Welcome to GateWorld Forum! If this is your first visit, we hope you'll sign up and join our Stargate community. If you have questions, start with the FAQ. We've been going strong since 2004, are we are glad you are here.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Elizabeth Weir/John Sheppard Appreciation/Ship/Discussion Thread
Anyhoodiddlydoody, I need y'all's help. Is there an episode, must be Season 3 or S4's "Adrift", "Lifeline", or "This Mortal Coil" (because that's all I have at my disposal right now), where John is sitting in his bed, or sitting in a dark place, with a melancholy expression on his face?
I remember doppelganger had a scene where he was just sitting on his bed. i think conversion had both (him sitting on his bed and it being dark but that was because he was turning a bug so i don't know if you would count that.)
Oh my. I've officially gotten old. I had to look up what DTF meant. Now I'm depressed.
I must be young at heart because I'm fairly sure I'm older than you are. It's been around here for a couple of years now at least. But don't feel bad, I had to explain to someone recently what a booty call was
*giggles* You realize people who don't visit the general threads will have no idea what you're talking about, right?
Regardless, I still think it's a cool CGI shot.
Yes it is! Carson looks like a creepy stalker. Stick to your turtles, Carson!
Where did you get those photos from?
They're from The Seige III. I think it must be a peculiarity of the screencapture process because I don't recall a background like that in the episode. I'm just chuffed that I got a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reference in there
Well I didn't stand a chance of knowing what DTF meant, but I looked it up and may I just say "ewwwwww?" I could have happily lived the rest of my life without that little bit of knowledge.
In the context of John texting it to Elizabeth, it's not as bad as it sounds. In that context, it's not simply scratching an itch
Yeah, curiousity killed teh cat, and I followed. I looked it up. And you're right, could've gone without that.
Anyhoodiddlydoody, I need y'all's help. Is there an episode, must be Season 3 or S4's "Adrift", "Lifeline", or "This Mortal Coil" (because that's all I have at my disposal right now), where John is sitting in his bed, or sitting in a dark place, with a melancholy expression on his face?
*types last sentence, then goes back to "Common Ground"*
Video is almost done, should be posted in 15 minutes. I've watched it so many times for editing I've convinced myself it's not good, but I'll leave it to a jury of my peers.
I don't think any of those have such a scene. The closest would be John in the chair at the end of FS, looking all scared and concerned.
And the vid was simply great. We need more of those.
They're from The Seige III. I think it must be a peculiarity of the screencapture process because I don't recall a background like that in the episode. I'm just chuffed that I got a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reference in there
I don't think those particular shots were ever part of an actual ep. I remember them doing a promo with that look to it. Or maybe one of those lower 3rd of the screen things.
In the context of John texting it to Elizabeth, it's not as bad as it sounds. In that context, it's not simply scratching an itch
Sorry, but if Mr. SR texted me something like that, I'd call 911 because I'd know he'd had another stroke.
sigpic
Visit us at SGA Rising for our version of season six.
I don't think those particular shots were ever part of an actual ep. I remember them doing a promo with that look to it. Or maybe one of those lower 3rd of the screen things.
Right you are. They're included in the screencaps of the ep TS III, but now that I've gone back and flicked through a few more pages, they're sprinkled throughout the episode with different characters. The closest I recall that actual effect being used would be in Progeny, whilst they are in space, although even then it wasn't quite the same.
Sorry, but if Mr. SR texted me something like that, I'd call 911 because I'd know he'd had another stroke.
Sheppard: Elizabeth, what do you mean, never again? I was....errrr....talking about the mission. Yeah, that's it. You know, Doomed To Failure
Right you are. They're included in the screencaps of the ep TS III, but now that I've gone back and flicked through a few more pages, they're sprinkled throughout the episode with different characters. The closest I recall that actual effect being used would be in Progeny, whilst they are in space, although even then it wasn't quite the same.
Sheppard: Elizabeth, what do you mean, never again? I was....errrr....talking about the mission. Yeah, that's it. You know, Doomed To Failure
Weir: Stop talking John
That's more like it. I'm sure if John texted that to Elizabeth, the mission would indeed be Doomed To Failure.
sigpic
Visit us at SGA Rising for our version of season six.
Originally posted by Lt.Colonel John SheppardView Post
ShipperWriter, nice banner for your of doctors and detectives story.
Thanks!
Originally posted by Lt.Colonel John SheppardView Post
I remember doppelganger had a scene where he was just sitting on his bed. i think conversion had both (him sitting on his bed and it being dark but that was because he was turning a bug so i don't know if you would count that.)
Yeah, I wanted to use the scene from "Conversion" but I don't have it yet. My friend is loaning me Seasons 1 and 2 this week. I will be ... making good use of them.
Ahh, great vid! Excellent choice of song; the "if you were right and I was wrong" line with clips from First Strike... Agree with JT on the last line.
Thanks! I got a little weepy when I rewatched it. And I know the song is more of a relationship breaking up type of song, but that one line kept getting to me and I decided I needed to do something with it.
