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Mar. 19th, 2008 09:25 pmI've been working my way through season one of Stargate SG-1. I keep coming across episodes and thinking, wow, I forgot that one was so early in the show history. Today was Tin Man and Solitudes. Both eps are fun, but I had a bit of a problem with the logistics/realism of Solitudes. Mostly because ( Spoilers if you haven't seen these eps )
Otherwise I enjoyed the episodes, as I've been enjoying all of them as they come along. Stargate SG-1 is one of those shows that I like when I see it, for the most part, but I haven't ever been as fannish about it. It makes me laugh, because I've always been 'meh' about it, and when they started talking about the Atlantis spin-off I thought it was the most ridiculous thing ever and doomed to be stupid, even if it didn't fail. And now here I am, loving SGA so much more than I ever loved SG-1. And may I say, loving SGA way more at the end of season four than I was at the end of seasons two and three.
Time for a guessing game: We have this guy at work, Jeff. He's one of the maintenance guys and the past couple of months he's made a habit of going around to the different rooms and quizzing the teachers with different things. Which two states are the only two to start with two consonants, stuff like that. Today it this: A man comes into town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible? Think you've got the answer? I'm screening comments until tomorrow - I'm betting this is a pretty easy one for all of you, but maybe Jeff will come up with something harder another time.
Otherwise I enjoyed the episodes, as I've been enjoying all of them as they come along. Stargate SG-1 is one of those shows that I like when I see it, for the most part, but I haven't ever been as fannish about it. It makes me laugh, because I've always been 'meh' about it, and when they started talking about the Atlantis spin-off I thought it was the most ridiculous thing ever and doomed to be stupid, even if it didn't fail. And now here I am, loving SGA so much more than I ever loved SG-1. And may I say, loving SGA way more at the end of season four than I was at the end of seasons two and three.
Time for a guessing game: We have this guy at work, Jeff. He's one of the maintenance guys and the past couple of months he's made a habit of going around to the different rooms and quizzing the teachers with different things. Which two states are the only two to start with two consonants, stuff like that. Today it this: A man comes into town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible? Think you've got the answer? I'm screening comments until tomorrow - I'm betting this is a pretty easy one for all of you, but maybe Jeff will come up with something harder another time.
