I agree--the thing I had a problem with is it being a first contact mission and her deciding to go. She's the leader and as such should be more responsible. What would have happened to Atlantis had 3/4 of the command staff been killed?
I agree that talking is a start--but when it's obvious that talking is no longer going to do anything then it's time to actually DO something. I know so many people are torn in Hot Zone but I keep thinking my GOD talk Petersen down?? Like WTF!? :P But I absolutely admit to being biased against Weir anyway. ;)
Absolutely. And I think the secondary characters deserve the chance to have interesting storylines as much as the main characters do.
I liked Vala's directness. :P I didn't like the 'hooker of the Milky Way' vibe I got off her the first few episodes. ;) They toned it down which I was definitely glad for because if they hadn't I don't think I would have ever liked her.
I lost interesting in Carter back in S4. When they started making the ship more important, started making Carter ALWAYS right, started making her super woman I was absolutely disgusted with the character. At least in the first 2 1/2 seasons it was easier to respect her. The second they decided we needed to see Carter's love life on a near regular basis I tuned out. Which is why I am REALLY hoping they don't do the same stunt on SGA with Teyla an about who they "have feelings" for. *sigh*
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I agree that talking is a start--but when it's obvious that talking is no longer going to do anything then it's time to actually DO something. I know so many people are torn in Hot Zone but I keep thinking my GOD talk Petersen down?? Like WTF!? :P But I absolutely admit to being biased against Weir anyway. ;)
Absolutely. And I think the secondary characters deserve the chance to have interesting storylines as much as the main characters do.
I liked Vala's directness. :P I didn't like the 'hooker of the Milky Way' vibe I got off her the first few episodes. ;) They toned it down which I was definitely glad for because if they hadn't I don't think I would have ever liked her.
I lost interesting in Carter back in S4. When they started making the ship more important, started making Carter ALWAYS right, started making her super woman I was absolutely disgusted with the character. At least in the first 2 1/2 seasons it was easier to respect her. The second they decided we needed to see Carter's love life on a near regular basis I tuned out. Which is why I am REALLY hoping they don't do the same stunt on SGA with Teyla an about who they "have feelings" for. *sigh*