any ship, Thor's flagship.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

I think daniel ends up with a ship named after him too

Sweet as Jack would say

"Gotta love those guys" - The Asgards

 

[Dr Doom]

Anybody else find it weird that Daniel wasn't really concerned that the people whose bodies they were in were burned to death?

 

[LadyVader]

YEAH! I noticed that too. But it wasn't really Daniel's fault as a character, just really bad writing. However, their friend ( I forgot his name, who conspired with them) said that they were ready to give their lives for their cause. I think that coment was meant to take off the sting a bit, but still... such disregard for human lives.

 

[Happenstance]

I noticed it for a bit but just the scene with him and Jack saying he was scared made it up for me

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

What is up with the crappy show introduction for Season 5 ?

 

[TheCorpulent1]

What is up with the crappy show introduction for Season 5 ?

What's different about it? I thought it was the same as the previous 4 seasons, but I haven't seen it in a while. Oh well, however bad it is, season 6's revamp of the opening credits makes up for it.

 

[Happenstance]

What's different about it? I thought it was the same as the previous 4 seasons, but I haven't seen it in a while. Oh well, however bad it is, season 6's revamp of the opening credits makes up for it.

Yeah I do love the season 6 opening credits. Although I also did love seeing the wormhole in O'Neills eye in the early seasons

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

The season 5 intro so far is just the zoom out revealing a wide shot of a statue. It makes the music very boring

 

[Happenstance]

Its the opening from the movie aswell

 

[TheCorpulent1]

And the first few episodes of season 1, if I remember correctly. The season 6 credits get much better, though. There are crazy angles of the gate with the chevron wheel spinning around each of the actors' faces and stuff. It's great.

I always thought the wormhole in O'Neill's eye was kind of corny. I prefer the later version, with the F302 zooming off into hyperspace followed by the SG-1 logo.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

For season 4 it switched between the normal opening credits then around around mid season switched to the statue thingy.


Wow I am on the episode that introduces Dr. Mckay from Atlantis & damn he is an ass

 

[lars573]

Not only is he an ass, but an ass with a shi-te hair cut. He should sue the guy who gave him that.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Yeah, but he gets much, much better.

 

[OobeDoobBenubi]

I like his personality in Atlantis but damn I did not imagine he would start off as a Jack Ass

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Well, he's still a bit of a jackass in Atlantis, isn't he? He does get toned down a bit so it's not so extreme though.