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annundrielFinally caught up on all my TV: Heroes, Veronica Mars, Top Design. And, of course, SGA. (Still saving SG-1 for when it airs on SciFi.)
Heroes was fantastic.
Veronica Mars was frustrating.
Top Design was amusing.
And SGA was, well, y'know.
SGA - "Vengeance"
One of the things I really liked about this episode was how, well, mature everyone was. And by everyone I basically mean Rodney. Not that he's not mature, just that he's usually a bit more vocal about having to do things he doesn't want to do and that makes me think of younger people. Anyway. What I mean to say is that I like it when Rodney is competent and focused.
Mostly I really liked this episode. I still have issues with the whole retrovirus thing and I can't really articulate any argument either way. Mostly I just sigh and shake my head a lot when Elizabeth starts talking morals.
Also, way to not mention Carson's name at all, folks. You know, when he was the one doing all the work.
Now some random things:
- Loved the beginning with Rodney and Ronon. And then John and Elizabeth entering. “How’re the ninja lessons going, Jet Li?”
- John's doing the heavy leaning again, with the hands on his hips. Plus, he's totally checking Rodney out.
- I love the way Rodney’s watching Ronon in the foreground. And then John’s cringe of sympathy.
- SHEPPARD: All right, if you feel the need.
WEIR: I feel the need.
Is it bad that I immediately added, “for speed!”?
- Neck wounds. Gee, I wonder what could have done that? Sheppard’s never going to get over his bug issues.
- I kind of love Ronon running off.
- John’s got Ronon pretty well trained. “Ronon, stun!” “Why?” “Stun!”
- Okay, so when the giant bug things jumped out, I maybe might have jumped a bit. I actually found parts of this ep fairly creepy.
- SHEPPARD: Let’s hope that slows him down.
McKAY: Maybe it’ll bleed to death.
RONON: Or just grow another arm.
- “Set that thing to kill again.”
- What I think is interesting is last episode they had them sneaking around in scary situations and Rodney was all “oh, no,” and this ep they have them in even scarier situations and Rodney seems very professional. So far at least.
- Wow, Chuck’s got lots of lines. And it’s all lies!
- Oh, John, you big dork.
SHEPPARD: Alien. The movie Alien. They use the airshafts to move around the ship.
McKAY: And then systematically killed the crew one by one, thank you for bringing that up.
SHEPPARD: They didn’t kill them all.
He would argue that there and then, wouldn’t he?
- TEYLA: The structure is very…peculiar.
McKAY: Yeah, I believe the word is “disgusting.”
- “I think you singed my eyebrows. Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?”
HaHA.
- That’s totally the meadow the DHD was in during “The Lost Boys” and “The Hive.”
- RONON: In some ways it looked almost like a human.
McKAY: If by human you mean clad in a grotesquely proportioned exoskeleton, yes, very human.
- SHEPPARD: If they wanted to create more Wraith, it’d be easier to get a male and female and, y’know, get a room.
McKAY: It doesn’t work that way with the Wraith, all right? At least we don’t think it does. We’re not entirely sure as to the Wraith’s reproductive methods.
SHEPPARD: I wouldn’t want to be around to watch that film.
- SuperWraith. Great.
- John is hot in his sunglasses. Seriously.
- “If that thing took them all out than that is one nasty bug…person.”
- Michael!
- Why’d Ronon look so happy about going back to the settlement? Prospect of a fight? (Although, it kind of occurs to me that Ronon looks pretty amused a lot of the time.)
- Seriously, I’m impressed with the lack of complaint and general fear that Rodney’s showing.
- The C4 not exploding on time was kind of funny.
- Seriously, people, you kind of deserve what Michael’s dishing out.
- The SFX are actually pretty good.
- John really does have a lot of faith in Rodney. Or he expects a lot out of him. There’s a lot of him telling Rodney to fix things and make things work. Because that’s what Rodney does and he always (usually) pulls through.
- “You just made things worse. How long do you want to keep paying for it?”
Go Ronon. Finally saying what needs to be said.
- McKAY: You’d think that the human side of him would temper his aggression a bit.
TEYLA: Yes, because we humans aren’t aggressive at all.
McKAY: Well, certainly less aggressive than—Oh, sarcasm. Yeah, nice.
- “You’re preaching to the choir, my dear.”
Aw, Rodney called Teyla, “my dear.” That…gives me little warm fuzzies.
