And yet, somehow, it was still a really great story.

So nyah.

Yawn.

Brian, my friend from another time zone. The theme of the show was "What is it that makes us — rather than them, whoever them happens to be — worthy of survival?"

The finale answered that question this way: "Learn from your mistakes."

I will let you slide if you say you just don't buy that, for whatever reason. But to deny that that's what was going on, when the writers practically tattooed that question and answer on the actors' foreheads, would be tough for me to accept.

Big fan of Stargate, right from the very first movie. I liked most of the series, though once they the Orii came along the mythology of the show was getting quite burdened. However, I loved that after years of addressing the old religions they sort of tackled Christianity/Islam via proxy.

I confess Atlantis didn't do much for me - it just seemed they repeated the same formula but in another location with a different enemy.

But SGU is pretty good so far.

Watching '1969.'

Am I supposed to buy that Hammond has known about this from the beginning of the series?

EDIT: ANOTHER CLIP SHOW ARE YOU KIDDING ME

Been seeing a lot of it lately.

Not exactly sure why you want anyone else to watch it. Keep your weird sci-fi urges to yourself, until one day when we find you, dick in your hand, hanging dead by the neck from twisted together TNG artwork with a toppled stack of SG-1 DVD's inches below your feet.

I do not remember posting that.

Wow.....Memphis makes Teague violent.

I know you were kidding. I think it was still a little much.

Umm is there BSG badmouthing in here? Making sure no one needs to get cracked in the mouth.