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I still liked Ronon and Todd going out in a suicide pact.
(Even more awesomecakes would have been Todd showing up at the deserted city 48,000 years later, to rescue Sheppard and send him back to put things right, when McKay's plan runs into more SNAFUs. Wraiths are long-lived, you know....)
I loved the Ronon and Todd bits. As someone said elsewhere, the look on Ronon's face when he realized he was going out with a Wraith by his side as an ally... priceless.
And, naturally, Sam taking out three Wraith ships in her farewell was cool.
But when something is so obviously going to be a reset, it loses impact. Somehow, when Jack, Sam, Teal'c and Daniel got stuck in the past in Egypt, it felt more solid... even learning how they died later on. Even though, I suppose in show terms, this reality was just as real. I guess. Time travel, timey-wimey, here's where I zone out.
OK, but as same someone said elsewhere (she should just post here, really), John coming back to save the day/timeline, and the result being the building collapsing in on them? Kind of hilarious.
It occurred to me that the McKay who did all that is going to be rather disappointed that his efforts to send Sheppard back will just result in his timeline diverging from the one that Sheppard returns to, and he'll live out the rest of his life with all the crappy stuff that motivated him having still happened.
Well, at least Keller will be on alert that she needs to be VERY CAREFUL handling patients with the anti-Wraith disease because hidden effects can show up later.
Will she know?
I'm presuming that everything Sheppard learned from Rodney goes into his debriefing -- it isn't like he had instant amnesia or anything. Even if it might be a touch awkward to learn that you had a love affair in the alternate future with somebody you just met, learning that you might be able to avoid a fatal (and PREVENTABLE) disease would be really useful information....
Torchwood: Hmmm, I think that the Winchester boys need to take a trip to Cardiff to cleanse the Hub.
Just got to the halfway point of tonight's Torchwood, and, you know, this Burn Gorman fella's a pretty good actor.
t /humourous understatement
So, I was thinking how this latest episode reminded me a bit of Killed by Death at the end, when I realized that the Torchwood crew doesn't really know what they are up against - Cardiff is built on Hellmouth, isn't it? They just have weevils instead of vamps as the dominant scary thing population.
Which only makes me SO want a Buffy/Torchwood x-over that will never happen.
The rift is sort of the opposite of a hellmouth... can you imagine a place with BOTH?
Like, I dunno... Dayton?