- Boy, Rodney looked pretty uncomfortable when Teyla compared him and Michael.
- McKAY: I’m reading a ton of life-signs near you.
SHEPPARD: Well, define “ton” and define “near.”
- SHEPPARD: Just so we’re clear, I have no problem killing you.
MICHAEL: And I have no problem with dying. Because even if you kill me right now, I’ll die knowing that you and your team did not get off this planet alive.
That was cool. Like the look on John’s face right as he’s cocking his gun and the thing comes up behind him.
(Was he cocking his gun? I thought those guns had a different mechanism? Hmm. What do I know anyway?)
- “Rope climbing’s the reason why I got a bronze instead of silver in the ParticipACTION program.”
- “This is messed up.”
HA. No kidding.
- RONON: You thinking what I’m thinking?
SHEPPARD: I fly it, pick you, Rodney, and Teyla up. We use the dart’s DHD to dial the ‘gate.
RONON: I was thinking blow it up, but your idea’s better.
- Should John be able to fly the dart without any help from Earth technology? (And Rodney?)
- Poor Michael.
- Nice bandage job, Rodney. Did he do that himself or did he have help?
- Yeah, Elizabeth, you did lead Michael straight to them. But you know what else you did? You started the whole Wraith retrovirus process in the first place. My problem here is that I can see that, sure, Wraith equal evil. But they need to take responsibility for their actions and admit that this is maybe more their fault than they’d like to own up to.
- At least they haven’t killed Michael off. (Like, y’know, Kolya.) I enjoy the character and would like to see more happen with him.
SGA - "First Strike"
I love these characters and this episode and this show and there's just a lot of love from me right now, okay?
- Jewel Staite! I had no idea she was going to show up so soon. Doctor Keller, "acting head of medicine."
She looks so different and grown-up.
How long as she been on Atlantis?
- Rodney got a new shirt! Like John’s!
- McKAY: Look, asking me to do performance evaluations is ridiculous. I am the first person to admit, I don’t know who these people are nor do I care to. Look, if you’d like, I could take you down the hall to the labs and just point at the people who annoy me more than the rest, but that’s about as useful as I get.
[Sheppard enters]
SHEPPARD: All done.
McKAY: Oh, of course.
WEIR: That was quick. Hey, John, wait a minute. You’ve just given everyone excellent and above averages.
McKAY: Oh, can I do that?
WEIR: No. I know this is not the most glamorous part of your job, but you are in leadership positions and, unfortunately, that comes with administrative responsibilities.
SHEPPARD: Well, everybody who works for me is excellent and above average. You want me to lie? Because I don’t think leaders should lie, Elizabeth.
These three are fantastic here, especially the looks between John and Rodney and their looks directed toward Elizabeth.
- Chuck. With a name!
- New ship! Apollo! Colonel Ellis, apparently. Also bald. Do ship commanders have to be bald nowadays?
- Surgical strike, huh? Well, I suppose action is better than reaction? Or something.
Except for that things always go badly on TV.
- Planetary Wide Anti-Replicator Weapons. Nice.
- I love smug, explaining Rodney.
- They took Rodney! Mid-sentence! Not cool. John doesn’t think it’s cool either.
- So Weir wants to negotiate with the Replicators and wipe out Michael? Because the Replicators are sentient and Michael is…an odd color?
- “We’re here alone. We could make them not ready.”
How much do I love this scene between Rodney and Radek? A lot, that’s how much. Quiet and serious and working together.
- Wow, they really went for the SFX this ep, didn’t they?
- “Space battles are always a lot more exciting on TV than they are in real life.”
- Oh man. They are so screwed.
“That is bad for a dozen different reasons.”
- This new colonel’s answer for everything is a nuke, isn’t it?
- McKAY: We’re in trouble.
SHEPPARD: It took you five minutes just to figure that out? You’re slipping, buddy.
- WEIR: So we can assume the Replicators are behind this.
McKAY: I hope so.
WEIR: You hope so?
McKAY: Well otherwise we’ve discovered yet another super powerful enemy.
- Go Elizabeth!
- John’s little “what can you do” shrug is always funny.
- The Replicators are basically the Cylons. “Each of us exist within the collective and can be replicated many times.”
- “Stop dialing, it’s not working.” Heh. The way he said it.
- Ellis called him John. That's weird.
Oh, so he’s just trying to buddy up to him so that he’ll be against Elizabeth as well.
- “Well, than I would be the Man and who would I have to rage against?”
