It's like they're telegraphing the plot thirty minutes ahead of time.
It was another week where SG-1 was on, but I wasn't really watching it at all. But it doesn't feel like I missed anything. It felt like a half-hour episode that was dragged out to a full hour.
- Bwah! The team is so snarky. I continue to love McKay.
McKay's my hero. Which really might be a warning that my morals have been severely compromised...
- Hey, it's O'Brien! I swear, I tried to disassociate him from O'Brien, but it never quite succeeded.
Not being a Trek fan, I was like "Hey, it's that Trek guy!" That's how I'll always think of him. Because I can't remember "O'Brien."
- *giggle* John and McKay are finishing each other's sentences. Hey, more slash! (This show is surprisingly easy to multi-ship/slash. Interesting.)
This is the kind of show where you could easily list "Orgy" as your OTP.
- Is it just me, or are the uniforms reminiscent of WWII, specifically the losing side?
The uniforms definitely had a heavy Nazi vibe. Which is kind of weird, really, because it's not often that you go from "Amish" to "Nazi."
- Only McKay would build an atomic bomb for the sixth grade science fair...and lose.
He's still my hero, but I'm really kind of disappointed in him. How can you lose with a freaking nuke? If they pass you up, you threaten them and get the blue ribbon!
- *snicker* John would so be the boyfriend/husband who gets sent to the grocery store for milk and comes back with thirty dollars' worth of junk food, something cool from the electronics store next to the supermarket, and something stupid from the toy aisle of the drug store. Lizzie, watch out!
I feel like I should encourage you to write that.
- Dude, the preview didn't just give away the entire turn of the episode or anything. Not that I care, as I read spoilers, but for those who don't, that's kind of sucky.
Fortunately I tend to completely forget the preview over the period of the week, so I'll be fresh for next week.
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Date: 2004-08-28 03:43 am (UTC)It was another week where SG-1 was on, but I wasn't really watching it at all. But it doesn't feel like I missed anything. It felt like a half-hour episode that was dragged out to a full hour.
- Bwah! The team is so snarky. I continue to love McKay.
McKay's my hero. Which really might be a warning that my morals have been severely compromised...
- Hey, it's O'Brien! I swear, I tried to disassociate him from O'Brien, but it never quite succeeded.
Not being a Trek fan, I was like "Hey, it's that Trek guy!" That's how I'll always think of him. Because I can't remember "O'Brien."
- *giggle* John and McKay are finishing each other's sentences. Hey, more slash! (This show is surprisingly easy to multi-ship/slash. Interesting.)
This is the kind of show where you could easily list "Orgy" as your OTP.
- Is it just me, or are the uniforms reminiscent of WWII, specifically the losing side?
The uniforms definitely had a heavy Nazi vibe. Which is kind of weird, really, because it's not often that you go from "Amish" to "Nazi."
- Only McKay would build an atomic bomb for the sixth grade science fair...and lose.
He's still my hero, but I'm really kind of disappointed in him. How can you lose with a freaking nuke? If they pass you up, you threaten them and get the blue ribbon!
- *snicker* John would so be the boyfriend/husband who gets sent to the grocery store for milk and comes back with thirty dollars' worth of junk food, something cool from the electronics store next to the supermarket, and something stupid from the toy aisle of the drug store. Lizzie, watch out!
I feel like I should encourage you to write that.
- Dude, the preview didn't just give away the entire turn of the episode or anything. Not that I care, as I read spoilers, but for those who don't, that's kind of sucky.
Fortunately I tend to completely forget the preview over the period of the week, so I'll be fresh for next week.