Good morning, Sparkies! Happy Fluffy Thursday!
*snerks at the writing fail on many fronts*
Heck yeah!
ZOMG, if Shep was a fish out of water just walking around Stargate Command, he was really out of his element on the mission to Athos. At least, he was during the first part of it. I admit, I had to headdesk right along with Sumner when John couldn't figure out that Halling was his name. Honestly, I didn't get all bent out of shape about the way Sumner acted towards Teyla. Under the circumstances, it was understandable that he'd be cautious, and it does carry over quite well to the continued questions about the Athosians in general through Suspicion.
The Wraith, of course, were BADASS and super scary. The way that the Keeper said that she and her crew were merely the "caretakers" for those who were still asleep made me wonder if the ones we were seeing were not even the real Wraith, but just minions, and the real Wraith were even more hideously alien. (Coming off of Babylon 5, with its greater number of non-humanoid aliens, I was expecting more. Oh well, we'll fix that with the next big baddie in Atlantis Rising. )
The squee over spaceships was cool, and I had figured that if they were going to be introduced that early, we'd probably see them get used before the end of the pilot. I do wish we had gotten to see a little more of the city before everything started going to hell in a handbasket with the shields and the 'OMG we're all going to dieeee!' moments.
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The Wraith, of course, were BADASS and super scary. The way that the Keeper said that she and her crew were merely the "caretakers" for those who were still asleep made me wonder if the ones we were seeing were not even the real Wraith, but just minions, and the real Wraith were even more hideously alien. (Coming off of Babylon 5, with its greater number of non-humanoid aliens, I was expecting more. Oh well, we'll fix that with the next big baddie in Atlantis Rising. )
The squee over spaceships was cool, and I had figured that if they were going to be introduced that early, we'd probably see them get used before the end of the pilot. I do wish we had gotten to see a little more of the city before everything started going to hell in a handbasket with the shields and the 'OMG we're all going to dieeee!' moments.
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