- I like Elizabeth and Teyla scenes.
- Is this where they’re setting up for Elizabeth being in fewer episodes next season? She’s getting fed up with being pushed aside when it comes time to make big decisions.
“If we get out of this I think I may have to step down.”
- “We were throwing ideas back and forth. Well, he was throwing them forth and I was throwing them back.”
- “I don’t need the history of your idea, Doctor. I’ll let that be a surprise when I read your autobiography.”
- “We submerge it.”
- I love Rodney and John and Rodney going on and on and John being all, “McKay.”
Rodney needs to shut up and not piss off the new military person.
- ELLIS: All right, get it done.
McKAY: Yeah, I don’t think that’s your call.
WEIR: Worst case scenario, we lose some power from the ZPM?
McKAY: Oh no, worst case scenario is that we both read the numbers wrong, we use up a ton of power, and the city doesn’t submerge at all. Look, as much as I hate to say it, Zelenka’s not infallible.
HAHA. I actually laughed out loud there. I liked the way the line was just tucked in there, no fanfare. And Zelenka’s just nodding in the background until the double-take.
- I like the “full circle” thing and how they’ve brought in the Atlantis theme.
“Aye, aye, captain.”
- “That was the plan.” Well, gee. Make another.
- RONON: I need to learn some science.
SHEPPARD: What for?
RONON: I’m not all that useful in situations like these. If you need a fighter, need to break out of somewhere, kill someone, I’m your man. But a laser attacking the city shield? I don’t know where to chip in.
SHEPPARD: That’s why we’re a team. Like, the Fantastic Four. [Ronon and Teyla stare.] It’s a comic book where superheroes fight crime and stuff. See, I’d be Mr. Fantastic, Ronon would be the Thing, McKay would be the Human Torch, and you’d be the Invisible Woman.
TEYLA: I am not invisible.
SHEPPARD: No, no. And McKay’s not a human torch.
TEYLA: Well, how come you get to be Mr. Fantastic?
SHEPPARD: Because he was the leader and I’m the—I’m just saying they were a cool team and we’re a cool team and they use their strengths to, y’know—I’m going to go check on McKay.
HAHAHAHAHA. OMG. This scene wins at awesomeness. All of it.
- SHEPPARD: Shouldn’t you guys be bickering or something?
McKAY: I’ve got nothing to bicker about, he’s run out of bad ideas. Finally.
ZELENKA: If we survive this I’m putting in for a transfer.
McKAY: Oh please, we both know that you’ve done your best work under me.
ZELENKA: Under you? I am my own department head you know.
McKAY: Please, we both know that department is a joke.
ZELENKA: What are you talking—
SHEPPARD: Why don’t you guys just make out and get it over with, huh? I mean we have what? Under one day to figure out how not to get destroyed by this satellite thing and you guys are arguing about who works for who.
ZELENKA: Every possible scenario ends in failure. There is nowhere on the face of this planet that thing cannot get us.
[It clicks for Sheppard and McKay.]
SHEPPARD: You don’t think?
McKAY: No.
SHEPPARD: Old girl too banged up?
McKAY: No, the Replicators fixed all the damage we (??) did with the drones, we just don’t have the power.
SHEPPARD: Yeah, but ideally?
McKAY: Probably the only way.
OMG. This scene also wins at awesomeness. For several reasons. If you know me, you know what they are.
Like John and Rodney so very in-tune with one another.
- “Lantea.” Does this mean we officially have a planet name now?
- Lorne!
- LORNE: All right guys, we need to get close enough to clamp onto it. Get enough of us drilled in, we can fly it like a ship, a very slow ship that’s probably going to be a real pain in the ass to steer, but a ship nonetheless.
- “…a rather ingenious way…”
Nice look between Rodney and John.
- McKAY: You sure you can do this?
SHEPPARD: Fly the city?
McKAY: What else could I possibly be talking about?
SHEPPARD: I flew a V22 Osprey once.
McKAY: Was it as big as a city?
SHEPPARD: Well you had to use your hands and feet for that one, this one you just have to sit down and think, “fly.”
And then the “good luck”s. Aw, boys.
- John in the chair. How quickly the chair responded to him.
- FLYING CITY.
- LOST IN SPACE.
Seriously. Love this show. So very much. Looking forward to what they do now that they're stuck in the middle of nowhere. Who's going to be in charge? John or Rodney? Can they share? Where will they go?
So many questions! So long to wait!
