A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
This is NOT a general TV discussion thread.
show not called Jack O'Neill Saves Atlantis' Ass
Nope. Once I finish a paper, I want to go back and watch The Pegasus Project. I was in a hotel room with my family when it aired before, and the differences, depending on which set of charcters are POV, are fascinating. Although Rodney gets talked about as more of an ass the more the SGC is involved in any episode of SGA, too.
Belatedly: Hallo, fialka! I've been reading you on and off since the 'Scaper days. (suelac also.)
There's a pain quote, and fair quote. I sometimes cross-attribute them myself. Which means I need both a rewatch and a reread.
I was pretty happy - it's the first episode of SGA I've completely enjoyed with no reservations since "No Man's Land."
"...Life isn't fair. It's just fairer than death, that's all." are the last lines of the book.
Hallo Chrismq, although to learn that you've been reading me for yonks makes me go, "urk?" and want to hide under the bed. It'll pass, no doubt.
Welcome to B.org, if this is your first stop. (I may have missed you on some other threads...)
Debetesse-- it's true that Rodney comes off pretty bad from the pov of SG-1, so I guess it's fair that the Atlantis folks always make the SGC look pretty bad in return. But as one of my flist said, SG-1 must be offworld somewhere, because there's no way they'd leave Jack O'Neill trapped on Atlantis. Replicators or no Replicators, and to hell with whatever Landry had to say. Hell, they'd probably be right there with Sheppard's team.
I agree, and if the eps are concurrent, the whole quest thing has SG-1 offworld.
Yeah, Daniel, except for the [insert number] weeks they've been back, which is where it gets confusing.
You know what would be great (or really, really bad)? Putting the two teams together for a 2-parter or special or something. It'd be fascinating watching the writers trying to make it work.
It's possible that this is my Riley-Psychologist talking.
Someday, if I manage to get the kids in my class into the idea of reading aloud (There's some...stuff left over from last year for lots of them), I'm thinking we start with Princess Bride.