SGA 519

[katikat]

This was... I mean... It blew my mind. Wow, what an amazing episode! Robert Cooper is awesome, I love all his episodes on SGA, just like Brad Wright's are great, and it shows that they should have never let Mallozzi and Mullie take over as executive producers!

But back to swooning! I mean, wow, they had to have blown their budget on those songs! And the whole ep had a real movie feel, just like this season's premiere or Sateda. Just wow!

I loved the scenes with Rodney and John. They were amazing but also so very, very sad. I mean, you knew what could have been and it was apparent that Rodney knew too and that made him sad - one event and their whole lives went in a completely different direction.

I wonder if John really died in that ep or if he was rescued in the end. I think that he died - and that made me actually cry. Literally. That Johnny Cash song and John under the stars, all alone. But it's obvious that in every reality, he was willing to sacrifice himself for others. And even that makes me cry.

But it was a nice set-up for the series finale. I hope that it won't disappoint after this amazing episode!

Comments

[bodgei.livejournal.com]

I have to admit I spent the first few mins saying WTF! I went in to it compleatly unspoiled and I watched it WAY after my bedtime.

The music was awsome - as were the camios from just about every Mob/ las Vagus show like ever.

The end was so sad.

[katikat.livejournal.com]

Yes, it was so sad. I cried. Because he saved everybody on his planet only to die alone. He lived alone, lonely, and he died alone, with nobody caring about what happened to him. And that made me cry...

[bodgei.livejournal.com]

and, of course, we had the running theam of Johnny Cash to go with it. The whole thing was very heart renching.