Fantastic season finale.
Heroes was fantastic.
Veronica Mars was frustrating.
Top Design was amusing.
And SGA was, well, y'know.
SGA - "Vengeance"
One of the things I really liked about this episode was how, well, mature everyone was. And by everyone I basically mean Rodney. Not that he's not mature, just that he's usually a bit more vocal about having to do things he doesn't want to do and that makes me think of younger people. Anyway. What I mean to say is that I like it when Rodney is competent and focused.
Mostly I really liked this episode. I still have issues with the whole retrovirus thing and I can't really articulate any argument either way. Mostly I just sigh and shake my head a lot when Elizabeth starts talking morals.
Also, way to not mention Carson's name at all, folks. You know, when he was the one doing all the work.
Now some random things:
- Loved the beginning with Rodney and Ronon. And then John and Elizabeth entering. “How’re the ninja lessons going, Jet Li?”
- John's doing the heavy leaning again, with the hands on his hips. Plus, he's totally checking Rodney out.
- I love the way Rodney’s watching Ronon in the foreground. And then John’s cringe of sympathy.
- SHEPPARD: All right, if you feel the need.
WEIR: I feel the need.
Is it bad that I immediately added, “for speed!”?
- Neck wounds. Gee, I wonder what could have done that? Sheppard’s never going to get over his bug issues.
- I kind of love Ronon running off.
- John’s got Ronon pretty well trained. “Ronon, stun!” “Why?” “Stun!”
- Okay, so when the giant bug things jumped out, I maybe might have jumped a bit. I actually found parts of this ep fairly creepy.
- SHEPPARD: Let’s hope that slows him down.
McKAY: Maybe it’ll bleed to death.
RONON: Or just grow another arm.
- “Set that thing to kill again.”
- What I think is interesting is last episode they had them sneaking around in scary situations and Rodney was all “oh, no,” and this ep they have them in even scarier situations and Rodney seems very professional. So far at least.
- Wow, Chuck’s got lots of lines. And it’s all lies!
- Oh, John, you big dork.
SHEPPARD: Alien. The movie Alien. They use the airshafts to move around the ship.
McKAY: And then systematically killed the crew one by one, thank you for bringing that up.
SHEPPARD: They didn’t kill them all.
He would argue that there and then, wouldn’t he?
- TEYLA: The structure is very…peculiar.
McKAY: Yeah, I believe the word is “disgusting.”
- “I think you singed my eyebrows. Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?”
HaHA.
- That’s totally the meadow the DHD was in during “The Lost Boys” and “The Hive.”
- RONON: In some ways it looked almost like a human.
McKAY: If by human you mean clad in a grotesquely proportioned exoskeleton, yes, very human.
- SHEPPARD: If they wanted to create more Wraith, it’d be easier to get a male and female and, y’know, get a room.
McKAY: It doesn’t work that way with the Wraith, all right? At least we don’t think it does. We’re not entirely sure as to the Wraith’s reproductive methods.
SHEPPARD: I wouldn’t want to be around to watch that film.
- SuperWraith. Great.
- John is hot in his sunglasses. Seriously.
- “If that thing took them all out than that is one nasty bug…person.”
- Michael!
- Why’d Ronon look so happy about going back to the settlement? Prospect of a fight? (Although, it kind of occurs to me that Ronon looks pretty amused a lot of the time.)
- Seriously, I’m impressed with the lack of complaint and general fear that Rodney’s showing.
- The C4 not exploding on time was kind of funny.
- Seriously, people, you kind of deserve what Michael’s dishing out.
- The SFX are actually pretty good.
- John really does have a lot of faith in Rodney. Or he expects a lot out of him. There’s a lot of him telling Rodney to fix things and make things work. Because that’s what Rodney does and he always (usually) pulls through.
- “You just made things worse. How long do you want to keep paying for it?”
Go Ronon. Finally saying what needs to be said.
- McKAY: You’d think that the human side of him would temper his aggression a bit.
TEYLA: Yes, because we humans aren’t aggressive at all.
McKAY: Well, certainly less aggressive than—Oh, sarcasm. Yeah, nice.
- “You’re preaching to the choir, my dear.”
Aw, Rodney called Teyla, “my dear.” That…gives me little warm fuzzies.
- Boy, Rodney looked pretty uncomfortable when Teyla compared him and Michael.
- McKAY: I’m reading a ton of life-signs near you.
