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...

Snerk.

I missed SG-1 tonight, so would someone be willing to recap?

There's treachery at the beta site. Alpha site. Whatever.

The Goa'uld come, by ship, and the site is self-destructed interrupting Jacob and Sam working on a gun designed to kill Anubis's drones.

Jacob's badly injured, and the rest of SG1 goes looking for Sam. Meanwhile, efforts to work out who betrayed them reveal a remaining schism between the Jaffa and Tokra at the Alpha site, plus a lack of confidence in Selmak as leader.

Sam gets rescued, Jack puts his arm around her for her to rest, Daniel is relieved, Teal'c is implacable, and the Jaffa and Tokra leave the alpha site and the alliance with the Tauri.

Jacob goes with the Tokra, after bidding a sweet farewell to his still battered daughter.

And they still don't know who it was betrayed them.

Well, I think they figured nobody "betrayed" them, but that there were several people who could've been mind-sucked by Anubis.

Is Anubis related to Glory?

Are you saying there's some kind of a connection between Anubis and Glory?

So, Charmed last night...

First off, I'm glad to see they've discovered Harry Potter, as that offers many more plots to rip off that are not actually from Buffy.

Secondly, were we supposed to be *surprised* that Chris is Piper and Leo's younger son?

But the idea of a son going back in time to get his parents back together is pretty good. They should make a movie out of it. Preferably including a Delorean (sp?).