TJ's trip

[leiasky]

I did say Destiny was heading to Kobol or the long lost 13th Alteran colony

Oh, for cryin' out loud! This was a BSG reference. *mutters*

I like the idea from a Stargate POV, though, that there was an original small 'group' that were the first to Ascend and everyone else who ascended later did so because of their desire to follow that original group.

An episode of SGA where Shepherd is trapped with people who meditate all the time to prepare themselves for Ascension comes to mind. Have no idea what the episode name is, tho'.

[norph]

I wonder if we going to have an Adria moment in future episodes. Imagine TJ going down to a planet and a young human girl suddenly walk up to TJ and said "hello mother".

[Shai Hulud]

A few people have mentioned 'original 9'. Where is that coming from?

Ark Of Truth?

[Egle01]

I wonder if we going to have an Adria moment in future episodes. Imagine TJ going down to a planet and a young human girl suddenly walk up to TJ and said "hello mother".

Now that would be creepy.

If they ever end up meeting Carmen, I expect the girl to be as old as she's supposed to be. No magical sped up growth.

[hedwig]

An episode of SGA where Shepherd is trapped with people who meditate all the time to prepare themselves for Ascension comes to mind. Have no idea what the episode name is, tho'.

Season 2, "Epiphany".

I kinda agree, the way Caine was extremely evasive with his answers when TJ questions him says to me that things are not what they appear.

Oma DeSala in disguise?

[Egle01]

Oma DeSala in disguise?

But I had less trouble understand what Caine was talking about.

[hedwig]

But I had less trouble understand what Caine was talking about.

Me too ... mostly. Though I did find myself thinking "huh?" once or twice when he was "explaining".

[Egle01]

Me too ... mostly. Though I did find myself thinking "huh?" once or twice when he was "explaining".

Well, I said 'less trouble', not 'made perfect sense', didn't I.

[hedwig]

Well, I said 'less trouble', not 'made perfect sense', didn't I.

[garhkal]

Ark Of Truth?

We only saw 9 people in the mountain cave before the ship left.. though i doubt they were all there was that left.

[Gollumpus]

If we are dealing with ascension, ancients from a different race or anything of the sort then it is nothing more than an admission on the part of the writing team that they have run out of ideas.

If this series, or the Stargate franchise is to survive then they must get some new writers, new ideas and a new focus.

regards,
G.

[Mitchell82]

It was real. The real question is does that mean her baby survived?

[magictrick]

I was struck with the nebula thing as well, but then I realized that the most important aspect wasn't touched upon. The dead fetus would have been removed by the doctors. If it had in fact disappeared I imagine the reactions of everyone involved would be quite different. Judging from that alone, it appears it was just a dream.

But hey, its Stargate, anything can happen.

[Ian-S]

It was probably her minds version of purgatory or something similar, Caine was able to know what was happening on the ship because she was drifting in and out of coma, but not enough to wake properly, so her subconscious was able to pass on the information to her through the Caine character that her subconcious had created from her memories in order to deal with the trauma she was going/was about to go through.

Baby died, so baby must stay in "paradise", she survived so she must return to "reality", she was in a coma, tripping on those new drugs probably.

It'll all be explained when Caine and friends

Spoiler:

turn up later in the series and haven't got a clue about what she's talking about.

The nebula was just a red herring imho.

[themeatcleaver]

i still contend that there's actually a space ship in that nebula.

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/d...0h12m00s94.png

Look at the bottom right hand side of the nebula.. there's SOMETHING there other than natural space-type stuff.