The idea of who's in charge has really been baking my noodle as well. One thing I'm not ever a big fan of is when a storyline 'washes over' a problematic plot element because it's either too difficult (or in some cases impossible) to explain with logic.
The fact that Carter has more experience, more background and greater field-work under her belt vis-a-vis the Stargate program than Mitchell does (not to mention the fact that SG-1 was 'her team' last season), makes it difficult for me to swallow that she'd suddenly be under his command.
It doesn't make sense from a military point of view either, to place a resource like Sam Carter under a novice's command. When Landry gave Mitchell the go-ahead to "pick his own team", there's no way he meant he could do that from officers currently above his station and/or experience level. Nor would those sorts of human resources be allocated that way (by the General).
Sam Carter is a significant command resource at present. The way things are at the moment, it really doesn't make sense. I'm trying not to let it bother my sensibilities as I watch each episode, but I can't help thinking about it. I do hope they'll find a logical way to resolve the notion, soon...
M.G.
The fact that Carter has more experience, more background and greater field-work under her belt vis-a-vis the Stargate program than Mitchell does (not to mention the fact that SG-1 was 'her team' last season), makes it difficult for me to swallow that she'd suddenly be under his command.
It doesn't make sense from a military point of view either, to place a resource like Sam Carter under a novice's command. When Landry gave Mitchell the go-ahead to "pick his own team", there's no way he meant he could do that from officers currently above his station and/or experience level. Nor would those sorts of human resources be allocated that way (by the General).
Sam Carter is a significant command resource at present. The way things are at the moment, it really doesn't make sense. I'm trying not to let it bother my sensibilities as I watch each episode, but I can't help thinking about it. I do hope they'll find a logical way to resolve the notion, soon...
M.G.
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