Thoughts on SGA

[ange]

For I am a solver of conundrums. 

• Re. John flipping a coin to decide whether or not to go to Atlantis:
  
  O'Neill tells Sheppard to make his decision by the end of their flight.  Later, after the flight, Sheppard is shown flipping a coin. Ergo, John Sheppard did NOT flip a coin to decide to go to Atlantis.  He decided to go to Atlantis because he didn't want to look like a blouse wearing wussypants in front of O'Neill. He then sat around on a lawn flipping a coin because, pre-Atlantis, John Sheppard was a sad bastard with no mates.

• Re. how they got Ronon to fit into a space suit and helmet at the start of "Aurora" given that, y'know, Ronon's kinda big, and so's his hair: 
  
  I've watched this scene very closely a number of times, and I can say with a fair amount of certainty that they didn't get him to fit into a spacesuit at all.  If it's possible to actually *see* Ronon in this scene, I'll eat the 10 pack of CD-Rs on my desk.

You didn't know you wanted to know, did you?

In other news, I've missed you.  How've you been?

Comments

I've been groovy.

[kormantic.livejournal.com]

It's nice to have you around. (g)

I'm glad.

[ange01.livejournal.com]

And double for you. *g*

[charlidos.livejournal.com]

Ergo, John Sheppard did NOT flip a coin to decide to go to Atlantis.

That presupposes that Sheppard actually DID what O'Neill told him too, right? He may be a sad bastard with no mates, but he's also an unsubordinate bastard who rarely does what he's told. *g*

[ange01.livejournal.com]

*g* Okay, he's insubordinate. But *that* presupposes that O'Neill, sitting next to him in the helicopter, let him get away with it. It doesn't sound very Jack-like.

Anyway, I'm just glad he voted yay. Sheppard deserves mates. (I was going to say: 'mates that aren't the dead fratboys in 'Home', but it sounded glib. I really am fond of him with the hair and the ears. *g*)

[morebliss.livejournal.com]

Hello darling birthday twin! So here we are, RL friends who have the benefit of knowing the secret language of fangirls! (I'm repressing the MonaBoyd quip earlier in your journal. I'm nothing if not forgiving...)

Thanks again for the SGA discs - had to take a day off work just 'cause I couldn't bear not to have a complete uninterrupted marathon. Rodney McKay/David Hewlett has vaulted to my new number one mancrush. (Billy & Dom are boycrushes so it all works out.)

Will call you soon for ongoing fangirlyness. Preferably with beer.
*Smooch*