Re: 4th Season Stargate Atlantis - The Last Man - 5 star poll - SPOILERS

puzzlrr wrote:
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> "Anim8rFSK" <ANIM8Rfsk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> In article <Xns9A5B8E657988Bjayembeesnurcher@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> jayembee <jayembeenospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Anim8rFSK <ANIM8Rfsk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> > Oh -- how did Rodney KNOW what happened to Ronon anyway?  Nobody
>>> > that saw that scene survived to tell the tale. At least Sam left
>>> > survivors.
>>>
>>> Ronon's men survived. If they went back later and saw the results,
>>> they could put two and two together, and Rodney's story is just
>>> a telling of the story that circulated around.
>>>
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>> You think this might have worked better if it hadn't been framed as a
>> flashback from the start?  Just have Shepard vanish and then present
the
>> rest of the events as something of a roller coaster ride?
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> It was cheaper that way.  I found it odd that John wanted 'Rodney' to 
> keep talking while he's trying to walk in a straight line, through a 
> sand storm. Huh?  It started good, then took a silly turn, imo.  
> Couldn't someone have died falling out of bed?  Doing coke off a 
> prostitutes ass?  No, everyone had to have an heroic death.  And why 
> didn't John close his eyes when he was frozen?  Wouldn't that cause 
> damage with his eyes being exposed?  Plus it was a bit creepy.  "They'll

> close any minute now.  Any minute now."
> 
> Puzz ~ maybe Rodney went out like Ike Turner?
> 
It's sort of established canon that people put in statis have their eyes 
open most of the time. (Jack, Elizabeth, and didn't that frozen Ancient 
on SG1 have her eyes open too?)