Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much anything else that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
My favorite is the fact that they are apparently not waterproof.
Eh? Where was that? I must have nodded off briefly during the interminable slo-mo chase sequences. Didn't he/it tread into water at some point? Although, I bet they sink like sacks of rocks in deep water, what with their Vader armor and all.
The codpieces crack me up. It's to compensate for their teeny tiny brains, I imagine.
Eh? Where was that? I must have nodded off briefly during the interminable slo-mo chase sequences. Didn't he/it tread into water at some point? Although, I bet they sink like sacks of rocks in deep water, what with their Vader armor and all.
Well, it stepped into the (fairly shallow-looking) river and then stared at Sam. I suppose it could be a vampire that can't cross running water, but that seems unlikely.
The slo-mo made me think of Arwen and snicker.
Admittedly, I haven't seen a lot of SG1, but I like the dynamic between Jacob and Sam. Yeah, there are problems and issues, but there also seems like there's genuine affection. It's one of the nicer father and adult daughter relationships on television.
Oh, and apparently the official name of that character from "Doublemeat Palace" is not "Penis-head Demon Lady" but rather, "Wig-Lady".
I guess it doesn't give away the hsq the way the other name does.
Oh yeah. I thought it looked a little bewildered. Maybe it didn't want its shiny onyx armour to get water stains.
BWHA! at the Arwen analogy. Except now, I've got this mental picture of it clutching Aragorn to its black-plated bosom on the Rivendell bridge. Ew.
Jacob and Sam are totally sweet together. I love them; they have a very natural chemistry.
Except now, I've got this mental picture of it clutching Aragorn to its black-plated bosom on the Rivendell bridge. Ew.
*collapses in giggles*
Appalling yet strangely attractive thought: This must be a vid.
I'm always completely distracted with seeing the same locations over and over and over again on SG-1. Wasn't that the same pond that the medieval people drowned Teal'c in and the same pond on the Unas homeworld? And the same quarry from - like - every episode? I swear they tried to blow up the clone in that same spot before.
Apparently the Goa'uld who terraformed all those planets had a thing for British Columbia.
Apparently the Goa'uld who terraformed all those planets had a thing for British Columbia.
In a wild misapplication of my Ecology background, I came up with a fanwank for this:
The terraformers aren't going to bother moving entire ecosystems if they don't have to, right? These planets are probably pretty species-poor. But pines are wind-pollinated - thus don't require the terraformers to bring a pollinator species!
(I am, oddly, not ashamed of that piece of geekery.)
geek and wank away Katie!
wait, that didn't sound right...