I was goign to say that Daniel was in Vala's place, but Debetesse is right--it's not a straight swap, more of an overlay. So presumably he wasn't conscious for most of it.
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So Daniel was there all the time? I totally don't remember how it worked last time--what happens to the body at the machine?
The body at the machine goes unconscious when the consciousness is transferred. So presumably Vala's body was slumped over.
Does the host body's consciousness remain alert?
Supernatural question: The previously for episode 16 (this last week's) shows a blonde scrying with blood. Which episode was that? I thought I'd seen them all.
Does the host body's consciousness remain alert?
Given that Daniel sounded completely confused at the end of the episode, I'd say no. Otherwise, it's a bit too much like Goa'uld possession for comfort.
The previously for episode 16 (this last week's) shows a blonde scrying with blood. Which episode was that? I thought I'd seen them all.
I think that was the one with the creepy ass scarecrow.
I just watched Raptor. I think that means enough really bad scifi for the week. Now on to horrorby reading Stephen king's The Cell.
I watched about five minutes of it. The scene where the truck driver gets killed by the raptor and we see the reflection of the killing in the chrome "sexy woman" mudflaps amused me.
It was really funny.
It looks like there is a BSG marathon tomorrow -- from "Black Market" on.