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I don't know why, but it seemed a lot darker than usual. In a "I can't see anything" way, not the tone of the show. Like you, I seem to have little interest. Still, I'll probably sit through until the end.

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I just finished watching it, I enjoyed it but maybe not as much as I should have. Knowing the show is cancelled and this season is going to end on an unresolved cliffhanger put a massive downer on things.

 

I'm still hoping another network might pick up the rights and green light a 3rd season... hoping aggainst hope I guess.

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Just seen ep 12 thought it was a good ep.

 

Was funny though that Rush made a speech about not "abandoning Destiny, that it has come so far and to leave it now we'd never find out what would happen"... it was as if he was talking aboutthe show itself :heh:

 

As I said thought it was a good and interesting episode. Though one thing at the end confused me. When they were able to use the stones to talk to people on Earth and Telfor was there... the Telfor from the first timeline where everyone died.

 

How does that work. Surely once Rush went back in time it became a different timeline?

 

Unless did he go back in time also when he went through the Stargate? But then it wouldn't make sense that he was able to use the stones to switch with Rush before Rush escaped the first Destiny?

 

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Just seen ep 12 thought it was a good ep.

 

Was funny though that Rush made a speech about not "abandoning Destiny, that it has come so far and to leave it now we'd never find out what would happen"... it was as if he was talking aboutthe show itself :heh:

 

As I said thought it was a good and interesting episode. Though one thing at the end confused me. When they were able to use the stones to talk to people on Earth and Telfor was there... the Telfor from the first timeline where everyone died.

 

How does that work. Surely once Rush went back in time it became a different timeline?

 

Unless did he go back in time also when he went through the Stargate? But then it wouldn't make sense that he was able to use the stones to switch with Rush before Rush escaped the first Destiny?

 

From what I can tell, they were in the solar flare when the gate dialed which sent the entire ship back in time at that point so everything from the wormhole activating was them back in time. So, when Telford stepped through the gate, he was already back in time and so is back on Earth before the ship entered the star.

 

Wibbley Wobbley Timey Wimey

 

 

 

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From what I can tell, they were in the solar flare when the gate dialed which sent the entire ship back in time at that point so everything from the wormhole activating was them back in time. So, when Telford stepped through the gate, he was already back in time and so is back on Earth before the ship entered the star.

 

Wibbley Wobbley Timey Wimey

 

 

 

I think that's what happened, too. Although they didn't seem to explain it very well. For a really good episode, the two lines where they explain that Rush was telling the truth (about only Telford getting back) and that future Telford is alive and well in the current timeline was really badly done.

 

Still, probably one of the better ones this season.

 

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I think that's what happened, too. Although they didn't seem to explain it very well. For a really good episode, the two lines where they explain that Rush was telling the truth (about only Telford getting back) and that future Telford is alive and well in the current timeline was really badly done.

 

Still, probably one of the better ones this season.

Yeah, if they had made it crystal clear that the ship travelled back as the wormhole was made, it would have made it easier, but they didn't say it outright, just that activating the 9th chevron in the sun while in a solar flare must have pushed them back in time

 

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I didnt have any problem following what had happened, I was however a bit disapointed that:

 

The doubles were gotten rid of so quickly, it made the whole episode feel a bit cheap to me. I guess theres still a chance that maybe older Rush ascended but with the series ending I doubt we'll hear from him again.

 

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I didnt have any problem following what had happened, I was however a bit disapointed that:

 

The doubles were gotten rid of so quickly, it made the whole episode feel a bit cheap to me. I guess theres still a chance that maybe older Rush ascended but with the series ending I doubt we'll hear from him again.

Indeed. They needed a way to get Telford back on Earth and to resupply...and they did it. A clever way to do it, yes, but still a bit obvious

 

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I didnt have any problem following what had happened, I was however a bit disapointed that:

 

The doubles were gotten rid of so quickly, it made the whole episode feel a bit cheap to me. I guess theres still a chance that maybe older Rush ascended but with the series ending I doubt we'll hear from him again.

 

I wasn't really surprised, they always resolve these kinds of things within one episode, even when it would cry for a two part episode.

 

 

Does anyone else not care about the Crew anymore? I watched the last episodes and realized I didn't really care whether the whole ship got blown to pieces or not.

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Well...that was probably one of the most boring episodes so far.

I thought it was alright, but a bit too much "IOA" shit...the one thing that started to bug me about later SG1 and Atlantis. As much as I love the shows, the constant IOA stuff with them always saying that the status quo isn't working despite its successes starts to grate

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It was more the fact that this was a filler episode, and that:

 

There seem to be NO plot arcs (in relation to the Destiny) at the moment. None of the characters are in conflict, the aliens from the other galaxy are currently out of the picture, the drones don't look like they're returning, the other aliens are all dead, Chloe is fixed and the ship has been restocked/repaired.

 

I also hope that Telford's situation doesn't mean that we'll be seeing more of Earth.

 

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