SHEPPARD: Well, define “ton” and define “near.”
- SHEPPARD: Just so we’re clear, I have no problem killing you.
MICHAEL: And I have no problem with dying. Because even if you kill me right now, I’ll die knowing that you and your team did not get off this planet alive.
That was cool. Like the look on John’s face right as he’s cocking his gun and the thing comes up behind him.
(Was he cocking his gun? I thought those guns had a different mechanism? Hmm. What do I know anyway?)
- “Rope climbing’s the reason why I got a bronze instead of silver in the ParticipACTION program.”
- “This is messed up.”
HA. No kidding.
- RONON: You thinking what I’m thinking?
SHEPPARD: I fly it, pick you, Rodney, and Teyla up. We use the dart’s DHD to dial the ‘gate.
RONON: I was thinking blow it up, but your idea’s better.
- Should John be able to fly the dart without any help from Earth technology? (And Rodney?)
- Poor Michael.
- Nice bandage job, Rodney. Did he do that himself or did he have help?
- Yeah, Elizabeth, you did lead Michael straight to them. But you know what else you did? You started the whole Wraith retrovirus process in the first place. My problem here is that I can see that, sure, Wraith equal evil. But they need to take responsibility for their actions and admit that this is maybe more their fault than they’d like to own up to.
- At least they haven’t killed Michael off. (Like, y’know, Kolya.) I enjoy the character and would like to see more happen with him.
SGA - "First Strike"
I love these characters and this episode and this show and there's just a lot of love from me right now, okay?
- Jewel Staite! I had no idea she was going to show up so soon. Doctor Keller, "acting head of medicine."
She looks so different and grown-up.
How long as she been on Atlantis?
- Rodney got a new shirt! Like John’s!
- McKAY: Look, asking me to do performance evaluations is ridiculous. I am the first person to admit, I don’t know who these people are nor do I care to. Look, if you’d like, I could take you down the hall to the labs and just point at the people who annoy me more than the rest, but that’s about as useful as I get.
[Sheppard enters]
SHEPPARD: All done.
McKAY: Oh, of course.
WEIR: That was quick. Hey, John, wait a minute. You’ve just given everyone excellent and above averages.
McKAY: Oh, can I do that?
WEIR: No. I know this is not the most glamorous part of your job, but you are in leadership positions and, unfortunately, that comes with administrative responsibilities.
SHEPPARD: Well, everybody who works for me is excellent and above average. You want me to lie? Because I don’t think leaders should lie, Elizabeth.
These three are fantastic here, especially the looks between John and Rodney and their looks directed toward Elizabeth.
- Chuck. With a name!
- New ship! Apollo! Colonel Ellis, apparently. Also bald. Do ship commanders have to be bald nowadays?
- Surgical strike, huh? Well, I suppose action is better than reaction? Or something.
Except for that things always go badly on TV.
- Planetary Wide Anti-Replicator Weapons. Nice.
- I love smug, explaining Rodney.
- They took Rodney! Mid-sentence! Not cool. John doesn’t think it’s cool either.
- So Weir wants to negotiate with the Replicators and wipe out Michael? Because the Replicators are sentient and Michael is…an odd color?
- “We’re here alone. We could make them not ready.”
How much do I love this scene between Rodney and Radek? A lot, that’s how much. Quiet and serious and working together.
- Wow, they really went for the SFX this ep, didn’t they?
- “Space battles are always a lot more exciting on TV than they are in real life.”
- Oh man. They are so screwed.
“That is bad for a dozen different reasons.”
- This new colonel’s answer for everything is a nuke, isn’t it?
- McKAY: We’re in trouble.
SHEPPARD: It took you five minutes just to figure that out? You’re slipping, buddy.
- WEIR: So we can assume the Replicators are behind this.
McKAY: I hope so.
WEIR: You hope so?
McKAY: Well otherwise we’ve discovered yet another super powerful enemy.
- Go Elizabeth!
- John’s little “what can you do” shrug is always funny.
- The Replicators are basically the Cylons. “Each of us exist within the collective and can be replicated many times.”
- “Stop dialing, it’s not working.” Heh. The way he said it.
- Ellis called him John. That's weird.
Oh, so he’s just trying to buddy up to him so that he’ll be against Elizabeth as well.
- “Well, than I would be the Man and who would I have to rage against?”
- I like Elizabeth and Teyla scenes.
- Is this where they’re setting up for Elizabeth being in fewer episodes next season? She’s getting fed up with being pushed aside when it comes time to make big decisions.
