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[melannen]

SG1 Prediction: the amazing, ascended-being-killing weapon is Plif the Hoojib.

ETA 1: OMG DANIEL I LOVE YOU FOREVER, you know that the Holy Grail isn't a cup! Take that, Mr. Josh Anaphylactic Shock Bernstein.

"Waiting till it's over so that I can get some sleep" is probably not the best state of mind in which to be watching the season finales. Unfortunately, it's also the state of mind I was in when I watched several of the prerequisites for these storylines, which is contributing to my utter lack of caring-ness.

Well, Cam and Daniel were cute.

ETA 2: There is no way that the SGA thing is on the up-and-up, because if they actually go through with this, they will never be able to ally with *any* Pegasus human culture ever again, and they'll be totally screwed.

The wraith queen is kind of pretty though. I like the way they did her make-up.

Also, they established back in the middle of season one that Wraith can feed on other Wraith. Just thought I'd mention.

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[melannen.livejournal.com]

I ... skipped out on BSG and went to bed. I figured I'd be better off for that one waiting until I was closer to the other half of the cliff-hanger. And more away.

Forget what happens when the hallucinations get together, what happens when the non-hallucination ones gets together? It'll be like matter and anti-matter.

I'm not that worried about what the Wraith are going to do, because Dr. McKay *said* he'd secretly hacked the hiveship while fixing it, so not only is he going to save the day, he already knows *how* he's going to save the day.

[stellar-dust.livejournal.com]

what happens when the non-hallucination ones gets together?

... and this is why you should always stay up to watch BSG. d-:

Also, didn't McKay's hack get found out, since his secret beaming remote didn't work? He may still *think* it was found out, anyway.

[melannen.livejournal.com]

It seriously wouldn't have mattered if I had, because I was only barely able to follow the plot of *SGA* by that point; BSG would have gone in one ear and turned into oatmeal, like the rest of my brain. I suppose I could have taped it, but I figured you had anyway. q-:

The beaming remote depended on the anti-jamming program, which anyone with half a brain, or a memory of the last Replicator storyline, knew wouldn't work anyway. The hacking, presumably, was something the Wraith didn't know about, or at least he didn't *know* the Wraith knew about.