Stargate thinky thoughts...
Sep. 24th, 2008 10:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
katikat* As I said on GW's home page: I love how fans who like SGA better than SG-1 are immediately called idiots. Well, then I'm a proud idiot. I was never as obsessed with SG-1 as I'm with SGA, thank you very much.
* I liked Samantha Carter with short, spiky hair better. She looked HOT! Like sizzling hot. The long hair... Well, let's just say that with long hair she's just another average blondie, IMHO.
* In Joseph Mallozzi's blog, one girl asked about the subtext between John Sheppard and Rodney McKay, that it's pretty obvious sometimes and she saw it in the first scene of Tracker too. I loved Carl Binder's answer: "While it is true we very often try to put subtext into scenes, this particular scene is not one of them." Heh, so even if that scene didn't have any subtext at all, other scenes did? Like, intentionally? Ugh, does Carl realize what he just said? *giggles*
* I liked Samantha Carter with short, spiky hair better. She looked HOT! Like sizzling hot. The long hair... Well, let's just say that with long hair she's just another average blondie, IMHO.
* In Joseph Mallozzi's blog, one girl asked about the subtext between John Sheppard and Rodney McKay, that it's pretty obvious sometimes and she saw it in the first scene of Tracker too. I loved Carl Binder's answer: "While it is true we very often try to put subtext into scenes, this particular scene is not one of them." Heh, so even if that scene didn't have any subtext at all, other scenes did? Like, intentionally? Ugh, does Carl realize what he just said? *giggles*
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