And for the last scene, I was wanting to use a dark bedroom scene, but I went back through "Common Ground" and found John slumped over like that (especially with the leather jacket) and thought it would work. Then I heard what he said and started sobbing. I was trying to give the illusion of him waking from that nightmare, and I guess I did all right. *nods*
Lovely (and so angsty!) vid, SW! Between that and the fic, you're just killing me! (in a good way)
And great answers on the questions, everyone! I think I was much like Elizabeth early on, a bit starry-eyed when it came to the Ancients (just look at how excited she got when Rodney mentioned ascension!). Then we find this cloud creature, and I thought, 'okay, that's kinda weird.' I got a little annoyed with that git Moros in Before I Sleep, but on the other hand, I could understand why they were all freaked out about messing with time. (Hey, just look what happened whenever they messed with time on Star Trek. ) I think it was really Progeny and learning about how they treated their creations the Asuran Replicators (and how that spawned the chaos that followed) that really soured me to the Ancients. Before, it was just, 'they suck for not leaving better instruction manuals for their stuff, and they're kinda wimpy in general (and their clothes are boring),' but after Progeny and The Return 1 & 2 (Helia was a BRAT!), I really started disliking them. Little punks.
That is a great question. It's hard to remember what I thought when I first saw it. I think, like Elizabeth, I still thought the Ancients were some kind of special beings that were above petty Earth behavior. Keeping that dark thing in a box didn't bother me much. It was probably their behavior in BIS that changed my mind about their morals. I think John figured them out early on. He didn't have all the background and experience studying them that some of the others did, so he had no preconceived notions and was able to judge them on their treatment of other species and other humans. He didn't like them much but was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt until they proved otherwise. Elizabeth, on the other hand, saw them as near gods and gave them way more leeway than John ever did, but since he respected her, he mostly kept quiet about it.
The scientists may have been starting to have their doubts, but I don't think most of them would be bothered much by experimenting on "inferior" beings. Unfortunately.
*shudders* Too true.
And John's contempt for the Ancients in later years, while serious, always seemed to crack me up for some reason.
You know what I liked about Hide & Seek (apart from the SG1 prop being rehashed as a ascended-being-trap - it used to be a device that made err... third dimension aliens visible in season 6 I think)the little bit of Athosian culture and beliefs that were touched upon - even if only for a brief moment. *sigh*
I know, right? We totally should have seen more of that! *flails*
I think TPTW tried to use that "hot Bounty man" bait on Elizabeth. Not only did John hafta grow a beard during "Epiphany", but who was the "love interest" they introduced for Elizabeth in "Sunday"? A bearded Mike Branton. I droolz for John. Mike? Nada.
I don't think those particular shots were ever part of an actual ep. I remember them doing a promo with that look to it. Or maybe one of those lower 3rd of the screen things.
Yep, I'm pretty sure those were from a series of bumper clips that ran around the commercial breaks on SciFi during Season 2.
(This is legal notice that any attempt to censor or delete, for the purpose of oppressing fair and open discussion, any statement made by me will be considered a violation of my right to free speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and will be dealt with in accordance with federal law.)
Sparky is on screen. Therefore, it is canon.Elizabeth is still out there. And John WILL bring her home.
Lovely (and so angsty!) vid, SW! Between that and the fic, you're just killing me! (in a good way)
And great answers on the questions, everyone! I think I was much like Elizabeth early on, a bit starry-eyed when it came to the Ancients (just look at how excited she got when Rodney mentioned ascension!). Then we find this cloud creature, and I thought, 'okay, that's kinda weird.' I got a little annoyed with that git Moros in Before I Sleep, but on the other hand, I could understand why they were all freaked out about messing with time. (Hey, just look what happened whenever they messed with time on Star Trek. ) I think it was really Progeny and learning about how they treated their creations the Asuran Replicators (and how that spawned the chaos that followed) that really soured me to the Ancients. Before, it was just, 'they suck for not leaving better instruction manuals for their stuff, and they're kinda wimpy in general (and their clothes are boring),' but after Progeny and The Return 1 & 2 (Helia was a BRAT!), I really started disliking them. Little punks.
*shudders* Too true.
And John's contempt for the Ancients in later years, while serious, always seemed to crack me up for some reason.
I know, right? We totally should have seen more of that! *flails*
*cough*Atlantis Rising*cough*
Yep, I'm pretty sure those were from a series of bumper clips that ran around the commercial breaks on SciFi during Season 2.
John's attitude toward the Ancients could be part of his "stick it to the man" thing. After all, they are the ultimate "man." LOL
It was funny in TOR when John was explaining to Rodney why he got chosen to teach him to ascend. He admitted that he was only interested in getting laid Teer, but notice that he called her "the woman" and never by her name. She meant that little to him. Yet he's willing to do something he's terribly uncomfortable with and doesn't believe for a moment will work just because Elizabeth asked him to.
sigpic
Visit us at SGA Rising for our version of season six.
It was funny in TOR when John was explaining to Rodney why he got chosen to teach him to ascend. He admitted that he was only interested in getting laid Teer, but notice that he called her "the woman" and never by her name. She meant that little to him. Yet he's willing to do something he's terribly uncomfortable with and doesn't believe for a moment will work just because Elizabeth asked him to.
I know, right? He'll do it because the girl he likes Elizabeth asked him to. And probably so he can get laid later.Yay, Sparky!smut! Hee.
Elizabeth: *nods* Yes, John, this mission probably is doomed to fail
Only Sparky!smut can save us now.
(This is legal notice that any attempt to censor or delete, for the purpose of oppressing fair and open discussion, any statement made by me will be considered a violation of my right to free speech as guaranteed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and will be dealt with in accordance with federal law.)
Sparky is on screen. Therefore, it is canon.Elizabeth is still out there. And John WILL bring her home.
Comment