Lt. Johansen and Pregnancy

[Steelbox]

Well its a

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dream she is having.

[Pharaoh Atem]

Well its a

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dream she is having.

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similar to young when he was recovering from his injuries in air'

[Kaeb]

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The whole point of her progression in 'Intervention' was the ''Was it or Wasn't it a dream?'' scenario. I guess those behind the show knew how difficult it'd be writing a baby onto the ship so early on, so they've gone down this path. I kind of like it.

[MIZA]

that is so sad, but i don't think it would have been healthy to raise a baby in space

[Aewon]

I'm of the opinion that it was not a dream. That way it adds to the mythology of the show. In "Faith" the aliens that created that Solar System appeared to be absent, but in "Intervention" it is revealed that they were present from the moment they arrived on the planet.

Also, the title of the episode, "Intervention". I can't think of any other reason for the episode to be called that.

[leiasky]

The 'aliens' aka ANCIENTS ascended the baby. Ugh. Been done when Oma 'ascended' the residents of Abydos after Anubis destroyed it.

God forbid the actually just let the baby die.

[Egle01]

Where does it say that those aliens are the Ancients?

[leiasky]

Where does it say that those aliens are the Ancients?

It's speculation

The whole TJ/Baby thing was too much like SG-1's 'Full Circle'.

[Egle01]

It's speculation

Ah. I asked because you sounded pretty confident.

[leiasky]

Ah. I asked because you sounded pretty confident.

It seems pretty straight forward to me

But, then again, maybe instead of the Ancients ascending the baby, those aliens from 'Grace' are the culprits.

[Wayston]

the aliens may or may not be ancients, but they are definatly implied to be the planet builders... and the implication of the cloud at the end of the episode is clearly that she wasn't just dreaming by herself (it could just be a psychic cloud or something ). This does not of course mean by definition that the baby was saved, the aliens could after all just be lying, but given how callous it would be to just kill it off it will probably play out that way.

[Seythia]

The nebula reminded me of 'Grace', too.

And has anyone ever listened to the lyrics of the song at the end of the episode when TJ stares out of the window?

'...with grace in your heart...'

Im pretty sure it's just a coincidence but I love speculation

[Orion475]

Furlings!!! I had always speculated from the get go that the Furling battlecruiser was in the episode "Grace".

Has anyone seen Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda?

May we speculate that these are not the Ancients. Maybe the beings who created the concept to Ascend or the aliens are even 9 original beings that Ascended.

[General Jumper One]

the aliens may or may not be ancients, but they are definatly implied to be the planet builders... and the implication of the cloud at the end of the episode is clearly that she wasn't just dreaming by herself (it could just be a psychic cloud or something ). This does not of course mean by definition that the baby was saved, the aliens could after all just be lying, but given how callous it would be to just kill it off it will probably play out that way.

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i have a screen-cap with Cain and the others back on Destiny...from the GW Gallery

[the fifth man]

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i have a screen-cap with Cain and the others back on Destiny...from the GW Gallery

Do you know

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what episode that is from?