[QUOTE=MerRu;6198803]True. But I for one would have loved seeing the Tau'ri have to appease the rest of their erstwhile allies / coalition against the Goa'uld the way the SGC had to appease the IOC, but putting Selmak in command of the SGC!
As the oldest and wisest of a people who are all about not letting anyone unauthorized in on their secrets/plans/operations/locations/etc., s/he should have had all the skill to run a rinky-dink military program on a backwater planet, especially if she had a retired 2 star Air Force General, Jacob Carter, as her/his aide.
I would have paid to see the results, as written in the pre-season 7 style. Jack having conniptions about a *snake* running the SGC. Jacob not putting up with his shennanigans. Sam wanting to smack them both, and ending up tight with Selmak. Daniel agitating to go to Atlantis - until Selmak nods and tells him 'Bon Voyage', and then back pedalling madly. Teal'c refusing to go along with Jack's temper tantrums, and ending up as one of Selmak's advisors at large and Sam's permanent right hand in running SG-1...
Bring on Colonel Dixon as the ranking SG team officer (with no great fondness for Snakes) on the base, an Asgard advisor who is perfectly certain that it's been exiled to the outter fringes of civilization but ends up kinda likin' the Tau'ri, Sarah Gardner as a permanent linguistic/cultural consultant, who turns out to be every bit as good - if not better, considering her experiences - a translator, anthropologist, cultural researcher, and nexialist as Daniel to give him a bit of angst and competition about the situation, or Jonas for ditto, get a thoroughly annoying permanent IOC presence at the SGC, and things could have been veerrryyy interesting indeed.
Or, at least, a lot more watchable for me than seasons 9 and 10 were and have been.[/QUOTE]
That I would actually like to see. LMAO.
As the oldest and wisest of a people who are all about not letting anyone unauthorized in on their secrets/plans/operations/locations/etc., s/he should have had all the skill to run a rinky-dink military program on a backwater planet, especially if she had a retired 2 star Air Force General, Jacob Carter, as her/his aide.
I would have paid to see the results, as written in the pre-season 7 style. Jack having conniptions about a *snake* running the SGC. Jacob not putting up with his shennanigans. Sam wanting to smack them both, and ending up tight with Selmak. Daniel agitating to go to Atlantis - until Selmak nods and tells him 'Bon Voyage', and then back pedalling madly. Teal'c refusing to go along with Jack's temper tantrums, and ending up as one of Selmak's advisors at large and Sam's permanent right hand in running SG-1...
Bring on Colonel Dixon as the ranking SG team officer (with no great fondness for Snakes) on the base, an Asgard advisor who is perfectly certain that it's been exiled to the outter fringes of civilization but ends up kinda likin' the Tau'ri, Sarah Gardner as a permanent linguistic/cultural consultant, who turns out to be every bit as good - if not better, considering her experiences - a translator, anthropologist, cultural researcher, and nexialist as Daniel to give him a bit of angst and competition about the situation, or Jonas for ditto, get a thoroughly annoying permanent IOC presence at the SGC, and things could have been veerrryyy interesting indeed.
Or, at least, a lot more watchable for me than seasons 9 and 10 were and have been.[/QUOTE]
That I would actually like to see. LMAO.
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