
Originally Posted by
Paladine
It was a pretty bad episode. I almost missed it since I watch wrestling on mondays, and after watching the show I wasn't too thrilled.
Well at least you like SGU enough to quell your wrestling appetites.

Originally Posted by
Paladine
Another episode with no stargate use. Another episode with lame blue aliens. I know why they brought them back was to clean up all the subplots before the series ends. They left those aliens in another galaxy. Whats next? Another episode to clean up the faith planet aliens subplot? Is it neccessary?
After the setup from the previous episode, did you really expect to see the gate in this one? This episode was obviously not going to have much to do with the gate.
As for the Blues, Chloe is changing so they were obviously, again, going to make a comeback. I don't really think the Blues themselves are lame, just the way they've been presented. We finally get a chance to have a villain that doesn't spout his/her mouth off, nor have a god complex, and isn't a machine and we've only seen about 10 minutes of screen-time with them.

Originally Posted by
Paladine
Just get to main plot already. We only have 9 episodes left. Focus on the big picture and leave the old subplots alone. Lets see this background source stuff and get some resolution to this story.
These last 10 episodes were cut and finished before SGU got the axe. Hate to break it to you, but the series ends on a cliffhanger. This is common knowledge, even for people like me avoiding spoilers, at this point.

Originally Posted by
Paladine
Also the villians we're drone ships controlled by a command ship. How exciting. Lets get a real villian. Who made the command ship? Lets have those aliens show up! Have them be led by some crazy megalomanic leader who gets some good lines.
I wouldn't say the drones were villians, per say, but merely just obstacles. Think of Seth from SG-1. Bad guy? Yes. Important enough to warrant more than a small story arc? No.
While I agree that meeting the race who built the drones would be very exciting, let's not get ahead of ourselves. It's too early to encounter them just yet. Keep in mind, TPTB didn't know this would be one of the last episodes.
As for the stereotypical megalomaniac evil genius with witty one-liners? I'll disagree with you here. He's not needed.

Originally Posted by
Paladine
In SGU we had Aphopis and then Baal... and then in Atlantis we had Michael and Todd. Just great characters that created some exciting tension with our heroes.
Again, this isn't SG-1 or SGA. This is SGU. It doesn't follow the formula of it's predecessors, and it doesn't need to, so not having a main bad guy is sort of a good thing.

Originally Posted by
Paladine
This show they give us blue aliens who can't talk and drones. The Lucian alliance villians attack was probably the first exciting villian characters yet and that was resolved too fast.
I find the silent enemy more intimidating than the talkative one. For example, unlike Ba'al we have no idea what the Blues want or how they intend to get it. With Ba'al, he practically hands us is weekly itinerary.
As for the Lucian Alliance, the immediate threat to Destiny has been resolved, yes, but, there is still the attack on Earth. You can bet, or at least safely assume, that'll lead to the public disclosure of the Stargate (depending on what kind of attack it is of course).

Originally Posted by
Paladine
I still like the show, but wish they would go with what works. Shows like these need a good villian type. Rush doesn't have much left in the tank to be a villian, so an outside threat needs to show up.
Again, I think that you're in the mindset that each episode is made on a shoot-and-show basis, and it's not. These episodes were finished a long time ago. These things
do work...for a five season story arc. Unfortunately, we'll never see the whole thing.
And please, just because I disagree with you on almost all of your opinions, don't accuse me of trolling. Because I'm not.