I mean, yeah, unrealistic, but it's a heck of a lot less emotionally exhausting for me.
You hit the nail on the head, Katie. The reason I like ME shows
and
SG1 is the same reason why I enjoy the mystery novels of P.D. James
and
Charlotte MacLeod. Sometimes, one needs light, well-crafted fluff to balance out the heavier, more complicated stuff.
Although Stargate isn't brilliant, it
is
well done, and seems content to be what it is.
Info for Stargate:Atlantis is up (premise and cast spoilers only).
Don Francks' son is in it!
Hey, it's Dr. "Go suck a lemon!" McKay! I liked him, for all his asshatery behavior. Plus, he looks vaguely like a bastard love child of Nathan Fillion and Kevin Weisman (Marshall from Alias.)
D'oh. That's who he is. Couldn't remember -- forgot it was from Stargate itself.
Go him.
The chick used to date a guy I know. Met her once. Mesmerising voice.
We'll see how I feel about McKay. I'm still pissed with him on Sam's behalf, but so long as he doesn't call anyone a dumb blonde I may be able to be entertained by him.
As I commented to someone on lj, anyone who keeps the name "Rainbow Sun" has my respect.
No Adam Baldwin? Sigh.
I'm assuming the Firefly movie put the kibosh on him being a regular. Maybe he'll guest-star on one series or the other from time to time.
anyone who keeps the name "Rainbow Sun" has my respect.
Heh. His sister kept Cree Summer, so I guess they're a family like that.
Where the hell is she now, I wonder?
Gosh, I do hope we get to see more of Adam Baldwin in SG. I really dug his character (and not just because of the FF connection).
I still haven't seen the early S6 properly so I could be misrembering, but didn't McKay get his ass roundly kicked by Sam at the end? I remember him apologizing and conceding to her point or something like that at the end--and they worked together more or less in one of the episodes, right? Or am I on monkey crack?