I’d imagine that they’re not using a star with inhabited planets, so it probably doesn’t really matter. Assuming destroying a star can ever really be considered to not matter. :eek:
Oh, sounds like that one TNG episode with a Picard from a day or so in the future.
That didn’t turn out so well for Future Picard. :eek:
I haven’t seen any of the other Stargate’s (well - 1/2 way through SG1’s first season)
Lol @ McKay reference.
Rodney appreciates Lt. Dayum’s “assets” too? Jennifer wouldn’t be happy about that.
You’re in for quite a ride. The first season’s a bit rough, but it gets a lot better.
This is like the last season of all of Stargate. ):
Maybe. Hopefully not.
(I can dream.)
LOL I am somewhat surprised that I actually got that. I suck at predicting things… but I also mainlined SG-1 and SG-A over the past few months 
Dang Greer. Wow.
Telford is still a dick. :mad:
“Good luck with that.” 
I quite liked them putting him within the ‘genealogy’ of the smart Stargate science people. Sometimes (and again, maybe this was because before I hadn’t seen the other Stargate shows) it was easy to forget that this was in the same universe. But touches like that make it quite nice, I think
Oh, that was a memory. Must have missed that.
Greer was in the brig for punching him back on Icarus. d:
My prediction is that younger Rush dies and 12 hour older Rush stays on.
Yeah, I remember. Telford isn’t quite as much of a dick now, but he’s still not great.
I’m guessing we lose him again for a while this episode.
So much for 3 seconds apart. :eek:
I wonder if there’s a set of ppl on Earth.
Why do I get the feeling the SGC (or Atlantis if it didn’t get sent back, which we won’t find out about now 
) just had the mother of all Iris events?
Lol. Older Rush doesn’t like himself very much.