scifi friday
Mar. 11th, 2006 12:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amezriReally quickly, while LJ is still alive and I can even remember any of this. Spoilery bits under the cuts.
Okay, SG-1: "Camelot." All I have to say about this is.... meh. "Make it work!" I really need to icon that... with SGA caps. Probably McKay pointing. Oh, and when Daniel shot the control crystals? If McKay ever finds out, he is so kicking your ass. Poor Sam, stuck in space. Oh well. Vala! On the ship! Poor Vala.
How much did I enjoy the Asgard whose name I can't remember? Lots. When Carter says she'll do the install and he's all, "I would do it, but you don't have a spacesuit my size." Yeah, okay, buddy.
... who was the genius who let the Russians have a ship? That wasn't really helpful.
SGA! How did I not watch this as soon as I got back from Taiwan? I have so much love for this show. So. Much. Okay, sure, the Wraith double-cross was not surprising. In fact, I think they kidnapped McKay for his big brain. It seems to be the trend. Someone should have been more suspicious what with the Wraith just handing stuff over and immediately having the data all nice and bundled.
Slash goggles: McKay pats Sheppard on the arm and Sheppard gives him this look of... something. Plus, for those who 'ship that way, Ronon protecting McKay on the hive ship. "He's not my superior" indeed.
Sheppard wants Teyla to say she's okay with this nutty plan. Except Teyla is smart and her morals aren't so bendy. She's totally not okay with the plan, what they are doing with the retrovirus, and trusting the Wraith. But she trusts John and... that is as far as she'll go. I like that she didn't even smile and pretend to agree.
McKay and Hermiod! Man, the snark kills me every time. Both of them are just so arrogant and... the snark! Oh, I love it. The scene where McKay snarks at Hermiod about humans being able to fly without Asgard supervision and Hermiod snarking back that, yes, they can, but McKay can't run simulations without it. Heee!
You know.... I really am interested in Michael and what he was doing/thinking through this. I like that he wanted to talk to Teyla and clarify their last meeting. He wasn't apologizing, not really. He just sort of mentioned that he would have fed on her... but he might feel kinda bad doing it. And during the experiment on the Wraith in the lab, where their flesh-toned hive queen was feeding on the transformed Wraith, Michael had to leave. I wonder if he's feeling some sort of connection to humans now.
Weir's jacket was bugging me. It was like uniform style, but not. It bugged me, okay?
Carson, I love, but you're really stupid. Did you really think that if you gave the Wraith your retrovirus that anything good could happen? Or even if humans employed it that we'd just leave the transformed Wraith alone? Feh. It's a physical change only -- Carson should know that. It doesn't change the fact that they're Wraith and they will still try to eat you.
McKay! Ronon! Ack nooooooo! All stuck in the hive ship and they're heading to Earth! Oh nooooes! I have the feeling that they're not even going to make it there. Though if they did, that would be interesting to see as not only would they have to take out human resistance, they'd have to listen to an Ori sermon. Yeah, you might want to just hang out in Pegasus for a while until the Ori war blows over.
I don't know the title of the BSG finale. It's total bullshit that we have to wait until OCTOBER for new episodes.
First of all, Baltar is a fraking basketcase. Not that Roslin isn't really starting to piss me off. I am glad she kind of gave in to being caught fixing the election. I guess. Meh.
Uhm. Baltar... your Cylon chick just blew up the ship she was on and a bunch of ships around it... with the nuclear device you gave her. Way to go.
Basically, this episode has destroyed my brain with the whole "one year later" thing and holy crap I do not know what could possibly happen but I really hope that this is not a dream sequence. And that Apollo is not going to be more of an ass than it seems like he's been for the last year.
Right-o. Those are not really complete thoughts. But. Whatever. I'm going to bed.
Okay, SG-1: "Camelot." All I have to say about this is.... meh. "Make it work!" I really need to icon that... with SGA caps. Probably McKay pointing. Oh, and when Daniel shot the control crystals? If McKay ever finds out, he is so kicking your ass. Poor Sam, stuck in space. Oh well. Vala! On the ship! Poor Vala.
How much did I enjoy the Asgard whose name I can't remember? Lots. When Carter says she'll do the install and he's all, "I would do it, but you don't have a spacesuit my size." Yeah, okay, buddy.
... who was the genius who let the Russians have a ship? That wasn't really helpful.
