The Seed, Episode Reaction
Woolsey rocks my freaking socks off! Seriously... seriously. He has day planners, and imported mahogony desks, and oh, look at that, a leader that pulls someone into private area for a private talk instead of announcing it to the entire expedition! And OMG, yes, I love his hesitation, and his uber bureaucratic dorkiness.
Dear god...
I think I have some sort of strange crush on Woolsey.
...ah, I'll get over it I'm sure.
(However, I totally need a Woolsey icon now... possibly with pens and pocket protectors.)
And Carson! Squee! Nice to not be reminded that he's a clone every five minutes, because unlike "The Kindred" he felt like Carson. Although the haircut has to go, I'm sorry. It's not the fifties anymore Carson. The rooster look was better. Maybe it's a really bad case of Stasis Hair?
And Rodney (quietly) volunteered to brave tentacle land to play hero. Oh, Rodney. Sad that you disappeared for all those minutes without butting in, because some running snarky commentary would have been funny, but probably interfered with the mood, so granted, that's just the fangirl in me talking. However, the scene in the beginning with Teyla and Keller? More of that, please. That was nice, as well as a nod to the fact that Kanaan did not die horribly and is indeed becoming human again. Oh, and the ATA/Jumper thing was addressed and... and... oh writers, bless you for giving us continuity!
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jcjoeyfreak, when Radek was attacked by the crawly stuff, do you know what I was thinking? Of course you do! And Ronon so got tentacle pwn'd.
Next week looks fun, but in deference to those not wanting to be spoiled, I'll save any thoughts/speculation for another post.
Oh, and one more thing.
Five years into the show, and finally we've been shown the freaking lightswitches!
Er, I don't have any particular attachment to Ancient Lightswitches for any reason. And I totally didn't order a shirt for ComicCon last night that might deal with the same subject matter.
And finally... squee! I <3 my show!
Dear god...
I think I have some sort of strange crush on Woolsey.
...ah, I'll get over it I'm sure.
(However, I totally need a Woolsey icon now... possibly with pens and pocket protectors.)
And Carson! Squee! Nice to not be reminded that he's a clone every five minutes, because unlike "The Kindred" he felt like Carson. Although the haircut has to go, I'm sorry. It's not the fifties anymore Carson. The rooster look was better. Maybe it's a really bad case of Stasis Hair?
And Rodney (quietly) volunteered to brave tentacle land to play hero. Oh, Rodney. Sad that you disappeared for all those minutes without butting in, because some running snarky commentary would have been funny, but probably interfered with the mood, so granted, that's just the fangirl in me talking. However, the scene in the beginning with Teyla and Keller? More of that, please. That was nice, as well as a nod to the fact that Kanaan did not die horribly and is indeed becoming human again. Oh, and the ATA/Jumper thing was addressed and... and... oh writers, bless you for giving us continuity!
Oh, and thank you
jcjoeyfreak, when Radek was attacked by the crawly stuff, do you know what I was thinking? Of course you do! And Ronon so got tentacle pwn'd.Next week looks fun, but in deference to those not wanting to be spoiled, I'll save any thoughts/speculation for another post.
Oh, and one more thing.
Five years into the show, and finally we've been shown the freaking lightswitches!
Er, I don't have any particular attachment to Ancient Lightswitches for any reason. And I totally didn't order a shirt for ComicCon last night that might deal with the same subject matter.
And finally... squee! I <3 my show!
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Still, the talking alien bit? Yawn...
Kind of have to agree with you there... although it does give "if these walls could talk" a whole new meaning.
And finally, Carson's hair...yeah, what's up with that? Maybe he just needs someone to muss it up for him.
His Mum will do a fine job of that, I think! Of course, providing that the poor woman doesn't have a stroke being told her son has risen from the grave. Poor Carson's Mum. It's always the off screen characters who suffer the most.