For a show that's called 'Stargate'...there isn't much 'Stargate' in it so far.

[ciannwn]

Hmm did this apply to SG-1?

I was replying to something you said in this post of yours -

http://forum.gateworld.net/showthrea...4#post10769344

However SGU needs to show me something related to my Childhood fantasies.

My childhood fantasies were based on going into space in a rocket and learning how things worked. (I never wanted to be in a pressurised dome on the moon when it was hit by a meteorite, though.) I now want to know how the Destiny works. It's far more exotic than the rocket ships of my childhood fantasies, of course, but those took place before the very first Sputnik was launched.

As for SG-1, my idea of heaven was Sam going off into technobabble. I wish O'Neill hadn't kept interrupting.

[aretood2]

As for SG-1, my idea of heaven was Sam going off into technobabble. I wish O'Neill hadn't kept interrupting.

It doesn't seem like there will be any interrupting of techno babble in universe.

[ciannwn]

It doesn't seem like there will be any interrupting of techno babble in universe.

They're bound to interrupt it for the next instalment of Scott and Chloe. I wouldn't mind so much if she turned out to be something interesting like a Cylon.

[IcarusAbides]

They're bound to interrupt it for the next instalment of Scott and Chloe. I wouldn't mind so much if she turned out to be something interesting like a Cylon.

I think Rush is more likely to be a timelord than Chloe be something interesting.

[ciannwn]

I think Rush is more likely to be a timelord than Chloe be something interesting.

Seriously, though, I knew the shuttle was going to get back.but I enjoyed seeing them presented with a problem which they had to solve.

[IcarusAbides]

Seriously, though, I knew the shuttle was going to get back.but I enjoyed seeing them presented with a problem which they had to solve.

It was good to see a problem however it will be interesting when there is a problem that isn't solved by Eli, Rush or Scott.

[ciannwn]

It was good to see a problem however it will be interesting when there is a problem that isn't solved by Eli, Rush or Scott.

I know what you mean. It would be nice if some of the other scientists on board got a turn at solving problems later on.

[aretood2]

They're bound to interrupt it for the next instalment of Scott and Chloe. I wouldn't mind so much if she turned out to be something interesting like a Cylon.

Cylon? What is a Cylon?

[ciannwn]

Cylon? What is a Cylon?

They're from the second version of Battlestar Galactica. Some of them looked exactly like humans.

[AnnieS]

Ehh, I'm not overly worried. SG-1 and SGA had multiple episodes without Stargate use.

It's really not big deal, to me anyway.

Same here!!

[PacoJr67]

They're from the second version of Battlestar Galactica. Some of them looked exactly like humans.

cylons were in the first version too, they just didn't look like humans

[MattSilver 3k]

Hey, the Stargate got used this time (Water)

Spoiler:

around! Plenty of times, to solve the B-Plot, and all kinds of fun! And we got a little wormhole travel effect!

Oh, and Rush's mention of the gate being only on for 38 minutes was a nice shout-out.

[ciannwn]

cylons were in the first version too, they just didn't look like humans

This is true. I didn't make it clear that I was just referring to the second version where some of them looked human.

[aretood2]

They're from the second version of Battlestar Galactica. Some of them looked exactly like humans.

What's this battlestar galactica? Is is some sort of fashion show?

[ciannwn]

What's this battlestar galactica? Is is some sort of fashion show?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battles...4_TV_series%29

It's the BSG which some people say SGU is copying.