I saw "Home" last night and overall thought it was pretty good. It reminded me of the old SG-1 episode "The Gamekeeper", but was less annoying.
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My question is, when Dr. Weir and her crew left Earth, General Hammond was a three star general in charge of all Earth-Stargate Affairs; General O'Neill was in charge of SGC. So, when they came "back" to Earth, why was their only contact with Gen. Hammond?
If I remember correctly, Dr. Weir had minimal contact with General Hammond. She mostly dealt with O'Neill and Carter and Dr. Jackson when she was in charge of SGC and before she left.
Also, if Carter is such a big deal to Dr. McCay, why wouldn't she have been in his "dream" and helping him with the ZPM? In my opinion, those omissions were pretty big and seemed to lose credibility for the episode. Once I saw it was only Hammond, I was like, "yeah, right..." Carter and O'Neill should have been there more than Hammond. It was a nice way to write Don S. Davis into the new show, but his character was stilted and un-Hammond-like and the others should have been there.
I really don't like this whole "we're not going to mix the two series" stuff at all. They should do a little mixing every now and then. At least they mentioned the Goa'uld and Asgard in "Home". They should also tell Teyla about the Goa'uld and Asgard and the other aliens they know about in the Milky Way and Ida galaxies.
What do you guys think?
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My question is, when Dr. Weir and her crew left Earth, General Hammond was a three star general in charge of all Earth-Stargate Affairs; General O'Neill was in charge of SGC. So, when they came "back" to Earth, why was their only contact with Gen. Hammond?
If I remember correctly, Dr. Weir had minimal contact with General Hammond. She mostly dealt with O'Neill and Carter and Dr. Jackson when she was in charge of SGC and before she left.
Also, if Carter is such a big deal to Dr. McCay, why wouldn't she have been in his "dream" and helping him with the ZPM? In my opinion, those omissions were pretty big and seemed to lose credibility for the episode. Once I saw it was only Hammond, I was like, "yeah, right..." Carter and O'Neill should have been there more than Hammond. It was a nice way to write Don S. Davis into the new show, but his character was stilted and un-Hammond-like and the others should have been there.
I really don't like this whole "we're not going to mix the two series" stuff at all. They should do a little mixing every now and then. At least they mentioned the Goa'uld and Asgard in "Home". They should also tell Teyla about the Goa'uld and Asgard and the other aliens they know about in the Milky Way and Ida galaxies.
What do you guys think?
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