For me, it's like the alien language barrier. The less you refer to it, the better. It's just one of those things you have to do to give my show because of meta/complex reasons.

If every single show with a fighting woman gave me an excuse for why they'd have to hide the stuntperson, I'd go nuts.

I'm already annoyed about the convulsions to hide the guys, and they seem to do more of their stunts, on average.

I just saw Atlantis 1.13, "Hot Zone".

Wow, Mckay's getting almost Wesley-like character development. And since no one here has claimed him, he's mine! ALL MINE! MWHAHAHA!!!

Dude. That was a good episode, reminiscent of some fine early standalone episodes of SG-1. I liked it better than "The Eye", the badass Shep episode.

Umm, are you sure that nobody's claimed McKay?

Because he is one of the favorite characters on that show.

And curse all of you, torrenting Aquarium/Spooks watching peeps!

I just watched Atlantis 1.14, and you'll get Sheppard only if you pry him out of my cold, dead fingers. Such a cutie. Pulled off something they've been trying to sell since 1967, and I rarely buy.

Pulled off something they've been trying to sell since 1967, and I rarely buy.

"Shoot us both, McKay?"

No, that I'd totally buy, and it should be used more often.

Now you have me dying of curiosity. What happened in '67?

They did a Star Trek thing. And that's all I'm going to say out of white font. Sheppard hooks up with an alien princess, and McKay even calls him Kirk.

He has sex with an alien female who dies by the end of the episode?

They go back in time or find a world that is like 1950s Earth?

Weir: Major, we need to talk about your, er, focus. When you're on a mission, it is not your job to have sexual relations with every alien woman you meet.

Shepard: I know it's not my job. It's my hobby.