#stargate episode

[asemimir]

Stargate Atlantis : Saison 5, Épisode 2

C'est mon deuxième visionnage de SGA et je suis toujours estomaquée par cet épisode (Contamination/Seed). Je sais que ce n'est pas le cœur de l'épisode de s'attarder sur ces questions mais je ne peux m'empêcher de regretter que la série se soit arrêtée avant qu'on ait pu voir en image les probables "champs" de vaisseaux ruches Wraith.

Le fait que leurs vaisseaux soient organiques, avec leurs avantages (l'auto-réparation) et leurs défauts (l'obligation de faire des pauses entre leurs sauts hyper-espace à cause des radiations) était déjà une dinguerie mais en plus de savoir qu'ils les font pousser plutôt que de les construire ???

On sait, via un dialogue avec Todd, que le savoir des ingénieurs de vaisseaux s'est perdu au fil du temps et des cycles de sommeil et de guerres et je ne peux m'empêcher d'imaginer des ingénieur-fermiers qui cultivent différents "types" de vaisseau ruche en fonction de l'endroit où ils les plantent et ce dont ils se nourrissent pour se former. Dans l'épisode, si jamais ils n'avaient pas réussi à se débarrasser du virus dans le sang de Jennifer, le vaisseau ruche se serait formé autour de la structure d'Atlantis : autrement dit le vaisseau aurait eu un squelette interne fait de technologie Ancienne, un corps de vaisseau et un exosquelette Wraith. Ça aurait été INCROYABLE !!

Et puis il y a la voix. Est-ce juste une manifestation du cerveau contaminé du Dr Keller ? Ou bien une réelle entité consciente qui se développe en parasitant l'hôte ? Est-ce que cette voix reste, une fois le vaisseau achevé ? Après tout, on sait que les vaisseaux Wraiths sont vivants, au point qu'ils peuvent tomber malades. Est-ce qu'avec un esprit suffisamment fort, on pourrait entrer en "liaison" avec le vaisseau (un peu comme dans Spelljammer, DnD) ?

Tellement de questions sans réponse malheureusement. Mais c'est pour ce genre d'épisodes que j'aime cette série à ce point.

[scificrows]

“I was having an emotion, and I hate that. I’d rather have nice safe emotions about shows on the entertainment media; having them about things real-life humans said and did just led to stupid decisions.” ― Martha Wells, Exit Strategy

Title sequence designs inspired by the real-life shows Martha Wells based Murderbot's favorite shows on.

[acabspocky]

[mylittleredgirl]

stumbling back to the safety of the castle (star trek fandom) covered in blood from the front lines (the wiki of any other fandom that doesn't separate on-screen canon from random shit that happened in a novel once)

[jackandhisspacemonkey]

DANIEL JACKSON in STARGATE SG-1 || THE FIFTH RACE

[spockvarietyhour]

Stargate Atlantis "First Contact"

[sssssssim]

[anguishmacgyver]

eepy™

[fighting-naturalist]

"I beg of you to show mercy."

[donttouchtheneednoggle]

SHOW OF ALL TIME

[samueltanders]

Elizabeth Weir in every episode: 2x03 Runner

[mushroom-through-the-stargate]

im currently thinking about how sam is too scared to love jack, while jack is content to meet her where shes at as long as theyre side by side. how everyone from her dad to daniel and Teal'c to random aliens they met 3 hours ago all assume they either are already together or should just get their heads out of the sand and make out. how during the zatarc episode when jack was telling daniel about anise kissing him by simply saying "she made a pass on me" daniel immediately went "sam????". how in the nirrti episode with jonas sam felt like shit, was leaned perfectly comfortably against the bars, and completely shifted around to get jack cuddles. how in the memory stamp episode the stamp didnt stick with tealc at all, daniel held onto his morals and fascination of gate travel, sam held onto stuff like dhd, idc, gdo, and all jack held onto was his feelings for sam. how slowly over the seasons people (specifically her dad) noticed that sam wasnt happy, and that she WOULD be happy with jack. how jacobs dying wish was for sam to know she could have both her job AND her man. how, between the later seasons of sg1, atlantis, and sgu, the more proof for just how Married they were the further the distance between them grew (jack going to dc, sam going from commanding atlantis to commanding the hammond). how they were practically made for each other. how hammond probably knew when he met them in 1969 and had been waiting 28 years for them to meet. how jack "adored [her] already" their first gate trip together. how they literally, canonically, get together in every universe. how that fact constitutes them as soulmates.

[messier51]

"have you seen this tv show" i was born in the 80s. we did not just Watch Entire Shows back in the day, they were just On TV sometimes. please be more explicit in your polls

do you mean - have you seen at least one episode? - have you seen a few episodes? maybe randomly. maybe not full episodes because you were flipping thru channels and missed the first 10 minutes or didn't change back fast enough after an ad break - have you seen enough episodes to know what's going on with the show but maybe not all consecutive or in order (did you watch a marathon on tnt? did you catch episodes whenever it was on but didn't go back and binge watch the rest?) - have you seen at least one full season in entirety (you binge watched it on a streaming service/own the season ie on dvd) - have you watched most of the show in its entirety but rage quit or got distracted before the final season(s)? - have you watched the entire show episode 1 thru the finale all seasons (streaming service/own the show on ie dvd) - so many other possibilities???? - also did i have to be paying enough attention to write a response essay or can it just be On while I was doing other stuff and I sorta know what happened what even counts as "watching" a show anyway

[spockvarietyhour]

Doesn't that bother you?

Stargate Atlantis "First Contact"

[freakish-goth]

the longest slow burn in history

[anguishmacgyver]