"Ronon, welcome to Earth."

[_Ancients_]

Shouldn't have Woolsey remembered that he had been there before? Season 4: ep. 15 and 17. Or was he just saying it as a formality? He obiously didn't hear him tell Sheppard in the previous scene that he was "home".

Anyways, this may have already been discussed, but I needed to get it off my chest...

[Mitchell82]

Shouldn't have Woolsey remembered that he had been there before? Season 4: ep. 15 and 17. Or was he just saying it as a formality? He obiously didn't hear him tell Sheppard in the previous scene that he was "home".

Anyways, this may have already been discussed, but I needed to get it off my chest...

He'd been to the SGC he had never seen the outside of Earth much less San Fransisco.

[carrollwoman]

I think it was just a formality.

[jelgate]

He'd been to the SGC he had never seen the outside of Earth much less San Fransisco.

What about Shepphard's dad funeral

[_Ancients_]

What about Shepphard's dad funeral

Exactly, he ran several different places with Sheppard in that episode. 4.15.

[Vala_M]

Remember Ronon went to Vancouver, BC with Sheppard looking for Rodney's sister.

Vala,

[gater101]

He'd been to the SGC he had never seen the outside of Earth much less San Fransisco.

Outcast and Miller's Crossing?

TBH, I think he should have said "Welcome to Earth, TEYLA." It's her Teyla who hasn't been on Earth, except in Home.

[Pudding]

Outcast and Miller's Crossing?

TBH, I think he should have said "Welcome to Earth, TEYLA." It's her Teyla who hasn't been on Earth, except in Home.

Teyla, who's Teyla?

There's somebody named Teyla on the show? I haven't seen her since "Prodiginal". [/sarcasm]

[_Ancients_]

Outcast and Miller's Crossing?

TBH, I think he should have said "Welcome to Earth, TEYLA." It's her Teyla who hasn't been on Earth, except in Home.

Yes, I think that would have been a little more appropiate considering the only time she has been to "Earth" was via a vision.

[Mitchell82]

Outcast and Miller's Crossing?

TBH, I think he should have said "Welcome to Earth, TEYLA." It's her Teyla who hasn't been on Earth, except in Home.

Ooops Brain fart.

[TheRandomOne]

Outcast and Miller's Crossing?

TBH, I think he should have said "Welcome to Earth, TEYLA." It's her Teyla who hasn't been on Earth, except in Home.

At the very least he should have said "Ronon & Teyla, Welcome To Earth" & not just one dude because they had two non Earthling's there

[_Ancients_]

At the very least he should have said "Ronon & Teyla, Welcome To Earth" & not just one dude because they had two non Earthling's there

I just would like to know what TPTB thoughts were behind that line. Considering it was one of the last lines in the show. Ever.

[Gate-builder]

Teyla went to Earth for her interview with the IOA but she never went outside the SGC, it was mentioned at the beginning of Midway

[WraithHumor]

Shouldn't have Woolsey remembered that he had been there before? Season 4: ep. 15 and 17. Or was he just saying it as a formality? He obiously didn't hear him tell Sheppard in the previous scene that he was "home".

Anyways, this may have already been discussed, but I needed to get it off my chest...

He's already been to Earth and he already said Atlantis was his home, you're correct. It was a waste of a line at the moment when we were all expecting something profound, or something mischievous from Sheppard. This was one of the few problems I had with the finale, well really this whole 'end' scene was just a mess, the wrong people were included, some people were absent that should of been there and they said ALL the wrong things (apart from Mckeller I thought that was perfect).

[ToasterOnFire]

At the very least he should have said "Ronon & Teyla, Welcome To Earth" & not just one dude because they had two non Earthling's there

Oh, I just figured that Woolsey had already welcomed Teyla because they were on the balcony before Ronon showed up. Why not, so many other Teyla scenes take place offscreen anyway.

No real excuse for why Woolsey didn't know that Ronon had been to earth before, though. I thought those last few lines on the balcony weren't all that great, to be honest.