why rob cooper rocks

[wiseowl777]

(i just watched aot, 2 days ago so maybe its been said)
... but did any1 else notice the scene that seemed so nonchalantly thrown in there to show that the anicents left the ark in the ori galaxy (which galaxy is it btw?).... but anyway. the 2 ancients leave the room, followed by the 1 guy running back in saying "oops, i forgot my notebook"... and then "i had this great idea for a new invention" (roughly thats the quote)... and i wondered why exactly he threw in That particular dialogue... until i realized that the notebook was open to a skecthed circle, and it was a million some-odd yrs ago, then it clicked.... He invented the stargate! and he nearly forgot the notebook with that idea in it behind!
-to so subtley throw that in there is hence my reasoning for the awesomness that is rob c. cooper

-any1 else notice this too. or am i like the blonde thats late to my class every morning?

[PG15]

Well, you aren't early, I'll tell you that.

That is a cool scene though.

[Daniel Jackson]

I thought the scene was kind of pointless, it didn't have anything to do with the story.

[The_Carpenter]

I thought the scene was kind of pointless, it didn't have anything to do with the story.

Well no, but it was a nice little scene for the fans

And could well be setting something up for Universe or future possible movies

[Daniel Jackson]

As a fan of SG-1, I do agree that it was a nice touch. However, in the context of the movie, the flashbacks were about the Ark of Truth. Slipping in the notebook just seemed too convenient and out of the blue.

[Natasha]

I thought it was a nice touch.

[iLemon]

Didn't realise that, thanks for pointing it out. That is a pretty cool scene

[Mitchell82]

As a fan of SG-1, I do agree that it was a nice touch. However, in the context of the movie, the flashbacks were about the Ark of Truth. Slipping in the notebook just seemed too convenient and out of the blue.

I thought it was a great touch I loved that insight on who invented the gate.

[g.o.d]

Didn't realise that, thanks for pointing it out. That is a pretty cool scene

one of the few good scenes in AoT

[Daniel Jackson]

I thought it was a great touch I loved that insight on who invented the gate.

While it's a good bit of SG trivia, it really doesn't have anything to do with the movie. It would have been more fitting in a story about the origins of the Stargate network.

[PG15]

It was just a small moment, one of those "easter eggs" TPTB stick into episodes/movies to give the long-time fans an extra treat.

Besides, they needed a scene there to establish that they're leaving; I don't see the harm of adding a few more seconds for this.

Don't get hung up about it.

[Mitchell82]

While it's a good bit of SG trivia, it really doesn't have anything to do with the movie. It would have been more fitting in a story about the origins of the Stargate network.

I don't see what the big deal is. It's just a small part of a scene.

[Daniel Jackson]

I'm not making a big deal. I made a comment, and ya'll are flabberghasted that I didn't think it fit. I don't like it when random stuff is shoved into a story just because it's uber-cool. That's bad writing.

[PG15]

We're not flabbergasted.

But hey, whatever. I thought it was a nice treat for the fans, and you disagree. That's fine.

[Daniel Jackson]

No, I don't disagree. I also think it was a nice treat. What I am saying is that the nice treat had nothing to do with the movie and felt forced in.