Frank, do you know that they don't?

Nope, I don't know anything I haven't read here. I just figured that the Farscape gambit would be both riskier, and more creative than Smallville usually gets.

Although, now that I think about it, soap operas keep evil twins around ad infinitum, so who knows.

eta Granted what was risky and creative about the two Crichton saga was that it wasn't an evil twin scenario or a constituant part scenario.

Who knew? Wayne Brady can actually act. And he's almost as tall as Chris Judge.

I'm guessing you don't watch The Chappelle Show, Beverly.

I don't, ita. I probably should, huh? Brady's acting ability is no surprise to Chapelle Show watchers?

I was watching BSG, but Cashmere reminded me that Numb3rs is on. ScFi will show BSG later tonight, and on Monday. I think I'll watch it Monday, after the two old eps of SG1. I'm trying to catch up.

Let's just say -- you'd have "Does Wayne Brady have to choke a bitch????" bouncing through your brain all episode. And you get a payoff!

I admit, I held Brady in a bit of disdain until I saw artfully he sent himself up on Chappelle's show. Or maybe that was the real him -- and what we've seen the rest of the time was an act.

Either way -- I respect him a lot more now, and Stargate just boosts that. Geek!

I thought he and Judge looked barely able to keep a straight face in the "You're a man of your word" scene.

I'm new to SG1, but to me Judge looks on the verge of cracking up a lot of the time.

This season, Teal'c's been laughing a whole lot, relatively. He was dour as you could imagine up until now.

Yes, I get that growing hair has apparently loosened him up a little. But even in the old, bald episodes, that scowl seems to edge toward hilarity every once in a while. That is a prodigious scowl, but it trembles occasionally.

I never thought of it verging on laughter -- perhaps a sneer, though.