Here are my spoilers for 'Allies'...it's not nice, and you know when I spoil....I spoil, so don't go in there acting like you don't know what your getting!...
Peace guys..hope you have a nice night...ugh! I feel so drained...But for shipper moments..not really loves..but let me tell you, there's definitely potential!
Spoiler:
I loved this episode of Atlantis....well as I have said before and I will continue to say, I think season 2 was the best season out there..and I love the level of darkness that seems to be seeping into the episodes.
I must say that I was pretty wow'd by my own powers of deduction, in figuring that Teyla was against these tests from the beginning, and to even see that John actually said the words of 'I thought we convinced you'. I figured as much. I hoped against it, as many people I have spoken never really believed they or he coerced Teyla...but it's pretty much stated in this episode. But Teyla is not that much of my concern..not very shippery and I think I liked it because of that..this was far more than just shipperness..this is definitely about leadership, failure and definitely underestimation.
I am at my worst right now...although I loved the episode...it was pretty much the final straw that 'broke the camel's back' so to speak for my feelings on Weir. Unlike what many Shep/Weir fans and Weir fans in general may think, I never hated Weir although I was very critical. Mainly because I was expecting so much from her it's not funny. But continously she has disappointed me.
After seeing 'Michael' I was horrified by what I saw she had accepted and I couldn't comprehend what the hell was going through her mind. She risked the lives of the main land people and she risked the lives of her crew...it's absolutely shameful.
But what was even worse was when I saw 'Allies'. I realise that TPTB has done this for storyline....but this is just unacceptable to me. It's horrifying and unaccpetable. Your left feeling slightly dejected....I love McKay..I adore McKay..and he was so excited and now this...and then there's Ronon..and a missing Shep. This lays all on Weir's shoulder...blame doesn't go anywhere but to the leader of the expidition.
They were warned on several counts by Teyla, by Ronon..these are people who have dealt and lived through the Wraith...that this is not a good idea. But from the moment that Weir even allowed 'Michael' onto Atlantis...she caused this catch 22 situation....they were damned if they did and damned if they didn't.
The threat was if they don't give them the retro virus of Dr. Beckett, and they try to kill them then all of the other hive ships will know of Atlantis and it's location. Now if they do give them the retrovirus they kill the other hives, and feed on the former Wraiths...and this is where John says...'It's my grandkids, I'm worried about.'===hence the impression that he may not plan on leaving Atlantis ever.
Now Teyla did warn them that you cannot trust the Wraith and that they will always be Wraith, human or not; she had said it to John previous to injecting 'Michael' and she said it again...but again, she had to relent..because they could do nothing. And then we find out that the Wraith put a virus in this special device which was sent out to Atlantis as a peace offering. The device would allow Atlantis to beam nukes into hive ships and destroy the ships if need be.
Weir accepted, of course under much deliberation. Throughout the whole thing you can tell Teyla hated it..and despised it, but then again what is she too do. They did start this and they are now in a mess.
Ronon and McKay end up on the hive ship and then they find out that their going to earth or other planets...Shep ends up missing..although I feel he may be on a hive ship going into hyperspace.
As the virus in the device allowed the hive ship to download two things. The location of all the planets in their database and the details of the Aurora. Unfortunately, poor Zalenka didn't find this out until the Daedalus went out and Ronon and McKay were on the hive ship. Teyla's face was anger and complete devestation...I believe they are still unaware about Sheppard or Ronon and McKay being missing....
I'm just completely dejected. What ever flickering candle of respect I had for Weir has now disappeared. I am literally done with her. This is a mistake that is near irreparable. And what's even worse...Atlantis is still under a threat. Ugh!! I don't know what the new season will bring..but bloody hell Weir is going to be under the gun for me. I do think that trust issues are going to play a part in these types of mistakes....they are just unacceptable in a role of leadership. Jesus!!
