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Feb. 3rd, 2006 01:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
michannaSONATA ARCTICA TONIGHT!!! *is having such a good day because of that* Squee! I'm so excited.
In other news OMG
"On the bright side, if we fail, there's plenty more where we came from." *Danielsmile*
It was so cool. 18 SG-1 teams. How can you get better than that? I loved when they were interrogating them because you knew that if we were watching a show about our SG-1 ending up in a different dimension, that's totally what they would have said. And it was scary because you knew that if it WAS our SG-1 on the other side of the table, they'd find a way out and there was no telling what conclusions they would reach and what means they would use. So nifty
I thought the reason for the other SG-1 being evil was a little lame ... they should have either actually been evil or been trying to save themselves because no one would have really blamed them for that. I suppose the second option wouldn't have worked though since it had to be their fault.
Also, Janet!! *squee* I'm so happy she was in it. And does anyone else think that when Teal'c at the end, said 'I hope this time will not be the last' that it was foeershadowing? *looks hopeful*
Now, Martouf however ... someone on the Stargate community said, "Can we keep him this time?" and I ask you, why, why oh why would we ever want to keep Martouf? Divide and Conquer was the best episode ever (not because Martouf died, but that was a small part of it) and he can stay dead.
Honestly, he says that he and Sam have been broken up for a long time. Okay, so I can kind of maybe understand Sam's actions because he's been DEAD. But who does he think he is being all friendly with her when she has moved on in his reality? Living his wet dreams in another dimension at Sam's expense. Gah! Die!
The vague references to Sam's love life were tantallizing and frustrating. Janet says, "where's General O'Neill?" then later on we find out Sam's pregnant in her reality. Does that mean Sam's not military? Or did she marry Pete? *chokes on the thought* (I'm still bothered by that "not exactly" in Ex Deus Machina"
Okay, I'm going to stop ranting now.
Also watched Survivor last week ... I may just let myself get sucked in this season ... the contestants don't seem that bad.
I want to go to Costco at some point this weekend but I don't think I'll get the chance.
I had more to say but I ranted too long about Ripple Effect and I just got an e-mail I've been waiting for, so I'd better get back to work.
In other news OMG
"On the bright side, if we fail, there's plenty more where we came from." *Danielsmile*
It was so cool. 18 SG-1 teams. How can you get better than that? I loved when they were interrogating them because you knew that if we were watching a show about our SG-1 ending up in a different dimension, that's totally what they would have said. And it was scary because you knew that if it WAS our SG-1 on the other side of the table, they'd find a way out and there was no telling what conclusions they would reach and what means they would use. So nifty
I thought the reason for the other SG-1 being evil was a little lame ... they should have either actually been evil or been trying to save themselves because no one would have really blamed them for that. I suppose the second option wouldn't have worked though since it had to be their fault.
Also, Janet!! *squee* I'm so happy she was in it. And does anyone else think that when Teal'c at the end, said 'I hope this time will not be the last' that it was foeershadowing? *looks hopeful*
Now, Martouf however ... someone on the Stargate community said, "Can we keep him this time?" and I ask you, why, why oh why would we ever want to keep Martouf? Divide and Conquer was the best episode ever (not because Martouf died, but that was a small part of it) and he can stay dead.
Honestly, he says that he and Sam have been broken up for a long time. Okay, so I can kind of maybe understand Sam's actions because he's been DEAD. But who does he think he is being all friendly with her when she has moved on in his reality? Living his wet dreams in another dimension at Sam's expense. Gah! Die!
The vague references to Sam's love life were tantallizing and frustrating. Janet says, "where's General O'Neill?" then later on we find out Sam's pregnant in her reality. Does that mean Sam's not military? Or did she marry Pete? *chokes on the thought* (I'm still bothered by that "not exactly" in Ex Deus Machina"
Okay, I'm going to stop ranting now.
Also watched Survivor last week ... I may just let myself get sucked in this season ... the contestants don't seem that bad.
I want to go to Costco at some point this weekend but I don't think I'll get the chance.
I had more to say but I ranted too long about Ripple Effect and I just got an e-mail I've been waiting for, so I'd better get back to work.