“If we get out of this I think I may have to step down.”
- “We were throwing ideas back and forth. Well, he was throwing them forth and I was throwing them back.”
- “I don’t need the history of your idea, Doctor. I’ll let that be a surprise when I read your autobiography.”
- “We submerge it.”
- I love Rodney and John and Rodney going on and on and John being all, “McKay.”
Rodney needs to shut up and not piss off the new military person.
- ELLIS: All right, get it done.
McKAY: Yeah, I don’t think that’s your call.
WEIR: Worst case scenario, we lose some power from the ZPM?
McKAY: Oh no, worst case scenario is that we both read the numbers wrong, we use up a ton of power, and the city doesn’t submerge at all. Look, as much as I hate to say it, Zelenka’s not infallible.
HAHA. I actually laughed out loud there. I liked the way the line was just tucked in there, no fanfare. And Zelenka’s just nodding in the background until the double-take.
- I like the “full circle” thing and how they’ve brought in the Atlantis theme.
“Aye, aye, captain.”
- “That was the plan.” Well, gee. Make another.
- RONON: I need to learn some science.
SHEPPARD: What for?
RONON: I’m not all that useful in situations like these. If you need a fighter, need to break out of somewhere, kill someone, I’m your man. But a laser attacking the city shield? I don’t know where to chip in.
SHEPPARD: That’s why we’re a team. Like, the Fantastic Four. [Ronon and Teyla stare.] It’s a comic book where superheroes fight crime and stuff. See, I’d be Mr. Fantastic, Ronon would be the Thing, McKay would be the Human Torch, and you’d be the Invisible Woman.
TEYLA: I am not invisible.
SHEPPARD: No, no. And McKay’s not a human torch.
TEYLA: Well, how come you get to be Mr. Fantastic?
SHEPPARD: Because he was the leader and I’m the—I’m just saying they were a cool team and we’re a cool team and they use their strengths to, y’know—I’m going to go check on McKay.
HAHAHAHAHA. OMG. This scene wins at awesomeness. All of it.
- SHEPPARD: Shouldn’t you guys be bickering or something?
McKAY: I’ve got nothing to bicker about, he’s run out of bad ideas. Finally.
ZELENKA: If we survive this I’m putting in for a transfer.
McKAY: Oh please, we both know that you’ve done your best work under me.
ZELENKA: Under you? I am my own department head you know.
McKAY: Please, we both know that department is a joke.
ZELENKA: What are you talking—
SHEPPARD: Why don’t you guys just make out and get it over with, huh? I mean we have what? Under one day to figure out how not to get destroyed by this satellite thing and you guys are arguing about who works for who.
ZELENKA: Every possible scenario ends in failure. There is nowhere on the face of this planet that thing cannot get us.
[It clicks for Sheppard and McKay.]
SHEPPARD: You don’t think?
McKAY: No.
SHEPPARD: Old girl too banged up?
McKAY: No, the Replicators fixed all the damage we (??) did with the drones, we just don’t have the power.
SHEPPARD: Yeah, but ideally?
McKAY: Probably the only way.
OMG. This scene also wins at awesomeness. For several reasons. If you know me, you know what they are.
Like John and Rodney so very in-tune with one another.
- “Lantea.” Does this mean we officially have a planet name now?
- Lorne!
- LORNE: All right guys, we need to get close enough to clamp onto it. Get enough of us drilled in, we can fly it like a ship, a very slow ship that’s probably going to be a real pain in the ass to steer, but a ship nonetheless.
- “…a rather ingenious way…”
Nice look between Rodney and John.
- McKAY: You sure you can do this?
SHEPPARD: Fly the city?
McKAY: What else could I possibly be talking about?
SHEPPARD: I flew a V22 Osprey once.
McKAY: Was it as big as a city?
SHEPPARD: Well you had to use your hands and feet for that one, this one you just have to sit down and think, “fly.”
And then the “good luck”s. Aw, boys.
- John in the chair. How quickly the chair responded to him.
- FLYING CITY.
- LOST IN SPACE.
Seriously. Love this show. So very much. Looking forward to what they do now that they're stuck in the middle of nowhere. Who's going to be in charge? John or Rodney? Can they share? Where will they go?
So many questions! So long to wait!
Fantastic season finale.
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Flying man!
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Re: Flying man!
Date: 2007-02-12 09:29 am (UTC)