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I haven't read the rest of this thread so I apologise if I'm repeating exactly what other people have already said!!
First impression - Excellent!!
The opening sequence is great - I'm guessing that's going to change after next week though, right?
I really enjoyed the Jack & Daniel stuff, but I'm not going to say any more than that, cos it's not about them...
Already love Sheppard, and of course McKay! I was kinda hoping McKay would say something about Sam...were they even not allowed to mention the names of characters made specifically for SG1?
Loved his "Chevron one encoded..." lol!
Weir is very good commanding the operation... bit of a spoiler for part 2
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d like to see a lot more friction between her & Sumner, but ya know...
Ford teasing Sheppard about going through the gate, that was funny.
Have to say, the Atlantis gate is very cool.
Sheppard "I'm sure you'll warm up to me once you get to know me"....that sounds vaguely familiar!! Nice little chat he had with those kids - galaxy far far away, lol!
Nice to see that some things never change - the planets in the Pegasus galaxy look a bit like British Columbia too!!
Can't help noticing the Teyla/Sheppard ship already!!
I think I'll have to watch it again before I know exactly what I think of it...
Two question: Theme tune and titles? I didn't catch theese. There just seemd to be peoples names at the bottom making no distinction between regulars and guests.
I'm quessing this I'll change next week?
Alos liked Siler (if they can show Siler why not Sam?) And the MacKay's "Chevron One" and the "using power,using poer using POWER! with the force iris.
Looks like I'm the first Brit to post on the main thread!
6. Sheppard might be Jack O'Neill Jnr but I'm not bothered.
Overall - good start - I'm sure the champagne bottle will be appreciated!
Um look two post aboves yours....First Brit Comment Right here.
Personally I get a complete different sense of O'Neill/Sheppard. Although their history on the surface seems similar. Jack's Sarky. John's got a different style of humor more warm and fuzzy IMHO.
Alos liked Siler (if they can show Siler why not Sam?) And the MacKay's "Chevron One" and the "using power,using poer using POWER! with the force iris.
Maybe it is the difference between major and minor characters. That has been discussed either in this thread or another thread (don't remember which, age does that to ya).
Personally I get a complete different sense of O'Neill/Sheppard. Although their history on the surface seems similar. Jack's Sarky. John's got a different style of humor more warm and fuzzy IMHO.
Yes, I'll second this - to the point where I just can't second it more than I already do.
But seriously, I never really understood the "Sheppard's just an O'Neill Clone", because to me his sense of humour is very different to Jack's (actually, I like your description there Crazedwraith, "warm and fuzzy", heh) and Flanigan's put a whole other spin on Sheppard than RDA has on O'Neill. To me, they're two very different characters - both important in their own right - but not that similar in any other way than their military background.
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Shin ~ def. A device for finding furniture in the dark.
I have a question for the Brits. What was the last scene you saw? I think there was a different break when we saw the two Rising episodes back to back than when they were shown individually. But I'm the only one who has brought it up, or even cares (such a minor point in the grand scheme of things), so I think I may be wrong. Thanks.
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"Hewlett states that he is a self proclaimed computer nerd who loves small dark rooms and large computers."
Member of MAGIC: McKay's A Genius Intergalactic Club and ADB: Adores David's Blog
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McKay - Poor McKay. He hasn't got the Ancient gene, and he seemed very jealous. Well, he seems to be doing his fair share of the work.
Beckett - Hehe. I loved it how he set of the glowing jellyfi of doom! And when in Atlantis, he though he caused the power surge! LOL That was great.
Sheppard - I think Sheppard is really great. I expected him to know about the Stargate and such but he didn't. I think his humour will be the 'Jack O'Neill of Atlantis'.
Weir - She's really good. Great team leader. I think she has the potential to actually lead teams offworld and command the base.
Ford - Didn't see much of him this episode, just mainly standing around the Stargate. So not much from him.
Teyla - The ways of their planet are quite weird. The quick and certain attraction to Sheppard I think is a nice touch. Not too bad.
Overall, the episode was good. Next week I think we'll see the Wraith and finally get to see how bad they really are.
I have a question for the Brits. What was the last scene you saw? I think there was a different break when we saw the two Rising episodes back to back than when they were shown individually. But I'm the only one who has brought it up, or even cares (such a minor point in the grand scheme of things), so I think I may be wrong. Thanks.
When Teyla and Shep were walking bacl towards the village uts after the dartships come through the gate and shes says "The Wraith!!!!"
I have a question for the Brits. What was the last scene you saw? I think there was a different break when we saw the two Rising episodes back to back than when they were shown individually. But I'm the only one who has brought it up, or even cares (such a minor point in the grand scheme of things), so I think I may be wrong. Thanks.
Originally posted by Crazedwraith
When Teyla and Shep were walking bacl towards the village uts after the dartships come through the gate and shes says "The Wraith!!!!"
Thanks. When they broke up the 2 hour version into one hour episodes here in the States, they ended the first part after McKay tells Weir the faster they get out of the ciity, the longer the shield will hold. That didn't make any sense to me. I thought we got to see the Wraith in the first episode.
I'm glad you saw it the way it was supposed to be shown.
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"Hewlett states that he is a self proclaimed computer nerd who loves small dark rooms and large computers."
Member of MAGIC: McKay's A Genius Intergalactic Club and ADB: Adores David's Blog
(subsidiaries of DHD: David Hewlett's Domain).
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