Zoe ,'The Train Job'
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Because he believed Cameron was right about the Ori, and he figured it wasn't a good idea to kill off someone who'd dealt with them and knew their tricks?
Yeah, but then he just... let him go. Presumably thinking he'd never see him again?
I know, I know, *handwaves like madwoman*.
He disregarded five thousand years of his culture because he liked him? Or was there another reason I completely missed?
Actually, I got that he did the opposite. He wants to preserve his culture, and feels Cameron's/Tauri/Free Jaffa assistance outweighs the one ceremony.
Breaking one ceremony to preserve one's culture is a rational act.
I thought in this week's episode he was a little more Farscape-y.
All through this week I kept thinking "And this is different from Crichton HOW?" Except in not being insane, I just don't perceive much difference between early Crichton and Cameron.
Yeah, but then he just... let him go. Presumably thinking he'd never see him again?
Nah, he figured that since Cancer Man was their Prior, they'd get another episode later in the season.
What? Meta counts, right?
Totally, Dana.
Especially on Stargate.
I suspect it's just a fact of life that if a guy wants to stay muscular and in-shape into his forties, the baby fat becomes a casualty.
he doesn't look any more muscular to me. he just looks skinnier. of course, i'd never call him fat even in the baby fat sense either.
He wants to preserve his culture, and feels Cameron's/Tauri/Free Jaffa assistance outweighs the one ceremony.
Ah ha! This makes sense. SG-1 makes sense. Are you magic, Daniel?
he figured that since Cancer Man was their Prior, they'd get another episode later in the season.
He did seem wise like that.
Ah ha! This makes sense. SG-1 makes sense. Are you magic, Daniel?
Yes, he is! And he's mine, so keep your hands off him. Mwahahahahah! Mine is an evil laugh!
Oh wait, you were talking about SG:A. Ne'mind.
For a moment there, I thought I was in Bitches...