"The Last Man" Pre-Airing Discussion and Speculation (Spoilers)

[DeeKayP]

Interesting...



http://stargate.mgm.com/news_detail.php?id=70

Poor Beckett is probably a shriveled old man in it because Sheppard didn't find the cure from Michael.

[Guest]

I haven't watched them in awhile but I've seen those movies countless times so I have to say you are correct. It is a pretty big plot booboo.However there is one error in your hypothesis. After Doc tears up the not he doesn't toss it in the bin he stuffs it in his pocket. *see atachment* My guess sometime offscreen after Marty goes to 1885 he repairs the note.

I'm sure he threw it into a bin, ok it has been like3-4 years since I saw those films, either way I'm not really too bother'd about it finding a contradiction didn't ruin the films for me so if you right *I'll get round to watching them again sometime soon* That's probably a good thing... Thanks Mitch

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[Guest]

Poor Beckett is probably a shriveled old man in it because Sheppard didn't find the cure from Michael.

I think he would have got freezer burned after all that time

[Skydiver]

Kids, we need to cut down on the chit chat please. If we're seing post after post of a convo between just a couple of people, that's the stuff that needs to go to PM

this thread should -first and foremost - be about speculation and spoilers about the episode.

[prion]

For those bored, or easily amused I've done my weekly 'rewrite' of the episode (THE LAST MAN), complete with several dozen spoiler caps, at

http://wraithfodder.livejournal.com/183444.html

[Guest]

For those bored, or easily amused I've done my weekly 'rewrite' of the episode (THE LAST MAN) at

http://wraithfodder.livejournal.com/183444.html

COOL!!!

...I've been hoping you would do one for TLM, all the others I have read so far have been awsome!

Thanks again prion

[prion]

COOL!!!

...I've been hoping you would do one for TLM, all the others I have read so far have been awsome!

Thanks again prion

Glad you enjoyed!

[Guest]

Glad you enjoyed!

Yeah that was really funny...

Spoiler:

I liked the booby bit and the sand getting in his shorts whump *Ooh, that chafes…*

[morjana]

SGA - TV Guide Online: TV Hot List Fri Mar 7 '08:

From TV Guide Online:

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(Please follow the link for the complete column. SGA is #1 on the TV Hot List!)

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The Shows We're Watching Tonight



Stargate Atlantis

10 pm/ET SCI FI New

The spin-off's fourth-season finale borrows the wisdom of author Thomas Wolfe, who famously observed that "you can't go home again." Sheppard (Joe Flanigan) does the time warp and returns to Atlantis a few thousand years too late, where he finds the aquatic space station abandoned in a sea of sand. If you've ever wondered what Dr. McKay would look like in his autumn years, be sure to tune in to witness this conundrum. — Michael Chant

Dive into full episodes and clips of Stargate Atlantis with our Online Video Guide.

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**snippage**

[Malakriss]

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DISCLAIMER: I have not seen the episode.
This is merely a hypothetical guess.
**********

Sheppard's team is offworld searching for clues to where Michael and Teyla are. While investigating a complex McKay probably triggers a booby trap and they hightail it back to the stargate and dial out. Sheppard is the last one to go through and he enters the wormhole just as the building explodes, sending an energy burst to the gate. Wormhole shifts to pass by a star with an erupting solar flare and badda bing Sheppard winds up 40,000 years in the future.

Meanwhile, in the past, the ships are helping with the search for Teyla and perhaps Sheppard now as well. Instead of stumbling upon Michael's group, they are ambushed by the Wraith and one of our ships is destroyed, the other possibly crippled and captured. The Wraith use the wreckage and/or captured ship to reverse engineer an intergalactic hyperdrive and acquire the coordinates for Earth, enabling them to invade the Milky Way.

In the decades that follow, the Wraith completely overrun our galaxy and eventually conquer Earth, eliminating our civilization except for the Atlantis expedition back in Pegasus which the Wraith wouldn't bother with. With no hope left, and elderly McKay programs in a message for the day when Sheppard finally steps through the gate, and included is a daring plan to return Sheppard to the past and save humanity's future.

Note: I'm unsure if they'll maintain the "jumping wormhole" canon from SG-1 and Sheppard winds up on a different world, or if the Ancients "corrected" that problem to ping-pong back to the correct destination. So either the planet underwent a cataclysmic ecological change, or it's a completely different world and McKay somehow calculated where Sheppard would end up and moved Atlantis there.

[The_Carpenter]

For those bored, or easily amused I've done my weekly 'rewrite' of the episode (THE LAST MAN), complete with several dozen spoiler caps, at

http://wraithfodder.livejournal.com/183444.html

LMAO...

Thanks you just killed me

To funny

[cabouse18]

**********
DISCLAIMER: I have not seen the episode.
This is merely a hypothetical guess.
**********

Sheppard's team is offworld searching for clues to where Michael and Teyla are. While investigating a complex McKay probably triggers a booby trap and they hightail it back to the stargate and dial out. Sheppard is the last one to go through and he enters the wormhole just as the building explodes, sending an energy burst to the gate. Wormhole shifts to pass by a star with an erupting solar flare and badda bing Sheppard winds up 40,000 years in the future.

Meanwhile, in the past, the ships are helping with the search for Teyla and perhaps Sheppard now as well. Instead of stumbling upon Michael's group, they are ambushed by the Wraith and one of our ships is destroyed, the other possibly crippled and captured. The Wraith use the wreckage and/or captured ship to reverse engineer an intergalactic hyperdrive and acquire the coordinates for Earth, enabling them to invade the Milky Way.

In the decades that follow, the Wraith completely overrun our galaxy and eventually conquer Earth, eliminating our civilization except for the Atlantis expedition back in Pegasus which the Wraith wouldn't bother with. With no hope left, and elderly McKay programs in a message for the day when Sheppard finally steps through the gate, and included is a daring plan to return Sheppard to the past and save humanity's future.

Note: I'm unsure if they'll maintain the "jumping wormhole" canon from SG-1 and Sheppard winds up on a different world, or if the Ancients "corrected" that problem to ping-pong back to the correct destination. So either the planet underwent a cataclysmic ecological change, or it's a completely different world and McKay somehow calculated where Sheppard would end up and moved Atlantis there.

Interesting theory....who knows, you might be right on

[licia]

New interview with Brad Wright with comments about The Last Man here
http://stargate-sg1-solutions.com/blog/?p=1164

Spoiler:

Its a Wonderful Life

Seriously? LOL - can't wait.

[jorgen3]

And tonight our good old friend Todd the Wraith will be making an appearance in this episode.

[Ashimjara]

And tonight our good old friend Todd the Wraith will be making an appearance in this episode.

Ahh but will he live to tell the tale???