
The beloved Dr. Fraiser showing up in Supernatural surprised me
Season 2, Episode 17 - Heart.
My gosh she is just ineffable.
(apologies if this violates R#2)

Season 2, Episode 17 - Heart.
My gosh she is just ineffable.
(apologies if this violates R#2)
Apparently because of Season 1 episode 1, every single episode at least thus far (Season 2 Episode 20) has said "nudity" in the disclaimer and I think that's silly.
I just watched Atlantis for the first time since it aired on television and decided I would watch Stargate Universe. I'm mid season 2 (it's almost over) and I can't for the life of me understand these VERY forced bad guy dynamic from Rush. Every few episodes they reveal little tidbits that he's a sabotaging scumbag. Stole one of the touch/communication stones. Orchestrated a hostel take over when the military personnel were arguably not doing anything out of the ordinary that was power hungry or abusive. Another strangely forced for no reason situation. Now the keeping the master codes to the ship and all the systems to himself to power/leverage another strangely FORCED hostile takeover attempt. Watching Universe for the first time, all the way back to episode one has given me the biggest Galactica vibes. Like they tried to use the Stargate Universe to recreate another Galactica show. Looking for any thoughts on my diatribe.
Say hello to the Wolf Lord An'dh'un brother of Egeria.
I build a model from paper with the stargate and the DHD.
I forget which episode I caught it, but on the Prometheus or the Daedalus, you can see stacks of boxes in the background labeled “DO NOT RING TRANSPORT”.
Little things that aren’t necessary, but show how really committed they are to building the world, ya know?
Join fans old and new as we watch Window of Opportunity together - you'll need to find your own way to the episode since we can't livestream the show itself, but join in the livestream to chat with the community!
So, welded an iris over it. Did they address what would happen if there was another power surge that makes the wormhole activate there? Or just go splat...well no splat but it won't be good
Edit: well it does appear I missed a plot point there thanks all
Just casually have this playing in the background.
Been re watching SG-1 and have a curious question
In season 5 when the Tollan makes the weapons that can go through things, why not use them on the Goa'uld rather than building them for the Goa'uld to use?