John can't even fit in that bed. There's no way he's getting anyone else in it. (But I do know one character with a prescription mattress... ;) )
I loved the dream-logic that was used. People shifting position in Teyla's dream, the forest outside of Atlantis in Ronon's, the CLOWN. It was interesting and right. But I still wonder about Rodney's whale issues. I guess when he told John he was pretty screwed up he really meant it. What with the loving whales but being afraid of them...
The fight. Oh, the fight. I was afraid it would be kind of meh with the special effects, but that was really well done. And hot. Smoking, even. Oh, John. And the end? I did like it. Nice juxtaposition with the craziness before. But also a different ending than we're used to.
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Date: 2007-10-23 06:24 pm (UTC)John can't even fit in that bed. There's no way he's getting anyone else in it. (But I do know one character with a prescription mattress... ;) )
I loved the dream-logic that was used. People shifting position in Teyla's dream, the forest outside of Atlantis in Ronon's, the CLOWN. It was interesting and right. But I still wonder about Rodney's whale issues. I guess when he told John he was pretty screwed up he really meant it. What with the loving whales but being afraid of them...
The fight. Oh, the fight. I was afraid it would be kind of meh with the special effects, but that was really well done. And hot. Smoking, even. Oh, John. And the end? I did like it. Nice juxtaposition with the craziness before. But also a different ending than we're used to.