The main point I want to get across here is the finale of Stargate: Atlantis was much better than the one for SG-1. For one, they finished the storyline. I thought it was both touching and predictable they killed off Hammond given that Don S. Davis had recently passed.
Oh, I would be remiss not to point this out, when Major Davis was introduced, Carter was only a captain and now is a "full bird" colonel hence outranking him. Yet, no tension. The consummate professional he is... (I will point out here that my cousin and I agree Helen Magnus is a much more interesting character than Sam Carter...)
I'll be curious to see where the Atlantis writers go with this new development presented at the end of the show; which actually was tres cool... Other than Ronon, and especially Teyla, wanting to go home someday, what would be the point? Sure that alliance that recently put them on trial would be pissed they left the Wraith free to prey on them but other than that...
Nit Picks: Woolsey informed Sheppard that General O'Neill wanted him to man the Antarctica chair but when he gets there, they can't actually use the chair! One, wouldn't O'Neill, as head of Homeworld Security, know this at least might be a possibility and two, the Jack O'Neill I know would probably want to man the chair himself anyway...
An even more minor nitpick: Why does Ronon need a girlfriend?
Oh, I would be remiss not to point this out, when Major Davis was introduced, Carter was only a captain and now is a "full bird" colonel hence outranking him. Yet, no tension. The consummate professional he is... (I will point out here that my cousin and I agree Helen Magnus is a much more interesting character than Sam Carter...)
I'll be curious to see where the Atlantis writers go with this new development presented at the end of the show; which actually was tres cool... Other than Ronon, and especially Teyla, wanting to go home someday, what would be the point? Sure that alliance that recently put them on trial would be pissed they left the Wraith free to prey on them but other than that...
Nit Picks: Woolsey informed Sheppard that General O'Neill wanted him to man the Antarctica chair but when he gets there, they can't actually use the chair! One, wouldn't O'Neill, as head of Homeworld Security, know this at least might be a possibility and two, the Jack O'Neill I know would probably want to man the chair himself anyway...
An even more minor nitpick: Why does Ronon need a girlfriend?
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