I can't tell you how angry I am...and what makes me worse is that now I have lost a woman that I could have come to idolise because of the amount of disastrous mistakes. Oh man! Character development be damned...this was a bad move by TPTB on Weir in my opinion.
That's it for me guys....
I must say that I was pretty wow'd by my own powers of deduction, in figuring that Teyla was against these tests from the beginning, and to even see that John actually said the words of 'I thought we convinced you'. I figured as much. I hoped against it, as many people I have spoken never really believed they or he coerced Teyla...but it's pretty much stated in this episode. But Teyla is not that much of my concern..not very shippery and I think I liked it because of that..this was far more than just shipperness..this is definitely about leadership, failure and definitely underestimation.
I am at my worst right now...although I loved the episode...it was pretty much the final straw that 'broke the camel's back' so to speak for my feelings on Weir. Unlike what many Shep/Weir fans and Weir fans in general may think, I never hated Weir although I was very critical. Mainly because I was expecting so much from her it's not funny. But continously she has disappointed me.
After seeing 'Michael' I was horrified by what I saw she had accepted and I couldn't comprehend what the hell was going through her mind. She risked the lives of the main land people and she risked the lives of her crew...it's absolutely shameful.
But what was even worse was when I saw 'Allies'. I realise that TPTB has done this for storyline....but this is just unacceptable to me. It's horrifying and unaccpetable. Your left feeling slightly dejected....I love McKay..I adore McKay..and he was so excited and now this...and then there's Ronon..and a missing Shep. This lays all on Weir's shoulder...blame doesn't go anywhere but to the leader of the expidition.
They were warned on several counts by Teyla, by Ronon..these are people who have dealt and lived through the Wraith...that this is not a good idea. But from the moment that Weir even allowed 'Michael' onto Atlantis...she caused this catch 22 situation....they were damned if they did and damned if they didn't.
The threat was if they don't give them the retro virus of Dr. Beckett, and they try to kill them then all of the other hive ships will know of Atlantis and it's location. Now if they do give them the retrovirus they kill the other hives, and feed on the former Wraiths...and this is where John says...'It's my grandkids, I'm worried about.'===hence the impression that he may not plan on leaving Atlantis ever.
Now Teyla did warn them that you cannot trust the Wraith and that they will always be Wraith, human or not; she had said it to John previous to injecting 'Michael' and she said it again...but again, she had to relent..because they could do nothing. And then we find out that the Wraith put a virus in this special device which was sent out to Atlantis as a peace offering. The device would allow Atlantis to beam nukes into hive ships and destroy the ships if need be.
Weir accepted, of course under much deliberation. Throughout the whole thing you can tell Teyla hated it..and despised it, but then again what is she too do. They did start this and they are now in a mess.
Ronon and McKay end up on the hive ship and then they find out that their going to earth or other planets...Shep ends up missing..although I feel he may be on a hive ship going into hyperspace.
As the virus in the device allowed the hive ship to download two things. The location of all the planets in their database and the details of the Aurora. Unfortunately, poor Zalenka didn't find this out until the Daedalus went out and Ronon and McKay were on the hive ship. Teyla's face was anger and complete devestation...I believe they are still unaware about Sheppard or Ronon and McKay being missing....
I'm just completely dejected. What ever flickering candle of respect I had for Weir has now disappeared. I am literally done with her. This is a mistake that is near irreparable. And what's even worse...Atlantis is still under a threat. Ugh!! I don't know what the new season will bring..but bloody hell Weir is going to be under the gun for me. I do think that trust issues are going to play a part in these types of mistakes....they are just unacceptable in a role of leadership. Jesus!!
I can't tell you how angry I am...and what makes me worse is that now I have lost a woman that I could have come to idolise because of the amount of disastrous mistakes. Oh man! Character development be damned...this was a bad move by TPTB on Weir in my opinion.
That's it for me guys....
Peace guys..hope you have a nice night...ugh! I feel so drained...But for shipper moments..not really loves..but let me tell you, there's definitely potential!
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