I fell into watching SG-1 because Theodosia stayed with me one weekend and had to see the current episode, which was some season 6 thing with Jaffa and Tok'ra. It was entirely impenetrable to me, but somehow that got me interested (possibly Jack O'Neill was hot) and I started watching the SciFi reruns.
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Jack O'Neill remains the only male character who can compete with Dean Winchester in terms of me loving them through even when they write the character inconsistently, because he's just *so*...so very when written probably.
In my head, they spend lots of time together--if not our O'Neill, maybe his younger clone.
Oh, my. I had not followed that thought through properly. This might preoccupy me more than Dean/Stiles just was.
Heh. I forgot about that toaster I earned.
Heh. I loved the young O'Neill like pancakes.
Right now, I'm watching the episodes with the Tolan and Nareem. Mmmm. Nareem.
Ahem. Anyway.
If I had to pick my very favorite regular, it would have to be Daniel.
Imagine my disappointment that Shanks' new show is, so far, so bad.
He did do a great turn on "Endgame", a series I was sad to see canceled. I think you can still catch it on Hulu.
If I had to pick my very favorite regular, it would have to be Daniel.
I liked Daniel well enough, since so much of the first seasons is his show, but I felt he got smug after season 6, and basically his character arc stumbled to a halt after his return. After that he just seemed to be treading water, since he'd been positioned as The Seeker, and seemed to run out of things to seek.
(He was also damned hard to write, I found--much harder than O'Neill.)
I liked Daniel well enough, since so much of the first seasons is his show, but I felt he got smug after season 6, and basically his character arc stumbled to a halt after his return. After that he just seemed to be treading water, since he'd been positioned as The Seeker, and seemed to run out of things to seek.
I can't disagree.
Though, I did like him in the episodes where he was an apparition. When he carried the Lifeboat souls. When he held Vala when the Or'i were torturing her. When he yelled at Vala for teasing him because she was bored.
Um. Well. I guess I am a bit of a fan.
I liked Jack for the RDA factor. He was my first celebrity crush, back in his General Hospital days, and I've enjoyed watching him through much inconsistent writing and questionable hair styles (*cough*MacGyver*cough) ever since.
I adore SG1. Jack is the best.
General Hammond is by far my favorite of the SG-1 characters, but of the main four I think Daniel is the best. I'm not at all fond of Shanks, but he's just great in that role.
By contrast I don't think it's possible for me to love an actor more than Ben, but Cam Mitchell only occasionally inspired affection from me.
Weirdly, I've just come upon an alternate universe episode that I don't actually remember. Given that I pretty much have the eps memorized, this amuses me. Perhaps I'm in my _own_ parallel universe.
Jack's a peach. It does crack me up that various characters are consistently contrary about things like pronunciation. It's a neat quirk of character building and directing.
Example: O'Neill insists on calling the Snakey folk "Gooolds"...like the mustard...while it seems the 'correct' pronunciation is "Go-Ah-ULd." I'm pretty sure he says that word roughly 10,000 times and never wavers.