I thought Epiphany was harmless--didn't bring on the hate like some of the early S1 episodes did.
But I found the reaction shots very distracting. Could have saved ten minutes by excising them.
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I thought Epiphany was harmless--didn't bring on the hate like some of the early S1 episodes did.
But I found the reaction shots very distracting. Could have saved ten minutes by excising them.
I thought the bits outside of the Ricola commercialvillage/fields were engaging enough, but the pastoral stuff would have lost me if it didn't center on an actor that I could happily watch in still picture form for 30 minutes.
So, finally got around to watching SGA...about two minutes into the pastoral society, I turned to DH and said "It's a Monster from the ID!" Kind of disappointed to be proved right.
Yup. So Tempest/Forbidden Planet of them.
And the beard was really distracting.
Especially since the only other guy he interacts with? Has a soul patch. So clearly, there were precision shaving tools around, just not where unenlightened people can find them.
I liked the beard. He's pretty.
I believe Flanigan has at least one more episode coming up this season.
Oops, can't make that comment without using a spoiler...
Finally watched SG-1. I feel better about Cameron than I did before. I needed more backstory and Camcentric episodes for me to stop thinking Crichton every time I see him. And it is all about me.
It would be nice to have a meaty General Beau and daughter episode so that I can care about them. In particular the daughter is a non-character to me at this point.
I thought JF did a good job of being a pissy bitch/hurt pup in Epiphany -- about thinking they'd given up, maybe.
I wonder if in one of those care packages they send through, they explained the time difference thing.