SGA! How did I not watch this as soon as I got back from Taiwan? I have so much love for this show. So. Much. Okay, sure, the Wraith double-cross was not surprising. In fact, I think they kidnapped McKay for his big brain. It seems to be the trend. Someone should have been more suspicious what with the Wraith just handing stuff over and immediately having the data all nice and bundled.
Slash goggles: McKay pats Sheppard on the arm and Sheppard gives him this look of... something. Plus, for those who 'ship that way, Ronon protecting McKay on the hive ship. "He's not my superior" indeed.
Sheppard wants Teyla to say she's okay with this nutty plan. Except Teyla is smart and her morals aren't so bendy. She's totally not okay with the plan, what they are doing with the retrovirus, and trusting the Wraith. But she trusts John and... that is as far as she'll go. I like that she didn't even smile and pretend to agree.
McKay and Hermiod! Man, the snark kills me every time. Both of them are just so arrogant and... the snark! Oh, I love it. The scene where McKay snarks at Hermiod about humans being able to fly without Asgard supervision and Hermiod snarking back that, yes, they can, but McKay can't run simulations without it. Heee!
You know.... I really am interested in Michael and what he was doing/thinking through this. I like that he wanted to talk to Teyla and clarify their last meeting. He wasn't apologizing, not really. He just sort of mentioned that he would have fed on her... but he might feel kinda bad doing it. And during the experiment on the Wraith in the lab, where their flesh-toned hive queen was feeding on the transformed Wraith, Michael had to leave. I wonder if he's feeling some sort of connection to humans now.
Weir's jacket was bugging me. It was like uniform style, but not. It bugged me, okay?
Carson, I love, but you're really stupid. Did you really think that if you gave the Wraith your retrovirus that anything good could happen? Or even if humans employed it that we'd just leave the transformed Wraith alone? Feh. It's a physical change only -- Carson should know that. It doesn't change the fact that they're Wraith and they will still try to eat you.
McKay! Ronon! Ack nooooooo! All stuck in the hive ship and they're heading to Earth! Oh nooooes! I have the feeling that they're not even going to make it there. Though if they did, that would be interesting to see as not only would they have to take out human resistance, they'd have to listen to an Ori sermon. Yeah, you might want to just hang out in Pegasus for a while until the Ori war blows over.
I don't know the title of the BSG finale. It's total bullshit that we have to wait until OCTOBER for new episodes.
First of all, Baltar is a fraking basketcase. Not that Roslin isn't really starting to piss me off. I am glad she kind of gave in to being caught fixing the election. I guess. Meh.
Uhm. Baltar... your Cylon chick just blew up the ship she was on and a bunch of ships around it... with the nuclear device you gave her. Way to go.
Basically, this episode has destroyed my brain with the whole "one year later" thing and holy crap I do not know what could possibly happen but I really hope that this is not a dream sequence. And that Apollo is not going to be more of an ass than it seems like he's been for the last year.
Right-o. Those are not really complete thoughts. But. Whatever. I'm going to bed.
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Date: 2006-03-11 06:43 am (UTC)Lines that weren't on 'Camelot' but should've been:
"On second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place." - Mitchell
"Fleeeee! Fleee for your lives!" - Denethor
Anyway. Much love for
my big gay showAtlantis. I need an icon of Shep and Rodney's dynamic duo stance, you know, hands on hips at the same time. Too funny. Martin Gero outdid himself, the evil closet slasher.no subject
Date: 2006-03-11 07:29 pm (UTC)Hahaha! Yes, Denethor XD I liked him way better here.
Martin Gero and Peter DeLuise are so slash fans.
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Date: 2006-03-12 03:23 am (UTC)I was surpised that he didn't try to pull out one or two crystals before shooting them. McKay would snark about using military solutions to problems like that. Except Daniel's not military.
The Agard that wasn't Thor or Hermiod (yeah, I don't keep track of their names except for those two) was cute but I think he could've modified the space suit if he wanted to. He's Asgard after all. Maybe he thought they didn't have enough time. :)
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Date: 2006-03-12 05:07 am (UTC)He didn't start that way, but he's certainly become more military minded. I wonder how long it would take before McKay started shooting first and analyzing shiny tech later.
The Agard that wasn't Thor or Hermiod
Kvasir was just being cheeky. Which is why I like him. He was totally, "oh, you don't have a space suit for me. Gee. That's too bad. Good luck to ya!"